| Show Millard Counl) LISPS Thurs Sept 13 1984 - Page 3 Adult Education Classes Begin at Millard High School Adult Education classes will begin next week at Millard High School The following courses will be available pending sufficient enrollment: Preparation for the General Education Development Test Word ProcessingComputers will be Thursday Registration Sept 20 at 7 pm in the classroom except for Sewing which will be on Wed Sept 19 at 7 pm in the Home Economics room course Cost is $36 for a session This and $30 for a who have is for adults charge completed high school There is no school graduates cost to AutoWelding Sewing Oil Painting Beginning Type Advanced Type Bunker gets Delta council A Delta City Council seat vacated by Kjell Jenkins has been filled with the recent appointment of Gayle K Bunker to the position Jenkins left the post so that he could assume duties with Quality Stores in Milford Bunker was the winner among three applicants for the job Under city procedures applicants appeared before the council for an interview The council reportedly recommended Bunker who was consequently nominated by Mayor Grant Nielson The council accepted Bunker unanimously Bunker is a lifetime resident of West Millard County In addition to running a farm he also operates a contracting business known as Bunker and Sons Bunker was a candidate for city council during the last city elections in 1983 General LDS women’s meeting set for Sept 29 All young girls and women from age 10 to 100 of the Delta Utah Stake are invited to attend this special meeting It will be broadcase by satelite to the Delta Stake House 72 North Center at 6:45 pm The theme “striving together” is taken from Phillippians 1:27 and women of all denominations 913-2are invited Oak City to upgrade water system FLUE SHOTS AND OTHER CLINICS SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER IN FILLMORE Immunization clinic We will be holding an Immunization Clinic at the Delta North Elementary School on Thursday September 20 1984 from 9:30 am to :00 pm in the Nurse’s Office We remind parents that the minimum number of immunizations for school entry in Utah are: 4 DPT shots 3 Oral Polio and Measles Mumps Rubella combined Immunizations will be $100 each Please check your records We will see younger children as well Flu shots will be given at the Senior Citizens Building on Monday Sept 17 from 10 am until 12 noon They will also be given Wednesday Sept 26 at the Public Health Office from 9 am until 12 noon These shots are only for people over age 65 and there will be a $3 charge There will be an Immunization Clinic held Sept 25 from 9 am until 12 noon at the Public Health Office on the north side of the Senior Citizens Building in Fillmore There is a $2 charge for each immunization given Commodities to be distributed in East Millard American Legion to distribute commodities Commodities will be distributed to all needy residents in West Millard age 59 and under The American Legion will distribute them at the ME Bird Center Wednedays Sept 19 from 9 am until gone Commodities will be distributed to all needy residents in East Millard age 59 and under on a basis at the American Sept 19 Legion Hall on Wednesday 1984 from 3:30 pm until 7:30 pm Please bring your own containers of the entrance south to the The Rhythm Oak City will get state assistance for improvements to the town’s water system At its August meeting in Salt Lake City the Board of Water resources authorized $125000 from its Cities Water Loan Program The project estimated to cost $335000 consists of spring development of a 200 000 gallon water storage tank installation of fire construction hydrants and improvements to water transmission and distribution pipelines Other construction funds will come from the Community Impact Board an IPP grant and the town Board of Water Resources funds will be repaid by Oak City over 20 years at no interest Ranglers WMCC sponsors an ol’ Fashioned Hoedown The Rhythm Ranglers will set the tone for the West Millard Cultural Council’s Dinner Dance at 7:00 pm Sat Sept 22 at IPP The evening will begin with a prime rib dinner full salad bar and dessert The cost for the evening is $1500 each or $1250 each for season ticket holders Tickets must be purchased by Sept 17 from Zions National Bank or United Farm realty There will also be $300 tickets available for those who would prefer to forego the dinner but want to don their western or casual attire and dance to the music of the Rhythm Ranglers are an The Rhythm Ranglers acoustical band that has been playing together for 2 years in the Salt Lake area This includes playing for KUER Radio the KRCL Radio Broadcast “Desertaire” and the Salt Lake and Utah Arts Councils This foursome will have you swinging your partner to western swing and dance music from the thirties and forties step to songs like ‘San Antonio Rose’ and ‘Stay All Night’ from Bob Wills and his Texas Waltz to the four part Playboys American Legion Hall in Fillmore butter Cheese powdered honey milk and flour will be distributed western style “Horse Opera” of Gene Autry and the sons of the pioneers Whether an occassional Fiddle Tunc early Jazz Melody or contemporary song there is something for everyone Briefly the members of the band clude: Alan “Last Note” Lundquist on Jazz Chord Guitar He began as a Blue Grass Mandolin player fifteen years ago He also plays with “cactus swing” and works as an electrical engineer Antoon “Skinner” Speters plays Hot Guitar He has been recognized as Salt Lake’s premiere Blugrass Flat Picker for the past 12 years Skinner is a boilmaker in Salt Lake County “Chuckwagon” Woody Whitney has kept toes tapping for over twelve years playing Bluegrass City and Western Swing and Country Music “Chuck Wagon” is also a carpenter Tom Krug from Philadelphia has worked in bands for twenty years on the stand-ubass He makes pianos and hammered dulcimers for a living It promises to be a very enjoyable evening for all Brush Wellman sees record earnings Brush Wellman Inc which operates a beryllium mine and mill in the Juab and Millard Counties reported record earnings and sales for the second quarter and a half Henry G Piper chairman of Brush Wellman said the sales momentum does not appear to be slackening and that demand for beryllium copper beryllia ceramic and clad metal products remains strong According to one report the Brush Wellman operation is the largest beryllium mining and milling operation in the western world and possibly the world Piper said the company is continuing to expand production capacity Yuba Dam reconstruction begins Yuba Dam upgrading and reconstruction began last week as the Sevier Bridge Reservoir was dropped to the 6500 foot contour and a dam behind the dam installed according to Lower Sevier River Commissioner Roger Walker Walker said repairs to the spillway would take place first followed by outlet Both areas of the dam were heavily damaged during tunnel reconstruction dam the past two seasons of record runoff though the nearly survived as state and local officials predicted it would WMCC Talent Fest Hansen proposes Project Bold anew Are you a resident of Millard County between the ages of and 100? The West Millard Cultural Council is sponsoring a talent show Oct 13 1984 and is looking for you Crops are being and WMCC harvested countywide would like to harvest your talent be they musical comical magical educational or otherwise Auditions will be held at 7:00 pm Sept 24 at the Delta North Elementary School For more formation call Nadine Smith Congressman Jim Hansen reportedly plans to reintroduce a revised version of Project Bold in the US House this month The new version of the bill retains the basic concept of an exchange of federal and state lands in Utah noted a report released by Hansen but ensures that neither the federal or state governments will realize an unfair economic windfall from exchanged lands In addition the revised bill addresses concerns raised by mining interests in Utah regarding current mining claims on federal lands which w ill become state lands Under the revised Project Bold Bill the state of Utah will administer the mining claims on former federal lands for no more than 10 years After that date the state will be able to select other federal land in lieu of those lands still encumbered by mining claims Vocational School Night Classes Millard fair entrants cop prizes Begin Some of our night classes have started this week at the Vocational Center Registration is still possible for the following classes although they are in progress Cosmetology - Tues & Thurs 5 - 9 pm Computer to 10 Programming - Thurs pm GED - Tues 7 to 10 pm 7 Delta High Word Processing - Mon & Wed 7 - 9 pm Type - Tues & Thurs 7 to 9 pm Delta High The Vocational Center is located at 305 East 200 North in Delta Phone Check with the Center for any classes you are interested in taking Children help group to meet open the doors In Utah there are many successful people One thing they all have in common is a good relationship with a bank Because a bank can open many doors for you More doors than any other financial institution Loans Saings Retirement Financial Planning Checking And the security of being FDIC Insured A MESSAGE FROM If you want success get to know your banker Dev elop a relationship "A friend at the bank" can open the doors you need to help you achieve the success you want UTAH FI 'LL SERVICE BANKS Member FDIC VOUH Several Millard County residents have won prizes at the Utah State Fair now underway in Salt Lake City In the Home Arts Division Rose Nichols of Oasis won sweepstakes honors for a quilt while Jeanne Sylvester of Fillmore took 2nd Place in Applied SurAmateur Division for batik silk screening and dye work face Decoration Other fair contestants that were recognized for their work are Gwen S Honorable Mention in the Watercolor Professional Hunter of Fillmore Divison and Darwin Day of Fillmore Honorable Mention in the Photography Wild Life or Nature Division A meeting of PUSH (Parents Urging Special Help for Children) will be held Wednesday Sept 19 at 7:30 in the Conference Room of the Delta City Office Building (previously announced as the Millard County School District OfState Special Mae Taylor fices) Education Specialist will be discussing the Individualized Education Program The IEP is a vital part of the Special Education Program and requires a All parents input and understanding interested parents are encourage to at913-2tend this special meeting IPP annual census Power Project The Intermountain will be conducting a census beginning September 17 in portions of Millard and Juab counties and will continue through the first of October The census is being conducted as part of the ongoing effort by IPP to monitor population and employment growth as well as housing availability in the two county area This is being done with the intent that of verifying Food Handlers classes There will be a Food Handlers class Sept 18 1984 at the Millard County Human Services Conference Room at 252 West Main Street Delta (parking available in the rear) Classes are usualVi hours and you may atly less than tend either the 9:00 am 2:00 pm or the 4:00 pm classes & Orthodontics HOURS: Monday - 8 am to Tuesday - 8 am to 8 5 pm pm Evening appointments available Phone: to be held They will also be held in Fillmore 19 1984 at the Pahvant September Senior Citizens Build 50 So 400 W Fillmore Utah Classes will be held at 9:00 am and at 3:00 pm lasting apI1: hours You should proximately bring 1) pen or pencil 2) $500 fee and 3) your social security number Aerobic classes to begin Blair J Losee DMD Family Denistry mitigation activities are focused in the correct geographic areas and at the appropriate levels The census takers will be wearing a badge identifying them as IPP Census takers The cooperation of the communities will be greatly appreciated Questions about the census can be directed to Stan Koyle or Meladee Maggos of the IPP monitoring staff at 864-519- 5 Call any day for appointments Address: 241 W 100 North - Delta Utah Aerobic Classes taught by Linda Sorensen will begin at 7:00 pm on Monday Sept 24 1984 at the Delta North Elementary Classes will be three days a week Monday Wednesday and Friday Cost is $2250 for a 6 week course To sign up contact Linda at Southern Baptist Church Bible Study Sun 10:00 am Sunday Worship 11:00 am Wednesday evening 7:00 pm Services held Delta South Elem 450 South Center |
