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Show Millard County Pro'' j, Fillmore, Utah 84631 Friday, Sept. 25, 1981 Page 2 MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS Our Town USPS 446740 Published Every Friday at Fillmore, Utah 84631 By Progress Printing Company PUBLISHER & EDITOR Susan B. Dutson FILLMORE by STELLA DAY Like all of the other thrifty women in the coun- try. have been busy preserving food by bottling, freezing, drying, from the early morning until evening. Most of us have to pick our own fruit, gather our own vegeafter planting tables. them and caring for the garden all summer. Although I enjoy gardening. it has been a very difficult summer, with the extra hot dry weather and shortage of water. Mv garden is nothing to brag about, but with so many good friends, we will have a bounteous supply of both fruit and vegetables, and from all reports, most families around this part of Utah are also well supplied. I did not raise one cucumber and yet I have 20 some odd quarts of the most delicious pickles anyone ever tasted. Lawrence and Lule Peterson gave me some of largest, most delicious tomatoes I have ever seen. Really. I just couldnt believe anyone could raise so many perfect tomatoes in such disagreeable weather. My patch has plenty of green ones, but they just dont ripen. But as long as we have such friends, we will have extra special food to preserve for winter. Another nephew, Huntsman, Dwight he shares everything grows with us and he is Our a real gardener. g(xd nephew. Boyd Day, has kept us in string beans until our matured. I planted most of my beans and later vegetables where I had peas, for our peas were ready to freeze by the first of June. Thus mv main garden is just maturing by September. It was therefore a real pleasure to leave the vegetables and fruit preservation for an afternoon and attend the delightful opening luncheon and program given by the officers of the East Millard Fine Arts Guild: Jolccn Stephenson, President: Cherryl Wood, Vice President: Madge Warner, Secretary: Gwen Monroe. Historian; Valatc Greenhalgh, Treasurer: Rita Giles. Historian; Nadine Perks, Doreen Music Director; I free-hearte- d Emmet Publicity rector. llene Coopers gorgeous roses and Merle Hone's brilliant dahlias surely helped the theme," "The Four Seasons. The members of the Committee for the Opening Nadine Social were: Perks. Chairwoman, Marie Jensen. Janet Shurtz, and Debbie Jackson, llene Cooper was nar-- , rator. The Opening Social was held in the Room of the Elementary 19. School September it has been Although several days since then, I can still picture that long bar loaded with the most delicious food I have seen in years (and we are supposedly being conservative, but isn't it wonderful to be able to relax once in a while?) The food was all prepared bv the officers, as a event to money-makinraise funds for the Club project, which is to purchase some playground equipment for th ; North Park. Those in attendance moved to the Auditorium for the program following the luncheon. The of consisted program several beautiful songs by Marie Jensen and accompanied by Cathryn Neilson, rendered just to n perfection. Maria charmed the audience with her delightful numbers on the piano. Debra and Catherine. Mary Mace, three of the darling little daughters of Marlow and Sally Mace, depicted the four seasons in modern dance numbers. and they were accompanied on the piano by their talented sister, Julia. A double trio composed of Sally Mace and Gail Robison, sopranos, Judy Melville. Diane Turner. second sopranos, and Shirley Evans and Nadine Perks. Altos with Nadine as conductor, Neilson with Catherin harmonized accompanist, some most delightful numbers which just added the right atmosphere to this delightful program (I am still going around humming the songs). Small wonder we had such delicious food with Merle llene Cooper. Hone and Fae Peterson as Luncheon Committee. That event will be long remembered. g Tom-kinso- Meadow to hold party convention Meadow's municipal party convention is tc be held Wendcsday. September 30. at 8 p.m. in the Meadow Town Hall. All registered voters of Meadow are invited to attend. "A moment's experience." insight is The purpose of the convention is to nominate candidates for mayor and two eouncilmen to appear on the ballot in the upcoming November municipal election. sometimes Chemical dependency of a loved One? Di- worth a life's O.W. Holmes Marie Anna Administrative Assistant for Catholic Community Services of Utah and Consultant for the Community Outreach Program, is committed to the philosophy of Catholic Charities, which is based on the firm belief that social problems are a result of a variety of factors. psychological, physical, cultural, environmental and economical. The impact of these problems affect the individual as well as the entire family structure. There are many effective approch-e- s for those in need of Sister Serve Mission Thad Elder Bryce Monsen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Monsen, has been called to serve a mission to the LDS Church. He will be serving in the Sendai, Japan Mission. His missionary farewell will be Sunday, September 27, at 12:00 in the Holden Ward Chapel. Elder Monsen enters the mission home on October 8. in Provo Rabies Rabies has been confirmed in five bats examined during the past six weeks. Two of the had bats exposed or bitten) (scratched humans and two had exposed domestic dogs. Both individuals received' treatment with human diploit cell rabies vaccine (HDCV) and human rabies immune globulin (HRIG). The two dogs were humanely destroyed. In addition, 11 other patients were treated because the biting animals were not captured for examination, and the potential for rabies transmission was present. Unfortunately, two inhave dividuals might avoided treatment if they had consulted a physician or the health department to arrange examination of potentially infected animals. Case An Ogden man captured a bat with his bare hands and was bitten several scratched or times. The bat was kept in a bottle until an acinformed quaintance the victim that it was too late in the year for rabies. The bat was subsequently released without examination. Case young boy captured a bat in St. George and took the animal home to show to his family. The bat was killed and buried. No was medical attention until six days sought after the exposure. Although there were no known bites or scratches, II--- Its A boy Subscription Billing Advertising Rates on Request Second Class Postage paid at Fillmore, Utah 84631 POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to P.O. Box 507, Fillmore, Utah 84631 Tamie Wilding tcur Athlete Union and was accepted. She is now swimming AAU. Tamie is the daughter of Betty Ann Robins Merrill and Wilding Wilding. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robins of Scipio d and Mr. and Mrs. Wilding of Magna. She attends the Olle Middle School at Hous- e. When the Millard County Sugarloafers head to a race, they are after the trophies. Seems like living out here in the country gives some special instincts and skills that help desert racers survive. The percentage of local racers among the winners is always high, but especially so this week. Two of the first three overall were from our club! Kris Morgan of Goshen. Utah had first place, but second was passed back and forth, with Kevin Bogue slipping ahead of , Kevin Jones for the last dash to the finish. The Novices start about 15 minutes after experts and amateurs so have their own overall ratings. In those classes three out of the first five were Sugarloafers! David Cox was first. Robert Law was fourth, and Phil Smith of Fillmore was fifth! In the individual classes. Kevin Bogue had first and Kevin Jones second 250 expert for trophies. David Cox had first and Phil Smith third for open novice trophies. Robert Law had 1st and Mike Thomas 2nd for over 30 novice, Vincent Cropper had 1st over 38 novice, and Ken Jeffery had 3rd 125 novice for all around! trophies Tom Greenwood ran but had bike problems, and Pat Stanworth also had Don Fuller problems. was in second overall but lost the counter shaft unit and had to drop out. All eight that finished brought home trophies! Our mini racers do great also. The minirace was on Saturday, and was 1 743-690- 743-623- 743-574- freshmen, transfers and continuing students who werent able to register during one of the preperiods, registration said Ward S. Robb, col- lege registrar. Registration will be held alphabetically according to last names as follows: p.m.; G-3 p.m.; and P-4 p.m. Fall quarter fees can be paid September 28 and 29. from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the large ballStudent room. SUSC Center. Grants, loans and checks scholarship-awarwill be available then also, Robb said. Students are urged to complete registration 30 before September because on that day the late registration fee schedule becomes effective, the registrar said. Fall quarter classes begin at SUSC September the child did have several open sores on his hands. Both were patients treated with HDCV and HRIG. Bats are considered to be high risk animals for rabies transmission. During 1980, 10 of 33 bats (30) examined in Utah were positive for rabies. Bats should not be handled. If a bite or other exposure occurs, the animal should be captured without endangering others and be submitted to the State Health Laboratory. Information on submitting specimens and consultation regarding treatment are available from the Epidemiology Pro29. gram Millard County had no cases of reportable "Man's freedom it hil inner Michael Beer worth." disease in August. A-- 2-- 3-- d (533-6191- ). Grocery Specials Sept. 24, 25, 26 Dutson B. NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ilUcutn. an ... rw.n jttT Fi NNASUSTAINING MEMBER-1- 981 Carl Peterson receives award ton. a chase race, a big bike racer following each mini. This big bike race had two loops, one 40 miles and one 60 miles for 100 miles. The mini race had one 20 mile loop. . The fieldhouse registration will be held for all Wilson and Susan Wil-for- By Ellle Fuller Registration for fall quarter classes will be held September 28 at Southern Utah State College from 1 to 4 p.m. in the War Memorial Field-hous- Plans are now being made for the annual PTA Carnival. Halloween If you would like to help with the activities, notify Debbie Jackson, or Jackie Rhine-har- t. 0 or PROGRESS PRINTING COMPANY owned by William V. and Madeleine S. Sugarloafers Registration Halloween Carnival Deb Greathouse: Advertising Billing Riley Wood: Legal Billing Marge Barton: Reporter - Photographer -Compositor - Lithographer - Classifieds Annual Fox Trot draws susc PTA Planning Photographer Merrill Wilding, ton. Texas. Their 11 year old Tamie, daughter. excelled in swimming it activities. making difficult for her family to keep up with her. Tamie swam for the Park Glen subdivision, which is part of the Recreational Swim League of Houston. She competed against eight teams and won 16 first place ribbons, seven second place, and four fourth place. She also won eight medals, four gold, one silver and three bronze. She received the "Outstanding Swimmer Award for 1980 and 1981. She was the in "High Point Girl her age division and was named as swimmer of the year for 1980-81- . She tried out for Ama- - a Boy! -- er Compositor-Report- Jane Beckwith: Commercial Printing Hous- was born September 14, 1981 to Mark and Elizabeth Anderson He of Heber City. Steven was named and weighed George assistance." 8 lbs., 10 oz. and was Sister Anna Marie an21 inches. nounced that Catholic are Paul Community Services of andGrandparents of FillStevens Greta Utah. Saint Vincent Parand more George and ish Outreach, and the Cotof HeAnderson Joyce tage Program will co- ber. sponsor an educational and relaxing weekend retreat for women who are Thank-yo- u the about concncred chemical dependency of The families of Jan V. love. someone they and Koye McKee wish to The date is October 23 all those who exthank October 25, through tended their concern and 1981 at Our Lady of the on the thoughtfulness Mountains Retreat House in Ogden. Utah. The real- event of Koyes third heart surgery. Koye is ity of attitudes toward now home recuperating guilt, sex and money in her home in Bountiwill be the main topics. ful. Utah. There will be a combinaThe Koye McKee Family tion of conferences given in the by professionals field of chemical depen(alcoholdrugs) dency and quiet periods for flection and prayer. re Linda Wood: This past summer was a very busy one for the family of Mr. and Mrs. Towers. Called To Marge Barton Achieves As Swimmer Amateurs and experts around went twice, novices once, ladies and also ran once. Mini racers who trophied were Rob Fuller, 1st; Lance Henrie, 3rd; Jason Thomas. 5fh; Shelby Cropper 6th, and Rick Law, 7th; Shane Baker, also, all in the 1 year old amateurs. Does that give you an idea how our country kids hold up! Cameron Cropper had 3rd amateur, and Shane Stanworth had problems with his big bike partner, whose bike failed. Shane is usually in the top! Brandon Thomas took first, and T.J. Stanworth took 3rd in the 50cc class. Congratu-a- t 12-1- 5 Carl Peterson, formerly of Fillmore, has received word that he has been selected as a winner in the Technical category for the 1981 Presidio Employee of the Year Awards Program. He is employed bv the Office of the DCS LOG. Sixth U.S. Presidio of San Francisco. The Commander of the Sixth Army presented him with an engraved plaque at an awards ceremony August II. 1981. Carls nomination has been forwarded to the San Francisco Federal Executive Board for consideration in the Bay Area Federal Employee of the Year Awards Pro- Army, gram. He is the son of the late J. Edward Peterson. He married Ivie Olson of and has two Scipio sons. Nvles of California, and Todd of Provo. Posse will present their Canadian first desert race one mile north of Delta. Mission Reunion have a also Sugarloafers motocross scheduled for There will be a reunion the Friday and Saturday of the Canadian mission after Thanksgiving at the (Munson & Lewis groups) Delta track. October 1, Thursday. E.R. Fuller 1981 at 7:30 p.m. It will be held in the Big ions to all ! Helping in the pits were Chris Cropper, Our "trash can" is known in Laura Thomas (club coEngland as a "dust bin." president). Marilyn Greenwood. Ron Baker, Les Jeffery, Shelley Baker Bogue, and mother. Marge Gillen, and Carolyn Henrie. Thayne Henrie had 10th overall until his counter sprocket broke, so he spent time in the pits. Thanks to them for the support. The day was beautiful with a light breeze to clear dust and cool off the course. Our next event is a desert race at Green River this weekend, a two-das event with on Saturday and big bikes on Sunday. Then on October 10, the West Millard Jeep y Carl Peterson Cottonwood 2nd & 14th Ward Chapel at 5165 South Highland Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah. "All doors courtesy." are open to Thomas Fuller mini-race- Get The Magic Of Good Health j R&R Services Sports Center Yamaha & Husquevarna Snowmobiles Motorcycles 30 So. Main Fillmore; Utah OPEN Mon.-F- ri. Sunday 6-- 8-- 8 8 CLOSED SATURDAY New: Rental units this year!! 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