Show Millard County Lisa Miss Thurs July L’SPS s 2 1987 - Page 3 Jena Edwards 1st Attendant Taylor 1987 Liberty Lisa Taylor is new Miss Liberty Dallin and Cathyrn Nielsen Grand Marshals for Fillmore Dallin and Cathryn Nielsen longresidents of time and Fillmore have been chosen as Grand Marshals for the July Fourth’s “HapParade Constitution” py Birthday which is scheduled to begin at Second South and Main Street at 9:30 am Because this has been a “team effort” this year’s Grand Marshalls are a couple two people who have worked together on many phases of life in Fillmore Coming to town as newlyweds in 1945 acquainted only with Superintendent Angus Maughan and his wife Susie the Nielsens quickly got into community life as Dallin began his music program in the schools here with as accompanist helping Cathryn chaperoning band trips hosting band parties etc The climate for music was ideal with enthusiastic students supportive parents and schhol administrators (The Nielsens have often said how lucky they feel to have been in the school program at that particular time) In church activities their opportunities to serve in executive and also gave the positions teaching as they Nielsens much satisfaction worked together Community and civic activities have likewise been interests Civic Arts Fine Club Lions shared Garden Club Chief Kanosh Arts Fillmore City Council Pageant Library and Beautification Through all the activities they have enjoyed the Nielsens’ love of music an esthetic beauty has been the thread that has enriched their lives as they have sung and performed themselves in ward funerals countless programs choirs and as they witnessed their students participating in events such as the State UEA and the Spokane Worlds Fair and festivals Dallin counted once that they had gone twenty times to the Days of ’47 in Salt Lake where they shared responsibilities Serving a mission together in Peru was a highlight in the lives of Dallin and Cathryn “Eighteen months without a change of companion” Parade reminder and A reminder to all of you kids under: Get your bikes trikes wagons yourselves and anything else you can pedal push or pull and be in the Miniature Parade on July 3 at 7:00 pm Ask mom dad big sis or big brother to help you The parade route will be from second South down Main Street to Center Street and then left past the armory to the Fillmore Park There you will be treated to a surprise This is the first and hopefully not the last of this type of parade It won’t last very long and will allow those who want to go to their class reunion plenty of time to get there Carter Crosland will be the Grand Marshall of this parade He will lead off in his new wheel chair which he promptly named “Tarters Tar” We hope kids of all ages will be there to applaud this spunky little guy and give him a cheer Don’t forget July 3 7:00 pm Fillmore Main Street from Second South to Center Street See you all there PS There are going to be prizes for the best in several categories they’ve laughingly said “That’s real proof of compatability!” Currently the Nielsens are beginning their sixth year in the Name Extraction program in the Stake and they continue their interests and support of The most church and civic affairs treasured part of the “team” is their three children thirteen grandchildren and foster daughter They often comment that life is good here in Fillmore among so many dear friends Anyone interested in participating in Fillmore’s giant parade should contact Lyle Evans Prizes will be awarded in three categories: commercial religious and Events in the park will begin immediately following the parade with a bake sale featuring donuts pies and an assortment of other delicious treats Other food booths will sell hamburgers hot dogs pop cotton candy snow cones homemade icecream and a roast beef sandwich on a plate with cole slaw baked beans and chips There will be lots of games and rides for the kids including fish ponds a dunking booth baseball and milk bottle throws the crazy wagon dart throw and helium balloons The traditional variety show will also be held and it will feature Fillmore’s finest talent The children’s races will be held at a new time and place this year Races for children toddler age to 12 years old will be held at the new church ball diamond at 7:30 pm There will be concession booths during the races A fireworks display will be set off at dusk Don’t forget the early breakfast at the Legion Hall at 7 am Plan to attend Fillmore’s celebration for a Fourth of July the whole family will enjoy Everyone awaits the Great Cowpie at Fillmore The Great Cowpie Contest set for Saturday July 4 has stirred a lot of terest as the newest and most unique part of the traditional Fillmore 4th of The event which is July celebration sponsored as a fund raiser for the MHS Girls Athletic Program will take place at 2:00 pm at the MHS football field A $200 prize will be awarded to the winner For the Great Cowpie Contest the MHS football field will be divided into 5 yard X 5 yard squares Each square for a $500 donation is being “rented” to MHS girls sports On the day of the contest a cow will be lead onto the footattached to a long rope held ball field by a referee The cow will be allowed to wander on the field until it makes The renter of the square a “cowpie” in which the cow makes its first cowpie will be awarded the $200 prize Although there are only a limited number of squares available there were still some squares available to be rented Squares are being rented at Duane’s to the end of the week from 900 am to noon and 4:00 to 7:00 pm so if you haven’t rented your square yet be sure to get one right away Any remaining squares will be sold at a booth in the park on July 4 prior to the great event Everyone is invited to view the “making of the cowpie” at 2:00 pm on July 4 at the MHS football field A short program will precede the contest itself and refreshments will be sold Admission is free Fillmore Children’s American Legion Parade to have pancake A new addition to the July 4th celebration in Fillmore the Children’s breakfast Parade to be held on Friday evening is July 3 at 7:00 pm All children ages years and younger are encouraged to decorate their bikes or wagons or whatever and join in the fun No motorized vehicles will be allowed for the safety of the children The parade will begin at the corner of Second South and Main and proceed along Main Street to Center Street There will be treats at the park for all children who complete the entire parade route as well as prizes for the best entries The annual traditional American Legion pancake breakfast will be held Sat July 4 from 7 to 9:30 a at the American Legion Hall in Fillmore The Legion extends an invitation to all visitors and residents to drop in and partake of the best breakfast you have ever had The Legion has been a strong supporter of the July 4th celebration put on by the different wards They will have a float in the parade also UP&L has new manager On Wednesday evening June 24 1987 Lisa Taylor was chosen Miss Liberty 1987 She is the daughter of Glen and Elizabeth Taylor Jena Edwards daughter of Jim and Jeanne Edwards was first attendant and Shelly Bunker daughter of Gayle and Donna Bunker was second attendant The Miss Liberty contest was sponsored by Delta City and it was under the direction of the wives of the City The eleven contestants Councilmen appeared in formal dress and each original speech presented a entitled “What’s Right with America” Delta’s 4th of July dance Everyone loves an outdoor dance On July 4 starting at 10:30 p on the Delta High School tennis courts the Delta High cheerleaders will be sponsoring the 4th of July dance in conjunction with Delta’s July 4th celebration The music will be by Guy Harris and the admission will be $250 per person or $400 per couple Plan to finish off a great 4th of July by joining the cheerleaders at the tennis courts for a fun night of dancing Delta Parade participants! Don’t forget the parade route includes Care circling the Extended Hospital The patients look forward to enjoying the floats and other entries Please don’t drop out before the end of the route Police Blotter The following items have been selected from the Millard County Sheriff’s and Delta City Police crime blotters from June 12 to June 29 1987 Friday June 12 4:19 County Office reports bad by the Sheriff’s Department 7:42 Department vestigates reported gas theft at the Pace Farm in Delta in Delta 7:55 pm Stray skunk reported to Delta Police Police investigate van8:20 dalism at Deseret Sands Apartments Sunday June 14 taken from ticket box 8:37 to at Oak City Canyon reported Sheriff’s Department Monday June 15 Fire Deparment 1:26 goes to scene of corral fire in Abraham circumstances in 7:22 to Sheriff’s Delta reported man Department-vehic- le stopped under it with legs moving rapidly break in in Delta 9:27 reported to Sheriff’s Department Tuesday June 16 s 11:12 skip at Harts reported to Delta Police 3:17 Department responds to report of shoplifter at Pioneer Market 9:20 Department vestigates shooting from vehicle on road into field in Delta June 17 Wednesday circumstances 9:43 to Sheriff’s reported in small black compact car sniffing flour in Oak City stolen vehicle 4:15 pm Possible reported to Delta Police 9:32 Department takes gunshot victim to Fillmore Hospital June 18 Thursday 3:02 Department vestigates one vehicle rollover at Cove Fort Exit southbound milepost 136 5:50 burlary in Hinckley investigate by Sheriff’s Department Friday June 19 12:47 pm Peeping Tom in Meadow reported to Sheriff’s Department Saturday June 20 in Oak City reported 3:02 to Sheriff’s Department Tuesday June 23 in Delta of kids 1:57 banging on doors and running vestigated by Delta Police 11:50 am Delta Police investigate burglary of vehicle at Best Western June 24 Wednesday 11:37 pm Fight in progress at Budget Texaco reported to Sheriff’s Department June 25 Thursday 12 skip at Paradise Conoco in Fillmore reported to Sheriffs Department 4:11 pm Bad checks at Hinckley Service reported to Sheriffs Department July 4 Birth(day) of a nation What priceless vital treasure exists in America guiding our lives? The answer is the Freedom we enjoy It is the cornerstone upon which we built our country and is what we honor each July 4 Independence Day one of the most celebrated in significant holidays is the anAmerica and its territories niversary of the day the Declaration of Independence was adopted by the Continental Congress-Ju- ly 4 1776 According to The World Book Encyclopedia Independence Day was actually first observed in Philadelphia on July 8 1776 The Declaration was read bells were rung bands played and the In 1941 Congress people celebrated delcared it a federal legal holiday In the early days Independence Days were occasions for shows games sports military music and fireworks Today many communities have similar celebrations with programs parades pageants games plays athletic contests and picnics Communities have stressed the patriotic traditionally nature of the holiday as recently seen by the 1976 Bicentennial and 1986 Statue of Liberty July 4 Celebrations World Book quotes John Adams when he said “I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival from one end of this continent to the other from this time forward and evermore” Today his words ring true as we take time out to celebrate the freedom and independence we hold so dear Jack Peck has been named manager of Utah Power & Light Co’s Telluride Region Mr Peck succeeds Jay F Gardner who is retiring after 35 years of utility service with Telluride UP&L’s Region in Richfield serves the headquarters As southwestern portion of Utah region manager Mr Peck will oversee all aspects of service to about 28000 UP&L customers Mr Peck most recently has served as manager of accounting and budgeting for the company’s Commercial Utilities Division He joined UP&L in 1960 and has held a number of positions in the and rates accounting company’s departments Mr Gardner joined the Telluride Power Co in 1952 as assistant sales manager The Telluride company was later absorbed by UP&L and Mr Gardner continued to serve in sales and marketing positions He was appointed manager of UP&L’s Telluride Region in 1970 UP&L officials praised Mr Gardner for his years of dedicated service to the company as well as for his active in numerous civic volvement New hunter education requirement Summer schedule for Fillmore & Delta motor vehicles offices A new statute becomes law on 1988 which will affect January potential hunters in the 21 to 23 group Any person born after 31 1965 must show proof December in hunter education of certification prior to purchasing a hunting license all Wildlife officials encourage those affected hunters especially by the new law to enroll in a hunter education course and avoid any delays in aphunts plying for the in February 1988 organizations The Division of Motor Vehicles Utah State Tax Commission offices in Fillmore and Delta will be closed on some days during the months of July and August while staff takes annual leave The Millard County Assessor’s Office 60 So Main Tillmore will continue to be open to process registration renewals when the Division of Motor Vehicle offices are closed The Salt Lake City office of the Division of Motor Vehicles will provide staff coverage in the Fillmore and Delta offices during the week of August The Division of Motor Vehicles summer schedule will be as follows: Regular Fillmore Schedule: 75 West Center Mondays and Thursdays 9:00 am to noon and 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm seasoning your food It can also contribute to high blood pressure a risk factor for stroke and heart attack It’s a habit you can’t afford not to shake Closures: Monday July 20 ThursAugust 10 day July 23 Monday Thursday August 13 Monday August 17 The Motor Vehicles Office will be open on Tuesday August 18 Regular Delta Schedule: 51 So 100 West County Bldg Wednesdays 9:00 am to noon and 1:00 pm to 4 00 pm American Heart Association WE’RE FIGHTING YOUR FOR LIFE Closures: July 22 Wednesday August 12 Wednesday for schedules The full regular Fillmore and Delta will resume in September miwintuu ins insw uMWrtWrtrtrtMMrtMuwuu wuuuuuuuins wins uuifu i w 12 th Annual Demolition Derby sponsored by HINCKLEY HONS CLUB : Deseret Fairgrounds 7:00 pm July 4th r ? r $2500 entrance fee $1500 trophies & prize money To enter contact Scott Higgs 864-445- 6 or Ron Webb Adults $300 864-211- 0 Children $150 Under 6 Free tMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM |