Show 2 - Millard Pauv ( mi il sps ( I85 ha llmrs Community Calendar Dec Festival of Trees Teacher to Parent am Helping your child succeed President by Betty Condie Utah Education Association all children can he insteins or or even straight-Michelangelos students but most children can be successful learners Tommy was the smallest in my split grade class He was also the most stissesslul student even though half the kids were a year older and had been m school a year longer Others in the class were ommv’s tellectual equals but Fomins had more classroom success Successful learners displav certain titudes skills and behavior or instance they’re well motivated They accept much of the responsibility for their own learning They understand that success depends on their own eflorts and they wotk hard Successful students have the ability to pay attention They're able to tune out distractions and concentrate on their tasks So important is the skill of paying attention schools leach students listening skills Mot Successful students have the skills to understand most ideas they encounter and thev get help if they have trouble understanding Getting help often means asking questions Successful students are very often curious students Successful students can remember facts ideas and concepts In addition successful students do all these tilings in a relatively relaxed way Although they want to do well and they are concerned about doing well thev don’t create excessive pressures for themselves Their parents usually display great support and concern yet they aren't pushy Patience care and guidance are tools for parents to use in helping their children perform as successfully as little onimv Fillmore Area !a Rogers PHI ( IP 06 NOTICE OF HEARING The Board of County Commissioners of Millard County will hold a public hearing on its proposed 1986 Budget on December 10 1985 at 10:30 am at the Millard County Courthouse 60 South Main Fillmore Utah The proposed Budget is $372103100 and over the 1985 represents a decrease of 1331 Budget Based on projected revenues this Budget in the counwill represent an increase of 4069 ty’s tax levy The proposed Budget and supporting data are available for inspection in the office of the County Auditor Millard County Chronicle Progress November 28 and decorations so the fragrance will fill every corner of your freshly cleaned and decorated home et the aroma of cinnamon rolls Iruit cake mince or apple pie permeate everywhere Take some to a friend a neighbor or surprise someone who didn’t expect you Invite the new neighbors or some old friends in for a Christmas family hour Sing some old familiar carols with the kids Serve home made Christmas cookies and egg nog sprinkled with real Christmas takes some getting ready F’lan the giving “There is more happiness in giving than in getting” not packages wrapped and tied with ribbon but real gifts Make the visits you have planned and never made There are many to whom your visit would be a gift Forgive any wrongs that you still hold in your memory Get out the familiar decorations those loved and used through the years Add a special new one Listen to the Christmas music really listen and hum along Go to the “Messiah” next Sunday evening Listen for the Anthem “Unto Us A Child Is Born” and the words “He shall be called Wonderful the mighty God the everlasting ather the Prince of Peace” then stand with your family or friends and thrill to the “Hallelujah Chorus” Go to the kids school Christmas program or operetta Start a tradition if you don’t have one of a Chnstmas trip to the lulls for a Christmas tree or to Salt Lake City to see the lights on Temple Square and the Triad Center or if that is too far or the roads too snowy go to Whiskey ( reek for some real native mistletoe Hang it in a strategic place If you have a plastic tree get some in real evergreen someplace your A nutmeg Be thankful there are still many tilings for which to be thankful If there is still time wrap a gift in some silver paper tied with a red ribbon for the one you love On Christmas eve make a fire in the eplace get the family all around and lead the real story of Christmas the one that begins “In that same country there were in their fields keepshepherds abiding ing watch over their flocks by night” then stand out under the stars and look loi Halley’s comet with you arms around each other Look up and wonder about the star that guided the men listen listen for angels wise singing “Glory to God in the Highest Peace on Earth Good Will to men!” Mary Henrie Meadow mayor-elec- t unexpectedly From Published in Ihc December 5 1985 Christmas” “Get Ready for Students can be successful dies page one lion giving up countless hours of his lime from his own farm work The volunteer fire dept in gratefulness to Junior appointed him Honorary Chief for as long as he lived With more criticism than support Juniot Bond has worked for years to water system improve Meadow’s Through his effoits a spiing above Meadow was purchased by the city to aid in case of a water shortage After the state finally condemned the town’s existing water supply Junior began his term as mayor and all the town’s residents remember the dedicated he gave to the water projeet-h- is main concern He had all the culinaty water hues from Dry Creek canyon and Walker canyon to Meadow town renewed also supervised and helped build the new “head house” for the system However because of winter weather the project could not be completed during his term 1981 5 On Nov Junior was defeated as a by only one vote in that year’s mayoral election The next four years the water project was shelved but it was one of Junior's goals to finish the project and pledged himself to it upon his election that last Nov During Ins term as mayor citizens of Meadow never had to worry about snow clogged roads after a bad winter stoim Junior was there early in the mot mugs pushing the snow from the streets In the summer it was Junior who mowed the weeds alongside the city roads Never seeking a thank you or pay he did what needed to be done quietly Knowing that money needed to be saved wherever possible Junior made do with what equipment was available Many long houis were spent in his own shop repairing and rebuilding town equipment At the insistance of family and many friends he finally consented to run again for mayor in the past election time and won by a wide majority Junior Bond was a man known for Ins honesty and dedication to the people of Meadow and put the affairs of the town before his own As recalled by his bi other Terrill “I can’t think of hardly a family in Meadow whom Junior has not left his own work to go and help” Meadow Utah will surely feel the loss of a truly great man unselfish and loyal to his home town Service to others has certainly been his unsung guiding principle during his lifetime the 10 Salt Palace Dec 10 Ballet MHS Arizona West 7:00 pm Womens volleyball meeting players 7:30 pm Rec Bldg and referees White Sage Immunization clinic Fillmore Public Health Office 9 am 12 noon Fillmore Blood Pressure Clinic Public Health Office pm Fillmore Special Improvement Distict meeting Fillmore City Hall 7 pm to discuss sidewalks and drainage Dec 12 St First of Our Lady Guadalupe John Boseo Catholic Church 6 pm DUP Camp Melville Ann E 1:15 Christmas party pm Pete’s Cafe Dec Delta Parks Snow Camping Class Dec 15 4:30 Scout Committee meeting pm Millard Scout District Tillmore Millard Scout District Court ot Meadow Honor 7:30 pm Round Table 7:30 pm Millard Scout District Fillmore Handel’s “Messiah” to be presented Fillmore lst4th Ward Chapel 7 pm Elder Keith Meinhardt to report mission 11:00 am Sutherland 2nd Ward Childien’s (Imstmas Piogium lollowed by tamilv (Imstmas puiv and visit rom Mi and Mis Santa 12 Claus Della Pteshvieiian Chuich 10 Auditorium pm Dec 5 8 pm Outdoor Club meeting White Sage Rec Center Delta Fine Arts Club annual Christmas Party 7 pm M E Bird Center Dec 6 7 “The Stableboy’s Christmas” pm Community Church 107 S 200 W Delta Dec 6 & 7 Christmas Trees permits available from BLM 9 am to 3 pm US Hwy 36 approx 6 miles southwest of Eureka Dec 7 Meron and Adell Peterson 60th wedding reception pm Granger East Stake Center Salt Lake City Steven Boyde and Jolyn B Rowley M E Bird Beagley Openhouse Center pm Dana Bringard and Steve Talbot Delta wedding reception Ward 222 West 200 North pm Auction Pahvant Sr Citizen Center 12:30 pm Dec 8 Elder Jimmy Thomas mission report Tremonton 2nd Ward 10:45 am Elder W Ashby and Sister Marjorie B Robison to report mission Fillmore Third Ward 10:50 am Michael Andersen mission farewell Meadow Ward Chapel 11:45 am open house to follow at Jim Treeman residence 100 S 510 E Meadow Water of I ife Iutheran Church meet at 464 W 3700 N Provo :00 am Handel’s “Messiah” 7:00 pm Delta High School Auditorium Elder Keith Meinhardt to report mission Sutherland 1st Ward 1:05 pm Elder Wayne A Evans to report mission 11:30 am Delta 3rd 4th 8th Ward 197 S 300 W Delta Ordination and Installation Service for Pastor Warren T Fikejs postponed Date to he announced Dee 9 DAV State Outreach Program Officer to service claims Job Service Office in Delta am & in Fillmore pm pm Dec 17 “Sunshine Generation" to perform at West Millard Extended Care facility 6:15 pm Dec 18 Staff meeting 7:30 Commissioner pm Millard Scout District lillmote “Sunshine Generation” to perform at 1PP Man Camp 5:00 pm and at 7:30 pm for Hinckley Lions at Deseret Country Club Dee 22 Water of Life Lutheran ( Inirch 9:(X) am JB’s Restaurant Provo then 464 Provo W 3700 N Dee 24 ( Imstmas Lve Flic bntli ol lesus at lie ( Imstmas celcbiaied Imst is ( Candlelight Set vice Delia Community Presbyterian Chuteh 7 00 p in Jan 7 President Millard Fillmote birthday watch the celebration anniversary paper for details EM Chamber of Commerce Sub for Santa program now taking donations The Last Millard Chamber ot Commerce is looking ahead toward the With the Christmas Christmas season season comes holiday cheer Santa Claus and all those good things we all look forward to each year at this time Some of us may not be so fortunate and that is where the Chamber’s Sub for Last Santa program comes into effect year many families were able to enjoy some of that holiday cheer because of the generosity of many individuals and businesses The Chamber will again sponsor such a program In donations didn’t previous years only consist of money but of toys clothing and food Hems Many families enjoyed a Christmas Dinner that would not have been possible without the Sub for Santa program Please give serious consideration to donating this year Donations can be made by making a check payable to Sub for Santa and sent in care of the East Chamber of Commerce PO Box 1214 Fillmoic Utah 84631 If you have an item to donate please oi contact eillier ( olettc Hunt at II you have anv Wes Heward at questions please contact the above names also Donations can be brought to he Faimers Insurance Group office or the Tirsl Security Bank If you would like lo be included m for Sub lor Santa or know ot a needs family m the I ast Millard area who is not likely to have a very Merry ( liristmas without Sub lor Santa’s help please contact Colette Hunt or Wes Heward Alcoholics ! j Anonymous Wed Meetings: Mon City Bldg Chamber of Commerce office 76 N 200 W Delta Tuesdays: 8 pm at IPP Housing Community Center & ALANON: For info call Get More Mileage Out of Y our Savings : PROBLEMS? TEENAGE Geno: Call Milled County Chronicle Progress The USPS il rom now until the etui of this year each time you take trip to The Valiev Banks you can qualify lor the trip of your lifetime Simply open a Savings Certificate with a term of six months ot longer With the purchase of a $25(X) savings certificate you can purchase up to 4 Transportation Certificates for $69 (X) each With a S5(XX) savings certificate you van purchase 8 runsportation Certificates etc Each Tianxportation is good tor a one way airlines ticket anv where Contmen tal Airlines Hies in the Continental US A Travel restrictions apply Get competitive rates and travel Publisher a Editorial Marge Barton Managing Editor Fillmore Mark Amotl at Large Reporter Advertising Riley Wood Jean Smith Legal Billing Circulation Julie Ward Circulation Rita Bullc reek JUST $30 MORE EOR TO MEXICO $69 ANYWHERE IN CONTINENT AE USA cemlkiic account your opening 1986 December 31 yon can wing anvwhere in the continental SA tinental Airlines thus lot tint Stat EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO FDIC $100000 hr Sales Layout Design Fillmore Office Manager Evelyn Mallet Deb Greathouse Accounts Receivable Iiv Substantial Penuliv Editor Dutson Susan too! 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