| Show accident seriously injures Delta boys Delta boys serious injury Wednesday evening when a motorcyle they were riding together flipped and threw the youngsters through the air The accident occurred at the gravel pit area north of Delta Head injuries were sustained by Robby Harris Jonathan Pendray suffered a severe laceration to the abdomen As of press time both boys were reported released from the hospital and recovering Investigating officer Torrest Roper Millard County Sheriff’s Deputy said the boys were taken by Delta Amubulance to the West Millard Hospital where they were they taken by Air Med helicopter to Utah Valley Hospital Research has been done and Prom Themes beginning from 1925 down through the Years 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 and 1980 have been found The years 1928 1929 and 1930 are still missing A Memory Book containing these themes will be available at the Prom Come and hear music from the past by Nisson’s Orchestra from Washington Utah We are looking for the oldest Junior Prom dresses and encourage the ladies to wear them to the Alumni Junior Prom Please contact Barbara W Mayer Milford Utah PO Box 829 A photographer will be available at the Prom A special invitation also to Milford High School Alumni Teachers Farm Bureau Essay contest County women to chair Arthritis Foundation campaign Support group Who listens? Who cares? for Work” a project "Women designed to assist and train women who are the main income providers for themselves and their children is offering the women in this community an opportunity to share celebration and frustration Here is a safe place to get and give constructive feedback from others who share your concerns While not intented to be a therapy session the ability to vent frustrations and also contribute to others is a healing reality Please come and share1 The schedule for Delta is: I riday March 29 p m p m riday April 5 Friday April 12 pm p m Friday April 19 Friday April 26 pm 3 p m Friday May Friday May 10 p m Place: Vocational School Aerobic class Aerobic classes will begin Monday April 8 at the Delta High School gym The class features “Aerobitone” (Toning stretching and working with small weights for faster results and aerobics for endurance and cardiovascular fitness) Classes will be held Mon Wed and Thurs at 7:00 pm The cost will be $2400 for a 6 week session It will be Diane taught by a certified instructor and Hardy-- a member of the Aerobic Fitness Association of America For more information and registraThe tion call Diane Hardy at class is sponsored by West Millard Community education County residents to chair for the Arthritis campaigns Foundation in their areas They are and Valynn Dutson of Hinckley Terri Mitchell of Fillmore There are 36 million Americans 250000 with arthritis including Utahns Only 27 cents per arthritis patient is raised for research by the You can help Arthritis Foundation raise that figure by giving when the Foundation’s Arthritis Campaign Volunteer calls on be used to support arthritis research and education Many free services exist for Utah residents including a phone number to answer The free your arthritis questions number is The Utah Chapter has free arthritis literature referrals medication physician classes formation arthritis and public forums you are essential to the Volunteers Arthritis Foundation’s fight against the more than 100 forms of arthritis Money raised by the campaign will Back row L to R: Kimberly Ekins Teresa Young Kirsten Whatcott Suzan Topham Indians twins of Mexico believed female could not cook tamales Main Delta 864-465- Porter Seated: Michelle DeWyze Kaelene Finlinson and and Dorene Girl Staters announced The American I egion Auxilary Post wishes to announce the Girl Slaters for the year of 1985 A tea was held March 17 at the Ameriean I egion Post Home The candidates chosen were: Michelle Dewyzc daughter of Jim and Beverly DeWyze Teresa Young daughter of Hal and Marie Suzan Young Topham daughter of Kenneth and Opal Topham Kaelene I inlinson daughter of Reece and C'herie Tinlmson kins daughter of Duane Kimberly and Lldean I kins Kirsten Whatcott daughter of Jeff and Gale Whatcott and Dorene Porter daughter of Kenneth and JuVene Porter 135 Colors were posted by 1984 Girl Staters Prayer was given by Cody layton a welcome bv Curl Stale hairman Ruth Corry a tribute to Gold Star Mothers bv Marilyn ( layton a song by Matk Peterson the 1984 ( ml Staters Cody eAnn layton Wat tuck Monica Calbsicr and Tina lolhcrt then gave their reports and a dosing prayer by Itna lolhcrt he judges were Vencz lohnson Bonnie Scottorn and loyce ( Inistcnsen he Girl Staters chosen were Michelle DeWyc Suzan lopham knsten Whatcott Dotene Potter and alternate Kaelene Finlinson ( Spring Aerobic Bistakc musical classes fireside to be Start shaping up for summer Easy to follow routines include cardiovascular stretching and toning Six week session starting April 8 to May 16 with continuing session till end of June Instructor is certified by the Aerobic and Fitness Association of America Classes will be held Monday Wednesday and 1 hursday from 7 to 8 p m at the Delta South Elementary The fee is $24 00 Contact Linda Sorensen at for sign up and more information presented "It’s Up to Me” a Btstake musical reside is to be presented by “Destiny" a talented group from Utah I’tovo Utah at the Delta Stakehousc located at 72 North Center Street on Sunday March 31 at 7 00 p m Everyone ages 12 and over are in will be vited to come Thete refreshments 1 his fireside will be well worth the time An excellent way to a Sunday evening spend Flannel Shirts Shirts Lbi 4 Corduroy Jeans Levi & Wrangler Winter Coats 28 1985 - Page 3 What’s up? The Fillmore Area Chamber of Commerce will host the first annual Kite Festival on April 20 1985 at the Fillmore North Park The event will begin at 10 am with judging at 10 and kite flying from am to pm are the Kites As it happens world’s oldest aircraft If you’d like to test your wrist action against others the first annual Kite Festival will the perfect you provide opportunity On April 13 1985 the Fillmore Library will sponsor a workshop This will be from pm to 4 pm The library also has kite building books on hand that you can go and see The Kite Festival is not for just the little kids People of all ages are The to participate encouraged of ComFillmore Area Chamber merce extends a special invitation to the Delta area residents to join in their fun It will be an open contest not limited to local kite flyers Anyone from anywhere can come try out their skills The categories in which you can win a cash prize up to $25 are: Most Unusual Kite Largest Kite National Guard in Delta? II enough interest can he gcnciutcd a unit ol he 1457th ngtneer Battalion ( o I) mil ol Ncphi will pemuneiillv meet m Della ombal orps DI 1 he National Guard numbci ol members who have had lo dt ive trom Delia to meet m Neplu has risen enough to jusiilv an attempt to statt a new unit winch will hopclullv become permanent with mote enlistments according to It ol Lord who rccentlv addtessed the Delta ( its mmcil he platoon leader is f Neil Hansen who is m charge ol the squad followed bv SSCi Pete Shields both ol Della The member count ol the unit is about tvs ally men Anyone interested in the Utah Aims National Guard should conwin can exShields at 864 2252 or SS( atrv Sarnies at 864 tact plain current enlistment bonuses and benefits Upcoming events in Millard Scout District Mini Pow Wow 5 April 9 16 courses offered: First Aid Personal Wildlife Forestry management and Environmental Management for Contact Scoutmaster Science sheets April 10 Spring Camp: Mountain Father Escalante Man Rendevouz Trail (by Sugarloaf) 26 27 - Ir eader I raining p Commodities still available not pick Smallest Kite Highest Flying Purchased Kite Highest Flying Homemade Kite The Youngest Flyer The Oldest Flyer The Best Box Kite Special awards will be given to the: Most Patriotic Kite Best Kite Built for the Least Money Homeliest Kite Best Family Made Kite Most Beautiful Kite In addition to this two special events will also be held for which you can win cash prizes: The kite which flies the highest for 60 after its owner sprints seconds 2 The highlight event is the 50 yard dash: At the sound of the gun contestants run to a line 50 yards in te string whomever hits the line first with the kite still in the air is the w inner So kids of all ages mark April 20 and get busy on your calendars building your kites Hope to see you there! In case of bad weather the Kite Festival will be held the following Saturday Wise Bargains You ndav their's up on the 21st may get them at the Match 29 Itom 4 6 p POD m KtfViME i t Fillmore Area lav Precp 1 MARCH 15 16 17 18 19 t! 20 tr 21 Rogers HIGH 57 59 59 57 58 59 LOW 31 28 35 34 33 28 34 61 DEADLINES We appreciate evervone's cooperation with our new deadlines Social dub columns society eommunitv and the like is due I ridavs deadline is Mondav Advertising noon Beginning January 29th the Delta of lice will be closed Tuesday afternoon to allow production without interuption Thanks to everyone tor their assistance with the new deadlines AA meets Tuesdays 8 pm at IPP Housing Community Center 8 pm at Delta Wednesdays Chamber of Commerce City Bldg 76 N 200 W Delta Ut meets Thursdays 7:30 at Delta Chamber of Commerce pm i office office ALANON: I mmmmmmmmmmm HOW THE RICH GET 1 End of Winter Sale All Wool Mar Budgeted general expenditures m Millard ( oimtv lor 1985 totaled $6214620 or $497 per capita Among the maior budgeted items are $1414302 lor general government $672185 for law enforcement $87417 lor lire protection $372506 lor corrections $438175 for nrotective mspeition and services $2480757 for public improvements $269126 lor parks recreation and public proeprty and $127157 for conservation and economic development he projected revenue to finance these expenditures m Millard ounty this vear will come mainlv from the pi open lax ol $545 (KK) the local sales tax ol $300000 other taxes ol $37500 licenses and permits ol $23000 federal funds of $740 (KK) stale funds ol $ 23()(KK) sen ice charges ol $477304 fines and and forfeitures ol $222500 conn ibut tons and translets ol $1245735 other revenue of $346 ast year the pmperty tax levs lot countv purposes m Millttd ( mints was 10 94 mills or $10 94 per $I(KK) assessed valuation Commodities (cheese butter etc) are still available for those aged 59 and under who are qualified and did 2nd Annual All Ihurv I SI’S General spending in Millard County to total $6214620 Jolley’s Western Wear E hrwm Millard Scene to begin Two Millard have volunteered 111 otinlt An Alumni Junior Prom will be held in April 20 Saturday from the Milford High School Gym Promenade and program at 1000 Two The 1985 Utah Farm Bureau Essay Contest is getting underway There will be cash prizes for all ages This year’s essay title is “The Harvest- -a Gift” The age groups are rJementary School (Grade Junior High School (Grade High School State grades) and adults Prizes in each age group are: F irst $75 Second $50 and Third place $25 1st 2nd and 3rd prizes will also be awarded from Millard County The essay should not exceed 1000 words but may be shorter in length and should be typed or neatly handwritten The front page must have the contestant’s name and complete address telephone humber class of entry county and for youth living with parents father’s name All state winnders in each of the four class groups will be recognized and will receive their awards at the Midyear Conference of the Utah Tarm Bureau Federation The state Women’s committee has established these guidhnes for judging 50 contents the essay contest: ideas as relating to topic (thoughts originality) 40co structure (grammar and 10 punctuation spelling) neatness and form Get those essays in to Ann Alloway by April 15 1985 phone Millard Attention Milford Alumni 25 Off Vz Price 7 CLEARANCE SALE Vi ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK 328 Thur 20 Off Vz Price OFF - Fri 329 - Sat 330 ONLY 246 West Main Delia Tues Plus we'll you an extra bonus from the date ot deposit through 2 pay 4°o April 15 An IRA reduces your taxable income 3 Sorry Golden Opportunity Coupons cannot he used on Clearance Sale items! lhru Sal whatever amount you deposit up to $2000 per working indiv idual So you pay less taxes 4 Unlike many retirement accounts vou pav no fees to open or maintain your account 5 four account is federally insured up to $100000 So pax yourself instead of Uncle Sam Open an IRA at American Savings today Visit American's Delta office at 320 East Main or call for more information Annual field Htective Annual Yield They get the most for their money And ith an Individual Retirement Account trom American Savings you can get the most for your money bv earning more and paving less 1 Earn from 1135 to 1162° o on vour IRA for up to five years the more you deposit the more you earn The rate is guaranteed and the interest vou earn is bv 1135 Effective 1090 Annual Percentage based on 0 to T Annual Penen taecRate Yield increases with ' bonus interest Rate FSI1C O American Savings FURNITURE Damaged - Used Housewares - Gifts - Toss New - Freight Your Partners in Money Management v i |
