| Show Millard Countv Honored by DUP Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Round Valley Camp will honor Sarah Loramc Wasdcn Monroe at our Annual Pioneer Days celebrations Loraine was bom to Carl and Ida Johnson Wasden on 1224 1910 in Holden in her grandparents home She was the eldest of ten children They soon moved to Scipio and lived with her parents until 1917 w hen the family moved to Delta She well remembers the boys from Scipio The leaving by train for World War family moved back to Scipio in 1919 and she lived in the Wasdcn home Loraine attended grade school in Scipio and graduated from Millard Loraine had High School in 1929 a beautiful soprano voice and began singing at a young age She sang in many school functions church meetings and programs and at funerals After high school she went to Salt Lake and studied voice and music at McCune School of Music She has served in all the organization of the LDS church and in town positions and was active in the Utah State Cowbelle Association for many years She still maintains an active interest in the cattle industry Loraine married Merlin Monroe in Room Tax Continued from front page nomic growth within the County by encouraging greater numbers of trips to overnight stays and Millard County Responsibilities of the Tourism Committee include review funding recommend funding applications amounts and or purchase to promote Millard County develop branding of Millard County which can be used for promotional efforts recommend most effective promotional methods andor materials within budgetary alities and rendering advice on the development of plans policies and procedures that will enhance visitors’ experience to Millard County Requests for funding will need to be processed through the Tourism Committee and the Millard County Commission Funding requests are to be submitted to the Tourism Committee which meets once a month If approved the request will be sent on to the County Commission which meets regularly every Monday less otherwise scheduled Four to six weeks must be allowed for an plication to be fully considered A quest for funding does not guarantee approval Management and oversight of the Tourism Budget is the responsibility of the County Commission The Commission is supportive of private enterprise within Millard County However it is strongly recommended by the Millard County Attorney that TRT revenues not be granted to private business owners who are sponsoring their own events When appropriate it may be possible to only seed money provide or fund promotional materials such as hats or other items Events may be funded through Millard County’s Tourism Committee in different methods First funds may be granted up to 3 of the event's total impact on cal hotel and restaurant businesses Second the Committee may allocate up to $500 to be spent by the Tourism Committee to promote Millard County (For example providing Third the visors cups or Committee may fund the entire quested amount An application must be filled out and submitted prior to being placed on the agenda for the Tounsm meeting Applicants will be given minutes to answer any questions and explain the request Completed applications must be turned to the Millard County Offices at 71 South 200 West P0 Box 854 Delta L tah X4624 or 50 South Main Fillmore Utah 411 Check with Deb Haveron at the Millard County Offices in Delta for the dates agenda deadlines and locations of the tounsm meetings Cal! 4te KM 1400 or FAX 4fH KM 1404 for more information If a request is approved applicants w ill be required to complete an ev and submit it with samples of etc after the promotional event has taken place If evaluation and materials are not submitted ture requests fir funding will net be considered Weha vejustjth e stuffJttfaJ:you y mighCneedTf f J - See us for V Rubber Stamps Name Tags Plaques I Order them at the 4J NODOW Call us 435:86-240- Delta at 0 for information a copy ' Proaress Chronicle July 2Q 2QQ5Paag 3 in She I In' I Monday July 182905 Wesley Lance Stegcll 20 peared for order to show cause Stegcll is currently on probation tor one third degree telony theft and one third degree felons obstruction ol justice Stegcll admitted to violating the terms of his probation The matter was continued to Wednesday lor sentencing recommendations to be made by Adult Parole and Probation Tiflany dwards 24 appeared fore the court for imposition ot sanctions lor an order to show cause and dwards has been found sentencing guilty of drug charges and assault Ihe matter was continued to allow AI’&P to prepare a pre sentence port Sentencing on all cases will be H Don Sarah Loraine Monroe Scipio m 1930 and became to mother of four children Juanna Vernon lone and Victor She has 15 grandchildren who all and 26 adore her She is an excellent cook and homemaker and her quilts are legendary Since Merlin's death she has made hundreds of them and has lovingly given them to family friends (my mother received her beautiful quilt that Loraine made at age 91) and even people she didn’t know Lven at 94 she cannot stand to be idle Loraine has an amazing memory and retains a fountain of knowledge of all that has happened in Scipio of the homes and the residents Anyone that needs to know something about Scipio can call her and she is usually able to tell them what they need to know The whole town adores her Fires Continued from front page The Interagency Fire group is fightthe fire at both sites It is made up of crews from the BLM US Forest Service Utah Division of Forestry Fire & State Lands US Fish & Wildlife National Park Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs The BLM has issued fire restrictions due to the increasingly high fire danger throughout much of Utah No open fires are allowed except in aping fire in proved improved camppits grounds picnic areas and improved placet of habitation Smoking is but all in prohibited approved areas Fireworks are prohibited on federal state and unincorporated private lands See Ihe notice of restrictions in this edition of the paper f vou El COLE HAZE MEDCAPE and Chene Moms Cherie Morris Chosen as Hinckley Speaker of the Day Cherie Bishop Moms was bom Oasis the first child of Frank and Maxine Bishop She graduated from Delta High School and in 1955 married Don C Morris They will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary in in August She is the mother of two chil dren Kevin (Kathy) Moms and Jody (Tom) Valerio both Hinckley She is grandmother to 9 and great grand mother to 3 She is currently serving as an IHC board member chairman of the West Millard's “Newborns in Nccd" and on the board of “W IM Women s Conference ” Her mom taught her as a youth to put back into a community more than you take out of it so she has been involved in a lot of things Probably her most favorite was 11 years as director of the Millard County Fair with 20 years on the fair board She loved every minute of that and just retired two years ago She organized and directed 6 community theater “Sound of Music" productions “Oklahoma” “Music Man" “Fiddler on the Roof" "Seven Brides" and "Hello Dolly" She also organized and directed for 6 or 7 years “Liberty" A musical celebration of freedom She worked in the Girl Stale program for years for ALL Articles Advertising & Announcements 5:00 Each OR FHtVATE KSUKAWCE vOJ ct main CALL EASY wstpictrws ACCESS WSMXST MEDICAL homzos — attorney Angel Blalnick Russell 2H appeared for waiver hearing Russell is charged with numerous counts of theft and forgery Ihe court lottnd Utah We ban rrraa AModatkxi tat we wM urnl: tor ncni equipment B01 Contact or rFOE Ki ars ancrler opAQtutabpraea com pnoa SALEK 11000 IZOOnpi I 1200pl LmmI Th Para Swlnl Adotia Poalaenpt 3 2 RAM www i wv a ccnvcpporiiWJ JOppm Aaelech fyolutloa 3000 and trjt nrsar BUOcpI n m tears up in 'M anna conttnuoua Into tonwara Wtndw www ttMrrtmr eorsvawXuion him BE COST' j SUPPLY niAst - 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