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Show 'rile 1 In regular session Marc 2, 1971, Fillmore City Council to allow on Main Street providing that appliagreed parades cation is given seven days prior to the parade and that the City options to grant said permit depending on the type and nature of the parade. Members of the East Millard Riding Club headed by Robert Frampton, and some private citizens mat with the Council. They presented petitions with over 400 names of residents of Bast Millard asking that parades be allowed on Main Street. Mr. Framiton pointed out that it was imprasfblc to secure district, region, and even state meets in Fillmore without a main street parade which is part of the competition. The motion was made by Councilman W. A. Mundy and seconded by Councilman Joe Warner that parades be allowed on Main Street Motion was paased. WHOM After having set up the llign School exhibits, and helping to Judge toe Flower Show at the Utah Home and Garden Festival held In the Salt Palace last Friday, Saturday and Sunday, I was free to Join the thousands who viewed toe interesting exhibits on display In the huge auditorium of that enormous building In Salt Lake City. by 'Girls' from Fillmore I was especially Interested In the talk and demonstration on Creative Use cf Color and given by our own Sharlight, on McBride Olpin. In fact her talk was so well received that R had to be repeated by popular demand. Sharons sister, Marcia Down, heljd In the demonstration by turned on the lighU at the proper tone, to efbring out the fects which were so effectively demonstrated by Sharon. spot-lighti- As we glanced over the audiwe noted Charles and ence, Dorethy MiBride, parents cf Sharon and Mania, their brother Pat, wife Mollie and son, Arlene and Janice Olpin, Dene Cooper, Pemecy Melville, Jimmy Gile, and several other loyal Fillmore friends. Although the Festival is over Spring hasnt put in her appearance yet However, many homemakers are very busily getting their home all attractively decorated before spring gardening begins. I P?ee Millard County l'rrgreiw NUMBER U By STELLA DAT Was Presentation citizens meet with their elected officials and this was the case last week when members of the East MJUard Riding Chib and other Fillmore citizens met with City officials. New that we have parades back on Main Street and they have put us into toe running for getting Rkling Club meets In Fillmore, let's all pitch in and aee what we can do to celebrations In FBknore have some bang-u- p tots coming summer. Published every Friday at Fillmore, Itah 84WI Fildty. March FULL CALENDAR AREA AT RECENT SESSION of DISTRICT COURT J. Harlan Burns, Judge of Utah Fifth District, heard a number of matter at the regular term of Court on Tuesday, Manh 9, 1971. Attorneys present for the different cases Included Justin C Stewart, Dudley Crafts, Joseph E. Jackson, Narvel E. Hall, Eldon A. Eliason, Allen L. Hodgson, Pdeliard R. Nealen, E. Patrick McGuire, Stephen C. Ward, Brant II. Wall, Harry D Pugsley, Harley Gustin, along with Dexter Anderson, local attorney. On the criminal calendar. The State of Utah vs Timothy William Westphal, County Attorney Eldon A. Eliason moved the Court to amend the complaint charging the defendant of a misdemeanor; driving too fast for existing conditions. Defendant Westphal waived time fur setting sentence and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to six months in Jail and a fine cf $299.00. ON PROBATE CALENDAR: In toe matter cf the estate of Lonnie KoucSump, Petition for Probate of Will wo granted. In the Estate of Newton McBride, an Order tor Confirmation of Transfer of real property will be issued on March 19. 1971 if no protest is received. In the Estate of Meltair H. Workman and cf Alice I. Gardner, a first and final account cf executors, distribution cf rotate and discharge of executors in the was approved. latter, the executors were not discharged. 12,1971 FJI.A. NEWS MEMBERS EXCEL AT ert Earl Hamilton. Third cause of action dismissed vvrm an order to be prepared within 20 days. Gloria Blaeksell Christensen v Jerry M. Christensen, an answer and counter claim to be filed nl. vs Clyde Cheney, Sr, Dan E. Irish, et al, enrttnued at the request of plaintiff Attorney Wesley Sine. Sword right from the Characters InuuUrka" to bottom. Bart volved, top Whateott, The Boy, Spencer SCHOOL PLAY ADMISSION the Library that fisc pfao nsc Mo o At. Butler, the Old Actor; Bryant Steven, The Man Who Die; and Dale Brough, The Narrator. me Girl s Father - Mike Evans The Boys Father Ren Robison The Old Actor Spencer Butler . The Man Who Dio Drant Steven LIBRARY NEWS Notice has been received at Mr. Joseph F. extended toe Anderson h subscription for another year "ijlzona Highways and In the Bctate of Joecph Hen- to LET'S FINISH STABLES FIRST . . . Both are beauti'Desert. the found Court the ry Edward, r IHHHHHk and are appreciful magazines in favor of administrator and Mr. Anderson, former We have a double row of new stables at Redecorating Takes against creditor a the portion ated. school principal and mayof the dower widow is unin- high the Fairgrounds, which is an auk tit km weve in Homes or of Fillmore, has been a very cumbered. Spotlight needed for a long time. Lets get on the ball good friend to the library over Among those who are (king the years. and do what is necessary to finish them up. CIVIL CALENDAR: a complete redecorating proMrs. Delbert Crapo has given This Is a Riding Club project At least they J . a ject are Ed and Afton Flnlln-sonsubscription to toe EnA. C. year's vs. Byron Ray Ralph and Millard County have spearheaded most They have coordinated the Memmott, et al, trial was set sign Magazine. Thanks for a colors in the kitchen with a for of the work. If its additional fund) that are useful gift April 14. A number cf other people harmonizing green carpeting. Vance Petereon vs Eugene needed, lots support the projoct and meet In the Owen et al. and also Aaaocint-e- d have brought In books, pamThe blue-gree- n k carpet with toe Commissioners with our hands out that living room Is complimented by Prcfeknal Services, Inc. phlets, and paper-bac- k If its manpower, lets provide a little cf that the heavy drape in a lighter v. John F. Harris et al, were can be used. tint, which are held In place dismissed without prejudice. Celebrations benefit the entire communs, with exposing pale Lono Winger vs George L. Library To Close Friday ity, and to lure top horse meet to FLBmore green sheet eoaUopcd at the Brunson, et al, to be set tor we need stables, so heres a call to give it bottom and placed on decoraThe library will be cked on trial, non jury. tive rod which add a very drathat last little pitch. Richard C. Burke v Melvin Friday, March 12, while the matic effect to the over-al- l Stevens was continued for 90 librarian attends the State Lipicture cf the living room. day to be placed on calendar. brary Convention In Salt Lake Work is continuing on other Merlin Jackson v Lothntre CJtv. It's Been a Month . . rooms In their home. R. Rich it to be set for The Chester and Evelyn BaD. Carpenter vs Been almost a month since citizens met ker family have alio been busy May 4. getting their kitchen and famley Morris is set for pre-triregarding the appointing of a Board of AdIn a patily carpeted April 6; and Grant Lewder v for Millard County. The whole thing just terned carpet in colors of rust Rock Vaudry was continued to and yellow on a beige backApnl 6. bogged down during the entire year cf 1970. ground. They chose rust carKeith Hedgcock v Herald S. not is cf that will half 71 It hnpec go by peting for the living room to Petersen was Continued to May blend with walls and 4. are made. Time is before appointments drapes. we we BAB Drilling Co. vs Shad want to may need changes and short; Golden Wright and Luwder was Mayor ' placed on a no grow. All cf you people wt urged the Comwife Arddl, who never let their jury trial calendar. n mission to zone, lets urge a bttle more and home get that look, Russell Knight v John A. have had one bathroom carpetDay, L F. Gordon et ux vs got the project finished. ed In blue, while the aeoond Herald S. Peterson, et al; bathroom and toe kitchen are Farmer AssociaWE NEED MONEY . . . r, carpeted In a cheerful gold tion v F. Duane Robison ard ad ting warmth and sun- Continental Thrift A Loan Millards High Flying Eaglet Band has shine to the home. Company vs John A. Adams, et Extensive remodeling of their ux. were all set tor trial or pre-tri- al, been invited to the Lions Intemaftkrwl Conhome has been doe by Urtal April 8. vention in Ls Vegas, to be held June 22-2and Lroma Bark dull. They Coneiy Company vs Hidden Over 35,000 Lkms from all over the world have had a new acoustic ceilGolf Course, Louis Ivle, et ux, will attend. The Flying Eagles will represing cf white and silver put In vs oter tag A. Gonnkn were the living room, while the wail dismissed without prejudice ent Millard County. are paneled with walnut finish Rodney A. Brown s Rkhard paneling. The kitchen la car-pet- Pnhert, et al. U.C.A. Trust vs Fund raising projects are underway to In shades of yellow, red Keith Pace, et al, dismissed. and brown which enhances the earn toe SGOO required to make the trip. Carol Rae Kesler vs Marion beautiful blorato wood jvnrllrf I-- Kesler; Sharon The band, under the capable baton of Edwards vs of ttie kitchen wails. CarpetGWvie Edwards; Rrtert M. Oallln S. Nielsen, has maintained a No. 1 In the bath ram gives a Cavanaugh vs WUf.xti ing c. tort of tweed effect with colors Herald S. Prtersen et Watts; rating all the time he has bom the direct, ux, vs of blue, biown and green wov- Miller Finance Co. lie his 'Tits thing" In teaching petple the art et ol, were en together to give a rJ easing continued and Susan Mork of playing or singing. So lets give our 100 hWt Pack vs David Robert pack support in putting this big projwt over. was passed to April 6. John Connellev III On Bo. the goal is $600. Help the dollars Kathleen B Kirkland vs Steven E. Kirkland, on a motion week. grow. Watch the tally College Honor List to vacate decree cf divorce, ft was ordered that upon stipulaMr. John J. QmnoUey IfT- FARM BUREAU DATES BANQUET tion of attorney that toe matThe Dean's Honor List cf ter be submitted to another Ventura CMlrye Carrie name Judge for a ruling on the moTlvo Millard County Farm pi aee. cf all students who have at- tion. annual Guo&t shakers will be Bureau will hold thrff Ronald Bradshaw vs Walter tained a grade point average Friday, March 12 1971 t.r Thorpe Wlddingham and W. Kershaw', a motion tor of 3.50 or better for course a Hall. Want Peter-The Homer Representative at toe Sutherland more definite statement which completed during the precodlr dinner meeting will con- - sen, was granted. Defendant was snnestir, mence at 8 00 p.m. Election allowed 20 days to answer. rewas to I loam take will pleased of board momters Voluntirer Madera Chester Memmott, et ux. vs cently that you were among 40 Cixmty units of the Duane Utahs Petersen, at al, wna those who had achieved the American Garavr Society met to May 4 of bring placed on the Harry Meinhnrvlt vs Hnrvy in Salt Lake City March futxl-ralsl-to Honor Li-k-. By your cto-lni- s et ux, was continued with lay phut for the 1971 commitment you ako bring disCrusak? which begins date. tinction and credit to your colin and to arawunee finClella April Frampton vs Lloyd V. lege. tlx- - dr've. ancial goals in Fram$txn, an oixLt to show On brivalf of the College, I A target of $S50 w:is set for rause and temporary restrainam very pleas M to congratuthe East Millard dainty UnSt ing order wbkh continue? The Millard High School Band Is going to sponsor Wort late you on this high level cf Last In tliis years further pending on Wednesday, March 31st success during too post semproceedings. raised 932.23 wvis bury and his fine orchestra tlirougii year Stole of Utah vs A. Wavne The Millard High ester. n toe high school auditorium, at 7.30 P.M. RtvUon et al; State cf Utah contrflmtions in this area. DR. RAY E. LOOCR Dv to t!e conference vs C. W. hfcmbard et kind will piny several tunro before the Orem group pcrfu.m State from legates a, Presklent tltls unit included Harley of Utah CKU--e- n v Nellie 50c for student. and adults Lambert for will be $1 et Ticket al, were 11 condemnation suits. Handy, left, Cruuute Chairman Mr. Connelley W to? son of not school age will be mind Mel free, Motrin for order of Immediate and Beth Luke, F.iu t Millard Mrs. Jean Hutchins. He la e. Unit Chairman, both of Pomeedi from the concert will start a fund for the exjen-- i wo granted. occupancy employed In Ventura w4iBe In picare shown They Jemnnte V. Hamilton vs Rub- - ture in the Banda forthoming Las Vgn trip. college. with Marguerite rtasza. I Ave HATTON Highlight of Festival A HEALTHY SIGN . . . It is always good to see a large group of Pierpont O'lGl FILLMORE CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO ALLOW PARADES ON MAIN STREET 1 Inin- - Co. on CONTESTS Members of Millard Eagle Chapter of the Future Farmer of America scored well et the area contests he hi at the Delta High School recently. In competition with Delta, Beaver, Pu rowan, Enterprise and Hurricane chapters, the Millard delegation won twelve firsts, two seconds, and a th'nd in toe fifteen areas In oranpetitian. The remaining first place went to Delta, wlto won two, and Parowan one. The other three chapter failed to qualify anyone for state competition. A big win came In the parliamentary procedure contest, with Millard's team edging out Parowan for first place, thus qualifying for the state contest to be held in Salt Lake City 25 of March, Just prior to the annual State FFA O invention. Royce Memmott, Parliamentary Chairman, and team members Richard Christensen, Ray Whitaker, Lloyd Monroe and Kirk Kimball, exhibited poise and ability to express themselves effectively tn winning this contest for the first time In many year. (Picture cf team appeared In last weeks Issue.) The play take place on a simple platform on the atagtx The atxUmce Is aaked to use their imagination and decorate the stage as they wvuhi Bke. ThnrxHnv Tb Ibat Bt takes place In crwnni inuriaay the moonllght 4nd icwnd In toe sun. ri end Frida rnuay The play is meant to be sim- and to be enjoyed. Even P,e comPreparations have been are acme very plated for the musical play, though there scene toe play still The Fantas ticks to be pres- ented March 11 and 12 at the h 1 good message. rc,ri hgh school auditorium. The matinee performance will be ior lh ktngeR and also is the best Thursday at 2 pm. and there production original will be performance Thursday and Friday night at 7:30 pan. cn6t aJbum p'Pr nmde. 7he Is a piay every- Fantastlcks n one enyThe cast indudra: The Mute DiAnn Crosland on page) (0ontinu The Narrator .. Dole Brough The Girl Mkhelle Iverson Mrs. Hate Wberahsm, Idahe (Double Cat) Olndy Cooper Falls itopped In Fillmore Sun- The Boy Dart Whntcatx day on her way to Beever. She attended funeral servtora there for her tisUr-ln-1-, Monday. rLi Other chapter member who were Involved In various areas of competition were: Dale Bennett, First In For- estry, third in public speaking Kim Qutmberg. Second in Home Imprer.-emerMonnw nnrt culture Electrification Richard Christensen, First In Crop Farming and First in SoD Management Kent Memmott, First In Poultry Production Chris Carting. Second in placement In Sale A Service Dan Barton, First In FIs' A Wildlife Management Gary Christensen, First in Placement In Agriculture Pro- ductlon to ft JR'S?? Brian Rotfnson, First In Agriculture Mechanic Clark Johnson, First In Live-tock Farming (Continued on back pagp) pre-Don- $5 We-trl- al, nm IAf.o 1 off-whit- e run-dow- $3oo Cv4-o- o eti Sena-banqu- et from BAND TO SPONSOR WEST BARRY con-tinu- 2 r L1I1-nwr- serving this year ns National Chnhmnn tor the Crus.ute, and Pre Adams, Salt Lake dun-t- y Crusade Qwitrman. Two hmvlred vulumeer leaders gathered r.t Hotel Utah for training and nxs.iges from state and national Caiavr Socin ety officials In toe annual Conferand Ou-sadedu-catiiv- o ence. The Utah DivUkm has a state Wide goal of raUng 5220,000, the highest target in the his tc ; of tlw Division. Last year, with a goal of $210,000, nearly $250,000 was collected. The money will be used to suppuf caiKer researeb, help educate the public alxait malignant dis ease arvl provkle direct aid to C ,'rU'n.U rw-- tn 7 guerite riazza, radio for Oilman to- noted Metro-talke- Other speakera lndhxkd:. Dr- avu'1' R- Smart, Prerf- - - - Owit d onv!! CrU&flte of the Utah Division, who on Gincer Control in toe 70s, and Jolxi Mtocr. t mcr ssslrtant district attorney "GMt Mtuxier", denlt with the problem of cancer quacks, talented Mm-o- u-.. iranniHlTOl, V. P. oral CO. , chalnnan of toe IQ an tl amok-In 're. ..ja. lls: on eCforts 19(,XT7lr1,rA,ekopera- the dgarotie prob- IrniTand'a film, Rmwrey Af tSt thfeauSyW)Sd shown Mtciomy. V eradicated and th. - toe cancir Eari Hawke. would not affect her wire or leave her face xinging ii . 50 SS jW. |
