| Show Serving Utah’s Great Pahvant Valley USPS Vol 84 No 28 January 1995 12 Fillmore's 1995 New Year arrival Fillmore Community Medical Center w as blessed llh the arrival of their 1995 New Year Baby on Thursday January 5 1995 as bom at Shelby Lynn Quambcrg 3 37 am to Shcn Quambcrg and Scan Wood The beautiful baby girl weighed 8 lbs 12 or and was 22 inches long delivered by Dr Dav id G Limburg The proud grandparents arc Glen and Helen Quambcrg of Fillmore and Robert and Chcrryl Wood of Holden The mother and eh ild were presented with a basket overflowing with gifts donated by members of the Fillmore Area Chamber of Commerce Fillmore's New Year arrivall Shelby Lynn Quamberg and mother Sheri Quamberg surrounded by donated gifts East FACC elects new officers By Drrin rhflpt The general membership of the Fillmore Area Chamber of Commerce elected new officers last Wednesday January 4 at the chamber's regular monthly meeting Dva Richman defeated Lisa Waters for the presidency Wavne Jackson is the new vice president He dcfcaied Paul Burgess The new secretary is Paula Jackson who replaces outgoing secretary Waters Richman said she will need every member of the chamber to help the newly elected officers especially Wair h vmi' the needs of Fillmore resident so businesses can pros ide w anted sere ices and items She also said she wants to sec 95 percent of businesses in Fillmore become chamber members in the coming year Involvement among chamber members is another key issue Riehman told chamber members on Wednesday that she would like to see them become more involved w ith money matters She also suggested that members might w ant to attend spec lal mceungs out of town which show bucinecs owners and employees proper ways to deal with customers and pros ide sere ice Before the ballot election each candidate was given two minutes to share his or her v icw s and goals for the chamber Jackson and Burgess both said they would appreciate the opportunity to serve as ice president but did not give any speeches Jackson said as secretary she is willing to help with whatever needs to be done m the chamber Linda Blodgett who w as nominated for secretary last month declined thcnormnation Waters who has reportedly put a lot of w ork into the chamber the past car as secretary told chamber members that ho she has discovered many members w ant to be more involv cd m the chamber She said she secs a need for a new Fillmore post card and wants to see outlying towns become involved with the Fillmore Area Chamber of Commerce Waters has served as chamber secretary for three years and served one year as tc president While she was not elected president Waters said she does plan to rema n active m the chamber and help the new ol ficers asmuc h as possblc After the election Hal Peterson of the Fllmorc Job Service office told chamber members that the office is try mg lo organize an employ er group to h V'bs r Sttitt serve il!m re businesses Mike Shaw cf Mountain Fuel explained the purpose of the employ er group is to be a link betw ccn Utah Job Service the Federal Job Service Program and 1x al businesses Part of the plan is rcpvrtcdly to present and promote employment through Job Service In other action Waters presented 85 year old Ren D O’pm ef Fillmore with the Toial Citizen Award Bom in Pleasant Grov c Olpin stopped in Fillmore m 1935 and ultimatclv staved and formed Olpm Mortuary the same year Olpin is a former Fillmore City Councilman and spent many years announcing for different Millard High School sports teams He w as also reportedly the first bank president of the Fillmore State Bank Olpin will be honored at a dinner on January 26 along w ith other Total Citizens from around the slate Waters also presented several Fillmore area organizations with Special Thanks Aw ards for help given in the Fillmore Winter Wonderland of Lights display Plaques were given Fillmore to the Territorial Suichouse C ity and the Fillmore Youth City Council along with the East Millard Posse Vcm Fisher Administrator for Sunrise Engineering spoke to chamber members about ways to improve and strengthen the chamber Fisher is the former city manager of Ml Pleasant Utah He said he has been working w ith a lot of communities He said he recently met ith Waters and discussed what the chamber had been doing and who belongs to the Fillmore chamber There is a large and diverse range of people volved in the Fillmore chamber according to Fisher Fisher said training and additional resources and services are important to businesses in a community He said that most of the time if people can't find w hat they w ant in a community they w ill shop out of town for the item and end up purchasing every thing they need there Looking for w ays to keep business in Fillmore was stressed by Fisher who suggested that business owners might consider setting aside a small amount of each sale to go to a community project Fisher said this may give customers an incentive to buy locally because they would feel they are going something back into the community Millard DARE students receive dplomas p Fillmore Fifth Graders graduate from DARE By Drrin Phelps About 125 filth grade studnts from Fillmore Middle Sihool participated in graduation ceremonies Tuesday lor the Fast Millard County DARE Ihogram Five fifth grade Gasses received and D ARE T shuts after sucw hich cessfully completing the started at the beginning of the Svhool year Sgt Garth White of the Mllard Ml East s Offuc Countv Sheriff is the lard D A R E instructor White said the curriculum includes role play mg by students to teas h them to say no to drug s This year's DARE Program also cluded a lesson on gangs and a lesson on recognizing and dealing with xioictnc m life While said the D A R E Program began in Los Angeles to dial with drg problems It has expanded into rrary different states and not only tea h s about drugs DARE also sets a !on datum for students to build onto h h uh helps with self esteem how tocopc problems and how to say no to Jit 're types of pressure mludirg jxr sure D A R E is mu a rragx wvrd J according lo While While parents of students to re ad the D A R E to book with ihcr children and gether ith them to stay drug free During the graduanon read essays they had written about the DARE Program Five students d Marlu’ read essays Klaudia Sarooe un Gentry Shamcka Snakiy Hem and Jm Anderson to'd in ihcr d a’vol essavs what they dial rg uh off of drugs peer stress and dcalrg wth drg' m be pressed ho appreu ia'ion u W hue for hs efforts in tea hmg D ARE Starley told the fifh grade stJcrts tlat e thrke cm not to they 're the Kst hut he told just fid gixxl about themselves and do Phillips praised White for all of the and effort he has pul into the program White was required to take an extensive training course to prepare to teach DAR E Phillips said W hue puts in many hours on his own lime to particiiot retail cj pate in he program to teach D A R E D unrig the graduation program of the graduates pulirei skits hich many depicted children say mg no to drugs The skits showed children playing and being approached by other children who offered them drugs or inv ited them to a party w here drugs and alcohol w ould be sen cd One phrase the students chanted during one of the skits sums up them feelings about drug abuse "Drug free's the ay lo be " tme rothmg “Loos tor g xxi Gorgin' uo oiariey said ui be graduates "We fed you're the very best and want be very best for you in your future fc" Starley a'socroiTjgcd be students to build each other up and not to tear eah other down He explained that it’s easy to tear down but t kes a lot of effort to build up Millard County Sherdf Ed Phillips R E is not that D told the the total answer ot a perfect shield but it prov ides an opportur :y to ’cam things deciwhih will hdp in m:k’-- g sions "Let there be no Phllips saJ ”1 bsiwc n the DARE Pro " gram uia The West Ml'ardD ARE Program will hold us winter graduation at 2 30 p m on Thursday Jarary 12 at Delta Middle Sc hi hi meda Millard County Commission By I)r nit settles into new year Phelps The MillardCounty Commission got dow n to business for 995 on Monday Lana Moon as Chairby commisperson for the new year sioner was given new responsibilities After the housekeeping items were Fillmore completed Mayor Keith Giiine alorg with two repress ntanves of the Fillmore Industrial Cooperative asked the commission to support a Six County Community Development Bkxk Grant for SbM'CKXl No actum w as taken on Monday Dan Alien of the the that cooperative explained evolved out of the BYU Quality of Life program There are currently 33 members m the coopcraioc whxh Allen explained as a pioneering project He said the cooperative has received interest from other countries The csperatv c is now in mformatum refinement An example of current wrk is a being dxne by Info Basis Inc The company uses cooperative members lo produce scriptures on tape There was some com cm among the commissioners and area residents at the meet mg about hat w ould happen if the coopca-tivdefaults cm die loan Cooperative representatives said it was unlkc'y that w ould happen York Shields of Fillmore asked hat the interest on the Sh50 A hi loan would be Gillins said the interest rate is no known yet In other action this week Gienda Eh Ciars President of the Lades Golf Assixation ask d the commission if she wo id be allowed lositon a committee whh is looking into Sunset View Golf Course in Delta The commtiec is reportedly considering personnel matters and iil uinc up uh a proposal for a nc job description for the golf pro al the course Acor Jng to Comm issimcT John Henne no decisions have been inaue as to the ub desorption and as to ho the new golf pro 'manager w ill be Current Golf Pro Dermis MLaughlm will nported’y have an opportunity lo apply for the position CiaruS was told that she could not be a part of the committee Henne said the committee decided to lea e out representatives from the Men’s and Ladies' Golf Association from their proceedings because they are reportedly too close lo the situation Meetings by the golf course commn arc reportedly closed lo the public because they reportedly deal with personnel matters The commission adopted a resol u lion of support for a Six County Revolving Loan Fund for John Silva Eah commissioner sgncd the resolution Commissioner Lana Moon said no money w ill come out of Mllari County coni on page 3 Corrections In the January 5 issue of the Mdlard Courts Chroniic Progress Helen Firlnson was lo be the principal of the West Central Valiev Si boo m Dsluu m a str-usage d Swimming of the West A! pv The reponn h as learned that Firlnson is atu'ly the Head Tea her and that Spec al o! “At is die Programs prn ipal of the s hxil W c ap for any msoncep ons lhs have caused Vcm FYI Delta Ciix ordinance Section states LITTER IN PARKS No person shall throw or deposit liner m y except m authorized receptacles and m such a manner that the liner ill be prev cried from beirg earned or dcpvosted by the elements on ary pa" of the pak or on y street or other public place Where rrerpta les are not prcv ijed til such Idler shall be earned aw ay from the park by the person responsible for it presence and proper 'v dspxwed ci elsewhere a prexiocd herein Fi'i'inorc Midde Shx! Prr pal LaV ’ox Starley said he co- xijrs the fire for D A RE students he e'er He Si d that he has d'ilopid a w emderfu! pempe to c of the uh lure r in v his suhool by attcndrg nd the state Siarky ex She'll Ed Fh ps a'd Mscr grada:es e:h Delta City Council approves new C pmpdti by Drnit G es axrig cte's anti-litt- ccgrad-iat- signs er kmhy find She the Conl cd a The Delta City no whih i proposal io erect s or:rane lonsts to the city 's s The pertain to a proh b non of Ita D the road the to littmrf alorg will Gy be dumpsters Nc s iif up in place next month There s a to 5299 for hading loose refuse inside the ciiy The new s grs read"!' s ur’aw y cxhrs bat is to " proper's secured to prev ere tie— g Accordirg to the sredra-- t c all er re cp must be pi acred ir an auth tacle or offiial garage dumps The law also states that i placi-- g rasn in a trash an must rase sure the utter be caned by the weather zcd g ’liter in pla I reecptit les shall oo so as lo prevent it Ken be g caned re deposited by the tiemc-- ts cm y xmcct sidewa'k ere cxhcr pKie p’ace or on prvaie property” the ordrance states It is a" so illegal lo sweep Utter mto gutters re throw htte- out of vehidcs d nt fj r rin r j r Mcrehants are a so to Seep siuewass free of 1: er There is a'o a fee av-- g Liter law r “No states Regxrd gtruksbe persm vvall drve ire move ary truk vihxle urlss vev!c is so or losid as to ary hx - g hour load cortcru or liner or o on y street a"ey oro:NT p ace Noe shall - pxrsiT- croc 'ove ary vchic'c reruktie wheels huh camy ire tr s of depi'Sit n y ciet a icy or ixher psh'ic p'ac mud d "ter ire stuay free gn matter of kind “ In atxvn Mreiday right tie r-- errs arpewcd a gviy ing Dc'ta pan paam in curb gutter and siJiwaks Thecry agreed to never jc shar-- g fnds lo help use lxal wh cxpcrses l npreed have to rerve s and be i its b d si the and piv a f of be i os of nc ma had if be laNre To be el g bie ca owner ov'-- d ma the ph ire— l s'tartes ri ix mavire that ard rcquis wll be Rce-- t p—re u' be p aced or a lst cd by be c y coun-- c Dc’ta Vo'urtccr were arrroved Depan-rr- by the Ashby w as e'eeted Assistant Chief Lyrtn Asby is be f re ciptan Keith Johns-wore the votes fre Lc'erart and Rxk is be scercta-- y eieciire-- Fire Chief Bryce 1 w as re c reeled as chief Joe si Alcmbcrs of be Delta Man Street Lnhanccmcni tee preserved of the reicms about the d'wTiowr area a: be meeting Mllard County T ours-- n D tree are Glen asked be city councd q uestaons of concern of be com— tree me—berv A “Sta:eme-r- i of of the committee as also read at be meetrg Look fre a report of be Man Street Enhance— ent Commttee's wb be sip ccumcil in next weea's issue of the MlarJ Csxrp Chrreocie |
