Show or Page 2 - Millard USPS County Thurs Oct 1984 ffimnnumte National Newspaper Week: A grateful community says thanks Delta Area Chamber of Commerce Ambulance Team On behalf of the Delta Area Chamber of Commerce we express our sincere gratitude to the Millard County Chronicle Progress and publisher Susan Dutson for the generous space allotted for chamber news and developments As we pursue our goals of community growth and economic development we find the newspaper a great asset in getting our message to the people in the Delta area The chamber believes that a free press is essential to the workings of our democracy and the health of our community We look forward to working with the Chronicle Progress in the future Chamber President Glen Swalberg Administrative VP Scott Nickle Financial VP David Clark Delta and Fillmore USU Extension A note of special thanks to the and Community newspapers of Millard County to the Millard County especially Medical Centers Chronicle Progress for the service they your paper Being service oriented organizations the success of the hospitals’ operations depends to a large degree upon the tent to which those services and programs are known to and therefore used by the general public institutions which As are constantly striving to control the costs of the services offered neither hospital is always in a position to purchase the necessary publicity or desired advertising for the services available It is therefore expecially gratifying and helpful to work with newspapers continue to which have to supplement purchased advertising with appropriate articles stories and other publicity about health care institutions in this county Such a practice is indeed a vital and service and worthwhile communtiy will if continued do mi li to assist the hospital in the attainment of the goal of self sufficiency in the delivery of primary health care- -a goal which will ultimately benefit all of the residents of Millard County The Delta and Fillmore Hospitals are grateful for this joint effort and wish the Chronicle Progress continued success for the future exposure an- and general help given by the Chronicle Progress to the Fillmore City Library We really the assistance you have appreciate always been willing to give in promoting the public library their activities and events Without this service it would be difficult to have the kind of program we carry out nouncements The Millard County Chronicle Progress has been instrumental in making the people of East Millard recognize the contribution the Fillmore Ambulance Team makes to their security and welfare You have published countless stories about our training and activities which has upgraded our image considerably The new respect we receive for front people and the desire dedicated members of our society to join in our efforts has been a direct result of the publicity we have received in your newspaper During National Newspaper Week we wish to extend our heartiest congratulations on your fine publication for and to express our appreciation your efforts in our behalf Q Just a note of appreciation to the Chronicle Progress for the fine working relationship which the Delta and Fillmore Hospitals currently enjoy with National Newspaper Week is an aptime to say thanks for all the propriate encouragement willingly give to the people of this county The Extension Service in each of the 50 states could not function without the unselfish efforts of literally thousands of newspapers who donate space for Millard public service announcements County is no exception to this statement as the USU Extension Service runs hundreds of articles and announcements each year to inform the public of educational seminars clinics about or other timely information everything from how to cook special foods to when to spray for whitetop control Friends relatives about neighbors enjoy reading and adults involved in activities and youth projects and and about their ac- And all this is providcomplishments ed willingly and free of charge to county residents We of USU Extension in Millard County slaute our newspapers and the outstanding people who run them and extend to them the thanks of thousands of volunteers youth and other parin ticipants in Extension programs Millard County USU Extension Allan Edwards MarGenne Rowley Kevin Kesler Myrna Copley Boy Scouts On behalf of the Millard Scout District of the Utah National Parks I Council Boy Scouts of America would like to express rriy appreciation to you for the excellent and continuous newspaper coverage of all of our events and activities You have always been more than willing and accomodating to give us newspaper space to let your readers know that the young men of our area are progressing well in their Scouting pursuits It means so much for the Scouts to be publicly recognized in this way and gives them an excellent way in which to remember their Scouting years as they clip out their picture and article to save for future years Robert E Sanderson Millard District Chairman Millard-Fillmor- e Chamber of Commerce During National Newspaper Week Chamber of the East Commerce salutes the Millard County Chronicle Progress as a quality newspaper who has served the area residents for over 90 years We would like to take this time to ex press our appreciation to the Chroni cle Progress for assisting and promoting our organization from its inception Your newspaper has been in in providing the East strumental Chamber of Commerce with the publicity it needed to become the viable organization it is to day We appreciate your integrity in publishing accurate timely news that enables the people we represent to keep abreast of the times and look forward with confidence to this area’s future Roy Barradough Hospital Administrator Ceenfy Kiwanis praise newspapers clubs across the nation are honoring the vital role of newspapers in a free society during National Week October Newspaper Kiwanis with clubs in 7000 American communities is the oldest participating organization in the annual observance “A free press and a free society cannot endure without each other” said Raymond W Lansford Kiwanis Inter“Freedom of the national President press protects our right as citizens to be informed to know what is happening and to act on that knowledge Control of the press is the first goal of Kiwanis governments that seek to limit the ties of their citizens Lansford liber- also praises the role of new spapers “Newspaper stories and editorials contribute to the success of every good cause in the community from the United Way campaign to our own Kiwanis pancake days and peanut sales” he said Last year Americans spent S6 billion on newspapers "I can’t think of a more convincing vote of confidence in the value that newspapers have for each Lansford said of us” USPS MM Publisher - Editor I Dutson Editorial Marge Bnrton Managing Aawtt Mark Editor Reporter at The world s largest span of 15 milet art gallery can be found in Leningrad Dutton Dennis Large Production Athbrook 8 Design - Sales Evelyn Malet flnore Office Manager Drk Greathouse Accounts Receivable Uty Wood - Legal Bdbng GrcuLation Juke Ward CrcuiationConip Commercial for Smgle Cnpy 2S terns POSTMASTER Send Aidrem changes M Bnn Utah Mu w Aamnwag tmm m rmugr tmi m MM (StMOa m SSnXM MMMd nr WHM burnt ruausHme ccartm owns) m fusasi a our son v muon Qw Mu fniin Building Oct 14 Elder Tim Gee Mission Farewell Fillmore 4th Ward Chapel Marian Devotion at Holy Family Fillmore Catholic Mission City Building Oct 15 19 National School Lunch Week all elementary schools Oct 16 Flu shots Fillmore Public Health office pm Clinic Immunization Childhood Health Public Fillmore Building 7:30 Little League meeting pm Public Safety Bldg Fillmore Oct 18 Brunch Pink Ladies Appreciation Truck Stop Cafe Fillmore Oct 20 Craft Bazaar Fillmore Christmas 10 am-Library pm Oct 22 craft Welcome Council 11:30 am-bazaar and luncheon USSR pm Oct 22 Assertive Vocational Workshop School at 5:00 pm Oct 29 USU Extension Tractor Testing Oct 30 Immunization Childhood Clinic Fillmore Health Public Building Nov 6 Drug Awareness seminar DHS Auditorium Nov 7 Drug Awareness seminar MHS Auditorium The 322 galleries of 7:30 pm 7:30 pm the Winter Palace cover a Get a free movie ticket for the news tip of the week Attention Mi ltd sew in this The ves consists of a back with a duck holding compartment and double fronts an inner front with little bullet and bird call pockets and an outer front with big pockets So far I have completed the inner front complete with 32 little bullet pockets I told Lewis with 32 buletts on his chest he’ll be lucky if he doesn’t fall flat on his face in the mud and have to be hauled out with a four wheel drive and a chain but he thinks it will be about adequate If I get the vest finished by Saturday I am really going to have to get moving and hope the machine doesn’t require mouth to mouth resuscitation from Benny before I can finish the project I had I was fuming angry Tuesday been to the Delta South Elementary School who are our newest school subscribers using the Chronicle Pro LETTERS TO THE EDITOR News or 864-221- 4 day more than 107000000 out of 10 adults-rea daily newspaper Every week nine out of 10 adult: read at least one newspaper Every auwa 0 I have a complaint the main reason I take this paper is to read the hometown news but for sometime now the news from Hinckley has been missing more time than its been there at least it seems that way So - relay a message to the reporter from Hinckley Amerkans-sev- News Hound 864-240- Rod Clark Site Project Manager for IPP Thurman who was Moody Snow’s Student Body President some years back We’ve also had some excellent students from Delta through the years I’ll surely appreciate anything you can do to help us spread the Snow College Story We feel Snow has much to offer the kids in the area as well as students from other parts of Utah and beyond Doris Larsen and Public Information Public Relations Chronicle Progress is security An average of 215 persons read each newspaper circulated in the United States news tip leading to an exclusive story for our readers win lauds local paper I was so pleased to receive the Millard County Chronicle Progress this morning for two reasons- -I feel it is a very good paper and makes interesting reading and I was excited to see the article about Grady McEvoy included I know how pleased he will be too He is a and talented young man We appreciate him here at Snow As I told you in my last letter I’m anxious to get some Snow College news into the Millard County area Snow has some good friends in Delta including “to get on the ball” She writes good copy when it’s there The Chronicle has been my “security blanket” for 25 or 30 years and would hate to lose it Thanks for everything Carla Johnsoa Newspaper facts Chronicle Progress is offering a reward for anf The Call Snow College MoHm for far 90 Oct Delta Community Church Rummage Sale Oct 12 Sacred Music Concert 7:00 pm Grace Baptist Church Delta Oct 12 Oak JacksonMcVey Wedding City Ward Chapel 8:30 to pm Oct 13 7:30 pm Delta High Octoberfest School Roller Skating at Fillmore POD Printing Jane Beckwith tciiftmm in termer W100 enmity 00 me rt enmity far tt 00 f we whs Smnfo Community Calendar Fdmorr Advertising Skrifce meetings I I was correct about the challenge did my usual of skimming the pattern launching into my own thing and then the pattern to see if they are as smart as I am Also I made the mistake of telling Lewis the vest was upcoming and now he reminds me daily that duck season opens Saturday and would I add this and change that and sart of their classroom I saw a little girl fall the road I was a couple of down blocks from her and I watched her lay there and cry as I drove the two blocks Durirfg that time many things flashed through by head My first thought was to give aid then thought no if she haKbeen taught and rightly so not to talk to strangers or accept any aid I shouldn’t stop and frighten her Then couldn’t stand to just drive by and leave her crying and bleeding so I stopI ped I was still hesitant in what should do so I talked to her out the car window and then her little friend whom she was meeting started toward us so I told her to go to her friend’s house and have her mother wash her knees But I fumed all the way back to the Chronicle thinking what a rotten world this is getting to be when a person has to think twice about giving aid to a child for fear that being friendly with a stranger may cause the child real grief later on I should have been able to take her home for a bandaid without a cond thought This is NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK so it is a good time for us and readers to reflect on just what a weekWe at ly paper means to a community the paper to reflect on what we have done and do and try to do to meet the needs and desires of readers and raise community awareness of the immediate world around us And a time for readers to assess what the newspaper means in their lives know that they are witnessing the development of living history and not to miss the Monday deadline I have been asked if I wouldn’t like to work for TV or a daily and I can say no No other unhesitantly media offers the opportunity to be so close to ones patrons In a weekly we can share the joy of a new baby the saddness of a death the excitment of a new business the disappointment of a business closing the sweetness of acand the bitterness of complishments I can’t tragedy imagine any real satisfaction for me to hustle and bustle to meet daily deadlines or the five o’clock news and not have the time or to share life with my opportunity customers gress as EM Chronicle Prepress MMM tmn Tfonfo Mu tf MM hMMUf CfBpMf OohicLL ByJEtFtWlGERs mire the leaves I’m afraid I will spoil my nondomestic image by mentioning my new do it I sewing project but I guess will serious anyway I have not done any sewing since Jean graduated from high school and my other kids could “wear off the rack” so I didn’t have to modify things to a size five Needless to say I am fairly rusty and my machine has developed many cranky spells But I was reading my Mother Earth News and out of the pages popvest ped this “simple” duck hunting just perfect for Lewis’ birthday unwas which instinct first My doubtedly the best was to ring up my neighbor Darlene who not only does beautiful sewing but has a new dustrial machine and enlist her aid which I did She was most agreeable but then I didn’t get the material and supplies bought or the pattern fitting done before I left for Reno As the present was going to be late I thought it would do me good to have a challenge far removed from bottling tomatoes committee or attending working pm The Chronicle Progres deadline for all advertising and editorial submissions is now Monday at 5 pm Please take note for future reference Advertisers are advised that Thursday and Friday are the best days for consulting w ith ad personnel on display ads so that sufficient time can be given to typesetting design and paste up Editorial copy should be submitted in typewritten form or legible handwriting Please check spelling of names Hikri the Fillmore clinic Blood pressure Public Health Building Meet Your Candidate Night Delta City Council Chambers at 7:30 pm Oct 17 City Chambers at 7:00 Chautauqua Monday night deadline The jOjiicjLe BSA East c I really hate fall because it means winter is close behind which I REALLY hate but I had to admire the fall to I beauty in Nephi Canyon as drove I have Ephriam to a meeting Monday never seen such beautiful reds I was but going to stop and pick a bouquet as I was running late as usual I decided to sight see on the return trip I should have stopped on the way because the return trip was right into the sun and I had to devote all my attention to driving and not gawking around for places to turn off and ad- Fillmore Library Fillmore - - with your news tip and Twin Theaters a FREE pass to the Plaza US daily newspapers sold $558 million more advertising last year than did television and radio combined Polls show that newspaper advertising is considered more believable than that any other medium of Cinnamon w once as valuable at gold Some people have believed eating cinnamon would help them become immune to disease that |