Show r Page 8 - wtemm Millard County USPS Thurs Mar 5 1987 IN IMEMOHIAM r ? I t and BACK ROW L TO R: Brett Harris David Jones row Sean Echols and Stephen Lisonbee Brett Brett Bunker McClothlin front Leona Selma Curtis Keith Turner Turner receives Eagle Scout award Curtis Keith Turner Delta Utah son of Richard and Reva Turner received his Eagle award Sunday Feb 22 1987 at the 3rd & 4th ward church He is a member of troop 144 His scoutmaster is George Maw He is the Senior Patrol Leader of his troop and also the Deacons Quorum President He has been a den chief for the Webelos and has his “On My Honor Award” He is an eighth grade student at Delta Middle School He has been on the Junior High Wrestling team which had an undefeated season this year In the seventh grade he received the Kiwanis Hope of America Award he For his Eagle Service project supervised and painted the inside wall panels of the Millard County Junior Livestock Show Barn While in Scouting he has attended Timberline Camp and Leadership received his Timberline Buckle Chet Whatcott Deseret District Cub Scout news Jon Pendray and Brady Nielson “Not a day passes over noble sorrows ’’ the earth but men and women by Nikki Hirschi On February 19 1987 Pack 3148 and Pack 3151 held their annual Blue and Gold Banquet Many of the boys have been working really hard as could be seen by the number of special awards handed out that evening Jed Johnson son of Ray and Mary Anne received his Faith in God Johnson Award as did Clyde and Nan Bunker’s Frank Maben son Brett son of Hazel Maben received his and George Arrow of Light Award Jon Pendray son of Bob and Nan Pendray and Brady Nielson son of Hal and Marie Nielson both earned their Faith in God Award Chet Whatcott son of Jeff and Gayle Whatcott and Rod and Gerry Ogden’s son Mike were awarded their Faith in God Award Several Scouts from Pack 3140 have also been working really hard And all of their hard work has paid off Brett Harris son of Ed and Shirley Harris David Jones son of Anthon and Susan son of Brett McGothlin Jones Richard and Carole McGothin Sean of no note do great deeds speak great words and suffer Charles Reade nisnni nisEEi rusun rtrem ri man iiraini” nroi H YOUR FORD DEALER’S GIVING YOU A 0 O cc s Q s o oc ooc ooc 3 PLUS GET FORD’S 6 YEAR 60 000 MILE POWERTRAIN WARRANTY!" 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Intermountain ford dealer today! see your S 3 3 3 O SAHARA MOTORS Delta WARNER MOTORS Fillmore eed OEina anm I FORD EHH3 864-445743-621- 6 son of David and Shirley Echols Echols Stephen Lisonbee son of Terry Lisonbee and Josh and Margie son of Mike and Terry Mooney Mooney all received their Faith in God Peter Lisonbee Award Terry and Margie Lisonbee’s son received his Arrow of Light Award of these all to boys Congratulations Keep up the good work CUB SCOUT NEWS Edith Dearden 10 O 3 Frank Maben ooc s ooc s Winners of Flowell Pack 108 Pinewood Derby on Jan 22 1987 were 1st place Webelos Darve Anderson and Grand Champion Layne Ellison Bear Den Landon Ellison Wolf Den Scott David Utley Most Attractive Landon Most Unusual Robinson Ellison Most Colorful Clint Allen and Johnathan Christensen received the Fifteener Award for completing all 15 Webelo Activity reJason Christensen got his quirements Bobcat Badge and Layne Ellison received the Webelo Book and Colors and was advanced to the Webelos Group Adam Crapo received the Fifteener Award in a special graduation ceremony on Feb 26 and was advanced into the Scout Troup Scoutmaster Mark Wardle was present to welcome him and Paula Christensen is the Blazer leader All boys that earn the Fifteener Award receive a unique wall hanging to display their awards earned in Cub Scouts David Utley received his Bobcat Badge also The 57th Anniversary of Cub Scouts was celebrated in the Holden Pack 205 on Feb 25 with a delicious Blue and Gold Banquet Nola Charlesworth was the dinner committee chairman and the den leaders and dub scout mothers prepared and served the dinner Kelly Tuttle Cubmaster conducted Webelos the flag ceremony and Joy Ford led the group in fun songs Awards were received Josh by Wolf Badge a Gold and Stephenson 2 Silver Arrow Points Tyler Tuttle and Randy Jensen 2 Silver each Courtney Tuttle 3 Silver and Josh Bennett a Silver Arrow Point Nicholas Bennett the Silver Knot Bear Badge a Gold and a Silver Arrow Point Zachary Bailey the Silver Knot Chris Stephenson Bear Badge Cody Hathaway Showman and Artist Activity Badges and John John Ford Geologist Showman Charlesworth Cody Hathaway gave the opening prayer and John Charlesworth the closing prayer Fourth Ward Pack 209 enjoyed a special Hansen Planetarium presentation put on by Ruth Lynch on Wed Feb 18 telling the history of rocket and space travel Spencer Nielson Brandon received the and Brett Cummings Webelos Badges Scipio Pack 204 held their Blue and Gold Banquet on Feb 25 Bishop Don Donald Probert and First counselor Lawsen were special guests The Wolf Den did the flag ceremony and the Webelos gave a fun skit Jason Hatch received his Bear Badge o oc 1 FORD! Ml FORD s Q UE2E3 rn t mt ttutt r t Everest is a toot higher to it was a century ago am be growing at an accelerat than nay rate Hinckley Cub Scout news by Nikki Hirschi On February 25 1987 the Hinckley Cub Scouts held their annual Blue and Gold Banquet The evening was a big success Each boy and his father baked a cake and donated the finished product to the Pack for a cake auction Clark Mortensen was our auctioneer The money which was received from the auction is used by the Pack for badges activities and supplies Thanks to all who purchased cakes After filling up on sloppy joes potato salad and other goodies the awards were handed out Jake King and Jeremy Petersen each earned the rank of Bobcat Steven Howes earned his Bear Brent Smith has been working really hard He received one Gold and four Silver Arrow Points Nathan Hirschi received one Gold and two Silver Arrow Points Cody Gardner received three more Silver Arrow Points for a total of seven Silver Arrow Points Cody also advanced to the Webelos Den Jared Clay received his Athlete Activity Badge There was also a special award handed out that evening The award went to Steve Gardner He received his On My Honor Knot Award for his participation and hard work as Den Leader Congratulations to all those who were recognized Your work does not go unnoticed Winter swimming lessons Session seven of the Winter Swimming Lessons begins Monday March 9 Classes being offered this session are which Mommy & Me and are taught in the mornings and BeginInners Advanced Beginners and Adult Classes are termediate taught in the afternoons beginning at 3:30 pm Each swim lessons session runs Monday through Friday for two weeks (10 lessons) and the cost for each session is $1500 per student Toni Harris teaches the morning lessons and Cindy Bunker teaches the evening classes Both teachers do an cellent job and get good positive results from their students To register for the winter swimming lessons call the pool at Advanced Lifesaving course being offered An American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving Course is being offered at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool beginning Monday March 9 at 3:30 pm If you are a good swimmer at least 15 years of age in good health and are interested in lifeguarding you should register for this class The Advanced Lifesaving Course 21 hours and will last approximately the cost will be $3000 This fee will cover all instruction use of the pool and the text book A certificate and lifesaving swim patch will be given at the successful completion of the lifesaving course Swimmers who successfully pass the Advanced Lifesaving course will be certified for three years and will as a be eligible for employment lifeguard at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool or any other the American which recognizes pool Red Cross Course To register for the lifesaving class call the pool at Lake Davis Potts Leona Selma Lake Davis Potts Leona Selma Lake Davis Potts age 1987 at Provo 63 died March She was born January 25 1924 at Leamington to Barney Bus and Selma Lake She married Velet Johnson Albert Thompson Davis April 6 1942 at Spanish Fork He died December 6 1944 She married Walter Andrew Potts July 2 1945 at Milford later divorced She married Tarvell Broderick in 1971 in Delta later divorced She was an avid flower gardner and and mother loving and devoted grandmother She is survived by son and daughters Barney Albert Davis Mrs Sotero (Selma Elizabeth) Lazero and Mrs Tom (Velma) Gilmore all Delta Mrs Leona Juanity Swarthout East Liverpool Ohio Mrs Dean (April) Church Magna 17 grandchildren and 2 great brothers and sisters grandchildren Alfred Delta Leo Whittier CA Mrs LaVell (Saphrona) Broderick Provo CA Mrs Bob Ned San Francisco (Joanne) Ftepanovich San Diego CA Neil Grantsville loving friend Tarvell Broderick She was preceded in death by daughter Minnie Lynn and grandson Tino Lazero Funeral services will be held Thursday March 5 1987 at 11 am in the Delta 3rd Ward LDS Chapel Friends may call at the Nickle Mortuary on Wednesday from 7 to 8 pm and at the chapel on Thursday one hour prior to the services Burial will be in the Leamington Cemetery PUBLIC NOTICES J V PUBLIC NOTICE OF INVITATION TO BID The City of Delta is accepting bids on a sprinkler system for the southwest portion of the City Park Bids will be accepted in a sealed envelope marked "Bid” until March 20 1987 at 500 pm at the office of Delta City Recorder Dorothy Jeffery Delta City reserves the right to reject any and all bids or proposals Specifications and maps can be obtained upon request at the office of the City of Delta 76 North 200 West Delta Utah 84624 Bids will be opened and presented for ceptance at the next following City Council Meeting Published in the Millard County Chronicle Progress March 5 & 12 1987 Notice Notice District Millard is given hereby that Millard School will accept bids for construction of School AddmonCafeteria High and Specifications cording to Drawings prepared by Edwards & Daniels Associates Architects and described in general as: Classroom and cafeteria addition to the Concrete floor existing Millard High School slab on grade steel framing steel joist and metal deck Single ply roofing metal studs and gypsum board interior partitions Suspended acoustical ceiling system and brick veneer exterior Sealed bids will be received at the Millard School District Office 160 West Main Street Delta Utah up to 700 pm Wednesday March 18 1987 A conference will be held at 2 00 p m Thursday March 12 1987 at the Millard High School Fillmore Utah Bids will be opened and read aloud at that time and that place Bids received after that time will not be accepted Interested parties are invited to attend Bona Fide general contract bidders may secure copies of the proposed Contract Documents from the office of the Architect on the following basis: Two copies of the Project Manual cluding Specifications plus two sets of prints of the Drawings upon payment of $100 deposit completely refundable if both sets are returned to the Architect postpaid in satisfactory condition within five calendar days after bid opening 2 Additional sets may be obtained for direct cost of printing Bid security in the amount of percent (Bid Bond certified check or cashier’s check) of the Base Bid drawn payable to the order of the Owner listed above will be required to accompany the bid All bidders shall be No bidder may withdraw his proposal for a period of thirty days after the date set for the opening thereof The Owner reserves the right to accept any or to reject any or all proposals or waive any informality m a proposal Published m the Millard County Chronicle Progress Mar 5 & 12 1987 |