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Show Millard (uunl Progress Eillmore, I lah May 28, 1982 Page 3 Erida, 846.11, Local girls wins Chemistry Merit Scholarship Keesha Ewers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ewers, Fillmore, received Merit the Chemistry v Civic The Fillmore Arts Council announces an exciting new program, "Arts in the Park. This summer program is an Arts Festival for youth ages 5 through high school to introduce them to various art forms in a and fun stimulating situation. Each Saturday in June a different art form will be featured with mini workshops which the participants will rotate through. All activities will be in the City Park from 1 to 4 p.m. Children under five may attend if accompanied by an adult. Specialists from our communities and visiting artists have pooled their resources in each of the four areas of dance, art, music and drama to create a wonderful program. June 5th will feature dance. Workshops will be held in ballroom dance, folkdancing and tininkling, square dancing, modem dance, tap, and ballet. aerobics, The FCAC is delighted to announce that Lee Day, a star of Town FILLMORE by STELLA DAY agree that women are not as qualified as men in political science, but that too is the fault of men. There were no universities which women were allowed to attend when women could become experts in political I We will soon be cel- - ebrating the birthday of this great nation founded on the Declaration of Independence, that great document written by that great lover of freedom, Thomas Jefferson. He wrote in the Declaration All of Independence, men are created equal and he believed just that, All men but not all women. The more I study the life and works of Thomas Jefferson, the more I see why women were not made equal in our Constitution. I believe Thomas Jefferson and most of the men who signed the Constitution women that believed should not be educated beyond the requirements needed to make them good wives and mothers. They believed women had no place in making the laws which govern a free people. men signed Fifty-si- x the Declaration of Independence, but not one woman signed it, and yet we are supposed to be the model country. I never miss the opportunity to vote, since many women do not have this I however, privilege; believe that it is womens fault that we have never had a woman as President of the United States. take women When in interest polienough tical science to become really capable of directing the affairs of this great nation, I am sure we will have a woman President of United States. Women are perfectionists, and most women would not want this high position unless she felt that she could do a better job or at least as good as her husband could do. exgenerally People from a woman more pect official and they generally get it. Women are used to seeing that the details are all in the hands of efficient committees. and it is the little details that make life run smoothly. Teresa Christensen and Robert Monsen Couple to Wed Teresa and Robert and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Monsen would be honored to have you share the celebration of their commitment of love for one another on Friday, June 4. The marriage will be solemnized in the St. George Temple and a reception will follow that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Ward at the Kanosh Cultural Hall in Kanosh, Utah. Everyone is invited. Both are graduates of Millard High School. Teresa attended one year at SUSC and for the past year and a half has been employed in St. George. Robert recently returned home after serving two years in the Tokyo South mission. He attended Dixie College this past semester. The young couple will make their home in Salt Lake City, where Robert will continue his studies. 743-682- 743-654- Cath-ry- n (Dance) Nielsen (Music). Roxie Trimble 795-223- 743-669- (Art). Programs are scheduled as follows: Dance. June 5; Art, June 12; Drama June 19; Music. June 26. 743-587- REMINDER national award winner A special news release from the United States Achievement Academy announced today that Gifford M. Stephenson has been named a 1982 United States National Award winner in Agriculture. This award is a prestigious honor very few students can ever hope to attain. In fact, the Academy recognizes less than 5 of all American high school students. Giff. who graduates from Millard High School, was nominated for this national award by Mr. Robert Nielson, who is the FFA teacher at the Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on June 4, 1982. Refreshments will be served ( or Class of 52 Reunion To Be throughout the evening. Tickets are $4.00 per Held person or S7.50 per couMillard The ple. Price of the food will High be by donation. Tickets School Class of 1952 will will be on sale at the door. hold its 30 year reunion No alcoholic beverages the evening of July 5th, on premises. 1982 at the American Legion Hall in Fillmore. Be sure to make plans to attend this event and get reacquaintThe breakfast will be ed with all your former held on the church house schoolmates. lawn. In case of bad weather, it will be held Thp hood ornament on inside. Bring your own aas Rolls Royre of is known the Spirit Ecstasy eating utensils. fun-fille- d The public is being encouraged to report anything suspicious. Better to be wrong than have a bad accident happen, -- from the old scrapbook-T- he beam of a benevolent eye gives value to the bounty the hand disburses. Temple Wedding Planned Watl Stephenson FIRST BIRTHDAY iiffliwuwmiwn PIONEER MARKET Hi-Li- ft Jacks Round-U- p $3495 $1.69 Halves lb. CORN 6 Fresh ears 99C GRAPEFRUIT Texas Pink COOKIN BAGS Banquet reg. 596 275 LETTUCE 27 lb. Fresh FRUIT DRINK 1 7$1.00 POPSICLES Bar-- S TOMATOES 1 Large 2 oz. ICECREAM ears99C 8S1.00 Gat. Meadow Gold 'h gal 18pk. bag GERANIUMS Full Bloom PETUNIAS & MARIGOLDS ON SALE Gott Coolers and Water Jugs on Sale 33 So. Main Fillmore 743-522- 1 OPEN 7 DATS Till 0:00 1 A WEE! WEEKDAYS y 1982. Robert is the son of Raymon and Genevieve Prows of West Valley City. He graduated from Granger High in 1981. his senior year, he a member of the Granger Madrigals singing group, where they had the opportunity to entertain in Hawaii. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John K. White and the late Mr. and Mrs. George T. Prows of Kanosh. In was H Located in Monroe, Utah, for anyone ASTERS - SNAPDRAGONS TREES SHRUBS BUSHS VEGETABLE PLANTS GALOR VEGETABLE PLANTS GALORE CUCUMBER & MELON PLANTS SEED POTATOES & ONION PLANTS TOMATO & PEPPER PLANTS -- Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-DaSaints. His farewell testimonial was held Sunday. May 16. He enters the Missionary Training Center in Provo on Thursday. May 27. Ivan Washburn Furnace Cleaning $1.49 $1.77doz. Nephi. V'.XVv $1.59 $1.39 FLOWERS - FLOWERS - FLOWERS EQUIPMENT Cory is the grandson of Fay and Gara Frampton. Both Cory and Kris are graduates of Juab High School. They will make their home in CLEANING 99 GREEN HOUSE SPECIALS ALL FISHING reception in their honor to be held Friday, June 4. 1982, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Nephi Stake Center. 351 North First West, Nephi, Utah. furnace Memorial Weekend Sale - 27, 28, 29 HOT DOGS ramptun and hris Iranian Called on Mission The first flying trapeze act was performed by Jules Leotard at the Cirque Napoleon in Paris in 1859. He was immortalized as "That Daring Young Man On His Flying Trapeze." HAMS E Cory and Kris have chosen Friday, June 4, 1982 to be sealed for time and all eternity in the Provo LDS Temple. like to They would How big is Wyatt? express their love and Just one year big! to their appreciation Wyatt Eldon Stephenparents. Mr. and Mrs. son celebrated his first Evan Frampton and Mr. big birthday on May IS. and Mrs. Bob Feaman. He enjoyed eating his They would be pleased cake. to have doggy birthday you share their Those who helped him happiness by attending a celebrate were his Mom 'and Dad, Sherm and Jolene, his sisters. Tiffany and Kellie Jo, his Allen and brothers, Thomas, his Grandma school. Algie Swallow, and his Giff will appear in grandparents, John and United States Ilene Cooper. the Achievement Academy Cheery birthday. WyOfficial Yearbook, pubatt! lished nationally. The Academy selects and improve, citizenUSAA winners upon the ship. attitude and cooperative spirit, dependaexclusive recommendation of teachers, coaches, bility. and recommendaother tion from a teacher. or counselors, On graduation from school sponsors and upon the Standards for Selechigh school. Giff will be E liter Robert Prows involved as a partner tion set forth by the Academy. The criteria for with his brothers and dad selection are a students on the Stephenson Hereacademic performance, ford Ranch at Salmon, Idaho. interest and aptitude, Gail Elder Robert Cliff is the son of qualities, leadership Prows has been called to SteCarol John and J. enthuresponsibility, serve in the Texas Dallas siasm. motivation to learn phenson. Ruth Zmitraskh Bradshaw Auto Parts Co. t. Local student a W.A. Mundy, Jr. Family M.L. Snyder Family ribs Friday, June 4: Fish d Monday, May 24, UHP Clayton brought in a film on driving safety. clerk-typis- Clifford Stephenson W. A. Mundy, Sr. Monday, May 31: Memorial Day Wednesday, June 2: Barbecue spare Carol B. Frampton of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) was recently awarded for 20 years of federal governMark service. ment Warm BLMs Bailey. Springs Area Manager, presented the award at a staff meeting in Fillmore. Mrs. Frampton has served BLM since 1962 when she joined the Fillmore staff as a For the last two has held the she years procurement clerk position. Prior to BLM, Mrs. Frampton served as for Recorder Deputy Thanks PAHVANT VALLEY SENIOR CITIZENS SCHEDULE By Receives 20 year award no-b- Meadow Ward to hold Ward The Meadow will hold its Culture Day breakfast May 31 from Cost 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. will be S2.50 per person or SI 2.00 per family. school Utah. from Idaho and Wyoming, were honored during the program which is sponMillard County for seven sored by the USU Departyears. She spent one ment of Chemistry and Students year as security clerk Biochemistry. for the Department of also were hosted to tours the Army's Dugway Prov- of the teaching and research facilities on the ing Grounds. Logan campus and a to Bailey. According seminar with associate Mrs. Frampton is recogG. Joseph nized for her excellent professor Morse. service during her fedAn awards banquet eral career. In 1980 she honoring the chemistry a received Special scholars was attended by Achievement Award for USU Vice Provost Richoutstanding job perfor- ard M. Swenson, Dean mance. Ralph M. Johnson of the A native of Fillmore. College of Science, Mrs. Frampton and her faculty the members, husband Earl have two awardees and their high married daughters and school chemistry instructhree grandchildren. tors. and some parents. Some 55 high students Family Says Come on! Come all! breakfast HI M Office. Saturday is Poppy Day and Legion Junior Auxiliary members will be coming around to sell poppies. Please dont uy a poppy and say give generously. u fun-fille- HuntsSteve (Drama) Denise Tuttle 743-517- Curtis Christopherson munication at a recent we In apppreciation of Fillmore is the recipient communication departwould like to express a ment open house. of an academic scholarspecial thanks to all our Curtis of the son of neighbors, friends, jeep ship from the Southern Mrs. June Day, Fillmore. posse members, and rela Utah State College DeThe 1977 graduate of tives for the flowers, partment of Communications. donations Departmental Millard High School is hospital scholarships and awards an honor roll student at cards and food. A special were announced by Frain SUSC. He is married to thank-yoto the doctors chairman the former Melanie Tho- and hospital staff. G. Pearson, of SUSC Dept, of Com mas. d For a evening come to the dance for the benefit of the Building Fund for Holy Family Catholic Church in Fillmore. Dance to the music of Fred Stone and Gary and enjoy refreshments and socializing. The dance will be held in the American Legion Sylvia man. Anderson Carol frampton al her desk in Ihr Pro-vanc- Scholarship awarded All-re- After you've drained the milk from a coconut by puncturing the "eyes," heat in a 350 degree F. oven to get the meat from the shell. It'll crack easily and the flesh will have separated. Ballet West, will conduct the workshop in ballet. This will be a choice experience to learn under an experts instruction. Workshops are geared to appeal to boys and girls alike. Youths will be grouped according to age so each group will work on their own level. There is no fee for this program. Advance regisis tration suggested. Call Suzanne Limburg, in April at during ceremonies Utah State University. Nominated by her high J. school instructor, Reeve, Keesha was recognized for high academic achievement and general . performance in chemis-trv- f Arts in the park Our Each one of us should belong to the National Conservation Society, or any Conservation Society, which takes the Conservation Pledge and practices the conservation ideals. The 16 groups of Teen Angels which I organized and taught gave this pledge each time we met and did our very best to practice its principles each day of our lives. The pledge is as follows: I give my pledge as an American to save and faithfully defend from waste the Natural Resources of my country: her Air, Soil and Minerals, her Forests, Water and Wildlife. No matter what we do to make a living, we can practice the suggestions given in the Conservation Pledge. Have you ever wondered how our lives became so regimented? Who decided a working day for wages consists of eight hours? A mother's working day with no wages whatever consists of from 16 to 16 working hours each day raising a family, and she is on call 24 hours a day. I am not a member of a womens liberation society, nor do I believe in equal rights for women, however I do believe in equality; a woman has just as many good qualities as has a man and one sex is not superior to the other. Their good qualities do not have to be in the same fields of action. As a rule, men are stronger than women physically; however, women are more tenderhearted, more forgiving and more lovable. I also believe that men are responsible to the inferior position in which women are placed today, when it comes to settling the affairs of the various nations of the world today. Even in the last 50 years, had women been given equal opportunities with the men for formulating polices and rules which govern the different nations of the world, we would never have another war. Because man from the beginning has used his superior strength to dominate women, our whole political and educational systems have been geared to the progress of men. y Lo .C? Award Scholar in -- Fillmore, Flovell, Scipio, Meadow, Kanosh, Holden Call CQCC TV O loooooooooooooooooooooooooof iJJ 743-540- 8 or 527-328- 7 in Monroe |
