Show 8 Page t ourm Milljrd Thurs June SP 1985 6 Millard High PTA sponsors graduation activity Fillmore Middle School : The Millard High PTA along with Fillmore Utah Stake YW and YM Presidencies sponsored a “Graduation Spectacular” for the graduating class of 1985 The purpose of this activity was to produce a celebration which was a safe drugalcohol-fre- I Fillmore Middle School principal honored Principal Michael D Bishop was awarded a plaque for outstanding service to the Fillmore Middle School their at awards on assembly Thursday May 23 1985 Mr Bishop a has accepted Superintendent's position in Idaho and will be leaving soon the faculty and Friday afternoon stall at the Middle School enjoyed a luncheon and program for Mr Bishop and other staff members who aie leaving Principal Bishop has done a terrific job as principal and has been an asset to our community Michael D evening The with their along traveled by bus to the chaperones Intermountain Power Project (IPP) to enjoy a delicious buffet dinner and IPP at a nivities a including cariacature artist Owen Richardson and door prizes “Many people helped to make possible” said a PTA' “and deserve a great spokesman of the On behalf big thanks! Graduating class the Millard High and PTA the YM and YW thanks Presidencies go to the class following” Parents who contributed: Mr and Mr and Mrs Mrs Clay Cummings Mr and Mrs Dean Vern Stewart Allen Mr and Mrs Tony Fuller Bishop Scipio boy wins essay contest Jared Lisonbee from Scipio Utah has again won 1st place at State level with his essay which took 1st place in Millard County Jaren won on the 2nd division or Junior High class He will be recognized and receive his award at the conference of the Utah Farm Bureau Federation Hope of America Awards Phil Blue) (left) and Dr Brent Jackson display microscope donated to the school leather h ksiin Dr Microscope donated to Fillmore Middle School Punned above is Dr Brent lukson and Fillmoie Middle School sc lent e teas hoi Phil Blad I)i Infsoii is shown donating a n m to the science ih pan men Ins nmioscope has the apayuv to magmty trom 80X to Ii tor also is designed !2(0 a viewer mul'iiise as group ptoieetoi and has the mounts for a aim a li w ill he of great help in the science program especially as the School students develop Middle Science Fair projects Dr Jackson is one of the many community members who are truly Millard dedicated to improving educational County’s programs Middle the at Representatives School expressed their deep gratihis interest tude for his kindness and his generosity Former Hepworth is outstanding SUSC student resident to graduate Mats graduating ll 'ah on lime e and a nna Dickinson will s k lice degree in h an area "I 'o lotions ' on n si place as inunbu team Mis ol lab in lot public ida 'll spun pc be ic a k Mi i' i‘ bill 'IIS S k cVimic o! a bi Ji o col 'Ollc no iiibci 'i lie the New gymnastic program There will be a new gymnastic program in the Delta area for beginning and intermediate students will be on Mondiv Preregistration June 17 at the Delta High School at 10 am This will be a 9 week course Ages 4 and up are invited to join All four Olympic events will he taught Also USGF routines and stunt' for more information call I dime Condie at support” Millard District Cub Scout news By Edith Dearden There has been a change in time for the Millard District Cub Scout Day Camp It will still be held on 15 June 1985 but Saturday registration time has been changed to pm with activities scheduled to begin at 1:30 pm and will last until 7 pm It will be held at the Fillmore back of the County City Park Courthouse All Cub Scouts and their leaders are invited Each is to bring a clean to have cotton and polyester the circus theme logo stamped on it Also please bring a sack lunch Pop and candy and a few Scout things will be for sale at the trading post during lunchtime and after activities news By Cathy Robison Ward Pack 3954 Delta choose Nathan Stefanoff to be their National Youth Representative Nathan displayed the qualities of service and citizenship they felt best represent a National Youth Nathan is the son of Dennis and Susan Stefanoff and the brother of Natalie and Patrick Jason Briana Stefanoff Nathan was born in 1976 so his parents named his after Nathan in Hale hopes that he would use the life of Nathan Hale as an example for his own life He has earned his Wolf Badge and 3 arrow points and is now working on his Bear His pack earned the Honor Unit Award in 1984 Last year on the 4th of July Nathan and his den marched behind the Boy Scout Float in the Delta City Parade as the Honor Unit He is an outstanding student at the He helped Delta South Elementary collect Campbell Soup labels for the school to earn equipment Nathan helps in the lunch room at school and is often called on to help with papers in the supply room because heis very dependable and good about completing his work He was recently named Citizen of the Month from his class Nathan is always willing to help everyone He and his family did a sub for Santa to help out a needy family He helped his grandmother clean and organize her home before she went on vacation While his sister had rheumatic fever he helped cheer her up and picked up her work from school for her He gathers cans where ever he goes thereby cleaning up the environment and always tries to leave camping and picnic sites cleaner than he Nathan Stephanoff finds them He helped out at a baseball last year by picking up tournament wrappings and other garbage from his stand the concession around reward was a popsicle and his comment was “It was fun glad to heln out” Nathan loves animals and helps out at home with the horses ducks rabbits and bulls Horses are his great love He collects model horses and would like to someday own Clydesdales like his grandfather did He is saving his money to buy a llama He plays soccer and little league baseball Playing the piano and oil painting are two talents he is working at right now He is a member of the Church of Saints and Jesus Christ of attends his Primary meetings regularly Following a Primary Party recently Nathan told the Primary president “Thank you for a nice party” He was the only one of the 60 children in tendance that did so and was recognized the next Sunday in Primaiy for his He is always willing to thoughtfulness give talks and has volunteered when no one else would give one Nathan we are very proud of you The and your accomplishments Deseret District Cub Scout Committee would like to thank the leaders of Pack 3954 for nominating Nathan we appreciate the time and effort you put to this LYNNDYL Another Hesston Connie Best center-lin- e Ph: There were a lot of visitors at the Lynndyl and leamington Cemetery this Memorial day weekend The Banks family Ruth Abegglen Delong Banks and family Mary Johnson had daughter Connie and her husband Bernell Talbert here from Salt Lake City Alpha’s daughter Colleen broughl her home from Salt Lake City on Wed to attend Clead Nielson funeral Ed Dutson is recovering from a shoulder operation He and Beverly had Marsha home for the weekend Last week at Sacrament Meeting Daryl Nielson gave his report on his mission in Australia Mary Nielson gave her report on Sunday May 26 on her Mission in Chile Lynndyl Open House for the new water system was attended pretty well those who missed it missed an teresting Project Mayor Nielson deserves a Thank you from the Lynndyl residents for all his hard work and determination to see the project through Ben Lovell and John I ovell are here visiting around with family and friends in Lynndyl and Leamington Here for Memorial day was Will Lovell and wife Edith David Lovell and family Fred Lowery (Carla Lovell) and family was here visiting Ben I ovell and John Lovell is staying a few days before returning to California and Idaho baler the Model 4650 16x18 in! 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Plaza Pub el ot in di'i'o a In m a In ' icl of Hinckley Howard Hepworth I'tah was recently honored as Southern Idah Slate College’s Outstanding dustrial Technology Student during the school's academic awards convocation Howard is a senior Howard joins two dozen other recipients ot academic awards The school proudly claims he is among the “creme dc la creme” of SUSC scholars Howard is the son of Harold and of Hinckley ee nna Hepworth I ah The Delta West Millard Kiwanis Club again presented the Hope ot America to a boy and a girl in each ol the Sixth Grades at the Delta Middle School This program is sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs of the District and the Millard Kiwanis Club and is presented to those young people who demonstrate of qualities leadership Leadership being that process whereby an individual directs guides influences or controls the thoughts feelings or behavior ol other human beings towards desirable ends Those receiving awards were anee Greener Hollie Dutson Danny Viers Valerie Ekins Lisa Nielson Travis Blackwelder Teresa Foster Christy DeWyze Greg Allred Jeremy Roberts Stacey Nielsen and Curtis Turner and Mr and Mrs Fred Christensen who contributed Businesses or sold door prizes at their cost: First Title Co DCR Ben Capital Duane’s The Hair Loft Franklin Bucky’s Barber Shop Avalon Theatre & Ice Cream Shop Dave’s Sales 6 Service Baker Drug Co Pizza Arcade and Swallow Sons Others who contributed: Millard Fillmore Utah County Commission Stake Millard County Clerk’s Office Scipio Riding Club and the Millard High School Chaperones: Mr and Mrs StewMr and Mrs Kelly art Jacobson Tuttle Mr and Mrs Steve Condie and Mr Jack Davies Bus Drivers: Mr and Mrs Jess Bennett and Mr and Mrs Ken Jackson The FTA spokesman said “A special thanks goes to our school for with organizing their help this activity providing transportation and in general for their equipment Deseret District Cub Scout iik Rosemary: Wed eve Rosie & Jack: Thurs 8pm-MiRosie & Neil: Fri 8pm-Mi- d 8pm-Midni- an oil mu In v Ionic miller the lull mull r tin mm h and tiring lie In in on r old ioi d books I’roi eeds lioni Hot soli will lm mu needed and mori books lor our Ihlli ( m ( li d Dancing ran r ociCoocooogooo No cover charge 5pm Open every night - Midnight 864-445- 1 PLAZA about ou r LEAGUES Pub & Lanes rental for groups 864-445- 1 Ask Kaye’s Hair Kare Salon Beauty Open: N i' E 20(1 ' um I v Dell 1 immmg (tool experience Tzyiixjeoooocoi f LANES (M F4U Rl ’tiM 1 d Junior Leagues Call for times R Summer Matinee Schedule: Saturdays Beginning June 8 for 12 weeks Child & Sr Citizens $1 Adults $2 The Champ: June 15 The Dark Crystal June 22 Bon Voyage Charlie Brown Jack S The Beanstalk: July 6 H R Puff nSluff July 13 Bugs Bunny Road Runner July 20 Heidi's Song: July 27 The Never Ending Story: August 3 Buck Rogers In The 25th Cen Charlotte's Web Aug Hawmps: Aug 24 The Muppels Take Manhattan lury: Aug 10 June 8 June 29 |