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Show P?0!0x1S600rrfUmln" C0r Salt Lake City ClllQ PfrSB, MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS Fillmore, Utah 84631 14, 1975 Friday, February NUMBER SEVEN P O BOX MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS 507 41 SOUTH MAIN (801) 743 5340 FILLMORE, UTAH 84631 m mwn Millard High V School News By -- . den reviewed the Insurance of the Millard County. Jeep Posse In regards to the ambulance and other equipment they may operate for the county. They agreed to Investigate the matter. The present County Insurance will be let for bid later n February. Fred ttaner met regarding ..Is office, Justice of the Peace. He asked for filing cablt. ts Turn to page six Probert Muh-lestt- 34 Dixie 21. The wrestlers have finished with their league matches and will attend Regional Delta, Feb. 14 & Matches 15. will be at ALL SMILES FOR THE publishing family as they display the coveted Community Service Award. BOTTOM INCLUDES ROW Madeleine Wilson who did most of the work In assembling thep entry material; Jane Wilson who with special satisfaction recteved the award on the 50th owning and guiding the PROGRESS; Vance Wilson, the able photographer who took hundreds of feet of Fillmore; year since Cathy our girl Friday; Margie and Bill, anchor man. who picked up odds and ends;1 and Cousin Lisa Felght who helped use the buckets of glue pasting the whole thing together. NOT SHOWN IS SANDRA er VOR-wall- who helped clean out the files looking for matertal. FINAL AND CREDIT TO A great Community who made It all possible. Weve always said Its the greatest place In the world to live. ;J Early life wins coveted Community Award The Millard County Progress won the coveted Community Service Award for 1074. It was presented at the conclusion of a three-da- y Press Convention In Salt Lake City. The award Is for the projects during the year In the Community. Every weekly In Utah is judged together. Other awards judged according totheslze of the newspaper. This Is the second such award are won by the PROGRESS, the first was In 1965. It Is presented by Utah State Civic center By theme, the PROGRESS! built their entry around Mountain Mushrooms and over all community development. The entry pointed out through newspaper articles the Impact of such an Industry and Included the City expansion necessary, school enrollment, housing and other related subjects. The three day convention held In Salt Lake City, In addition to the Awards luncheon, Included workshop panals, a tour of the University Medical Center, luncheons and a banquet. For a product Capital Park may enlarge The BlCentennlalChalrmanand the Superintendent of Schools came to City Council meeting Feb. 5. A hill has been Introduced In the Legislature toallow the"State'parks and Recreation Department to purchase the present school property In the City plans will Square If passed, demollsh-ment probably call for the school the of house, yellow round multithe retaining purpose building. Supt Topham came to Inquire If the City would be Interested In discussing a lease with the Parks Commission. Gwen Hunter Bicentennial chairman, told of the manv purposes of the building. a civic center. It Is an Ideal art gallery, can be used for theatre In the round, wedding receptions, meeting place, etc. Funds are available to remodel and improve existing structures, but not for building. One Improvement would logically Include acoustics. The City Council expressed their desire to discuss a lease. No figure has leen set, noreven hinted. In other business. Dean C. Evans, MD. waj appointed as The City Treasurer, Mrs. Han- cock, has announced her reslg-A- s nation. She will be moving after March 15. ANottce of Position Is published In this week's PROGRESS, with applications due In Feb. 19. The gasoline lnk for aviation fuel has been Installed at the Airport. Councilman Mundy reported the trip he had made with Tony Dearden to the Milford and Parowan. A new bond will have to be bought for the City Treasurer. In the amount of 10i of the money handled through the year. Fillmores reresenlatlve to the This bond will be $50,000. Hospital Board. Mayor Wright Other Hems Included the rewas appointed chairman by the appointment of Newel Mitchell Hospital Services Corp. Other to the City Board of Adjustboard memlers Include Vernon ment which hears zoning Christenson, KanoshjC lee Johnappeals. Business licences will son. Holden and DeLyle Carling be malLd to those In the IndMeadow. Ashby Robison, Admin- ustrial Park. Anorder was made istrator Is a member. Since to fill In a sewer line near Sclpto dropped out of the origthe Intersection at the airport. inal agreement, I seventh 1 CHy last weekend attending the annual Press Cn- ention we had tl.e oppcrtunv to tour ! so ? kpe-clsections of ihe tv. .vrslty Medical Section 'At- - got a fir t hand look at he many new things going on. The first stop was a brief Introduction by Dr. Jol.n A. Vice President for Dixon, Dr. Dixon Health Sciences. said the University of Utah While In Salt al To tie In with the Community Service Award, we feature MM Mountain Mushrooms. gave us the base and started the Industrial Park. The pictures show scenes of MM after four months of operation. These pictures Include another highly Important Ingre- director of the Four-Corne- rs regional Commission. much satisfaction seeing some of the benefits from Four Corners Funds. He In lake - THE FLAG Howe was interesting tour Most Governor and Mrs. Rampton hosted the group Friday at the Governors Mansion. One of the most Important workshops was an important new concept lr advertising to make dollars jpent more effective. All of the PROGRESS family attended. ConStates dient. United gressman Alan Howe who, with some of his staff members was In Fillmore Tuesday for a few hours. Howe came Congressman member will be appol nted from away from the operation simply Flowell. The board has no! met amazed and full of pelse for to consider this recommendation everyone In the City, County as we go to press. and for the developers with the Problems of the hospital were tremendous strides being made discussed briefly with a notiIn Fillmores Industrial Park. fication of a meeting of the City, Gordon Griffin and Ken Santhe Hospital Board andNatlonal derson talked with the group Health Services to meet today (Thursday! to sign a memorandum and then took them on a tour -4 A of the building and Its operaof agreement. This memo will tions. specify the duties of the hosHolding one of the seats on SubEconomic Development pital In contracting the services of the two doctors. It will, committee In Washington added outline the responsibilities of to the group's Interest. the National Health Service In Prior to his election, Mr., return. on a gained Medical Center Is entering an Important new era, a;erlodthat will have far reach.lrg effects upon the qually of t.ealh care in the West. Intermom-.tal- a'er the Bur irre of halls and Immediately started In a rooms In tse center of this vast complex, we wondered b w one would ever fin.i his a avmnJ. It's easv Look down at the floor to see various cop-rof llijes; reds, greens, veHows, want the blue and etc. emergency center, stay with red line It Is a large nor p.ex a.,d Yi u-- size sometimes seems toovei-whelvou. Hi' Hs already An expanreally sion program lsnoa imerwav. m u at c m..n ao-jhave used twice Mie space an We saw- 1 still been cramped But the patient care Is the Important fact. Die services not onlv are provldeo to In Utah but the Inter mountain West. We spent sometime In the Genectlcs Research Center and although a heavy suhiect, our hostess put her work tr.towor Is readily understood. Hv breaking down Ingredients In the blood, they can tell a lot about you. For example If vonr a "two Y" man, youre likelv a Siijier-maa big football player, a real physically involved person. real Now heres the kicker, u tough criminal and the rood Policemen are posstblv "uo Y" men, They -- re also aide to te i the sex of a baby before birth and If It will I born normal!-.The next stop was the Newborn Intensive Care Center. The little ones soon found their your heart, even though you viewed them through large glass walls. This new center has dramatically decreased tl.e death rate of Infants. n, Public hearing to be held public hearing will be held Thurs., Feb. 20, at 3:30 In the Millard High School to discuss educational needs of Indian chilA dren. The meeting Is for those Indians enrolled In the Millard District. The BYU lndlanCoun-selo- r and McKay Plkyavltt, Indian representative will be In attendance. Parents snd other Interested persons are welcome to attend. . wa.-Int- They have a 5xclal machine that they will fly anywhere In a the Intermountain West for and then III critically fo; fly It hack to Salt Lake new-bor- n treatment. This unit, afer ceiving a call re- from another by bill 1 p.m the on 14 and 7 p.m. wrestling Championship matches will be held Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. GOOD LUCK SQUAD! Millards basketball team was also on the road Friday, Feb. 7. They plaved a great 'game but were defeated by the Hurricane Tigers 72 to 67. Those scoring are as follows: Steve Condle 20 points. Dale Robins 6 Points, Tim Carling 7 points, Mike Stolt 1 point, Clair Harmon 17 points, David McKee 8 points, Hoyt Stephenson 4 points, Dan Davies 4 pdlnts. The Eagles next game will be played on their home floor Thursday, Feb. 13. 1975 against the Cedar CHy Redmen at 6 p.m. J.V. and 8 p.m. Varsity. Its all smiles ITS Won, Kyle Day Lost, David Wade Won. Russell Muhlestlen Lost; Jeff Dobsoi-Wo- n. The final score was Millard 18 Hurricane 27. Those wrestling at Dixie are as follows: Kevin Stephenson Pin, Todd McBride Pin, Kevin Kesler won, Kendall Quarnberg Won, Steve Probert Won, Kyle Day Lost, David Wade Won, Russell Pin, Jeff Dobson Won. The final score was Millard wilson-edit- or computor GOOD LUCK TEAM hospital and doctor, starts wheels In motion. By working wph the local t .ngereicy teams on the transer from the outlying area to the plane, the entire operation say from Fillmore can be completed In over three hours both w ays. Sometime ago, right after the center started rally getting functional, new born from Millard County, was critically 111. Wheels began to turn. When the Salt Lake plane touched down, a local EMT. with Police Officers were waiting tortnedasn to the hospital. The baby was moved Into the machine, back to airport and touchdown at the Salt Lake airport was hut one hour away. A short few years ago, the baby might have lived only a short few hours. One small baby caught our eye for she was so tiny and the computer so large she was Another thing wired In to. about the Newborn center, the mothers come right In and help with feeding and tending of the chldren. It was a busy place. Next stop - Poison Control Center Toll free, you may call The wheels of man and machine beglntocrank out answers and the process of 4vtng a life moves Into high time storks County Ambulance drivers Clen Quarnberg and Denny Brunson became fl.st-tlm- e storks over the past week end. After receiving the call they mother to Delta; time of delivery Is certain but location is not. Its rather busy Inside an ambulance during delivery time and hard to see Just started with the and baby r' v v ' V i j,- -' ,- Vt . - 1 v;; t 5. t - -- i . M -- rvi ' v UUV -- r-1- ' - . v ; 1" , viir ' sv V V - - - t T 4 1 ' JV U.C.- - ' Business education his specialty Besides these accomplishments, Mr. Morris Is very Interested In camping and photography. His later skills have been put to good use In the Millard Eagle Yearbooks where he serves as the advisor. "These yearbooks are the best ones In the state In harmony, design, color, and content, mentions hts principal. Mr. Morris has also managed a hardware and appliance store for some 30 years In Hinckley. He Is also In the ward Suna day School Presidency, charter Lions Club member and has served as President of this group for several years. Bookkeeping, type, yearbook, office education are all subjects mastered by Mr. Eugene Morris. Students pursue their education in the business field find these classes extremely valuable They leave our school very well prepared to obtain a vocation of this type. Married to the lovely Betty Jane Morris, the couple has seven fine children; l.e., Ruth Anna, Janet, Lee, Mary Kae, Shelia, Roslynn, J Grand. After serving four vears tn the Air Force. Eugene began teaching in the Millard School District, His home Is In Hinck- ley. Eugene Is a type of person who becomes totally Involved In the school, his students, and the community In which he serves. He can always be relied upon to accomplish a multitude of assignments anddoeach one tn professional ways. We are very fortunate to have Mr. Morris at Millard High School. graduate of Southern t tab State College Business Department, Eugene has brought his A to the iople of Millard County. Ills students have continually won awards at the Region Meets held at Southern Utah State In business, typing 1 and 2, and bookkepplng expertise Esclan'e route drivers first where you are. The mother doing fine. ' Bicentennial Director visits Utah Ambulance Millard v- M Feb. 6, the mighty Fagle wrestling squad traveled south to Hurricane and Dixie. The boys worked hard and defeated the Dixie Flyers but were unable to get by the Hurricane Tigers Those wrestllngat Hurricane were: Kevin Stephenson Won; Todd McBride Won, Kevin Kesler Lost, Kendall Quarnberg won, On Steve t . - j:- u - ,V Cindy Johnson i i V are would play a key and promenlent role. There are several Important dates and events that tie In with the Bicentennial. Among these, the date of starting was July 4, 1776. Outside of perhaps only one other early explorer, this group was the first In this area of Utah. John director Warner, American Devolution Bicentennial Administration, Washington D.C. was In Utah Frl. Feb. 7 to review plans for the Bicentennial. He was hosted by Governor Rampton and members of the Utah Bicentennial. a Mr. Warner addressed session of the Utah Legislature A luncheon was (her. given In his honor the Utah Historical Society's building In Salt Lake. BIM re districting Attending the luncheon were Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson. Madeleine Is a member of the Foundation Board of Trustees, for Utah. After addressing the luncheon group. Mr. Warner ojtened the meettrr 'or some questions. One asked was what, in the be promoted for 2C0th celebratp n Mr. WarFather the stated ner Fillmore area can The period of accepting public comments on the Bureau of Land Management's proposed reorganization plan tn Utah has been extended through Feb. 28, 1975. were Public meetings recently held throughout the state on the proposal which would realign Comments snould be sent to the State Director, Bureau of I.and Managment, P.O. Box 11505, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. gear. Aspirin, still the number one of youngsters Is as deadly as ever. If Its a known killer compound that was taken a computor starts spitting out ihe ans- wers. If unknown with symp- toms and other signs, answers still come. All this service is available to all of us. The final stop was the new stroke center and here again all the marvels of modern medicine In another field unfolded. The tour however was much to short and w want to go back again. hornets nest A rul Howard and his BLM have caused a storm. great to see the opposition against hts plans to move the Fillmore Office to Richfield. Senator Frank Moss and mov Its Congressman Alan Howe have started the wheels turning In In Utah, both Washington. houses of the Legislature have Introduced a resolution opposing it. Locally City and County Officials along with citizens have teen sending in letters of protest and reasons why' the office should remain In - - ' '- V, Ao , 'ale ! ' ' - ' ' - V w- - ' r Ms ' a, M - V" v, - It wai ahappy sight as the second new well for Fillmore City forth with more than ample water. Testing the well is Rjshed Broters and on hand for the tests were Mayor Wright and Councilman Allison Robison who Is In charqge of Water for the city. J . . J . 7 |
