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Show Millard County Chronicle-Thursday, December 3, 190 fttp billiard County Chronicle PuMUhed ery THURSDAY at Delta, Utah By DuWil Publishing Co. RILL WILSON Publisher SUSAN B. DUTSON Keillor Letteu and unsolicited unsolicit-ed articles for publication publi-cation do not ncces-narlly ncces-narlly reflect the policy pol-icy or views of this newspaper. No letter should be longer than 300 worls. All letters must be signed. Name will be withheld only by specific request. tillered as Second Class matter at the fostoflice at Uflla. Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 Subscription Rate $5.00 a year in advance Six Months 53.00 Advertising Rotai co Request MEMBER IieUSpMper Auodrntton - Founded 1898 RUSl Woman's Paqe - ccietxi . Lhnsfmas taik More TV Shows This week the UtahState University Uni-versity Extension Services presents on the "Stretching your Meat Dollar" schedule: "Attractive Meals with lnex- The family meallsoften well demonstrates some exciting ex-citing but inexpensive ways to use meat in your family meals. This program will be seen Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1970 at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 7, KUED. It Is approximately 29 minutes long. APPRECIATION We wish to thank our children chil-dren for the lovely Golden Wedding reception they gave for us Oct. 27. We sincerely thank all who came to wish us well on this special occasion. We are so grateful for all our many friends and relatives. Those who sent cards and letters, and made telephone calls, and those who have visited visit-ed us In our home we do appreciate appre-ciate all of you. Sincerely - Clark and LaVeda Bishop Many people enjoyed the Christmas Fair that was held on Nov. 12 at the Deseret Stake House. It was sponsored by the Stake Relief Society and the Extension Service. All wards participated in It and a highlight was a beautifully beauti-fully decorated Christmas tree displaying pictures of the Cutler Henrle family. There were Ideas for the Nursery class to be used throughout the year. Another highlight was the Bridal Corner, with several wedding dresses and brides maid dresses being exhibited. Demonstrations were presented pre-sented throughout the day. Refreshments Re-freshments of cookies and punch were served to all present. pre-sent. Recipe booklets will be mailed to those who requested them. . We hope to continue this Christmas Ideas Fair each year and Invite all members of Millard County to participate. Needs to be Surveyed. cor.ir.iuiiiTY cau::daq NOV. 27 Wrestling at Delta NOV. 28 STAKE DANCE Basketball at Delta DEC. 3 Delta at Beaver, Wrestling DEC. 4 Dugway at Delta, Basketball Music Clinic at Hurricane DEC. 5 Payson at Delta, Wrestling Delta at Juab, Basketball DEC. 10 Millard at Delta Wrestling DEC. 11 Pam Bunker, Reception Delta at Panguitch. Basketball DEC. 12 Provo at Delta, Wrestling STAKE DANCE DEC. 16 MIA Leadership Meeting DEC. 17 Milford at Delta, Wrestling DEC. 18 Millard at Delta, Basketball DEC. 19 '. Delta at Dugway, Basketball Delta at Morgan, Wrestling DEC. 22 High School Christmas Concert DEC. 23 Preferance Ball Wrestling with Piute (Afternoon) DEC. 25 j Christmas Dance DEC. 26 M Men Gleaner Activity DEC. 27 Gunnison here, Basketball New Year's Dances Are you concerned that certain needs of your child be met by the school? Would you like to see a good program continued or begun? If so, come out on Monday evening, Dec. 7, at 7:30 p.m. A team from the South West Media Center, Cedar City, under the direction of the Utah State Board of Education will have question-air question-air es on hand for interested parents to fill out. There are 45 questions to answer and give your opinion on. This Is thegoldenopportunlty for the man-ln-the-street to have his wishes known concerning con-cerning his families need from Delta Jr. - Sr. High School. Be there early to be sure you recieve a questionnaire. A team from the Southwest Media Center, Cedar, under the direction of the Utah State Board of Education will have questionnaires on hand for interested in-terested parents to fill out. 1 ! q : . . . Club Tlews Hearty Holiday Brunch DEC. 31 j privacy I 4dm I FORMEN J I ONLY! f Wk ! EVERY MONDAY NIGHT FROM 6:00 TO 9:00 r.' P DON'T LET OUR EXTERIOR f&ffi. iKV FOOL YOU OUR yS? REMODELING IS NOT INTERFERING WITH M JW W BUSINESS INSIDE. m V i COMPLETE LINE OF f trvnr n SITFHIGH FASHIONY ' . . MABEL S . , y SEE THE PERFECTGXFX( tr-"? Rev- UP&L GIVES LIGHT TO HOLIDAY SEASON Now that the colorful downtown down-town Christmas lights have been turned , on, it's official. The holiday season is here. And according to a longstanding long-standing custom, Utah Power and Lti'it Co. again will furnish free electricity to light holiday decorations installed on city streets and parks in the communities com-munities where UP&L's distribution dis-tribution lines run. The Christmas gift is available avail-able between dusk and midiii:?v. from Nov. 28 to Jan. according accord-ing to Jay Gardner, Telluride Division Manager. He said that the company will run necessary service wires to connected installed in-stalled lights to the utility lines. Free Christmas lighting to communities sor di?r;Uy by the company is a tradition with UP&L. Last year, the utility provided 374,000 kilowatt-hours of free electricity to illuminate 181,000 holiday bulbs in 148 cities and towns. Of these, .some 6,130 bulbs were lighted in 28 comni jui-IIjs jui-IIjs in csiKril and southwestern southwest-ern Uari I Vln A A t ' . i cr aiir ays Welcome at the DELTA COMMUNITY CHURCH Here's a brunch that's worth a little extra fuss to do your own thing for big appetites. For a unique 'starter" serve: ! Hearty Holiday Brunch Combine 4 cups (32 oz.) unsweetened pineapple juice with 4 cups (32 oz.) apple juice and 1 can (6 oz.) frozen lemonade concentrate, con-centrate, thawed. Slowly add Tha Uncola, chilled. Pour into large pitcher. Add ice cubes. Makes 40 (4 oz.) servings. Upside-Down Caramel Puffs 13 cup brown sugar, Vi cup chopped pecans firmly packed W2 cups biscuit mix 2 tablespoons butter or 1 tablespoon sugar margarine V2 cup The Uncola 14 teaspoon cinnamon 1 egg, slightly beaten Heat oven to 400F. Mix first 4 ingredients to form a smooth paste. Press about 1 teaspoon of mixture into bottom of 12 greased muffin cups; sprinkle with pecans. Combine bisimit mix and sugar; add The Uncola and eggs; mix well. Fill muffin cups full. Bake 15 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from oven. Invert pan onto waxed paper. Serve warm. Makes 12 puffs. Complete brunch with Creamed Eggs in Sausage Ring, Date-Nut Date-Nut Loaf, Prune Rolls. MR. LAWRENCE V. ALDER GROCERS NAME NEW DIRECTOR Lawrence W. Alder, Woods Cross, Utah has been named Executive Director of the Utah Retail Grocers Association, according to Ralph Miller. Jr., Moab, Association President. ' Mr. Alder will succeed H. Vern Brazell who has accepted a position with anatlonalorgani-z anatlonalorgani-z at ion. Mr. Alder, who has been Director Di-rector of Services for the Utah Retail Grocers Association for the past six years, will assume his new position effective Nov. 16. The Utah Retail Grocers Association, formed in 1924,1s one of Utah's largest and oldest trade associations and represents repre-sents the food retailers of the state. The Utah Retail Grocers Association is affiliated with the National Association of Retail Re-tail Grocers of the United States (NARGUS) and so offers representation on local, state and national levels, says Mr. Miller. Mr. Alder will direct all activities of the organization, organiza-tion, be responsible for the services now offered to member mem-ber food retailers and will be editor of the Intermountain Food Retailer magazine. Mr. Alder attended Salt Lake City schools and attended the University of Utah on a Rotary scholarship, where he obtained a marketing degree In 1956. He married the former Carolyn Ranck in 1953. They have eight . children. 1 ,., ..,-. . Mr. Alder serves as a member mem-ber of the Executive Committee, Commit-tee, League of Utah Consumers, Con-sumers, is a member of National Na-tional Food Industry Association Associa-tion Executives and National Food Trade Press. He presently pres-ently serves as Bishop of the West Bountiful Second Ward. Church School, Tues. 3:30 Worship Service 11:15 South 200 West 834-2255 p.m. a.m. JIM SLOAN, Pastor n n n n n n n n n n with a NEW HAIR DO! MAKE APPOINTMENTS NOW SPECIAL STYLING FOR ALL HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES FASHION-RITE BEAUTY SALON JT vT tit" ' tWnrniwimJSwii 1 .1-1 xfr&A - - - - - v- 4,v s',sm ismmiA S4 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY. CHRISTMAS SEAL AMBASSADORS AMBAS-SADORS - Bob Ellett, Captain of Golden Eagles Hockey Team and Jeff Congdon, Utah Stars Jeff Congdon, star of the Utah Stars Basketball team and Bob Ellett, captain of the Salt Lake Golden Eagles hockey team, this week were named Christmas Christ-mas Seal Sports Ambassadors by Lyman Smart, Bountiful, president of the Utah Tuberculosis Tuber-culosis and Health Association. As sports ambassadors for the 1970 Christmas Seal Campaign Cam-paign they will help carry the important message of the Christmas Seal fight against tuberculosis, emphysema, air pollution and cigarette smok ing, to the citizens of Utah, team member, are appointed Christmas Seal SportsAmbas-sadors SportsAmbas-sadors by Lyman Smart, Chair man of 1970 Christmas Seal They join with RicoCarty who is the national Christmas Seal Sports Ambassador. Carty is the Atlanta Braves outfielder who personally conquored his fight against tuberculosis two years ago and went on to win the 1970 National League batting batt-ing title. Ellett and Congdon echo the theme of the 1970 Christmas Seal Campaign Let's Stick Together. : ! - , :V JT V . . MISS PAULETTE TAYLOR TO Speak VOWS The young couple will be united in marriage Dec. 12, 1970. A reception will be held at "The Manor", 215 North Center, American Fork, Utah following the marriage ceremony cere-mony from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Everyone is cordially Invited In-vited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E.Taylor E.Tay-lor of American Fork, Utah announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Paulette to Robert B. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon (Bus) Thomas of Delta. i 4 . WE HAD SOME NEW HELP THIS WEEK, MISS GENTRY SMITH WHO IS SITTING ON HER MOTHER'S LAP AND LEARNING ' ABOUT JUSTOWRITERS. fnrTiTj'ri Vf ' ) 71 7 v iiff m m ; v, V campaign. They urge Utahns to give in the fight against respiratory disease. "We urge you to use Christmas Christ-mas Seals on all your letters . and packages this holiday season, and to answer your Christmas Seal letter with a generous contribution for better health," they said in a message to all Utahns. Mr. Smart said that if any Utah families or businesses have not received their colorful color-ful Christmas Seals this year, they can get them by calling, or writing the Utah Tuberculosis Tuberculo-sis and Health Association, 1616 South 11 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 "l MEN'S SLIPPERS 3 Ve have the right gift for i 1 j everyone on your Christmas list j L.w., j .. |
