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Show September 3. MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS FILLMORE. .UTAH 8463t 1976 S end of the month classified bills for less than $2 will receive a 50t service charge. To ovoid paying this serivee charge, ask the price of the all V V. or- iiinr PRODUCTIVE NICKLE WANT AD when you phone it in. It may then be paid in person or by mail at a later date. However, if we have to bill you. it will cost 504 more. - , V .:rr u ' c it III 1 J? ... " 'szjt ; ':i .. yym:x Public Notices . s , ' : j Pursuant to the provisions of Section U.C.A. 53, all persons holding or claiming liens under provisions of Ch. thru Sec. U.C.A. 53, as amended, on described the hereinafter premises, are hereby notified to be and appear before the District Court of Utah, in and for Millard County, in the courtroom of the courthouse in Fillmore, Utah, in the case entitled Dale M. Worwood, dba Plumbing and Builders Supply, plaintiff, vs. Eldon R. Cowley, and Wilma Cowley, defendants, Civil No. 6634 on. Sept. 21, 1976, at 10 a.m., then and there to exhibit their proof of their liens, or their claim of liens on the premises where the defendants reside in Meadow, Utah, described as: All of' All of Lot one (1), Block Meadow 17, Plat 38-1-1- Because the people must know 38-1-- All requests for Public Notices should be sent to THE MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS. BOX 507, Fillmore, Utah 84631. A Proof of Publiqation will be furnished on prompt payment of bill. MORE SOIL TESTING NEEDED !n 1975 Utah bad 3,794 sod samPes tested in d ment and commercial labs, That is about one sample for every 304 acres of principal crops harvested in the state, according to figures from a U.S. Department of Agriculture Extension Service soil sample survey taken last fall. Home garden, lawn and research samples are included in these figures, and make up about 30 percent of the total number of samples. They say the national and state figures point up the need for more soil testing. Keith Chapman, Millard County extension agent, says three years in this area is generally often enough for routine soil tests from most fields. Where high rates of manure have been used it may be desirable to have annual tests. after harvesting in the pfall Soon is a good time to take soil samPes - At this time the soil normally is in good condition to dig. Also, results from the submitted samples can be back in time to apply needed fertilizer at the most opportune time. Many farmers and garnders take their own soil samples. An auger or sampling tube is most convenient, though a shovel can be used if orooer care is taken. Representative samples should be taken from each field and special samples should be taken from problem areas or where the soil type is considerable different than the rest of the farm. The extension agent suggests that interested contact Eersons the county extension office for more details on soil sampling and for information sheets and containers for soil samples. govern-offroa- Dear Editor: A few weeks ago it was announced that a new Area Mental Health Ginic for the counties of Piute, Wayne, Sevier, and Sanpete, had been approved by the Federal Government. Of the $603,000 for the first year of operation, $222,400 will come from state funds allocated by the state legis- lature. In the future, the federal share will decrease as the state share increases. In a very short time with this financial arrangement, Utah taxpayers will be paying over $1 million for this program. At the time of application for funds there were less than 100 patients involved in the program, putting the cost at over $6,000 person per receiving mental health help. Program employees state that with professional help to be available in this area, patients will get help locally rather than travel to Provo. $6,000 will pay for a lot of trips to Provo. The application for funds 'for the clinic lists 28 employees for the first year of operation, with the Clinical Director to receive a salary of $38,184. This ratio of staff to patients would be My opposition to the program docs not include politicians or personnel involved in the program, but rather whether this is a legitimate function of the federal and state governments, and how well pay for the program. Taxes for state and local governments have doubled in Utah during the past eight million years. The $193 Social Services budget is up in one year. This year 25 of income is taken over 37 to government. support At a recent meeting with the Sevier County Commission to voice opposition to the spending or public money in this fashion, we were left with the same Impression that a FOR SALE 4.5 Acres at Meadow of Town. Richard Hart? 2 Hunt 26" Bike, Slightly used. at 280 South Main, Bartholomew. . 4-- D Town-surve- i Adult Education Gasses will be offered by the Millfd School District for the 1976-7- 7 school year. Registration will take, place on Wednesday September 8, 1976 at the Millard High School from p.m. The following classes wijl be offered: Woodworking and d Welding, U.S. History. Upon successful completion of .the classes high school credit will be issued. pd. 8-- 9 Type-Shorthjm- A, y. A' on Applications for Fillmore Ambulance Team are now being accepted. For further information contact Terry Scottorn or Dee Riendeau or Fillmore Ambulance any Team member. Fillmore, Utah 84631. DEADLINES ARE TUESDAY noon. We just have to have our news in by then to do our very best job. Friday is not FREE kittens to love. 6 weeks old Arva Dale Ashman or 743-532- 5 5 93-p- d V.V.Y.Y.Y.V.Y.. exhibited shall be deemed waived against the above designated premises, located in Millard County, Utah. Dated this 18th day of August, 1976. !'son.ogctjicwsand turcs to the PROGRESS, for SALE 3 bedroom, Eng. cottage connected to sewer. Carpets. Call Shirley Moogj 743-623- 8 743-530- 2 2xnp-93- i - , submitted pictures ex- of historical cept value must be accompanied by $3 for publication. A WARDS CATALOGUE Call glass repair. OFFICE Forest had five more kittens. Two are already promised but one male and two females need homes. Call Progress The Productive Media So Boy! Black old-time- rs 93 2x SH0PATH0ME At your 1 yur ' All LeVoy's back to school WHITE panty sale til Sept. 10. Size 2,4, 6&8 SI each. Crazy bikinis-Size- s 1.40 each and Size Petite-Larg- e S1.75 each. CALL Judy Lofland 743-513- 6 I Picture PublicstioN in 11 743-620- 4 now caries ?w legal pads for you con- venience. Come in to inquire largeorsmall Windows of all sizes are out aOOUt other supplies to buy at business. See Me Bride Lumber for HOME! ! ....... box. INTERIOR DECORATORS McBride Lumber for details! see The - Spray matic SERVICE Free of charge by LICENSED ' Fcr sale Antique Adding machine. vWorks but adds only. Sets on dv,BHaek ,nd. gun. machine, stokermachine stove (2yrs. old) and breaker antl9ueiir sewing Stand. We part With It for a NOrma Malin mere $25 because we have an electric one that does all sorts of cute mathematical calculations. Well sell you one of those too, but for more than $25. See the PROGRESS 'HBHMilMi INTERIOR DECORA! NG pic- - A - . , WWW Udell Jensen Attorney for Plaintiff Published in Millard County Progress August 27, September 3 and 10, 1976. ! Productive Media. : days a week riling for Application 93-2- x On said day the court will hear and determine in a summary way and render judgment according to the rights of the parties. All liens not so 7 Open np-ll- sale at the PROGRESS. You can buy in person or by mail. ; Copies are S10.48, hard back and $8.38 soft back plus 504 if mailed. Send orders to PROGRESS Printing. P.O. Box 507, . 25 W. 100 S. Fillmore Office Supply 743-534- 0 Fillmore 743-515- 7 A Orrei s Radio APPLES. Kirk Shatter PEACHES. TOMATOES PLUMS. Earn free Lingerie. Have a LeVoy Fashion Show. CALL Judy Lofland is again fruit bringing to 'iimore tftc finest available for canning. Place your order now by calling Doris McVey, 3x-9- 3 743-660- 743-621- 7 93 2x 743-513- 6 Fillmore and Garr Ashby, Holden, Utah WANTED: Old new and the State used. Contact the Pioneer Market. . - , .... . indfif. Engineer Appl. No. ? 46732-to appropriate 0.015 sec. ft. of water in Millard County. The water is ARMFUL OF LOVE Small breed pupies, fat & lovable Free Steve Brunto be diverted from a 2xnp9-son 0 ft. deep at a well, . point N. 1310 ft. and W.iwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww 1220 ft. from SE Cor. Sec. 5, FOR SALE 4.5 Acres at Meadow - .743-S35- . S FRUIT FOR CANNING PEARS PEACHES APPLES Call Ted Whitaker 743-574- Radio 6 743-693- 3 Waitress shifts call & . . R4W, SLB&M, (3 of town. Richard Hunt. Jensens TV WEEKLr-SPECIAl- ' Homes For sale 3 bedrooms, ig. kitchen and living room, also baseDel ment. Call 743-542- LEAVE 7 Store . i 9 I I I I I N 25 W Fillmore, Utah. Phone J. 743-535- 8. : i : j Professional Photography I i service guaranteed. tfrts COOftEOUS I t Ijifls i j : t. for sale set large pickup type truck mirror. 1 barbeque grill w Motor and warming oven once. CALL Terry Halsey 910 np 1 RENEWALLS Mcl L. Brunson Farrell P. Smith Howard Stott Fd Phillips Rocky Mountain strict Company Title and Ab- - i i ! Genealogy Etc.: Kimo Coray Box H, Mona 623-010- 6 Ml cabovo Cork Stubio i (Trts J & Telephone Utah 842-285- 1 51 off before 10 The PROGRESS now has receipt books! $3.S0 a book with 1000 sets or $10.50 per box (3 books) THE PROGRESS YOUR PRODUCTIVE MEDIA '. ' VV FOR SALE . Studded snow tires. In good shape, lots of tread left. They are retreads. Will sell for best offer, Vance. 743-572- 9, . - 5 586-363- lx choice A The PROGRESS now offers a choice , in Want Ad advertising. The 8 pt (small) but bold print continues to cost the economical productive nickle a word with a $1 minimum. If an advertiser wants the 10 point (regular news type), it is only word with a $1.40 minimum. Take your 'druthers!' You know you druthcr advertise In the PRO DUCTIVE MEDIA, THE PROGRESS. 7pr File Foldcrs-Ass'- 8'ixl4" 7 t tab-thir- d ea. $6.20100. 41 South Main cut Progress tn Hitt Milllil (lull ntiilill ll Iki Im tnllmki illiuk kr ItlUkilli Ik , mii Ikii 21 )int. All work 4im ! Gordo Twltikilli fillmoro Motol Call hi In i Im itliiilt 743-545- South end of Fillmore T0P-1the best In camper shells Major brands of motor oil Ammunition accessories iCEp g&S0HneDe, r'UeiP Unleaded gasoline GETTING MARRIED . married this year? See our 200th Birthday Wedding no Cost announcements. a more. The PROGRESS, Productive the newspaper, '! Media. Getting spe-ici- s Beer pieroUiro gasoline al . Bicentennial We now have flag red, dark blue and pure white iposter board. 304 plus tax at THE PROGRESS, a newspaper. the Productive Media. Clinic for Rational Hypnosis hypnosis for- - JpphtJ llllllt'll lltkmu Vt'tkl (Ill'll Siiiiil (maim Mil (Ill'll H' (Mini iwt I (iKiitiaiiM Avttt Hypnotherapist 2SS100E JWITCHEIL UPHOLSTERY hi kan tkit litinli tilt it chut iiiAiitiiiK ii teiooN iiiicim. Ferg's Fina Service Auto 'BjtENTINNI AL" Kim L. Tel. A kiiitir'kifkifkitifkit .Two . i (plus tax) will buy you cards with 1000 business raised lettering, Gioice of black, blue or red ink. Pictures, two' colors and gold colored ink extra. Thousands have been sold by 4he PROGRESS, The Productive Media. 4 T ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR Meadow, WANT TO SAVE MONEY? 3-- S P.M. OPEN 10 A.M. MONDAY SATURDAY MEADOW. UTAH e Stamps S. Main, Fillmore 1 er ORIGINAL PAINTINGS FLORAL a FAUNA PLAQUES MIRRORS BASKETS ; Magnetic it the Progress-4- Metal Rabbit Cages, F0R SALE-buck, 3 does. $50 CALL LFTER .m. two-to- CLDA STCUCNWALD : Portraits 3xnp Three 15 K.W. diesel elec. Jenerator sets, goodcond. farm trailers, oak side racks, excellent condition 0ns Tank Truck, 1972 n International with I.OOOGal Stainless Steel water tank, pumps, and hose. Only 8,000 miles. 1973 Toyota Corona Delux with air. 1969 F100 Ford Pickup. V8 with air. 1968 Cadillac Coupe all Cadillac Features One 600 CFM Rota Screw Gardner-Oenvair compressor. good condition. One 1976 Hough 65C loadarticulated tront-en- d er, only 488 hours. One screening plant with conveyors, motors, feeders, etc. And Much Morel For details cell 3 or writ to P.O. Box 1310, Cedar City, Utah. . i Weddings FOR SALE 63 MGB convcr. only $250. spoke (knock-off- ) wheels runs perfect! Needs interior and body work. Driven daily, call a a i WlcabotoCarltStiibio CAMERA furnished house. See at 290 W. S. Fillmore. Utah. Eddie L. Cluff Jr. indf. EQUIPMENTFORSALE MAKE OFFER VERNON PETERSON PtORipt prtly 200 i A' our Bicentennial underlays for all your spondence. Use your head on Old Capitol Bond and show your patriotism for the 200th year. The PROGRESS, the Productive Media. See CENTENNIAL signs-Rubb- 743-536- 3 Highly competitive iWi FOR RENT one 2 -- bedroom, needs, contact me at ! 200 . x 8 or sides, call Lance Brunson indef. 'II for your insurance .A , FOR SALE used steel-- 4 sizes ideal for Truck-bottom- s , 'BICENTENNIAL $$ Christmas Cards purchased Aug. 31, 1976. ,THE PROGRESS indef. YOUR PRODUCTIVE MEDIA ' PPS-82- boxes, nut cups, coaster, matches, bride books, new samples of wedding invitations, napkins, Exciting accessories for your most Important day. See them all at The Progrcss-ThProductive Media 41 S. Main Fillmore 3 All-'goo- d. 4. NAME AT Kellys 3 d Cake 262-185- FOR SALE Lot in Fillmore with over 30 house 743-515- 5 plans to choose from 743-572- 9 ESTATE 1HPP. REASONABLE 0 e REAL EXECUTIVE 54 Jo. Main Richfield - are-tim- Investment group looking for property in Millard or Beaver Counties. Prefer some with water and utilities, but not essential. Also cheap undeveloped Acreage. $3000 to $100,000. Write or call Pete Meide. Chapman1 or Branch, 1576 So State St., 84115 FOR SALE 9xpd9-- 3 Attractive 5 bdrm home approx. 3000 sq. ft. near church and school. Built in range and dishwasher, RIVER RUNNER'S SPECIAL rubber boat, oars, pump, seats garden area with root cellar. Many more extras. nearly new $150 THE PROGRESS S.A. Stephenson 0 JM lsr REPAIR - Type-Shorthar- 4 COLOR AND TRANSISTOR 842-278- 1 8-- 9 ' TV REPAIR 3 . T20S, at SMALL ACREAGE WANTED 487-991- 5; 150-30- S-- E all E Carol A 2) 8 Wantcd-PARADIS- Service TV guns-broke- . (67-79- Ph. Orrens 84636, has filed with service 55 South Main SALE Roadrunner Plymouth S650 J969, 383. Excel, condition Ask for Derk. or offer. Call 743-572P . 917 FOR Notice to water users Earl. Stevens, Gee Johnson FULLER BRUSH Products now availCall Janine able in Fillmore. Speakman, & TV Small appliance L Turncr-Richficl- d 2910 PETERSEN PUMP SALES AND SERVIC E Delta. Utah 864-301- 6 Joe 'Indian "INDIAN JOE" is still 0 Paul American Party Candidate Utah State Senate Loy 4 all plant cares! 6 Sincerely, See Notice 743-686- 7 self-respec- J Plants not growing? Are they feeding only bugs? Come to Pioneer Market for .. SALE FOR 0 After the Teton Flood disaster, Pres. Kimball of the L.D.S. Church said, "We know there are many questions about government assistance. We remind all that even in emergencies eternal principles govern. As we rebuild we must protect our integrity and our And at . . Spokane last year he said, "we can't depend upon Other people; we dont need govern- ment loans or subsidies." Ezra Taft Benson said, "Only voluntary charity can meet the needs of the lame, the sick and the destitute in the long run." & lC.0 indf. 6e 38-l-- 1 ndfmi. W of Holden); and used 93 from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 for the stockwatering of 600 cattle and 10 horses in SEV4 Sec. 5. T20S, R4W, SLB&M. Protests resisting the grant- NEED HELP DOMESTIC ing of this application with Meal preperation and House keeping reasons therefor must be filed in the Kanosh area. 2 hrs. per day. in duplicate with the State Call collect Visiting Home indf. youngster uses in raiding a Engineer, 442 State Capito Services. cookie jar, "if we dont get Salt Lake City, Utah 84114, on or before October 2, 1976. else will. someone it, Dee C. Hansen also commissioners The STATE ENGINEER federal that acknowledged FOR SALE money was always good for Published in Millard Co. Range Alfalfa Seed. Avalon Johnson the economy of this area. Progress August 20, 27 and or There can be little doubt September 3, 1976. 3xnp 92 why citizens around the state secured thousands of petition Notice FOR RENT signatures, so the voters of Adult Education Classes Apts, for rent. Contact Shcrm Utah could decide on the wil1 Stephenson be offered by the MiIlard B S?1? indf. School District for the 1976-7- 7 a "8 ct"Jat'epnHina,! school Registration will Wednesday ntake p"ace on 1976 at the "fXL5:rea1ye"S5 FOR SALE G.E. Mobile Maid dishSeptember 8, fha,ST?. iPU washer. Ex. 'condition, call Millard High School from 2x np' taJ!.d 93 The following classes t wiJJ be offered: Woodworking Ih J tnflrrnnht ritirt those and Welding, politicians, both elected andITC History; UpQn successfu, appointed, L',h.e ,.C'SS'S they represent. FOR SALE Ucne. Cafe Contact John to15 we have an opportunity 813 2x Cooper of In direction move the V or st,tut,onal continue the present course HOME WANTED WORKERS until we have 100 percent IN THIS AREA: men, women, the students. No experience necssary Should government. Federal Government be in- stuffing & addressing envelopes : Mailers). Earn in mental health, (Commission volved monev at home. $100.00 weekly food homes, insulating possible. .Send $1.00 (refundable) stamps, low cost housing. & and long, stamped, addressed en216 etc.. velope for details: J.nancin8 abortions, Jackson K6I2, Chicago 60606.' A Ae . 842-278- 93 896-645- 4. v I Notice to lien claimants BLMNEWS public meeting to discuss proposed revisions to regula- tions governing the use of vehicles (ORVs) on public domain adminis- tered by Utah B.M will be held Sept. 8, in S.L.C L. According to Paul Howard, state director, the public meeting will be held the in Club University Building, Room 1408, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Free parking will be available in the building to the public attending this meeting. Mr. Howard said that under the proposed regualations revisions, all public domain, with the exception of existing primitive and natural areas, are undesignated with regard, to ORV use until they have been evaluated and designated in accordance with procedures and criteria specified in executive order No. 11644 of Feb. 8, 1972, concerning management of ORVs on public domain. This process has been completed for areas of the California Desert and will proceed bureau-wid- e when the regulations go into effect. will Designations be made continuously until all B.M administered areas will be "open, "closed, or regulated" with regard to ORV use. Evaluation and designation criteria have been changed to reflect the executive order. Endangered species will receive special consideration following the intent of the Endangered Species Act of 1973. The proposed revisions also reflect the enforcement authority conveyed in several recently enacted laws. The pro()osed regulations in the Federal appeared Register July 28. Interested parties have until Oct. 7, 1976, to submit written comments, or objections suggestions, to the Director (201), B.M, Washington, D.C. 20240. .. -'i 7 v:.7 &.kS::x A 0 v - I- ' I " a. ,,. f rim 111 Mil In iHintaiil PAYNES SHOE REPAIR H0URS:10:006:00 Mon.-Sa- f. CLOSED 1 Sunday day service on mos; Items 285 West 1st South FILLMORE I |
