Show Extension ervice Millard ( mini) AUCTION Aug 31 1984 Friday Salable at auction 600 compared to 368 last week and 434 last year Moderate deAverage attendance mand Feeder steers and heifers instances mostly steady cows higher Slaughter lower Slaughter bulls firm to 100 higher Supply about 70 percent feeder cattle Feeder Steen: Medium and Large Frame 1 lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs lbs part load 802 lbs 6170 lbs Large Frame 2 Holsteins boning Utility Breaking Utility and Commercial Cutter Canner Good to right: Shannon Thomas Natalie Ekins Farnsworth Aleta Boardman Natalie Burns Jackie Skeem Stacy Adams Kristin Burns and Tracee Johnson Jamie Petersen Not pictured Horse Show Results 4-- H group Stacy Adams received six blue ribbons and four first place trophies to win the trophy Shannon Thomas received four blue ribbons one red ribbon and one white one first place trophy Natalie Burns received four blue ribbons two white and one first place trophy Michelle Moody received three blue ribbons one red and two The Council headed by Pat Millard County put on the Horseshow as part of the Millard County Fair which was held at the Deseret Fair Grounds The participants in each age group were Stacy Adams Michelle Moody Natalie Burns and Shannon Thomas were Rachel Farnsworth Shalmie Tracy Brenda Boardman Connie Bishop Aleta Boardman Natalie Ekins and Megan were Lance Cornwall PenWilliams Kristin Burns ny Odoe Teresa Gillen Jamie Petersen Tabitha Olds and Jackie Skeem These youth competed in test fitting and showmanship western horsemanship barrels poles and keyhole In the age white In the age group Rachael Farnsworth received five blue ribbons one red and four first place trophies to win the trophy Shalmie Tracy received four blue ribbons one red and one white Brenda Boardman received four blue ribbons one red and one white Aleta Boardman received three blue ribbons two red one 2295 lbs white and one first place trophy Natalie Ekins received two blue ribbons three red one white and one first place trophy Megan Williams received three blue ribbons three white In the age group Jamie Petersen received six blue ribbons to win her the trophy Patty Cropper received six blue ribbons Tracee Johnson received five blue ribbons one red and two first place trophies Kristin Burns received four blue ribbons one red one white and three first place trophies Jackie Skeem received four blue one red one white and one first place trophy Tabitha Olds received one blue one red four white Lance Cornwall received three red and three white Penny Odoe received one blue one red and four white grade individual Yield grade 2 couple 5270 lbs 4650 Awarded Medal 1st Class Officer Navy Petty Terrance L Faunce son of Linwood D Faunce of Pleasant Grove and Marve P Faunce of Kanosh was awarded the Good Conduct Medal The Good Conduct Medal signifies faithful and obedient service during r a period To earn it Navy must enlisted men and women achieve and maintain a statisfactory and an of level performance unblemished conduct record for the entire period Faunce is currently serving with Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 3 Naval Air Station North Island San Diego If your stored food you are for a rude awakening if you ever you neglect probably in try to eat it According to a survey done by the Utah State University Nutrition and Food Sciences Department about 67 percent of all Utah residents have some sort of food storage program The survey also indicated that much of this food is either so old or has been stored in such a hot area that it is of low eating quality 4-- H Burns Simple aging gradually robs stored food of nutrients and changes its flavor but the temperature of the storage area can also alter the storage life of food says Dr Deloy Hendricks professor of nutrition and food sciences at USU “Our survey revealed that of those who store whole grain and flour 45 percent had kept it stored for more than five years and 19 percent had kept it stored for more than 10 years Hendricks says “Also 39 percent of those who stored dried milk had kept it in storage more than five years Ten percent had stored it more than 10 years” he adds The survey indicated that 73 percent of those who stored food did so in their is usually the basements The basement coolest spot in the house but it may become a hot area if the food is stored too close to the furnace “Ideally food should be stored in an area that is less than 50 degrees year round” Hendricks says He says the survey indicated that is quite common for the temperatures in food storage areas to exceed 70 degrees Only 12 percent of the food storage areas in the remained below the optimum 50 survey Aleta Ekins Natalie Regional Horse Show On July 21st the Millard County Junior and Senior Horsemanship teams competed in the Regional Horsemanship contests in Richfield and made an excellent in the junior division beating out 36 other youth from Central and Southern Utah Close behind Rachael were Shalmie with 85 points Aleta with 80 points Natalie with 70 points then Sara Kerri Megan and Brenda These youth earned a total of 23 blue ribbons which ndicates the kind of showing they made in the team standings Millard came out in third place just points behind the winner Sevier County The senior team was represented by Natalie Burns Stacy Adams Cheryl Wade and Kami Myers Since they were short of the minimum five team members they did not place Natalie and Cheryl scored 75 points The four ladies scored a total of 15 blue ribbons showing The Junior Team consisted of Aleta Boardman Natalie Ekins Rachael Farnsworth Brenda Boardman Shalmie Tracy Megan Williams Kerri Scott Sara Tippetts and alternate Kristin Bums These youth competed in written test showmanship at halter horsemanship western riding barrels poles and keyhole received blue ribbons in six of Rachael these events and a red in the other which earned her a total of 100 points This good showing by Rachael earned her the overall DOVES VIDEO CLUB ISIS J Romancing The Stone m (Jfi'llCUt'S- - HIM degrees Hendricks All Around winners in the Millard Horse Show held during County the fair were Jamie Petersen year olds daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Rachel Farnsworth Petersen year olds daughter of Mr and Mrs and not pictured Rick Farnsworth year olds daughter Stacy Adams of Mr and Mrs Ken Adams u - V£ t sisters ' i Unfaithfully Yours No membership fees movies rotated 300 Over to 8 Mon thru Thurs 8 Open DOVES VIDEO CLUB 377 West Main Delta - Sal! Wriglu ake City Dean (Lola lax Mrx M Wright Hinckley M larnsworth Great Falls Mo Mrs Dean Mo Mrx Tom (Carma) Evans Dillon (Verla) Vernal 7 grandchildren Preceded in death by his mother and brother Dee Kan Wright lit id Tuexdat were Funeral services September 4 1984 al the Hinl ley Church us Cemeterx house Interment Hinckley suggests that if people want to storage program that assures the food and nutricious they rotate the food regularly This is espcially important if you store food in an area that is warm Nellie Jacobson Roper Nellie Alvin R Greener Greener R Alvin Jan Born age 1905 '9 died Utah to R and Petersen Married Grace Olsen Inly 2 1926 armington Utah She later died Married Neat ha Leona Mower Del 4 1938 later solemnized Manti IDS leniple Retired Irom DRG Railroad altei 49 years lnr D Helper Survivors two sons Dennis Bellvue lour daughters awana Greener Dcnvet Colo ynda (irimaud Delta Jeamunc Gordon West Price brother alley City Cindy Davies (Tad) Greener Helpei in preceded death by a son Irvin I) neenet also sui Thomas Greener suing 20 grandchilditn: grandchildren uneral 30 services were held DS the Helper Springville veigreen 1984 at Burial 10 ridav Slake al the 1888 in Oak Deseret to Ole (Tty Sainls Jesus member she had Christ Ben 1923 ol the Oak served ard Guy the in Tern MIX as taught Primal and Sunday served as President and ihe Relict Society and as a tor mans vears She was also the Daughters ol the blah had She Counselor ake of Marsh He died She was Rebecca She married in the Sail 1912 hureh of pie ot the ( ebruary Hans and Jacobson Dutxon " died 96 age Clearfield She was born June Roper m visiting teacher a member ot Pioneers She is survived and Thurmon Powell ake City Devon Darrell eola) tab Mrs ( arl (Ruby lab Mrs ee (Mina) by sons Springville Wyoming Mrs Arizona Tempe Dalton Pralt Salt barley eu Point Tavlor ( I held lea: and Mrs Roy iclot (W’anetla) tah Clearfield irandehildren 130 Great (irandehildren and 29 Great Great Alma Rich Grandchildren Sister: Mrs Chico ( ahloima She was (Ruby) Lyman Mrs in death bv a daughiepreceded (Bernieel great August Roper 1984 Home seerelary school uguxt 28 HuicHe ucinda Jacobson September where funeral Mldredge xcrvnes Ward Burial held were I9s4 September Centct Wednesday al the Oak Second )ak ( ny Cemetery ( emetery Ila Mae Tippetts Yolanda Hatton lla Mae Graveside services were held 18 1984 for August Hatton who passed away August 25 1984 as follows: Bishop David Christensen conducted Opening Prayer was by arles Hatton followed by Remarks by A duet Bishop Christensen “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You” was sung by Joy Lee and Carl Blad followed by a Talk by Bishop Bill Turner who was the Home Teacher to the Hattons Dedication of the Grave was Hatton Interment was in the Kanosh under the direction of Cemetery Tuesday Yolanda Dppettx 1984 in 23 She was Utah Vegas She Dean 4' as Vegas born Thurs died Aug Nevada in Dcseicl 19V March an II yeai resident ol as homemaker and a beaulkian survived ly her husband lerrv sons Martin Jay David and ledidiah She was a is all ol and daughter Danielle Maree lather avail Blast Ontario Calil brothers William D ol atminglon Ut and David ly B Kelly ol ol Vernal O I Chapel Bel sisier as Vegas pieeeeJed in death bv and Bryan Bradley a in on The funeral was held al al the 26ih Ward day August She was Burial was in oodlawn si Mon DS cmctciy Olpin Mortuary WILDLIFE REPORT By Brent Olson Wildlife Conservation Officer Question: When does grouse season open? the forest Answer: Forest grouse season will open on Sept 15 and run through Nov 30 1984 The bag limit for forest grouse is four daily and eight in possession As a result of the severe inters the last two years the is down forest grouse population Hunters should expect very poor success Also opening on Sept 15 in this be the churkar and area will cottontail rabbit hunts Both seasons continue through Jan 31 1985 Bag limits are five for ehuekars and ten for cottontails Sage grouse hunting is closed in several counties of the state including Millard and Juab counties elk will be For the first tunc hunted on the Pahvant Mountains beginning on Sipt 15 the same day "Ail doors courtesy" as opening day for the forest grouse It will be season legal to have a shotgun in your possession during this elk hunt in order to hunt grouse but you may not have a rifle or bow in your possession unless you have a permit to hunt elk on this unit A total of ten permits were issued for this Sept elk hunt The open area bull elk hunt opens n Oct 3 and runs through Oc? lb In order for anyone under 21 years of age to purchase a hunting license a “blue card” is needed proving you have a successfully completed hunter safety class Duplicate cards be obtained may through any Division of Wildlife Resources office You should buy your licenses now instead of waiting until the night before the hunt The first American to win a Nobel Prize was Albert Michelson renowned physicist in 1907 are open to Thomas Fuller Footloose 'Vi C Boyd is usable Continuing Karate Registration Women's Clubs & Triumph Of A Man Called Horse r right He attended and pLival football lor Dixie College Graduated tiom Utah Technical Veteran of the Korean ar Reined College after 29 years with Morton Salt ( o acme member of the DS hurch Ins fat her is son He surviced by: arr right right daughter Glen L Leonard K Wnght and Mix I’aul (Gloria) Bishop all of Sail Lake ( n 2 brotherx have a NEW RELEASES!! V 9 Pagi' died Lawrence Kay Wright age 55 1984 in Hinckley Utah tioni in August juries sustained in a lainnng modem 1929 in Hincklcv He was born July Utah to Ivan Morris arid Hilda ( asiuu Yield Stored Food Needs Rotating Natalie 1984 Lawrence Kay Wright 1984 Bulls: Slaughter lbs County 6 Sept MEUmiUU IN LIVESTOCK Feeder Helfen: Medium and lbs 55 Large Frame 1 00 lbs package Large Frame 1 420 lbs lbs 5750 lbs mostly most partly fattened Slaughter Cows: High Cutter and Left Rachel Ihurs I'SI’S ( SAUNA 3 Self-Defen- Club open to all applicants 8 years and older Meets Monday & Wednesday from 5:30 pm until 7:30 Karate was discovered and renowned storyteller The gorilla by Paul Belloni Du Chaillu of the 1800s an African traveler pm Women's Class is available to all women vears and older Meeting Time: Tues & Thurs mor- decided ningsor according to participants Classes will be held at the Community Center 81 S Manzanita Ave Cost: 2000 per month A 12 Delta Chiropractic Center Rodger Scoville L DC Hours: Instruction by Dennis Ashborook Mon Wed & Fri - 8:00 to 6:00 Tues & Thur - 8:00 until 12:00 & evenings Saturday by appointment Phone 864-512- 1 The sonal clubs offer an opportunity for individuals to develop per- fitness while obtaining a knowledge of the martial arts and skill of Registration and fee payment will be taken at the Delta City and Recreation Office For more information contact the Recreation Department at Parks m mmmmw mm wmmmmw rm’w'mwn |