Show Contestants For Miss Millard County 1987 Millard County USPS Tburs July 30 1987 - Page 3 Darnee Dutson Howard and Afton Dutson HINCKLEY HIGH Class of '32 reunion attendees were back row to r: Reed M Curtis A Evan Western Rex C Reeve Eldon H Hawley G Cluff Talbot Ferron J Blake Dallas A Greener front Hinckley High Class of Sandy Larsen Dean and Connie Larsen Chrissy Jensen Alan and Joyce Jensen Julie Marlow and Mace Sally Mace On July 9 the Hinckley High School Class of ’32 held another class reunion to celebrate the 55th year of their graduation we are the class that “Actually didn’t graduate” said Waldo Warnick and Cluff Talbot the only members of the class who still live in Hinckley Cluff went on to explain that graduation exercises were never held for the class of ’32 School closed early that depression year because of lack of funds so in lieu of graduation exercises diplomas were mailed to the class members the “class that didn’t Traditionally graduate” has held a reunion every ten years but this year they waited only five years “Nine of our class have already passed away” said Dallas A Greener organizer of this year’s event “If we wait another five years there may not be enough of us left to have a reunion” Gentry Smith Don Smith and Jean Smith Ken Susan Topham and Opel Topham Fourteen of the remaining 21 who graduated from Hinckley High in 1932 attended this year’s reunion “We’ll be there in spirit” emphasized the remaining seven all of whom were absent only because of illness or previous commitments The group met at the Wisteria Cafe in Gunnison where a banquet was served followed by informal visiting and a light supper at the Greener home Later many of the group attended the “Mormon Miracle Pageant” in Manti “I am proud to be a graduate of Hinckley High School” said Rex C Reeve who among his many other has accomplishments noteworthy become one of the Seven Presidents of the Seventy in the LDS Church “Our school spirit is unsurpassed” Elder Reeve continued as he commented on the loyalty of his class members to their school and home Debbie Wardle Allen and Julia Wardle Miss Millard Pageant The Miss Millard Committee are They very proud of the contestants have worked very hard and are prepared for Saturday eve at 7:30 in the This Delta High School Auditorium pageant promises to be the most entertaining evening with Romona Gibbons as the MC Ticket prices are $400 for that includes pageant book adults $300 for students We want to thank all businesses who have placed ads in our pageant book We especially thank those who sponthe their support Without sored pageant couldn’t be possible They are: Dutson Contel Valley Supply Bank Zions Bank Sahara Motors DeltaFillmore Hospitals Oak City Town Nickle Insurance Desert Sage Dick Turner Duane’s Food Town The CPA DuWil Publishing businesses placed ads: following Church Lumber Lovell Inc LeRay Jackson Paradise Inn Larson Auto Baker Dave’s Auto Farmers Inc Drug Dearden Motor Tolley Carpet Delta Auto West Millard First Top’s City Cafe Christensen’s Security Bank Delta Fillmore Leon’s Service Drug Delta Photo Drapes Delta Drug Briar Patch Courtesy Farm Bureau Inc Sears Hardware Delta Cycle Manis Lake Philgas Dr Blair Leavitt Ins Nickle Mort Losee DMD AGS Lock & Security KNAK Body Shop Deb’s Hairport Gifts Unlimited Losee Lumber Dalton Motor Fashion Rite Mom’s Dick’s Tires Pizza House Crafts Tina’s Jewelry Utah Title Wagons West Steve’s Tire Coca Cola Dist Fillmore Shell Dr David Limburg Warner Motor Truck Stop Cafe Security Title We give special thanks and recognition to Rick’s Restaurant for furnishing Dog complaints never end Delta City’s ability to improve the situation is limited without the support of its citizens Dogs running free or barking all night long can cause enmity between neighbors and are an expense to the holds 55 year reunion town and the close friendships that have continued through the years and That Hinckley’s community school spirit is outstanding was the concensus of all in attendance many of whom commented on the annual alumni reunions that have been held in Hinckley every Mother’s Day weekend r since the school was closed years ago Former students of Hinckley High the Millard and its forerunner Academy come by the hundreds each year many from far away places to catch up on each renew friendships other and to just reminisce Hinckley High School students have traditionally excelled in athletics In 1930 the “Hinckley Hayseed” basketball team with two of its members ‘Ferron Blake and Reed Curtis) only won the state sophomores championship The basketball and football teams from this small school of approximately 100 students went to the each year One student Ferron Blake later played on the Weber College championship basketball team and the football team that won a trip to Hawaii Many of the class excelled in track and other sports The class produced a number of skilled musicians several writers and educators many highly successful rana and businessmen chers farmers scientist and so on Almost all of the class have been influential church and civic leaders Of those attending the class reunion missions this year two served during the depression years when but few missionaries were called five after misretirement have served sions with their spouses seven have been or currently are stake mission r of their children leaders and grandchildren have served missions Eleven are currently temple workers Many have served in stake presidencies as high councilors and bishoprics Relief Society presidents and so on all As far as can be ascertained members of the class live the Word of Wisdom and have been actively engaged in church and civic affairs Ten of the group all of whom range in age from 72 to 74 have hip or knee one five including replacements woman have had open heart surgery The majority of the class are still accivic and volunteer tive in church activities The posterity of the 14 in attendance totals 64 children 159 grandchildren and 39 great grandchildren Outdoor dance in Delta Friday July 31 from 9 pm to 12 midnight the Delta High Cheerleaders be sponsoring an outdoor dance on the White Sage tennis courts in Delta Guy Harris will be playing the music and admission will be $250 per person or $400 per couple Come join the cheerleaders Friday night at the tennis courts for a fun night of dancing In case of rainy weather the dance will be held in the Delta High School cafeteria will A varied tree When it comes to variety the oak tree takes top honors More than 600 species of oak the most species of any commercial forest tree grow naturally in the Northern Hemisphere Of those species 300 are native to North America while 60 varieties of oak can be found in the United States SCHEDULE OF VISITING PHYSICIANS The Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers would like to announce the schedule of physicians to Millard County Along with Primary Care services rendered by each hospital (Nursing Service Obstetrics and Emergency Room Surgery Physical Therapy Home Health Care) Nursery Laboratory Radiology the following physicians bring their specialities to our hospitals to enhance our service base dates and The following schedule is printed for your convenience It lists names specialities appointment numbers all visiting Ken Pauline Ziegler and Janice Ziegler SCHEDULE OF VISITING PHYSICIANS TO MILLARD COUNTY the judges’ luncheon and his generous contribution o' Dog complaints never end ’32 row: Ina Bennett Barnes Delna Stewart Arthur Florence Bennett Bliss Charlotte Blake Humphries Jessie Bacon Smith La Von Wilcox Taylor and Ladd R Cropper 5pijf beaver's tail is about 12 inches long six to seven inches wide and of an inch thick A beaver will slap its tail on the water to make noise and warn other beavers of danger A city If you have a dog you have three responsibilities: License the dog All dogs should be licensed 2 Keep the dog on a leash or in an enclosure (dog licensed) 3 Do not allow the dog to become a nuisance This means keeping the dog quiet and its surroundings clean Each dog picked up by the city and not claimed by its owner costs the city at least $17 to dispose of This does not include the time involved picking up the animal and taking it to the pound nor the city’s fixed cost for providing a licensed pound This tight budget year such costs are becoming a problem Hay testing scheduled The NIR Hay Testing Machine will be back in Millard County for you to have your hay and silage tested It will be from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at Dave’s Sales and Service in Fillmore on July 29 and in Delta from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at Intermountain Farmers on August 4 If you have any questions or need help in taking samples contact the in Delta Office USU Extension or Fillmore MILLARD COUNTY OFAIR Senior Citizen’s Day Thursday August 6 For more information Contact USU Extension Office Delta 8644466 or Fillmore ) 743-541- 2 & c Appointments are scheduled by local Physicians thru Utah Valley Hospital Both Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers have the services of Ron Draper CRNA who provides Anesthesiology and Epidural service A ) t |