Show Community Profile Millard Contractor’s workshop Volunteer members of the Board of Directors of Central Utah Food Sharing Inc Millard County Branch met recently to discuss plans and goals of the group The brief meeting was held at the emergency food bank 165 West 100 South Delta Thursday Feb 2 Among items on the agenda: - Names of possible candidates who may be asked to serve on the local and regional CUFS governing board were listed There are now eight volunteers who staff the food bank which openThe need for more ed in November volunteers is expected to become more acute as summer approaches It was decided to wait until much later in the year before discussing fundraisers Currently the program is solvent Expenses are minimal Among groups helpful in sustaining CUFS financially are the Fillmore Lions Delta Kiwanis Delta Rotary and the Presbyterian and Catholic churches Area boy scouts have been helpful with the recent “Scouting for Food" program and other volunteer work Several other groups and individuals in the have also been instrumental CUFS effort to meet the emergency food needs of Millard County residents Volunteer Barbara Faigle is looking for help from a local representative in attending monthly board meetings which are held in Richfield Specifically interest in the program is being solicited from the east county area cluding Scipio and Kanosh Also a need for several pieces of furniture at the food bank a sofa chairs and tables was discussed It was decided the board should meet "at least quarterly” or more often as - Kristen Dale Kuhni charged with possession of a controlled substance a third degree methamphetimine felony pleaded guilty Bail was continued at $2500 Sentencing was set for Wednesday March 29 at 10 am - Proceedings in the case of Albert Lee Robidoux charged with seven counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child a f rst degree felony were continued to Wednesday March 29 at the request of defendant's attorney Jesus Manual Adriano and Martha B Acosta De Adriano charged with possession of a controlled substance (marijuana) with intent to distribute a third degree felony and a controlled substance of possession (cocaine) a third degree felony and speeding a class A misdemeanor failed to appear for a change of plea hearing The state's motion to issue a bench warrant was ordered held one week to give defendant's attorney time to locate his clients Bench warrant to be Activities of Fourth District Court holding law and motion day Wednesin Fillmore included: day March A motion to dismiss charges against J&L Farms Inc Jim Rogers and Leola Rogers which had been continued to date was heard The court took the matter under advisement for a later ruling Carol Lynn Henneberry signed a waiver of extradition to Arizona on possession of a stolen vehicle charge Tracy Ray Jones signed a waiver of extradition to Arizona on possession of stolen vehicle charge Chad Donald Kinsman charged with evading a peace officer a third degree felony driving under the fluence of alcohol a class B misdemeanor and driving on suspension a class B misdemeanor pleaded guilty Sentencing was set for Wednesday March 29 at 10 am A change of plea hearing for Chad Donald Kinsman charged with aggravated assault a third degree felony was continued to the March 5 law and motion day - a costume Company builds kids self-estee- m by Ken Rand Sunshine Generation “an children's pet forming group like no olher” according lo a promotional brochure seas staited by a Layton woman and now has branches all over the world including China Delta and I illmore In 1979 Nancie Nalder was looking for a childien’s performing group to teach “total showmanship” to her own children I mding none that satisfied she created her own “All children have talent that can be developed" Nalder sa$ But the concept goes beyond talent Regular public performances help develop and the real focus of the business “A child’s selfesteem grows as he realizes he has something wholesome and worthwhile to contribute” Nalder says “Perforgrow ming talents and together and compliment each other in the Sunshine Generation” Six major areas of development are stressed: musical theater singing dance voice culture music theory and most importantly showmanship ' No tryouts or auditions are required to join yet everyone performs Boys and girls are grouped by ages “We start with three year olds and go all the way through the teen years” Delta Sunshine Generation Director Denise Jaramillo says “We have one song the finale w here all the different age groups work together" she says "but each age group does different for their songs that are appropriate age” In Delta there are almost 40 kids participating Tire Delta group is mostly girls In f illmore it’s mostly boys “In the cities it’s about even” Denise says Director of Sunshine Generation in I illmore is Serena Christensen Kids practice once a week for an hour and perform m their attractive bright yellow and oiange costumes once a month Where do they perform? “Everywhere” Denise says “ke go to Extended Care we’ve gone to craft we go to bazaars This summer lagoon kke go to local places churchs Ue try to stay locally so there’s not a lot of expense for the families to go out That way they get the benefit of the performances right here” Next performance is Saturdav March 18 at the M E Bird Center in Delta as part of the St John Bosco craft Catholic bazaar Shows are always free The show numbers are musical that do dances theater dances Ue go with singing” Denise savs “There's jazz steps tap steps and dance sieps they sing with” Uniforms songs and dances are the same in all (he groups all over the world A family moving from Delta to Salt Lake City Las Vegas or even Tiawan Canada or Australia can pack their kid’s old costume and never miss a step and Nalder provides developing music selection training marketing and choreography for the franchise business Merrilee Webb is the music arranger Uniforms are by California Sunshine Costumes In Delia Denise got involved through one of her children Lara who joined at age three At the time the local program was directed by Susan Hinkie “Susan needed some help as a teacher" Denise says “Since she’s asked me to rake over” Now Susan helps Denise “So we've kind of switched roles bur she is in it as much as I am still" Denise studied dance and singing Luther College in while attending Desorah Iowa She is married and has Her youngest age two three children has not joined Sunshine Generation yet but Lara and Luke are active membets “I got into it because I think this is something a child will use all their life" Denise says “even if they never do sing and dance again Tor Lara when wanted her to get into it I knew that some day she’ll have to get in front of a class and give a report Some day she's going to have to go to a job terview She’s going to have to know bow to handle herself in front of people” Susan says the program has helped the kids learn better by providing them with respect for the learning process “I have had comments from parents saying how they felt it has helped them with their school wotk” she says “It does have to do with discipline not so much the teacher over the child rather the child learning to pay attention to follow directions and to stick to a - 16 1989 - Page - - - - - Several civil matters were also heard Judge Ray M Harding presided Fillmore Ranger District accepting applications for YCC program District The Fillmore Ranger located at 390 S Main in Fillmore will be accepting applications for the Youth Conservation Program from now until 5:00 pm on April 8 1989 Young people who are at least 15 years of age but not older than 18 as of by June August 30 may apply Application forms may be obtained at the f illmore District Office Two positions will be that are filled from the applications submitted The YCC Program consists of an 8 week 40 hours per week program beginning around the first of June The work consists of campground cleanup on the forest providing young people with the opportunity to experience the work of the Forest Service in proiectng and maintaining the Forests n- VALLEY BANK Member FDIC Over One Billion in Assets the third largest in Utah! Now Music and dance works on the right brain Denise says “That’s your artistic side When you stir that one side somehow get the artistic side going it helps the left brain the logical side work easier ” Sunshine Generation costs 115 per month per child with family rates The Delta branch is beginning it’s fifth year and Deriise expects it to grow “It’s going to get bigger” she says “k e’ll have more kids Ten years from now J'd like to see the girls who are on my team now and see what they arc think they’re doing with their lives really going to go far Even if they never sing again just think they ’re going to have something more on the ball because of it " Valley Bank has been serving the financial needs of Utah residents and businesses for over 40 years In that time Valley has produced a solid record of growth dependability and strength In 1988 more Utahns changed to Valley Bank than at any other time in its history making it now the third largest banking organization in Utah Committed to Quality Service Valley’s growth results from the bank's commitment to quality customer sen ice and from the confidence and loyalry of its customers The Valley Bank family appreciates and respects that confidence and pledges to continue with its commitment to providing quality sen ice to all customers So university and have a lot of fun makoil said ing music" Choosing which of the many struments available in the percussive field to carry on the road is a challenge but one the pair has met well A vibraphone and two marimbas were used lo perform a varied selection of jazz waltz ballads and noveltv ragtime other numbers ol the Brough Wolf Appearance Duo was supported in pan by the Utah local Arts Council and several businesses and individuals Coming events sponsored by the Cultural C ouncil include the Missoula and a Children's Theater April summer community theater presentain June tion of “Bngadoon” requires a lot out central ofAllen Wardle said “That increases the chance tor We hope minor service interruptions oui customers will he patient The improved service will he well worth it” l The digital technology allows to bring custom calling features to customers will rillmo'e have access in cull waiting cull torwur ding speed calling and ailing The conversion lo digitu! equipment will siightlv change the sound ol dialioiu and the rings customers' hear when calling someone I if the changes around you have you thinking of a change - - Drop Into the Valiev? mic Russell M Wilson Assistant Vice President and Manager Delta Office 348 West Mam Delta Utah 1 of painstaking work in fice” Superintendent U VALIrY 1'TAH fiANGoiiPoiumcrv c j in m ir e e 3 projects demand “We've given out quite a bit of food” Faigle said She said 19 were helped in January Among others one family of six was helped in February “I think we’re going to be fine on food for the year” she said “If not Richfield has plenty” For more information about Central Utah Food Sharing Inc or the food bank call task" Fillmore residents get improved phone service in June “A digital conversion Although most work isn’t visible to the public Cornel is investing nionev and time lo improve telephone service for over 900 I illmore residents When work is complete in lune 1989 illmore customers will enioy the benefits of digital technology and service telephone enhanced features Cornel is replacing the electromechanical switching equipment that currently supplies dialtone and routes call with a modern digital switch The digital switch handles calls faster and because it doesn't have moving mechanical parts l!'s more reliable and costs less to niainiam - - - Concert held at DHS auditorium The West Millard Cultural Council oil Duo in a presented the Brough concert T ursday March 9 at the Delta High Auditorium “The idea of a percussion duo has always been something i’ve wanted to do” Ron Brough said “It seemed only natural to contact Doug (Wolf) when arrived in Uiah" Brough had formed a duo in Texas He had formed one in Indiana while teaching at Indiana State University He joined the music laciltv at Bngham Young University in 1984 ol the Utah Woll is President Chapter ol the Percussive Arts Socie'y Touring is an exciting prospf:t tor us a chance io get the group “It gives away from the everyday concerns at the Mar is 4th District Court activities Denise (jramillo helps one of her students sew Thurs CUFS holds meet in Delta service how to fin out when the buyer buying and bonding - what it takes to qualify Also being discussed in Hill AFB - construction and services McDonnel Douglas and other commercial firms To or for more information about this workshop contact the Sic County Procurement Office Emery Polelonema at You may register at the door on the evening of the workshop The Six County Procurement Office in conjunction with the Utah Procurement Outreach Program is sponsoring a procurement workshop The workshop will be held on Thursday March 16 from 6 pm to 9 pm at the Executive Inn 333 North Main Richfield Utah There is no cost to dividuals attending the workshop Topics will include: understanding the federal procurement process how to find out who buys your product or LSPS Count) £ irirviririri u b ir (t it if K tf 8 P C v k k k ft £ k rst? 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