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Show 'j '"T' FI one 1 1 County School Reports Happenings Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brink-erhoare happy to ha' e their Oar-a- l son Ivin, daughter-in-laand their children, Mark and Sandra of Nevada here for several days visit. Robert and Gwen Romans and children of Ely virited her parents, Frank and Portia for a few hours on ff Vergle Ivla Reporter The Board of Education held a special meeting June 28th at the School Board Offices w Attend Reception in Circleville Mr. A. C. Grcgersen accompanied his son and daughter-in-laDclvln and Audeen and daughters to Jt? .e 26th t attend the wedding and reception of their granddaughter and nieee. The bride Is the daughter of Floyd an Gama Grcgersen Nay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Vera) Smith also attended the nuptial events for their niece. They came on to Flowed and the family went' to Provo June 27th to attend a Grcgersen family reunion In one of the parks in Provo. w July Gre-gers- Delta. Present to meet with the Board were County Commissioners, Leigh Maxfleld, Ward Ktllpack, and Archie Christensen, Mayor Golden Wright of Fillmore, and Mayor Hatch Farnsworth of Delta, as well as principal Reid and Principal Fowles. They met to discuss the Community Centers and how they would be operated. various discussed They centers In other cities and what kinds of expenses they might expect and who would be responsible for them. It was decided that each would look over his budget and try to come up with an amount that could be used to operate the Center. The Board reviewed the action it had taken In releasing four teachers. Two of these teachers met with the Board. The cut In funding was discussed and school programs were reviewed. After a lot of discussion, the Board reaffirmed its previous action and released these four teachers. Our schools have been operating for several In 2nd. le Colls from Norfolk, Vo. Ted Scottorn called his parents, Sunday from Norfolk, Va., where his ship had Just disked pfter several months of duty in the Mediterranean. Talking with him were Jack and Beth, brothers Tom and arid the latter's wife David Cathy. CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Christensen and three chll Iren, Henveiled with derson, Nevada "V.t-his folks, Chris an ! nlght, June 30. Also here to visit their parents were Joe & Ada and children of Spanish Fork. Joe had come especially for his class reunion which he and his family enjoyed very much. Their son Darrel stayed for a longer visit with his grandparents Compliments to the Rand students for their gotid ior during their trip JULY Konosh Plans Big Day Kanosh Ward is announcing , Pioneer idans for their Day Celebration on Saturday. July 24. 1971. It will bo het.1 at Adelaide Park and will Include the following: Professional Beef Barbeque Program at 10 a.m. Sports In the afternoon. Bring your own plate service. The committee suggests thaf this will be a good time for relatives and friends to meed and enjoy the day together. anr-ua- behav- to Las The aviiorones egas. 24TH years which S PEC1ALS are provided for small schools more funds than they would ordinarily receive from the state based on the number of students enrolled. Though our local Board has for several years known that some of these funds would be cut, the State School Board did not vote to actually make a cut until June of this year. At this point the Board was forced to make cuts In the teaching staff. The Board reviewed the 71-budget and adopted a budget which Includes the following: $1,879,511.18 Maintenance and Operations $324,956.58 Capital Outlay who novd .HiTinitininiy Kellys IGA j nemint-rntrumt- i with Special School funds DEEF Millard Education Association Employees Association, have come to an agreement on salaries and working conditions for the 1971-- and the Classified 72 school year. Conditions of the settlement were made in a joint statement by Superintendent Talmage Taylor, representing the Board od Education, and Mitch Myers, Chairman of the Negotiations contract The Committee. settlement Included a $250.00 Increase In the starting salary of teachers from $5,950.00 to 6,200.00, with the top salary on the M. S. lane going from $9,lo7. 00 to $9,bu0.00. In addition to the salary Increase, all teachers will be advanced one step on the salary schedule and the Board of Education will pay 100 of insurance coverage Instead of 75, thus making an overall Increase of 6.31. The administration group also received a comparable raise and benefits. The employees of the district, who were represented In negotiations by President Ned Bennett, will receive comparable types of raises and fringe benefits. Mr. Dave (DiAnne) Turner and two little boys spent the weekend in Fillmore with her parents-in-laMel and Mary. She came especially to attend the reunion of her husband's - POTATO CHIPS , 59- Dr. and Mr. Ladd K. Day and d.v-hte- r 1iri rnme firm San Lula Obispo, Calif, tt attend his class reunion, where he was M. C.. and to visit his mother, Mrs. Gladys Day. Also at her home during the celebration were daughter. Marie F. Bushncll. n Kim & daughter Lisa. Salt Lake City. Buy Residence Property KELLYS IGA tOOOOOOOOOOOOPCW koahts ib. TENDER Danny and Janet Waters of Westminster, Calif, are spending some vacati n time In Fillmore. They are purchasing the former home of Vem Cluff on Road and will be doing seme remodeling there. They are visiting Ray and Dawn Waters, and with Janet's family in Meadow. D rig Waters Ls on the Mojave desert for two week with his unit of the California National Cuard. rr, BACON State for U. S. Attorneys Office of BLM at C Nelson Day Mrs. Sam Hurd Rey Huber Shlrlene Nichol fer birthday Chesley Davies, M.D. Charlotte Day Cummings Day Bernice Judd C. G. LaRue O. L. Brunson Roy Olpin Glenya Oldroyd Mrs. Jay Memmott Elwood Lambert H. A. Harmon Eva Gray Boise, this month. He is Chief, Division of Management Operations. In Washington, he has written the manuals for his divis- ion. Dick, his wiie Rhea and five children, Rozalynn, who wdll be a Freshman at SUSC this fall. Shauna, Dana, Stephanie and Rick, visited last week wirth his mother, Margaret Rowley, her mother. Velma Stott, and other family members. Prior to leaving Hillcrest Heights, Maryland, Rhea was graduated from a School of Cosmetology. Visiting Bock Cr Friday. July United States Attorney C. Nelson Day and his wife Betty were in Washington for the annual conference of US attorneys under the direction of the Attorney General. Mrs. Mitchell (Martha) arranged several functions for the ladies. The social highlight was the banquet held on the evening of the closing day. 9, 1971 ATTENTION! Reunion Chairmans The Progress would appreciate having the chairman for each of the class reunions held in Fillmore July 3rd bring in a story and picture if available for the issue of July 16th. A C Forth Guests of Merrit and Vilate Carling In mid June were Grover Carling, SLC, and Leora Allen, Spanish Fork, Tuesday until Thursday. They took their parents to Salt Lake for Baby First All Around a few days then Fred and wife Frank and Ellen Nielson drove them to Spanish Fork. Vilate visited for a week with Batty, Cedar City, are firstLeora and Rial and his mother, time parents of a baby daughter, born June 29, 1971 in Iron Mrs. Hendry. Merrit went up County Hospital. She weighed and brought her home. 6'4 pounds. Mrs. Ben Guests in Cedor City New Harmony, became Batty, first time grandmother, and on the Spending last Thursday In maternal side, Mr. and Mrs. Cedar City were Rose Rogen, Gordon Nielson, Leamington, Edgar Rogers and Mrs. Jake became gran lparenta. Dora (Carol) Rogers. They were the Bradfield, Scipio, It the guests of Christine and John Matthew at Woods Ranch, a popular place up the Canyon. 2 -- I COOKIES THE U.S. SENATES ONLY EAGLE SCOUTS Of the 100 U.S. Senators, only three are Eagle Scouts, and Lloyd Dentsen, I)Tex.; Frank E, Moss, Richard Schweiker, For 10 years. Senator Moss was the only Eagle Scout in the Senate, but Senator Schweiker was elected in 1968, and Senator Dentsen joined the group this year. The Senators are seen here with a U.S. flag, flown over the Capitol and then presented to the National Capitol Area Doy Scout Council. R-I- Summer Ladies Styles - 19 off Clean-u- p ot careful, yon pro! ret yonr environment tool New Tire Safety Laws Labeling Code Is Explained The new system of tire identification and recordkeeping is now federal law. tires manufactured after May 22, 1971 must carry a new type aerial number w hich identifies the manufacturing plant, the tire sire and type, and the week of manufacture, according to the Tire Industry Safety Council. The tire retailer is required by law to record the name and address of the person who buys each such tire, along with the new serial number. The manufacturer retains this information. The new serial number will appear on the sidew all of the tire, near the rim of the w heel. It might look like this : CLEARANCE SAVE Boys-Girl- 13 s WOMEN'S SPORTWEAR Western Boots Every Pair Seduced FVLI. CTT ND Bone In STEAK SHREDDED VHEAT ? per 23 BRAS GIRDLES PANTIE GIRDLES Long-Le- g FABRIC CLEARANCE For ... to make All . . , and Vz For After 4th Dress Clearance! Exciting dresses in apring and aummer atylea. Buy one at regular price, end get the second dreea for only $j00 SB 4 day 4 days only! 2 only! Off Sale 20 Every Bath Towel Hand Towel Wash Cloth tel MV4 VMT 96 Pierre 17 SWEET Back - To - School MENS SPORT SHIRTS mm Cr Mon. Colorful Knit Shirts for Boys and Girls Heal for 20 1st quality, good selection! BOYS SPORT SHIRTS Short Sleeve . , , Permanent Pre. 5 vacation wear . . . 15 Discounted and JAPANESE SIDES $12.98 DRAPES 48 x 84" Now just $JJ.88 KITCHEN qjRTAINS Reg. 4.99 NOW $3.99 BATH SETS In Colors and Prims Twin Size 2 for S5.00 Double Slxe 347 h Boy s' Girls -- Men's Womens Swimwear Reg. 4.99 Just $3.99 Ladies Trouser Bonanza! 25t Stevens AG Muslin Sheets Every one reduced ip price o. Cun PEAS No-Iro- n from both the AMERICAN 45 OH Reduced In Price Unbelievable Give Away Value JEANS AND 10b OFF Foundation Garment Sale! Summer SEDUCED n '20 BLOUSES, SHORTS, PANT SUITS, CAPRIS Summer fabrice reduced for clearance room for new Fall, fabrtca arriving daily. V3 off Sets . . . Tops . . . IoNeS Reg. Sire ,l,r Caprh You'll want aeveral of these for during July and August. XL Thursday PEARL HARBOR NABISCO El os. rt. Roll 0FT Vs Off $j00 of Transportation safety standards. "WY is the code Cr PLAY TOG SALE DISCOUNT II. H DOT WYL9 ABC261. DOT" means the tire meets or exceeds Department assigned by DOT to the manufacturing plant. L9" is the tire sire. "ABC" is a group of up to four symbols, optional w ith the manufacturer, to identify the brand or other significant characteristics of the tire. "261" means the tire was made during the 26th week of 1971. Childrens 33ys All reduced for $j00 TAFFETAS All four fabrics Childrens SPRING & SUMMER DRESSES All The STORY of I5 GRAPE Jelly 49 BROADCLOTH Glo-Wea- ve By being $499 Fabric Super Values! GINGHAM CHECKS, 45 Cotton 2 yd. SATINS price y Fri., Sot., Sun. Jar reduced to $5.98 Styles 1st Pair Reg. Price 2nd Pair 5c OUR NATURAL RESOURCES! A9 59 Polyester Double Knits Dress & Casual R .. ITS UP TO TOU TO PROTECT IfeAWC not PEANUT BUTTER CAMAY In Our Shoe Dept. OH - os- - WELCH'S 20 oa. Ladies, Girls "49 e OREO CREME SANDWK II HAND SOAP Directives Management with the Bureau of Land Management in Washington, D. C. for over three ycare, will begin a new assignment in the Idaho 20 (X-aii'A- ? llormrls RANGE Brand WAX Rowley, been been Chief, SLEEP-WEA- Wedncsdoy BRAWNSWEGER 100 Rlchird Don Cummings RENEWALS who has Betty B. Conrad Branch of J. A. Bushnell 3port Shirt Values! HORMELS 7EE M Assignment Smokey Soyar oom-mun- - 18 B L Millard County Proereaa Fillmore, Utah M6S1 Attend Not'l Conference NEW SUBSCRIBERS class. $202,038.92 School Lunch The mill levy will remain the same as last year with 28.25 mills for Maintenance and Operation and 15.5 mills for Capital Outlay. A parent committee met with the Board to discuss concerning special school programs, and films shown school children. They asked that the tty be more Involved In school programs. In other action, the Board accepted a bid for the sale of the A Frame cabin built by the Building Construction class at Delta High School, approved a salary Increase of 8.5 for school bus drivers, hired custodians for Fillmore Elementary School and MUlard Junior High School, adopted a teacher's salary schedule. Family Size TIDE GIRO'S New The Millard Board of Education and the employees of the district, represented by the Takes 72 BOAST 59c lb. DCCC EjELUk Richcrd Rowley AVALON CASUALS DISCOUNTED Permanent Pressed Pants 20 HAND BAGS Off 20 SAVE |
