Show 12 Page - Millard County USPS Thurs 28 May 1987 Students with summer jobs now may have to pay taxes MHS NEWS by Maren Bailey CLASS OFFICERS FOR 1987-8President Scott Kesler Vice President Cindy Johnson Secretary Stacy Koyle Social Manager Dastrup Dance Chairmen Linda Quarnberg and Jeff Quarn-berReunion Chairmen Kelli Hansen and Bobbi Wood SENIOR Kristine JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FOR 1987-8President Cindy Taylor Vice President Kelly Gillins Secretary Colette Christensen Social Manager Kristen Treasurer Sheila Lund Stott Dance Chairmen Denice Starley and Matt Dastrup Many students with summer or jobs can no longer claim exemption from federal income tax withholding according to the Internal Revenue Service Because of tax law changes made by the Tax Reform Act of 1986 students who can be claimed as dependents on their parents’ or another person’s tax return cannot claim exemption from withholding for 1987 if they have any unearned income such as interest on and their wages plus this savings unearned income will be more than $500 for the year However students whose wages for the year are $2540 or less and who have no unearned income generally will be exempt from withholding Students can claim exemption from or tax withholding on their Form “Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate” only if last year they had to pay no federal income tax and this year they expect to have to pay no federal income tax the IRS said If exempt status is claimed it remains in effect until February 15 of the next year Generally students not exempt from withholding should claim one withholding allowance if they have only one job at a time Or if they need or want more tax withheld they should claim zero allowances The Form have more instructions or details And IRS has prepared Publication 919 “Is My Withholding Correct?” to help taxpayers determine whether they are having the right amount withheld Many students who had to pay no tax in the past will have to pay tax for 1987 and so cannot be exempt from because of the Tax withholding Reform Act of 1986 according to IRS Beginning in 1987 any child who may be claimed as a dependent on a parent’s return is not entitled to a personal exemption on his or her own return Also the standard deduction for an individual who can be claimed as a dependent on another taxpayer’s return is limited to the greater of: - $500 or the individual’s earned income but not more than the allowable standard deduction ($2540 for a child who is not blind) For example a dependent child who is not blind has unearned income and does not work gets a standard deduction of $500 If this dependent child works and earns over $500 the standard deduction equals earned income but may not exceed $2540 Generally if the child's total income is greater than his tr her standard deduction the child will have to file a 1987 tax return and will have a tax liability and Forms are available from employers Or they are available from IRS by calling (In and Alaska call the IRS Hawaii “Forms Only” number in your local telephone directory) - President Kelly Olsen Jamie Rhodes Social Managers Tiffany Hunt and George O'Camb CLASS OFFIERS FOR 1987-8SOPHOMORE Vice President Jennifer Evans Secretary 1987 scholarships and awards Senior High Honor and Honor students The Scholarships and Awards for the Class of 1987 come to a grand total of $9540300 The recipients of these scholarships are as follows: Wendy Allen April Averett Maren Bailey Kerry Bazzell Wendell Benward Leisa Brown Heather Bristow Collette Brunson David Dearden Dwight Dearden Michele Fuller Corey Gillins Cory Healey Troy Healey Shauna Huffer Dana Johnson Sharon Koyle Sandy Larsen Jason McGinn Sue Ann Monroe Jayson Quarnberg Wayne Rowley Lori Stevens Cherly Stevens Laurie Stinson Douglas Stott Kelby Swallow Sherlyn Swallow James White Mary Waters Sheri Kay Christen en Rob Fuller i i i i i i The following students have earned the honor of wearing gold cords at the Millard High School graduation ceremony Thursday night: High Honor Sherlyn Swallow - Valedictorian Laurie Stinson Cheryl Stevens Maren Bailey Sharon Koyle Sheri Kay Christensen Doug Stott The following students will wear silver cords: Honor Sue Ann Monroe Leisa Brown Corey Gillins Kerry Bazzell April Averett i i i PROTECT 71 i i i YOURSELF AGAINST Speaaed Sreuia A HAIL STORM CAN STRIKE ANYTIME ANY PLACE!!! -- Boat registration fees to provide new facilities New boat registration fees authorized by the General Session of the State Legislature will go to improve boating facilities in Utah The Legislature approved a $5 crease in the boat registration fee to $10 The fee had been $5 since 1959 The Parks and Recreation Board recently authorized the new fee to go into effect April 27 1987 It is estimated that the increased fee will generate approximately $200000 in this fiscal year for boating facilities Because the registration forms are printed in advance they do carry the fee Boat previous $5 registration owners however will be required to pay the $10 Although the registration fee is collected by the State Tax Commission the bulk of the fee goes directly to the Division of Parks and Recreation to upgrade and build new boating facilities The fees are also used to provide safety equipment search and rescue craft and training for boating safety patrol officers According to Ted Woolley Boating the Division of Program Coordinator Parks and Recreation the fees collected this fiscal year will go toward replacing courtesy docks on facilities at East Canyon Escalante Gunlock Millsite Hyrum Huntington Minersville Otter Creek Rockport Scofiedl Willard Bay and Yuba The Division also plans to refurbish an isting ramp at Scofield It doesn’t cost any more to insure early Call Rex Day or Mike Broderick at Day’s Insurance Agency Phone 864-221- Delta Ut 84624 HOI 2 DIHKOtin i 'j i i i "i i i -- r i i i t— r KANOSH Dathel Whitaker Ph a" Lula George was happily surprised during the past week when Reva Dorri-tand her two daughters Beth and Diane stopped in to see her They had made an early visit to the Kanosh Cemetery to decorate some family graves Willard and Dathel Whitaker have returned from a delightful trip to Sun Prairie WI near Madison where they were guests of their son Jim wife Sharon and four children Steven Marisa Lorelyn and Ashlee who each one helped to make their week’s stay most enjoyable Willard and Dathel left home on Monday May stopping in St John UT where they gathered some aunts and uncles together at the home of Aunt Faith so they could visit Those enjoying the time together were uncles Dick and Elmer Sagers aunts Faith Violet and cousin Arlene The Whitakers stayed overnight with their son Bishop Ray Whitaker wife Diane and family in Salt Lake City then were driven to the airport by Ray Tuesday morning where they boarded the United Airline wiih a 2 hour in Denver then on to stopover Madison WI where they were met by Jim And did Jim ever have a busy schedule planned for his parents! On Wed May 13 they attended the game at Milwaukee big baseball Stadium between the Brewers and Oakland A’s During the day they also were taken on a tour of the three domes (tropical desert and seasonal) which were beautiful Willard and Jim On Tuesday Dathel visited the Farm Show at Old World Wisconsin which included the Coepsill Schottler and Schulz Farms in the German area the Fossebrekke Kavaale Farms and Raspberry School to the following Congratulations Holden Seniors who will be graduating from Millard High Thursday evening May 28: Sean Wood Clinton Clark Lori Stevens Cheryl Stevens Maren Bailey Heather Bristow and Sandy Larsen Lori Stevens and her mother Carolyn spent an exciting week in Puerto Rico attending the International Science and Engineering Fair They saw many interesting places including the Rain Forest and the old Spanish City of San Juan which was settled in 1670 This is Lori’s fourth year to win a trip to the International Science Fair She won a $100 Kodak award this year Fred and Sylvia Butterfield recently purchased the Hargett home and moved in this past week Jim and Janet Rich and children moved to Fillmore last weekend We hope they will be happy in their new location Nina and Gerald Coats have returned from spending a week in Michigan visiting Jerry’s sister and husband who LVNNDYL LEAMINGTON SUGARVILLE June Lounsbury Connie Best Ph: Ph: Ph Richard Moody and family were visiting from St George Mary Johnson had her family here for a visit on the weekend Lisa Nielson had her brother and family here for a visit from Cherry Hill Alan and Carol Nielson had their son Rick and family here from Las Vegas and Jim Nielson and family and Betty were also visiting Dan and Laura Price and family were in Calenti for the homecoming Will and Edith Lovell Dave and Phillis Lovell Ben Lovell and Ella Nelson were all here visiting on the Memorial Day weekend to the Stock Show Congratulations participants Laura Bradfield is home after an lness and visiting with family in Bountiful The male peacock's feathers are called about five times bird's body HINCKLEY Sharon Western Ph: 86 Review was fun to watch The after a years worth of training and The hit of the show was preparation the Preferred Men’s Dance Voted Man was Marvin most Preferred and Laughlin foster son of Waldo Jr Congratulations Karolyn Warnick thanks goes to NadineSmith and many too for keeping the girls together and turning out a nice review Richard and Maria Petersen and daughter have returned from Guatemala where they spent the winter We send sympathy to Sharrie Bedier former resident of Hinckley who has since moved to Sunny Side Utah Her 38 passed Vance Fugate brother -- away home of a massive heart attack Spending Mother’s Day at the home of their mother Dorathy Damron were Kevin and Denise Damron and family and Leslie and Dennis Johnson and family of Salt Lake and Linda Jo and two sons from Payson Jim Larsen came from Lake Tahoe to visit with his mother Oleta Swensen and to pick up his daughter Barbie at BYU Oleta returned to Tahoe with them and from there went to the Okland Temple where her son Neal was married Dick and Diane Mecham of this city and Ruth Corry of Delta attended a reception for the newlyweds held after a honeymoon to Hawaii Oleta also visited with Don and Verlene Larsen before coming home with the Mechams Neal and Carma Swensen spent Mother’s Day at the Swensen home They live in Sandy Cleone Talbot visited his mother Golda Christensen at her Delta Sands apartment Congratulations to Walter Ekins being honored as “Most Outstanding Graduate” of Hinckley High and Phyllis Bennett as “Most Outstanding Teacher” a mission president there Kathy Coats and four children spent the weekend in Cokeville Wyoming attending graduation exercises for her nephew She returned home Monday Debbie Wright became the bride of Tom Terry of Fillmore last weekend in the Manti Temple Debbie and five children have been living in Holden in the Glen Johnson rental home this past year Kaye Johnson and Brian Stephenson will be married this Saturday in the Manti Temple and a reception in their honor will be held in the Holden Cultural Hall Saturday evening from 7:30 to 9:30 pm Fast and Testimony meeting will be held this Sunday in the Holden Ward due to Rod Dastrup’s missionary farewell the following Sunday Please report your Memorial Day news to Cherryl Wood by Sunday evening Mrs Wesley Stephenson received word of a new grandson born to Michael and Gayle Wilcox of Eielson AFB Alaska Morgan McCord arrived at Wainwright Hospital May 10 weighing 8 lbs 13 oz He has 3 brothers and 4 sisters is brilliant back a train and are as long as the Eddys Barben Ph: I Delta City Parks & Recreation Department is announcing twv sessions if Tit Tun Tot Time is a pre- school arts and crafts class for children ketwem thi ijss 5 he held on Taeskyt and ThmJiyt fnm ll t m4 2 pm Classes kji Jim 2 and will ran for six weeks thmpk July 9 The fee for the class is 1500 and registration for the class will he limited to 10 par- 2 tidpants Riphtntiii will continue to he taken up anti Jim 1 from 9 am to 5 pm at the Recreation Office ! SI So Manxanita Art For mote information call Anyone who attended the health clinic at the hospital should have felt the time was well spent It was a very good learning experience Mrs Gwen Mosher from Orem (daughter of Jay and Yvonne Shurtz) gave the lesson on She is a RN Osteoporosis Mrs Ireta Shurtz and Yvonne Shurtz spent Mother’s Day with their mother Mrs Mary Robinson in Fillmore Word has been received that Diana Woodlief daughter of Tony and Jeri Clark has been chosen Nurse of the Year She lives in Beaverton Oregon and works at Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital She will be flown to Nova Scotia for eight days Three days will be spent in seminars and the rest of the time will be spent sightseeDiana! We’re ing Congratulations proud of you We send our love and sympathy to Oz Johnson and family in the death of his wife LaVell Oz has been a faithful and loving husband to take care of her all these years of her illness Mrs Wanda Bendixen was honored at a luncheon in Fillmore for her retirement as a cook at the Delta North Elementary School We hope she enjoys her retirement DELTA TOT TIME in5 The classes will pm The weather was beautiful throughout the wonderful trip Jim and family will be moving to Flolland in July HOLDEN Cherryl Wood m The : in the Norwegian area Rankinen and Ketola Farms in Finnish area and Pedersen House in Danish area It was very interesting While Jim was attending his Air Force meeting on Friday in Madison he dropped his parents off at the State Capital where they spent several hours viewing the sights in this beautiful building which included the Civil War Jim also showed them the displays University of Wisconsin Campus where the enrollment is around 44000 We always looked forward to our return to Sharon’s delicious homecooked meals On Sat all of the family enjoyed a trip to “The House on the Rock” where took several hours to tour and was “out of this world” Sunday’s Church meetings were Willard and Dathel very enjoyable were introduced to Mrs Andrews who are of Marian Stevens of Holden At 5 pm with Jim in his Air Force Univorm Willard Dathel and Sharon him to the accompanied Commissioning Ceremony for the ArNavy and Air Force where my graduates were commissioned Jim had bee the instructor for the fourteen United Stated Air Force It was very impressive and graduates Jim’s parents were very proud of his accomplishments On Monday Jim took his parents on a tour of the beautiful countryside where everything was so green and pretty The corn on the rolling hills and farm lands was just coming up They had dinner at the New Clarus Hotel which was constructed in 1853 and in 1965 converted to the authentic Swiss style restaurant The Whitakers were homeward bound on Tues May 19 on United with a 3 hour stopover in Chicago returning to Salt Lake around 3:30 2 ! 5 2 ! Mrs Murray Perkins of Whittier California stayed over the weekend with Mrs Riley Wood Mrs Archie Barben traveled to Logan on Monday with Mrs Gordon Barben and daughters Wendy and Holly They all visited with the Allan Thom family had dinner at the Utah State University visited with grandson Michael Barben did shopping and had a most beautiful drive up Logan Canyon They all returned home Wednesday The Barbens received word Wednesday of the death of a very good friend Mis Ruby “Fowels” Bendixen wife of Leon Bendixen of Half Way Oregon She was born and raised in Sutherland They have lived all of their married life in Oregon Our sympathy goes to the families of Ruby at this sad The Hinckley 2nd ward youth hosted a dinner for the widows and widowers jn the ward They presented a program and gave each person a gift box The boxes were wooden and were handmade by the youth Darlene and Sarah My daughters and I spent Mother’s Day weekend in Salt Lake at the home of Mary Shannon and Whitt Lovell It was nice not to have to cook dinner for a change Dwight and Karen Western of Provo also came to the dinner With two teenage daughters you know we spent a lot of time shopping My sister said she was going to get me the bumper sticker “A woman’s place is in the Mall!” Don’t you love it? Spending Mother’s Day at the home of Lowell and Esther Petersen were May Gene and Gerald Damron and son Gene and Edith Schlappi and son Jerry of West Valley City Also visiting were Jim and Bonnie Petersen Larsen of Mesa AZ They stopped in Fillmore to get Bonnie’s father Fay Walker so he could visit friends and relatives in Delta for a few days Some of the visitors at the Petersen home attended the horse races in Fillmore I remember going down to the race track the next day after the races We would find money everywhere It was just like a dream that children often have since in childhood money is not easy to come by although children nowadays seem to have more An allowance was unheard of then We would take our precious 25 cents and buy a strawberry malt at Swallow’s What a treat! Confectionary The Hinckley first ward had their annual ward campout in Oak City Canyon Young and old enjoyed campfire singing and all the fun things there are to do on a camping trip Jay and Geri Warner are visiting at the Walter Manis Home They came equipped with their own camper so they can have their home away from home Shawn Works underwent surgery for the removal of his tonsils He is improving rapidly He is the son of Marge Works Matthew Steele has returned to Wyoming after having spent several months here staying at the home of his sister Stephanie and Dee King Also visiting his mother Sharon Western and his grandparents Doyle and Lena Steele FILLMORE Angie Green Ethelyn Beauregard Parks of Salt Lake City came through Fillmore May 17 and stopped at my home leaving the Claudia Huff obituary I was sorry I missed her Ethelyn I sent Venice your greeting time Mr Deon and Laverne Gillen were in the Logan Mall Tuesday with their beautiful paintings and art work on display They are very talented people and can truly enjoy their retirement and senior years together with their hobbies Their home is in Oasis The Gillens will continue to have their work on display during the week along with many other artists from many places Our sympathy also goes out this week to Oswald Johnson of Sutherland after the death of his wife He has truLaVelle ly been a faithful caretaker has suffered for a long time and been in tender loving hands We now wish the best for Mr Johnson |