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Show T7ursV, Millard County Progress Fillmore, Utah 84631 April froy SUNDAY & MONDAY Saturday Nielson seeks Senate ELIZABETH TAYIDR V UfflCH" m'. BILUE WHUELAW I L AVALON Re. NleLson has been active public affairs for many years. During the past eight years he has served In the Utah legisla- Deer Mr. Wilson The Fillmore District Hu resu of Land Man? cement l presently Involved In the asses sing the environmental and Impacts of Issuing leases on national resource lands fur geothermal resource exploration anddeveloo-men- t. The Un is Involved are in the area of the Roosevelt Hot Springs near Milford, Utah. The area Involved is shown on the enclosed map. If leases are Isgped, It will liHWlre the lessees to nrosoect for'ceotlitrmaletetgy and If suitable values ere found, to develop these sources to produce useable energy, such a -- socio-econom- ic electricity. In order that possible development, you are Invited to abend a meeting and field tour to be conducted on Thursday, April II. 1974. We will rneid at 1;30 p m. M. D. S. T. al the High School auditorium, Mllfuni, Utah for a discussion and the field lour will he conducted ImmedUtely following. Comments from any person or group are solicited and should he addressed to the Fillmore District Office, Bureau of LandMacacgninot.FltU more, I'tah 64631, telephone Written or oral comment can ue Considered and Incorporated Into our reports If received by April 3C, 1974. the Joint Legislative Budget-Aud- it Committee andthe legislative Council. He authored mny bills especially In the areas of reapiorttonment, election reform, tax reform and industrial development. Rep. HowardC. Nielson, Provo, Speaker of the L'tah Stale House of Representatives, announced that he will aeek the Republican nomination to the T0UK3KIT lftQVGln)S9Oln)u(l; CUE STOP SIIOFPII.G FOR SUPER IN Lloyd IL Ferguson "F ra ii kl y" S p e a king" ! I TOWN! 1 1 m-'k- e Polyester Double Knits for Eoster Sewing . .... $2.99 yd. Yarn Wool or Wintuk 98c Girls SANDALS Ladies SANDALS 2.99 ... 4.99 I I I TEAR EASTER DRESSES $3 00 oft STEVENS has what you need for Easter. Thurs., Fri. Or Sat. Check these 3 day Specials Come Is nd your Choice Now. Sec oil the new Personality SPRING SHOES Just Arrived District Manager 90 UVI2K Boys DOUBLE KNIT PANTS site 4 thru Prep $1.00 off this weekend Sincerely yours. can pin the advice and opinions of various persons or organizations who might be Interested In this we Keep tomato fruit off the ground for more perfect fruit at harvest. Trellises can be elaborate, or a simple cylinder of woven wire encircling the plant to a height of five feet. as majority leader, as speaker, and as chairman of ture springs Hearing al il In LUMUiUAIMiJIiJIJAIA geo-thcrm- What proportion of the adult male population of this country has had military service? There are 55 1 million men aged 20 to 64 In the United S'ates and 26.4 million, or 48 percent, are veterans of the Armed Forces. I am a 20 year old student attending college under the Veterans Administration's programs for orphans of deceased Now that I am mar-ite- l, veterans ui) 2ao montnty allowance be Increased? Sorry, no. Additional educational assistance ts not authorized for dependents of participants In that program. nett, Pep Nielson, a native of Richfield has been a professor of statistics at Brlgliam Young Priot (.'Diversity since to that, he served three yeart In the United States Army, and was a research economist for a. years for Stanford Research U Ltaittuiw. is a iuu the University of Utah and holds three graduate degrees. "NIGHT W5 : kt.afrtc.4Vwc msiUvnmo out noun it a oumni lAsr n mmvus ot mem mmt Veterans answer seat This Vntted States Senate seat lias lieen held for four terms by Sen. Wallace F. Ben- LAURENCE HARVEY 3, 1974 4C qt. "Dust Pan" Swing Top Wosfe Bin S2.S8 Proven SPRAY PAINT .... 88c con Large assortment of Colors I 4 1 g DITON I 743-572- I A WILUAM V. WILSON salute te Atriciltere . This week's BROGRCSS Is a siecul salute to Agriculture. You will stories find mess' ges and throughout the piper regarding farming, ranching, gardening and the general agricultural spectrum It has sod always will te a vital pert of the economy factor tn this region. Farming has progressed as rapl Ily if not more rapidly In this area or any farming of today. We've enjoyed putting this edition out. We hoi you 111 too. especially the messages from lurat advertisers without whom we Couldn't publish this type of newspaper Jar be aisuierstiotf . . In my article of last week talking, about the local I didn't want to sound as though 1 wasn't In favor of saving some pert of them Tie only point I wanted to make was, the multiple use concept ir the best plan, but also we favor some of the area being set to one Side We question the need But we would of 9,000 acres III e to know just how much would be needed lo preserve some part , of the geologic! unprue In this country and apprs only In Millard County. won-ler- Sitskiie, I hope Be the time our rea-ierfm. Ish reading this week's iaie- we hope to he basking near a s warm palm In unnvCalifrnla I try and catch a little sunburn for all of you. It It's cold and windy, you may have to read this column for If so, we will the next two weeks e'.cut the wonderful s.lxatc we have and vawhy should anyone want to cation away from home. . Did via knv . . of the last 22 weekends, them have had the miserable weather. Twoweekaago was realty the first day we could really enjoy Jeeplnglnthe was spring wealher and then It too chilly lust to stand around. It was great hiking weather. Od 17 of i bear . . Di The Itory (whether true) tssit the prisoner who In another jail (twt tn Mill rd County, but being held for Millard) found the keys, a gun and clean clothing to etcape But he relumed shortly, returned the run. I he keys, and the clothes. It give him a guilty conscience after I he jailer and office ra had been so nice to him Sounds Ilk a "C" slory, but ts they say truth Is stranger than in Iniile a friend . . . This summer im lie a friend nr a relative In ent vacation we will go all time locally out toassiot m finding the scenic the unique, and c areas e time and so few propl really knw aliml PRODUCE GRAPEFRUIT NAVEL ORANGES BANANAS Specials on Celery 12 for $1.00 lb. 11c . lb. 11c .... r Avocados MEATS Western Family WIENERS lb. 89c Premium Brown n Serve Links 89c 8 oz. pkg POT ROAST, Blade Cut lb. 79c FOT ROAST, Center cut lb. 87c CHUCK STEAK, 7 bone !b. 87c C Grude Turkey HENS lb. 53c Bor S Bcnclcss HAM lb. 1.85 GROCERIES Oronge Breakfast Drink 27 or 9Sc Western Fomily Chicken of the Sea Tuna 48c Chunk Planters Peanut Buffer 28 or S9c COMET Cleanser 6 lor $1.00 SPAM Luncheon Meof, 12 ox 93c Hi C FRUIT Drinks, 45 oz 35c Western Shores Paper TOVVELS Jumbo 3c W F EGGS dozen 61c large VJCTE I eon w Bacon SOUP .. . 5 for Campbell's Hunt's Tomato Souce 15 or. Hunt's Tomoto Paste, 12 or UPTON SOUP 2 pk. William's Textured Vegetable Protein, 3 or 3 Carnation Inatant Milk 14 qt White King Woter Softener .. - 1.00 23c 35c 43c 1.00 2.69 1.05 sirs King Fomily Brownie Mix, 23 or. 69c Duncan Hines 59c Blueberry Muffin Mix Duncon Hines - 13 or. Shaver's Unsweetened 46 or 47c Juice Gropclruif FROZEN FOODS lb. S3e Imperial Soft Margarine F 10 W CUT CORN, or 5 for $1 F 10 or. . . 5 for SI PEAS 77 WF Mixed Vegetobles, 10 or. 5 $1 W F Poly Bog PEAS, 24 or 2 89c W F Poly Bog CORN 24 or. 2 89c Festival sold pok BUTTER lb. 83c . lb 85c Festival rcqulor Butter NON FOODS Pcpsodont Tooth Brushe soft medium ARRID EXTRA DRY, 9 or. - PQflB Pfiffi, .. |