| Show Business of the Week David Dailey Carolyn Erickson Abe Dailey Owners of new business look to the future I I I1 by Dawn Carder The Grand Opening of Carolyn’s was held on Thursday Upholstery June 16 Located in a building owned by Kennard Carter at 940 West 130 North (West Lyman Row) the business is beginning in a small manner--table a sewing machine and two employees The owners however are looking to the future when they hope to branch out and eventually hire as many as twelve employees Two brothers Abe and David Dailey own the Salt Lake City based Bonneville Contract Management Inc which is the umbrella company for The Daileys Carolyn’s Upholstery started out in landscaping the primary business of Bonneville remains landconstruction but the scape ingenious duo has expanded operations to include other services According to Abe Dailey Bonneville Contract Management Inc is a family concern Abe is the President David is in charge of the landscape construction Abe’s wife is the secretary and David’s wife takes care of payroll In American Fork where they all live the have a “little research lab” There the in an four periodically “brainstorm” attempt to come up with new the Actually marketing ideas brainstorming resulted in new product ideas when the question was asked “What do we do in the winter?” Abe stated “The old adage ‘Necessity is the mother of invention’ definitely applies” Erickson is Abe Dailey’s Originally from American she got her professional start at Then she married Alpine Upholstery Delta native LaVoy Erickson and the two moved to Millard County twenty years ago Life has been busy for Carolyn She has eight children (Five are still living at home) for whom to care and she continued to do upholstery work in her home for many years More recently she was employed as a cook at Rick's Family Restaurant Carolyn believes that there is a need for the new business in Delta “When was doing upholstery work in my home” she commented “1 always had I did a little of plenty of work seats sofas boats traceverything--ca- r tors even a toilet seat!” and And “anything everything” is what Carolyn plans to do in the new shop Customers will be able to select Carolyn Fork a the desired fabric from a selection of swatches materials arrive the next day and Carolyn gets right to work Store hours are 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday the need for an Recognizing upholstery business in the Delta area yet mindful of the struggling economy Abe Dailey acknowledged that he envisions the scope of sales opportunity to be broader than the local vicinity What he and David hope to add in the future is a line of furniture Upholstery will remain the nucleus of the operathe tion but if all goes as planned Daileys will purchase furniture frames and the finish from a manufacturer work will be done in the Delta shop As the business expands to include a furniture line the projections are that Carolyn’s Upholstery will become an entity in itself Abe Dailey will be the managing partner Carolyn will be the supervisor and additional employees will be hired There may also be other products to prepare and market as ideas continue to formulate The creative minds of Abe and David Dailey seem to be constantly in motion as they respond to consumer needs A graduate of BYU with a degree in Social Psychology Abe says the field has become “applied (Dave too attended psychology”! BYU His professional background is in explosives) As the “ little things” that are incoin Bonneville Contract rporated Management expand Abe will spend more time on the road in pursuit of product markets Needed he explained are places where the products can be marketed in large quantities Yes there have been failures along the way but Abe and David persevere Maybe they have “fallen on their in Abe’s but faces” occasionally words “You haven’t failed unless you quit getting up Now know what has to happen and I work toward that by Dawn Carder Members of the Delta Rotary Club are striving to serve their commjunity and the world through their civic projects In doing so they are asking for the support of Millard County residents The club’s primary goal at this time is to eradicate polio from the face of the earth All monies collected from fund raisers such as the recent benefit auction and from monthly club meetings are being donated to Rotary International’s PolioPlus Campaign The Delta Rotary Club has pledged $4000 toward worldwide effort Currently members are involved in two projects-fldisplays on holidays and a drawing for a bicycle Any business within the Delta City limits is invited to take advantage of the For a $2500 donation flag program to the club a business is entitled to having the American flag put up in the and taken down in the evenmorning ing on each of ten holidays throughout the year Rotary members assume responsibility for everything including installation of brackets for holding the flag The money donated will go to PolioPlus If you are interested in this service call Bob David The PolioPlus bike drawing will be held at the July 24th Celebration in Hinckley Delta Auto and Appliance has graciously provided a bicycle to be selected by the lucky winner The suggested donation is $1 00 per ticket and tickets are available through Delta all Again Rotary Club members monies donated for the bicycle drawing are being given to PolioPlus The Delta Rotary Club appreciates The the support of the community club president is Greg Nielson and Gil Trujillo is the local chairman of the PolioPlus Campaign Fillmore fires June Sayre Sunday was workshop in back of fully involved in fire Four engines were called to contain the blaze caused Sunday June fire in Flowell near the Don Tomkin-soproperty Fillmore dispatched three engines Thursday June 16 caused fire in grass on private ground northeast of Holden fire department responded first then Fillmore and the State Forestry engines were called The fire consumed 25 acres in three and one half hours and five engines were used Heather Nicholls Laurie Susan Topham 4-- H Local queen hopeful for Miss Utah Scholarship Pageant Lafeen Sara 23 1988 - Heather Becky Cropper Cropper Sara Millwee Melanie Nicholls Daughters and Laurie Lafeen Laurie Following the competition afeen daughter of Nancy Anderson Heather Sweetheart was chosen Nicholls daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Nicholls was selected as First Attendant and Sara Daughters daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Daughters was designated Second Attendant All three will be featured in parades and official festivities to be held during the summer months Workshop for jail and prison volunteers by Dawn Carder A workshop for jail and prison volunteers will be held on Saturdav Ju1988 16 at the Public Safetv ly The Utah Building in Fillmore schedule for the day is as follows: a m -- Welcome and Introductions by Harley Brueck and Sylvia Huntsman Devotions to be led by local clergy am -- Unity Visions and Goals presented by Harley Brueck am -- Update on the Volunteer Program at the prison by cho Ney In11:30 am to 12:00 noon-mate's Perspective presented by inmate Nate Bell 12:00 noon to 115 pm- -l unch and Sheriff’s Message to be given by Millard County Sheriff Ed Phillips p m General introduction to the Jail Ministry and Games Inmates Play to be presented by Harley Brueck Echo Ney Sylvia Huntsman and staff at the Public Safety facility Addictive Behavior p m alcohol to be related to presented by Geno Zwaryck pm -- Do’s and don'ts by Harley Brueck 3:30-and 30 p m questions 4 40 pm Closing prayer to be given by local clergy There is a $300 fee for lunch Reser-ations must be made by Monday Ju1988 by calling ly II Coverins The Bottom Line £ot This Utah m u goal” The talents of Carolyn Erickson and the ingenuity of the Dailey brothers would appear to be a winning combination All are eager to succeed and all want to provide good service for area customers “There are REALLY friendly people in Delta” the three stated emphatically The needs of these friendly people are what Abe and David Dailey and Carolyn Erickson aim to meet at Carolyn’s Upholstery Sheriffs Department Department 10:34 am Sheriff’s receives report of elderly man disoriented in Fillmore 11:06 pm Delta woman calls councilman to call for an officer to check out male stripper at the Cellar Club Delta City Police respond June 4 Saturday on ground at the 2:14 with unknown Fillmore fairgrounds reported to the Sheriffs problem Office 2:20 pm $1058 gas skip at Harts reported to the Delta City Police car rollover one mile 2:28 south of Lynndvl child with unknown injuries investigated by the Sheriff’s Department Office receives report of prowler in Fillmore Sunday June 7 5:06 pm Theft in Flowell investigated by the Sheriff’s Department Tuesday June 7 5:06 pm Farm accident in Leamington reported to the Sheriffs Office Wednesday June 8 1:09 pm Subject caught in conveyor belt at the Mushroom Plant reported to the Sheriff’s Office 2:30 pm Theft by deception at Steve’s Tire in Fillmore reported to the Sheriffs Office Thursday June 9 9:38 pm Dog bite victim treated at Delta Hospital and reported to the Delta City Police 10:32 pm Civil disturbance at the Wagon Wheel reported to the Delta City Police Friday June 10 7:26 pm Shoplifter at Harts reported to the Delta City Police 11:24 pm Kids setting off firecrackers reported to the Delta City Police Saturday June 11 1:32 pm Sheriff’s Department vestigates a report of two boys from Helper whose parents have not picked them up at the Oak City Campground Sunday June 12 7:40 am Person wanted to talk to ty about drug dealing investigated by the Delta City Police 7:34 pm Vandalism in Abraham reported to the Sheriff’s Office Tuesday June 14 1:38 pm Report of pornographic photos being shown at a business given to the Delta City Police 7:30 pm Victim of BB gunshot treated at the Fillmore Hospital and reported to the Sheriffs Department June 15 Wednesdsay 3:03 pm Theft of dog reported to the Delta City Police 8:49 pm Unknown problem with kids reported to the Delta City Police KIMBERLY-CLAR- K has been in Ogden manufacturing millions of HU GG1ES disposable diapers and distributing millions of other Kimberly-Clar- products diaper plant is a complete with high speed machines The Ogden dream CORE and delivery robots Kimberly-Clarheadquartered in Dallas chose Utah for its distribution advantages’ productive work force excellent universities: its quality of life Another key factor industries always consider 3 Daughters Police Blotter The following items have been selected from the criminal blotters of the Millard County Sheriff and the Delta City Police from Wednesday June through Wednesday June 15 1988 June Wednesday 3:15 pm Vandalism at the Paradise Cafe is reported to the Sheriffs Office 10:50 pm Large crowd gathered at Triple Quick reported to the Delta City Police June 2 Thursday 7:21 pm Two males trying to get people to sign a petition in front of the Delta Post Office are reported to the Delta City Police 10:11 am Theft at Delta Manor reported to the Delta City Police Friday June 3 6:01 am Sister being threatened with knife by husband in Fillmore reported to the Sheriffs Office 7:51 am Persons in front of the Fillmore Post Office trying to get people to sign a petition are reported to the Page Sweetheart chosen by Dawn Carder Young ladies from West Millard County gathered in Hinckley on Thursday June 2 1988 to compete for the title ol Sweetheart Valerie Mason was chairperson of the competition and Ginger Taylor and Julie Calhster served as judges A tea and personal interviews were held at the Hinckley Town Park The contestants then moved to the Hinckley Rodeo Grounds where they were judged on presentations of reining patterns and riding The participants were Margo Mason Heather Manis Pattie Susan Topham Miss Millard Counfor ty will be in Orem June as a candidate ot “Campaign for political office but as a contestant in the annual Miss Utah Scholarship Pageant The competition theme this year is a red white and blue tribute to the Presidential election year She will join 59 other hopefuls from throughout the state who are vying for the coveted Miss Utah title Her first public spotlight will be June 21 (Tuesday) at the Miss Utah Pageant In a fully lit night parade Parade beginning at 8:30 pm along Center Street in Orem she will ride in a convertible lit with clear lights and wear lights as well Her white evening pan made suit has been custom by Showmax for the parade and for pageant production numbers in three She will then participate nights of preliminary competitions at Mountain View High School before the 25 Audiences final competition June will see her participate in evening gown and talent categories of the contest If she is a top 10 finalist she will be featured in the swim suit competition Saturday night The pageant will begin at 7:30 pm each night Tickets are available at Bride’s World in Orem and will be available at the door Thurs June L'SPS Millard County Rotarians serve the community and the world before locating in Utah’ Is there an abundant dependable reasonably priced supply of Fortunatelv the answer is yes “he mtalm' make things happen iNpliPIPi1 L & LIGHT COMPANY |
