Show 2 Pagr USPS Millard Count) Thun - - GTammcnte Feb 0 1986 4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4MMF4F4F4F4F4MMMMMMr4F4MMF4F4F4F4MMMF4MF4MF4F4F4F4MF4MF Postmarks &u' by Postmaster Tom Hamilton management never give suggestions of how things could be improved or streamlined Lest by now you have missed my sarcasm let me make myself clear Volunteers are great dedicated people Many of the luxuries and comforts we enjoy are only possible through volunteers But to suggest volunteers in schools will solve any real ills is ridiculous Sure they say "on the play ground" “in the lunch room" "in the halls" but how soon before they arc pushed into more and more techinical positions which will result in more teacher discomfort not to mention the shakey ground it puts quality education on And then haven’t we come full circle? Education hasn’t improved we just found another way to avoid facing the overall problem Teachers are professionals They go to school to learn their profession just as doctors lawyers engineers etc go to school to learn their profession We should show our confidence in their abilities by paying comparable wages and giving them the opportunity to cerise their expertise Volunteers in the schools! thought that was just another ridiculous idea dreamed up by the experts from out of But teachers town to avoid hiring more the more have thought about it the more was peeved that private industry didn’t think of it first Maybe we can pattern how we run our business more after how government agencies run Heaven knows they have done so well Now think of all the money 1PP could have saved if they had built the plant with volunteers Think of all the profit margins businesses would have if we all used volunteers Of course we wouldn’t have the blackmail edge that schools have (for the good of our think we could be children) but creative and figure ways to get some fools to fall for our lines And it would sure keep the paid employees in line for fear they would be replaced with volunteers They would never ask for raises or fringe benefits Of course we would have to do a what campaign to get people to a volunteer should be They must work endless houis be on constant call be a real expei never complain never try to change conditions or go against TO THE EDITOR I I ? J Quality education? Education is my bag spent four years in college earning my Bachelor of Arts Degree Later while teaching fulland time mothering three children spent several years managing a home attending night school earning two am not unique graduate degrees am one of thousands of men and women across the country who are teachers Teachers are expected to improve themselves For what? Those of us who have experience and graduate degrees are told that we are too expensive If we are hired we receive credit for a maximum of five years experience This can mean a loss of $10000 Is ihis fair? workers receive $15 to $20 per hour and they have no papers to drag home with them To qualify to become a substitute teacher in Utah requires only a high How many of us school diploma ould entrust our children to a doctor or a dentist with such limited expertise? Where are the voices of school administrators and Board of Education members? Too often it appears that they are like the nouveau riches Once they reach the top or are in positions of power they forget what it was like to be poor-- to be mere teachers They fail to fight for smaller classes preparation time adequate salaries quality education The doctor prescribes valium to relieve stress The governor advocates to alleviate pressure in volunteers Both Utah’s overcrowded classrooms are merely placebos for they allow us to delay facing our problems Education is important and it costs money There are excellent teachers in Utah Help them help your children Dawn Carder llincklf) Utah Ref calls foul on complaints This letter is in response to an article in the Millard County Chronicle Progress on Jan 9 The article was entitled “Five Technical Fouls Stop Delta Area B KitiI WE'ttTHE® Fillmore Area c Rogers Dale Jan ’Fri 24 High Low 21 25 43 43 Sun 26 44 19 Mon Tue 27 50 21 54 24 Wed 28 29 30 56 52 26 Thu Sat Precp 20 40 I’d like to introduce you to Jay Bohn Jay is our regular route carrier Most in of the you area and those SuthcrlandSugarville of you who work at the IPP construction site probably know him He’s been on this route for years and has worked for the Postal Service for more than 15 years Just recently Jay received a belt buckle for accident free driving for this 15 years At one time the longest route in the country was the one he drove It’s like a vacation now with only 96 miles per day to drive Rain or shine mud or dry Jay makes those rounds He was in the service during World 2nd Armored Community Calendar - Ich 25 Jan Prenatal classes Tuesdays Delta Call Medical Center Community for information control classes Weight Tuesdays Delta Community Medical Center Call for more information Feb 6 Den Deseret District Roundtable Chief Training 7 pm Feb 8 Janet Rhodes Tav Dunn wedding reception pm 55 South 4th West Fillmore Delta Duff’s Heart Day 5682 S Redwood Rd Smorgasbord SLC10 am - vets to meet in Feb 11 Delta Jaycees First Aid night Delta Parks and Rec Bldg Feb 12 Millard District Cub Scour Roundtable Stake Center Fillmore City Planning Commission Fillmore City Building 7:30 pm Feb 12 13 Making pleat drapes Deseret fair grounds USU Extension 7:30 pm Cub Scout Roundtable Millard Stake Center Writers League Millard County Vocational at 7:30 meeting pm Center Delta Board of Education meeting 9 am Millard High School Fillmore pm Feb 10 Auditions for Missoula Children’s "Wizard of Or" Theater pm Delta South Elementary War II In 1945 he married the former Belle Damron The have three children Linda who live in Austin Texas and works for United Airline David who was killed in Viet Nam and Debbie w ho lives in Corpus Christi Texas and works for Charter Savings They are also the proud grandparents of one grandson born to Debbie and her husband on December 31 1985 So when you see the familiar I ord Bronco out in Sutherland with Jay Bohn at the wheel be sure to wave hello Without a doubt lie’s one of the Postal Service's best Feb 14 Dixie Lee Pilling and Gene Henrie wedding reception Sutherland Church line pm dancing all evening Merrie Jo Greenwood Richard Lon Smith wedding reception pm M E Bird Center Feb 15 Delta Utah West Stake annual Sweetheart Ball Palomar 7 pm Feb 20 Deseret District Cub Scouts first aid 7 workshop pm Delta 3rd4th8th Ward bldg Feb 22 Horse clinics sponsored by West Millard High School Rodeo Club 9 am Stockshow barn Texas Forty one years ago we helped to make news for you and now we need your help to locate and tell all Veterans of the 2nd Armored ‘‘Hell on Wheels” Division of our reunion May at Killeen Fort Hood Texas There are many "Hell on Wheelers" who know nothing about our association in our area For more information write to: Robert C Pryor 8562 Ariel Street Texas 77074 Houston or Home phone no (713) Business Phone (713) Yours truly Gabe Struggles PO Box 293 AR 72958 Waldron SKI FREE AIRPORT FREE SEASON SKI PASS Robert Redfords Sundance Ski Resort with minimum 4 night stay at Rodeway Inn Salt Lake City To Downtown Season Ski Pass Value: 1 Person 4 Nights Total Value All For $45000 $15600 $60600 $15600 Ulysses S Grant was a at the beginning of the Civil War He became the first of the nation's generals to wear four stars OR KIDS SKI FREE ALT Chronicle Progress (At a major Salt Lake Area Resort) EAST Millard Count The With Purchase of Adult Ski Passes WEST USPS OR Eagles” would like to take the time to set the record straight concerning the officials and comments made by George Russell who wrote the article The first error in the article is that I live in Delta and that Sid Wagner is from Emery County have not lived in Delta for some 12 years while Sid never has lived in Emery County-was born and raised in Utah County The second fact which wish to point out is that the high school officials association has reviewed the game films The review of the game came from the film of the Manti Millard game which included all portions being questioned by Mr Russell As officials we feel we handled the game and the situations in a professional unbiased manner and did the best to our ability We have been backed up in this by the Utah County Officials Association The foul called on the Millard player in the second quarter was an accurate call as the video replay clearly shows made no foul call on the play simply stopped the clock and Wagner made the call on the Millard player for pushing Since there was no player control (the Millard player had fumbled a lob pass into the middle) the resulting contact was considered a push by the Millard player When there is no team control and the team which is fouled is in a one and one situation the fouled team will shoot free throws After administrating the free throws Coach Rose was given a technical for being off the bench which is a violation which states that a coach of rule cannot be off the bench except to go to the scorers table to request time out for a correctable error a spontaneous reaction to an outstanding play to tend to an injured or disqualified player or to signal for a time out This new ruling comes from federal Ofand state high school associations ficials don’t make the rules we merely do our best to enforce them Coach Rose was given a second technical for conduct The third unsportsmanlike technical was assessed against a Millard conplayer again for unsportsmanlike duct This technical stemmed from the officials asking the player three times for the ball and the player then throwing the ball away from the officials The next technical again for Rose being off the bench and arguing the 4th came for Rose grabbing Mr Wagner and spinning him around In Mr Russell’s article the third most obvious error was that gave an obscene hand gesture to the Millard can honestly sav players and crowd would nor do never have that anything like that The Utah County Officials Association Board of Directors has viewed the tape many times and have notified Wagner and myself that we made the have taught school proper decisions and been a coach and official for ten years and have always conducted myself in a proper and professional manner Sincerely Layne Y Mood) Spanish Fork UT Why not a permanent Millard County Fair in Deseret? On Feb 25 1986 the Millard CounWarren Jensen ty Commissioners Chairman A B Johnson and Mike Styler are to reach a decision on a permanent location of the Millard County Fair The commissioners have contacted the mayors of the various towns in an effort to learn how much real support could be expected from a given area This is all well and good But Let’s leave the fair in Deseret and build those fair and rodeo grounds up second to none in the state The fair started there Let’s leave it there It’s right It feels right I’d like to see the Jr Livestock at the same time I’d like to see the present livestock show barn sold and a new one constructed at Deseret in conjunction with the fair and rodeo Does any of this make sense to anyone other than me? If so why don’t we join forces and let the commissioners know? have already done that at their latest meeting in Delta My plea either fell on sympathic ears or the commissioners deserve an oscar for their acting! Residents of Deseret and Oasis are our friends above all let’s maintain that friendship and work towards fair and building up a traditional rodeo Why not? And why not start considering some fundraising idea to help the cause? Why not an auction? 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