Show xtifM PaKe 2 Millard ISPS County dlmnnuntts- - Well here it is 4:30 am on a Wednesday morning we've worked the night through again and I'm trying to get my tired brain to put together sentences that form thoughts and make some semblance of sense It hasn't been my fasorite week it has been cold so couldn’t play in the had another birthday yard and should have known with a birthday coming up the weather would turn nasty as it was always too cold for an outside birthday party when was growing up has been so But the weather delightful guess hoped it would go right on into summer Now the birthwill it day is over maybe As each new birthday rolls around welcome them less There are a few redeeming features about birthdays but getting a year older is not one of them Kirk always remembers my birthday with flowers which is such a thoughtful gesture on his part but feel a little guilty as his birthday is just three weeks before mine and think of it but don't get around to even giving him a call Cindy sent me a nice hand knitted vest smart move on my part to visit and give her a few knitting hints just before my birthday Can’t wait for an oppoitumty to wear the vest Ihurs Apr - - 25 1985 :Sr That is just to mention a couple and guess the point is that a birthday gives a person an excuse or maybe should say a reminder to make a thoughtful gesture The world seems to be so full of tragedy and sadness these days that we should all make more efforts to do kind deeds and be a friend - and not wait for birthdays or other occasions - just do it HELP! HELP! HELP! We are sinking in a sea of unclaimed pictures at the Chronicle Progress offices in both Delta and Fillmore Please save us! Come and claim your pictures! We have tall pictures small pictures old pictures new pictures all which someone thought important enough to have published in the paper and plunk out their hard earned money We will soon give pictures away to anyone who wants them whether it is their aunt Martha or not It is first here first served so if you want your own pictures get in and pick them up VENTq MCHSC THROUGH EDUCATION Human Services Commision accesses needs Editors Note: 1 his article is the first in a series written in an effort to keep citizens aware of the Human Services Commission articles like this will appear every other week in the Chronicle Progress For years before IPP came to Millard County people began to be concerned What’s going to happen with a rapid population increase? What effect will it have on our schools churches hospitals the job market? Will the use of drugs and alcohol crease? What about crime? What could be done to assure an attractive environment for all citizens? While some folks wrung their hands and worried and some refused to accept the idea of any change several agencies set up prevention plans In October 982 the County Commissioners requested the creation of the Human Services Commission (HSC) to be comprised of various agency representatives The purpose of this commission was to coordinate efforts and plan together to meet the needs that were anticipated as a result of the projected population increase Today with Elaine Barron Social as chairperson Worker the Human Services Commission has been formed consisting of Scott Speakman from Rick Moody from Social Services Mental Health Pam Nielson from Alcohol and Drug Outreach Margaret Denslev from Public Health Reece Finlinson from the school district Cameron Adams from Aging Services Jerald Finlinson from Environmental Health Roy Barraclough from the and Duane May cock from hospitals Job Service There are two appointed citizens: Inez Moody from the west side and Sylvia Huntsman from the east side The HSC has also welcomed the participation of Bill Engle from Juvenile Probation red Taylor from Millard County Chronicle Progress The USPS Publisher Susan Editor Advertising Ashbrook Sales Production Fillmore go) Design Manager Receivable Legal Billing Compliments to students either don’t want a “by line” or don’t let us know who wrote the article so we can give them one and who that our own correspondents always write their hometown news under a "by line” never write in the “first person” when they could so easily The second problem we have is in when you editorialize your If you render your own articles opinion or tell others what you think should be done (such as cleaning up the streets etc) you are editoraliz-inThese types of articles mast be labeled either as a “Letter to the Editor” or a “Guest Editorial” Our Page 2 is reserved for those types of yours or ours but they cannot be passed off as a "news” article Most news organizations (the Chronicle Progress included) have adopted a rule that editorial opinion cannot be part of a news account of anything Those columns set aside for opinion will be clearly marked as such The reason for this rule is that of all the editors recognize that things that erode credibility it is the constant intrusion of opinion into reports displayed as “news" The two have their places but they do not mix We also recognize that journalistic in values are often conflict Sometimes it is difficult to distinguish between a news analysis and editorial News opinion analysis simply explores underlying causes and connections in the news and the label "news analysis” is no license to poach on editorial turf So if we sometimes change your stories around to quote the author of the story or say “he said” or "according to" etc or lable your story as a “Guest Editorial” it is because we feel the possiblity of editorializing has crept into it who who visited Chef’s Palace Too made prior reservations the high school The occasions students have been to our establishment they have been prompt polite in every way and courteous to all of our our pleasure employees It is ind to be associated with such fine young people Respectfully Kayle and Marie Barnson Chef’s Palace Too—Mgrs Delta Utah Since recently moving to Delta and of Chef’s managership assuming Palace Too it has been our pleasure to brush shoulders with many of the School Delta at students High and We feel the school parents general public should be aware of the kind of decent young men and women that attend school here We have advertised for patrons to make reservations prior to coming to our establishment On the occasions of the Senior Ball and the very recent Junior Prom all of the young people Dinner in the field with Papa bottled beef topped with Mama’s specially mixed mustard wrapped in a dampened sack and then wrapped with newspaper to keep moist On the top with cake some “bread dought" raisins and spices topped with a vanilla icing in a loaf pan and wrapped in a white sack If Papa had something on his mind and he often had problems of the Water Company the Ward or the cattle business he could eat his dinner looking out over the greasewoods not talking much and eat his dinner as it came out of the sack Starting with the cake down through the sandwiches the fruit and finally finishing up with a bottle of good cold milk wrapped in a wet sugar sack Everything we used for food came in white sacks flour sugar beans rice all in white sacks When they were emptied washed and blown in the wind on the clothes line they became a part of our living Mama found many uses for the white sacks They were especially good for packing the lunch to take to the fields Always there was a two quart bottle of milk wrapped in a wet sack with a dry sack around it to keep the milk cool until dinner time placed in the bottom of the sack because it was heavy a quart bottle of home bottled peaches wrapped in a sack to keep it from breaking all placed in the bottom of a large white sugar sack Some sandwiches of Mama’s good home made whole wheat bread spread with our own good churned butter our Hunter Education classes to begin Hunter Education classes will be held May 6 8 10 1315 17 18 1985 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Delta High School in Room 103 Anyone between 12 and 21 years of age wishing to obtain a Utah resident hunting license is required to complete this class To register for the class come in to 26 N 300 W Delta prior to May 6 1985 A registration fee of $300 and a material fee of $ 00 is to be paid at A parent or guartime of registration dian’s signature is required on the registration form Class will be limited to 30 Sign up on a first come first serve basis l or further information call Attention Anyone over 15 vrs of age who is interested in obtaining National Rule Association Tirearnis Instructor Dennis please contact Ashbrook: days or evenings or see Dennis at Chronicle office weekdays between Progress 10:00 am and 6:00 pm Notice The Delta Police Department is sponsoring a "Ladies Beware" Program on May 3rd at 7:30 pm at the Delta High School Auditorium Guest Speaker will be Dallas Teatherstone Community Calendar to May 3 8 am Delta Baseball Registration to 5 pm 81 South Manzanita April 25 “Let’s talk about it" series begins 7:00 pm reading room Fillmore Library Food Handlers Class in Delta 252 West Main (Health Dept Offices) 9:30 am or 2:30 pm Jolly Stitchers meeting ME Bird Center 12:30 pm April 26 & 27 Millard Scout District Jr Leadership Training April 27 Dance at the Cellar Club Utah Ballet 7:30 pm Delta High School Auditorium WalkAmerica Day in Delta 8 am 9 am Delta High School 18 April Millard and Deseret District scouts selling Hefty bags PMS Seminar 9:30 am Delta South Elementary School Auditorium April 28 Scott Moon farewell 2 pm Delta 3rd & 4th Ward Bldg Kehl Fredrieksen mission report Granger 24th Ward 12:45 pm Wilford Sheriff open house pm 40 S Main Oak City April 29 Immunizations pm Scipio Firehouse Blood Pressure Clinic pm Scipio Firehouse Blood Pressure Clinic p m Holden Town Hall ImDelta Public Health Office 9 am 12 noon & munizations p m Delta Estate Land Owners Meeting 700 pm 710 E Sunset St April 24 April 30 10 Blood Pressure Clinic Kanosh Town Hall Immunization clinic 9 am noon Fillmore Public Health Office Climbing slide show Regional Park 81 South Manzanita Ave 7:30 pm May Blood Pressure Clinic pm Meadow LDS Church 7:30 Blue Notes Spring Concert pm Delta High Auditorium Delta Public Health Office Blood Pressure Clinics 9 am 12 noon & pm May 3 “Ladies Beware” anti crime program 7:30 pm Delta High School auditorium May 4 Kirtt Myers Lisa Cloward wedding Delta Utah Stake Center reception 47 Betah Rebekah Lodge Something Sale 364 West 100 South Delta 10 am to 4 pm Fera Little open house ME Bird Center 234 W 1st So 9 pm Dance at the Cellar Club May 4 & II Hinckley Beautification Days trash pickup May 8 Millard Distict Cub Scout Roundtable Stake Center 7:30 pm May 9 “Let’s Talk About It” Little J omen 7:00 pm Fillmore Library Reading Room May 10 Sharia Johnson Bruce Anderson Open House pm home of Anderson 215 N 100 W Oak ty (Oak City Church in case of inclement weather) HELLO 15 THIS THE IRS?" WE WANT TO FILE ASA NON-PROF- IT A i Office Accounts Riley Wood who” V Editorial Evelyn Mallet Deb Greathouse We here at the newspaper have been running into a couple of more often lately with problems some of the articles submitted by you wonderful We people out there aren’t complaining about the articles we love to get them-ait sure makes our jobs easier to have you write them (especially when you know what you are talking about and we don't) We feel we need to some of explain why sometimes them have been changed around from the way you wrote them The problems we are running into are: 1) you sometimes write them in the “first person” (saying “I” and “we” instead of “they” etc) and in “editorialize” 2) you sometimes your stories To explain the first problem: When you write “we want to thank or "we really had everyone ” after it is printed a great time at in the paper it sounds like we here at the paper are thanking everyone or that we here at the paper really (when we didn’t enjoyed going to It’s not that we also even don't “thank everyone” or that we wouldn’t have “enjoyed going” but we think the "writer of the article” should get the credit-n- ot us When an article like that is written in the "first person” we endeavor to a line” it on Sometimes place "by however someone will slip an article under the door when we’re not here and if their name is not noted on the article we don’t know who to give a “by line” to so the only thing we can do is try to change some of the wording from “we" to "they” It would make our jobs easier still in the future if you would please include your name on articles you submit to pretend you are us when you are writing the article and don't write it in the "first person” It’s rather odd that we get so many “first person” articles from people ( Dutson Marge Barton Managing Editor Fillmore Mark Amott at Large Reporter Dennis Adult Probation and Parole Sheriff Ed Phillips Warren Peterson from PUSH the county commissioners Delta City Police senior citizens centers and various religious groups This commission has worked long and hard planning for softening the impact of the local population explosion The emphasis is on prevention - to determine what problems may appear and to have a plan prepared in advance which will deal with them Five of the mentioned above have agencies developed specific prevention plans Under the direction of Rick Moody and Peter Jacobson the commission completed a survey of 514 households in Millard County in the fall of 1983 This survey for opinions on the effect of the population impact the problems and needs of the community and the effectiveness of county services HSC has used the survey as a needs assessment to help establish its own direction and goals The commission has also published a Millard County Information and Referral Directory and has overseen the formation of a sexual trauma team (to advocate for victims of rape and incest) The commission is itself a forum for interagency communication Through the Human Services Commission agencies will continuously reevaluate their own programs and try to become innovative in their approach to problems that surface in our community One of the goals of the HSC is to keep the public posted on a regular basis regarding agency activities and the services they offer within our county Future articles in this paper will be concerned with the results of the survey that is what you the public feel the agencies are doing well or could do better HSC is open for suggestions which will improve areas that need attention from individuals Any comments or organizations will be groups welcome You are encouraged to contact Inez Moody at or Elaine Barron at or Sylvia Huntwith any questions or sman at concerns you might have We here at the newspaper NIZATI May 11 Dance at the Cellar Club Hinckley High School Alumni Banquet 7 pm Cultural Hall LDS Church on Main Street 18 May Dance at the Cellar Club Fillmore Community Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary Pink Day 11:00 am to 3:00 pm Fillmore City Park May 19 Rick Fowles mission farewell to San Antonio Texas Sutherland 1st Ward 12:50 pm May 22 Fool Handlers Class in Fillmore 50 South 400 West (Sr Citizens Building Public Health Dept Office) 9:30 am May 23 Food Handlers Class in Delta 252 West Main (Health Dept Offices) 9:30 am or 2:30 pm Pahvant Valley Riding Club Gymkana "Let’s Talk About It” The Wind in the Willows 7:00 pm Fillmore Library Reading Room May 28 Session one “Summer Learn to Swim” West Millard Community begins Swimming Pool June 6 “Let’s Talk About It” Charlotte's Mebb and Bridge to Terabithia 7:00 pm Fillmore Library Reading Room June 8 5th Annual Renaissance Faire Delta City Park 12 noon to 6:00 pm June 15 Millard District Cub Scout Day Camp DEADLINES )' J y ON) We appreciate everyone’s cooperation with our new deadlines Social club columns society community and the like is due Fridays deadline is Monday Advertising noon Beginning January 29th the Delta office will be closed Tuesday afternoon to allow production without interuption Thanks to everyone for their assistance with the new deadlines Circulation Julie Mard Circulation Rita Bullcreek Circulation Commercial Jane Comp production Printing Beckwith advance US 00 Subscription 00 6 months Sit 00 out year year $10 6 month O Bo AA county for county for cent Copy Send Address changes to 249 Deha Utah 14624 4f J400 F4b0ef Ml 5)40 or ftu’f meets 8 pm at IPP Housing Community Center 8 pm at Delta Wednesdays City Bldg Chamber of Commerce Tuesdays office 76 N 200 W Delta Ut meets Thursdays 7:30 pm at Delta Chamber of Commerce office ALANON: J |