Show Millard BYU's Jentry Sue Chasity Lee First birthday celebrated Jentry Lee turned one year on Sunday March 6 She has two older brothers McKay and Brennen Her grandparents are Gordon and Clarice Nielson of Oak City and Brant and LaNell Lee of Monroe Jentry is the daughter of Thayne and Julie (Nielson) Lee of Oak City Chasity Sue Krebs daughter of Rita and Cary Krebs of Delta celebrated her first birthday on Thursday March 3 Joining in the celebration were her parents her grandmother Sue Dutson Ruth Rawlinson Hans Hansen Jeff Brunson Shellie Mallori and Chelsie Dutson are Chasity’s other grandparents Gary Krebs of Louisville Kentucky and Phyllis Coffee of Newport Great grandmothers are Washington Wanda Beckwith of Delta and Leona Krebs of Twin Lakes Idaho Mr and Mrs Russell Wilson of Delta announce the marriage of their daughter Janae to Rex Pickett son of Mr and Mrs Jack Pickett of Bountiful They were married February 27 in the Salt Lake City Temple Janae teaches school at Tolman in Bountiful and Rex Elementary works for Bountiful City Power West Millard bookmobile schedule Monday Oak Cit pm Mar 14: pm pm Leamington pm Lynndyl Tuesday Mar 15: 8:30 am-pm Delta South Elementary School 3:30-pm Sutherland Wednesday Mar 16: 2:30-- pm Hinckley pm Deseret 5:20-s Chapel pm pm Oasis Thursday Mar 17: 9 am-pm Delta North Elementary School 3:30-pm Quality Market 5:15-- pm White Sage Subdivision j jjDelta City library News I An exhibition of drawings and paintings entitled “Utah Art of the Depression” will be on display at Delta City Library from March 15 to April 15 1988 This exhibit was curated by Dan E Burke from the State Fine Art Collection for the Utah Arts Council’s The Traveling Exhibition Program works represent many of the Utah artists who participated in the Federal Art Projects of the 1930s During the period following the market “crash” of 1929 times were unquestionably hard for everybody As the Depression years began to envelope the nation the Federal government itiated the Public Works of Art Project (PWAP) and the Works Progress Federal Art Project Administration (WPAFAP) to assist with the unemployment crisis Utah was willing and anxious to join in partnership with the federal government and out of this partnership developed the Utah Art Project Under the capable leadership of Judy Lund and Elzy J Bird the Art Project in Utah became a successful and viable program for many Utah artists The aim of the Art Project was to work toward an integration of the arts with Imthe daily life of the community plicit in this goal was a strong belief that the government should work with the artists in raising artistic standards and increasing cultural awareness “Utah Art of the Depression” hibits a wide range of subject matter which can be divided into three categories The first category consists of scenes and figures from Utah’s historical past The second category is comprised of scenes representing Utah in the 1930s And the third category represents subject matter taken from a documentary prespective The works are boldly represented and depict the intense feelings and emotions that were generated by this period in American history The Traveling Exhibition Program is a statewide outreach service of the Utah Arts Council The program provides schools museums and galleries throughout the state with a variety of exhibitions For further information on the Traveling Exhibition Program conat tact the Visual Arts Program Salt Lake City Utah This program is supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts Washington DC and by programming funds from the Utah Arts Council The West Millard area was treated to an exceptional program on Friday Feb 26 at the Delta High Auditorium when a Magical Variety Show was This cast of compresented munity members filled the evening with music and song This well attended event seemed to be appreciated by all who were there There were dance numbers ranging from clogging by the Rocky Mountain dance routine by Cloggers a the Supersensationals and a fine individual dance by Andrea Dutson Instrumentals included a crisp trumpet by Jane Stanworth Jay and Cindy treated the audience to classical piano There was comedy in the well performed numbers by Russell May Ken Lebbon and Roy and Karen Lisa Nielson’s very humorous reading about a very unusual family was enjoyed by all Additional well done vocals included a solo by Lewis Rawlinson a duet by John and Linda Larsen and a trio Two Duts and A Dot by Sandra and Roberta Dutson and Dorothy Atkinson Mark Peterson had started off the evening with two well performed western numbers The evening was capped off by some old time numbers by band The performance a Mary S Bunker 80th birthday The family of Mary Slaughter Bunker of Sutherland originally honored her at a party for her 80th birthday February 21 1988 She is a resident of the Parkview Nursing Home in Bountiful Utah There was a program and a story of her life She enjoyed visiting with her children eleven grandchildren and great grandchildren A lovely time was had by all BABIES 1988 - Page 5 Steel kept its pace by the magician Greg Allen performing impressive magic acts in between the numbers The West Millard Cultural Council would like to thank all those who helped to make this evening such a success Thanks are extended especially to Sandy Losee and Ava Losee who chaired this event The next event scheduled by the West Millard Cultural Council is Brigham Young University’s Panoramic Steel which will perform in concert at the on Delta High School Auditorium Thurs March 17 1988 at 7:30 pm The only band of its kind in Utah BYU’s Panoramic Steel made an enthusiastic debut in 1985 and continues The to have performances band performs on a percussion instruoil drums ment crafted from Trinidad a from master tuner by They perform lively and entertaining concerts highlighting the versatility of this instrument unique This should be a unique and teresting concert that should delight all Tickets are $300 For more information contact Ron Draper at The West Millard Cultural Council in conjunction with the Utah Arts Council is proud to sponsor this event Cancer Screening Veterans of Utah Outreach Program Fool Creek 7:15-- 10 Magical Variety Show held Krebs 1st birthday celebrated Marriage announced Panoramic Thurs March L8PS Count - Clinic in Delta and Fillmore Veterans in need of assistance with the Veterans Administration may visit with Mr F E Martinez of the DisablVeterans during the ed American month of March Mr Martinez is the Department Service Officer for the DAV and has been accredited by the Veterans Administration to accept and present claims tofor the Veterans Administration These claims may involve requests medical for compensation pension treatment VA home loan defaults and He will also assist any education veteran or widow of a veteran in or comanswering correspondence pleting forms from the Veterans Administration will The DAV representative be at the following locations on the dates and times listed below: Fillmore Mar 17 1988 Job Service AM to 12 PM Delta Mar 17 1988 Job Service PM to 2 PM Try-ou- The Cancer Screening and Control sponsored by the State of Program Utah Dept of Health and affiliated with the Utah Division of American Cancer Society in conjunction with the Central Utah District Health Dept will be holding a women’s cancer screen clinic in Delta and Fillmore The Delta clinic will be held Wednesday March 28 1988 at the Delta West 222 W 200 N 1st & 2nd LDS Ward Delta Utah For an appointment call Public Health at The Fillmore Clinic will be held March 24 1988 at the Thursday Fillmore 1st & 4th Ward 340 E 500 South For an appointment and more information call Elva Richmond at the summer musical Delta Community Medical Center 3:25 March 2 1988 Wednesday Rebecca 7 lbs 4 oz (3289 to Jose L and Ovidia Orozco Tarin of Delta Monday March 7 1988 8:53 am Morgan Kay 7 lbs 3 Vi oz (3274 gms) 20V inches long born to Richard Scott and Marilu Smith Robison of Delta Mt View Hospital March 2 1988 9:01 Wednesday pm Kyle Blaine weighed in at 7 lbs 12 oz 20 inches long born to Blaine and LeeAnn Judd Turner He was born on his father’s birthday and has 2 older sisters Amanda and Kayla He is the grandson of LeRoy and Elaine Judd of Kearny AZ and Elaine Turner and the Great late Fred Turner of Sutherland are Keith and Beth grandparents Moody of Deseret and Lee and Marge Judd of Hinckley and LaVern Theobald of Hinckley pm Olivia gms) born In the past few months Keith Dalton Motor has lost two of its prized employees Lois Steele and Earl Sager have both retired and they are missed greatly Lois moved to Delta from Richfield Utah in 1964 At that time her husband Robert L Steele was hired as Clerk of the Millard County Board of Education Her first few years here were spent caring for a sick child Lois’ first employers were Harold and Ruth Done Her work for them was in the capacity of bookkeeper She and Ruth became fast friends and they shared many good watermelons together! Quality Market was Lois’ second employer There she was able to make many long and lasting friendships Her next position was with the City of Delta as City Recorder In this position she found many friends Of this position she carries many fond memories Her next position which she held for fourteen years was for Keith Dalton Motor Company She very much respected Keith and left the job for health reasons The Steeles have five children JoEllen who lives in Delta and is a cond grade teacher at Delta South Elementary Robert who lives in Ivins Utah and is in construction Mark who lives in Dallas Texas and is employed in oil research Karen who is employed by Carbon School District as a resource teacher John who is employed in Salt Lake City by RJ Ellis Co as a financial planner In October Lois and Robert moved to St George to see if the climate would be beneficial for health We have heard that this has been a difficult move for Lois as she has too much alkalai in her veins and she longs to be back in what She loved her she calls home and the yard work Her favorite thing was her garden in the summer Her next favorite thing was decorating her home at Christmas time to tell everyone of her love for Delta She ed all the Delta High activities and she misses everyone of her friends After years of auto mechanic service to the people of this area as well as to tourists it was finally time for Earl Sagers to put away his tools and take his retirement You can bet that this has been a hard decision for him to make He has always loved his work and he loves his fellowmen Earl has lived in the Delta area most of his life He went to work for two years for George Meyers He was then hired by Pat Pace who owned the There he garage and Pace Motors stayed for twenty years In 1957 Keith Dalton took over the business and Earl has been there ever since Earl has reliable always been on the job to his and courteous trustworthy employers and to his patrons Earl and his wife Donna have raised who lives in Mintwo who lives in and Mario nesota Highland Utah They have six wonderful grandchildren Together Earl and Donna hav had many enjoyable trips around the states They report that “Life has been good to us” hospital The clinic will include a Pap test blood pelvic and breast examination kits for hemocult pressure check testing for colorectal cancer and health factors risk on education information Specially trained registered nurses will for which a do the examinations minimal fee based upon annual family income will be charged for ts Lois and Earl retire from Keith Dalton Motor Company for the summer musical will be held Wednesday March 23 in the Delta High School auditorium at 7 SENIOR CITIZEN NEWS pm The musical this year is “Damn Yankees” a story about baseball and a man named Joe who can’t stand to see the Damn Yankees win the World Series again Therefore he makes a deal with the devil We have lots of fun Even though it’s lots of work it’s very rewarding If you want anymore information call Sherry Lewis at work or at home Karen Scothern Monday March March 16 Pork chops Wednesday chowder March Thursday fish fillets It’s official now The birthdas potluck will be on Fridas March 18 Try to be at the Center ai 6 00 fx VI M Cl i ? o '-- Eighty percent of the world's rose species come from Asia Vfatch for Rancher become Owner the opening n a is 171 W of the which Mexican will Drive-I- n Ted Harris Main - Delta 310np rrfi it k- — r Have you tried than when you every diet that comes on the market and you weigh more now started? Marilyn Christensen and Paula Many of you have noticed Johnson’s weight loss and hasc inquired ‘‘How are you losing so much weight?” Well we are starting a weight loss club based - How to lower You’re Fat Thermostat" on ‘‘Sybervisions A free introductory meeting will be held on March 10 at 7:00 pm at Marilyn Christensen’s home to introduce you to "How you can eat as much as you want and still lose weight" For more information call Paula Johnson at or Marilyn Christensen after 5:30 pm at off Mini Blinds 50 off Duette Pleated Shades 40 off Wood Mini Blinds off All Drapery Material 20 20 off Kirsch Rods and Hardware 20 off Wallcovering 40 off Verticals 40 Paula Johnson and Marilyn Christensen A total of 100 lbs lost since Oct 1987 LEON’S CUSTOM DRAPES DECORATING SERVICE S 243 W Main - Delta - : |