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Show r?oVSrmnln Salt Lake Corp- - City 34110 V 00 STATE SEARCH AND RESCUE DIRECEORS TO CONVENE IN FILLMORE MAY 4 WHEELERS KA'AOStl fjUMoue MFADOW Utoh'i MII.I.ARD COINTY PROGRESS NUMBER 18 Published every Friday at Fillmore, Utah Friday, Mav Also Saturday afternoon will be the State Directors meeting with Bob Smith, Provo, Itah State Commander, charge. 6, 1372 GLORGE a . Vs. nf r Christ miiiii ,v " Jt't-1 1 id i. mi discitfiFis Arbi'V Dctij .Vi ir CH'i 1'iiih, n'lun n'tiiur Mi mi hit Uu'J (Jljiil. itii i in Citi 'tlo.is Un d(Vil tiHa lfc; i n'l Sst r. htr I'Oih. t i rir tits Mi'ijih W.iriit n nml ihi .V. iji'i (Ui i'n i boi'. chin l,t'll I ! t Search and Rescue Saturday evening, an atutude adjustment hour will be held at the Legion Home followed BOB SMITH by a Steak Fry. Other officers and directors The meetings will conclude will be present to give reports Sunday morning with a pancake and review events of the last breakfast. Convention headthree months. will be the Spinning quarters George A. Connell, National Wheel Motel. Commander of the Association At the ladles luncheon, special will be In Fillmore to give a favors will be given of native Millard and fossils. report Saturday afternoon. t ii ii tin :i , ln.ji ii i,.0;-i- i 'ii, i t 1 i i u'ti a at lf ' it t , i'll- S . CITY CELEBRATES ARBOR We celebrated the planting of so many tiees at the New Park by having a very stimuThe lating Arbor Program. Millard High School Band, under the direction of Dallln Nellson, lias never sounded so profes sional, especially In their rendition ofA merlca the Beautiful." June Chrlstopherson gave some little known, historic Items concerning Arbor Day and the difficult task performed by the citizens of Nebraska as they celebrated the first Arbor Day,, Just one hundred planting a million It takes alt of all of us, as we all know one rotten apple can spoil the whole barTOWN. the cooperation CITY COUNCILMAN KENNETH Day and John Camptell, U.S. Brewers Foundation, attach a new "ritch In" decal trash can at the new city on a park. THAT MEANS YOU!!!!! PITCH IN United States Brewers Foundation whose fronl ami fre-osl project for many years has leen to clean up and beautify m America, have launched Into campaign with the this years slogan "PITCH IN." The Foundation has been, during the past few weeks, getting campaign material cir culated and attaching the new lo trash containers decals around the state. John Campell, U.S. Brewers Foundation was In Flllmora Thursday, helping lo decal new trash containers In the New City Park where the Arbor Day program was held Friday. Frankly Speaking Pep club tryouts were held Frlday afternoon, April 28. The girls who will be In the drill team next year are: Janice Hunter, Kris Day, Rosie Nielsen, Rena Davies, Dana Cropland, Marguerite Plkyavlt, Jayne Dearden, Tess Robison, Dene Dutson, Vickie labrum, Jerl Martin, Elizabeth Slevens, Jill Anderson, Layma Anderson, Cindy Mem mott, Virginia Pro-be- rt , Anna Stevens, Colleen Slevens, Sandra Swallow, Lisa Edwards, and Janeen Bushnell, as Miss Music. Elections were held and the following were elected: Rosie Nielsen-Presldeon The Variety show was professionally done under the leadership of the talented Miss Janie Tompson. I I I I i i i i i i i - i i u.-'ac- : - ' i IT?' i nt Dana Kris Crosland-Vlc- e Pres. DUNE-IN- Day-Secret- we G "off-highw- ay years ago, by trees. Mayor Golden Wright gave some thrilling details about the future development of our New Park. He emphasized the fact that this Park will supplement the other parks In Fillmore, rather than supplant them. With new features added as funds become available." Yours Truly" urged that each one of us get In the act & do our utmost to help In Its development, as each has done so well In the past, and prove "Who Cares, as you have done so many times In the years we have worked together. Being chairman of Civic Improvement has been a real challenge to me, and I do appreciate the wholehearted support most of you have given me In completing so many worth while projects, whch has brought so many awards to OUR gen-ston- es GUARD READY FOR JUNE CAMP in -' Dont forget the track meet at the Jr. High on Friday the 5th of May. show your supto port these boys who try so hard to keep Millard active In these events It was great fun Sunday and still marvel at so much you can find to do for outdoor Marguerite Hkyavtt-Hl- s. Spent Sunday doing something recreation Janice Hunter-Dri- ll Mistress right In our "back The art of trynew, dune-ln- g. yard. ing to run around the sand dunes HIGH HONOR end Off Highway Vehicles . . . with a vehicle that is not sand buggy. Several couples IncludIn the next few weeks, we HONOR AWARDS ing ihe W.A. Mundys, Ken Hares, Robert Framptons and Bill will be publishing reports from You slave over this project Wilsons went to the sard hills the Utah State Division of Parks and Recreation in regard to the and that, trying to chalk up west of Fahvant. 600 artillerymen from the WyoThe dates for the Utah Nanew more points. vehicle laws Then the big And surprisingly enough one National Guard. ming tional Guard summer encampcan really move along once and programs. the same two weeks, day comes and you get your During ments were announced recently This new program with enThis year's Just reward. the 396th Avatatlon Company speed Is up and the vehicle Is by Major General Maurice L. to 16 seniors came In the on top of the dunes. will train at Dugway proving abling legislation was passed Watts, Utah Adjutant General. one year ego In Utah. Under Another group Including the Grounds with Headquarters XI form of High Honor and Honor General Watts said the stuawards. the legal aspects of It, all These sixteen Joe and and Scottoms the ll45th Corps Artillery Terry majority of the states vet.tcles must comply dents represent excellence In went to Little Sahara with their 175mm guns Ashmans Artillery guardsmen will tain dv to certain laws and regulations. both scholartic and for a few thrills and said that from northern Utah. dred guardsmen will train durdrive vehicles alactivities. Three guard units from other they found it a great new sport. Four-wheing three seperate camps this Those receiving High Honor and an Army Reserve states Mundy topped the record ready licensed for highway use Billy summer atCampW.G. Williams need not be registered, but awards at the awards assembly batllllon from Odgen Sunday for the steepest climb 4 and Dugway Proving Grounds. artillery are scheduled to train with will be: Clara Quigley, Verona the longest jump. H e sailed they will have to He noted that a record number over the lops of one dune and adhere to other parts of the Debra Wade, Bryant Utah guard support selected Hunter, of out of state guardsmen and new laws. Enforcement will not a wheel track showed for units at Dugway July Stevens, Michelle Iverson, Linreservists will train with the fall toall law enforcement agen-cle- ds six feet. Green Berets from four states da Dutson, Annette Mathews, Utah troops. Four Utah units but primarily to members Ken Hare set the ecord for and an Infantry battllllon will and Jolene Robinson. will train out of state. The following students will the quickest stop. It was like of the State Tarks Ranger Staff conduct training August The majority of the troops, 30 miles an hour to zero In and to the County Sheriffs who at Camp W.G. Williams and receive Honor certificates: some guardsmen, Julie Monsen, In nothing means, you also will be receiving addiin Sanpete County. These InQuarnberg, nothing. will conduct their two week Dale a wheel, you dont tional money to help with enLynn Greenhalgh, dont slide clude green berets from Rhode Rae Incamp from June move once you brake. forcement of the new act. Island, New York, Montana and Brough, Leslie Nielson, David, cluded are headquarters, Utah We can see a need for tt. a neat trtek and there Hare, Debbie Stephenson, and Its Washington. National Guard, the 128th Public It was partly put last week by are but few ways to do It. Four Utah Guard units will Cindy Larsen and Debra SylInformaton Detachment, 23rd W.A. Mundy when he said were One Is to run Into a brick wall train out of state this year. vester. Army Band and 115th Heavy a water barrier so Just pla'n running out of recthrough Equipment Maintenance Comyou don't bounce back and the reational room. More and more Visit In St. George pany, all SLC: the 625th MiliBASEBALL - - vehicles are being sold other Is to drive straight Into tary Police Company, Murray, More and more each a The solid dune. latter nice year. Frant nn.l l acKillo Nul M, D Batter, l140th Artillery, toward this are was looking choice. Kens people companied their son Ros and Last Friday , April 28, the Logan, the 2222nd Artlller, last recreational frontier to Bob Frampton was along on wife Yvonne traveled team of Silt Like City Millard baseball southern the 115th Utah; the quick stop. He had joined get away from It all. to St. George on Aj ril 24th. to Delta and split a double-head- er Engineer Battalion, Sprlngvllle; the "ditch jumpers who didnt However, at the same time, with the Rabbits. MilMs overnight the 1457th Engineer Battalion They were we must tie certain that the make It the afternoon before, Northern the headquartered at American Fork of gran Kon. Dr. I.airy Slip-lo- s, lard also became so he had a well rounded week- -. privilege of freely enjoying the his wife ant their two Division winner of Region Elghl. and the OfflcerCandldate School. end. great outdoors is not Infringed On Friday, May 5th, Millard little girls. Joining the Utah Guard will be upon by added regulations that Division will play the Southern a sport will make winner, which will be either no we can longer enjoy. In Utah Volley Hospital Cedar or Dixie, for the Region The PROGRESS, for years, Championship at Tarowan. has boosted the great outdoors il local hive people Scr; and the recreational wonders of in been atUtah team Willey Hospital track Millard The The time, however for surgery and medical care the area. tended the BYU Invitational be rapidly approaching mry recently. Track meet on Saturday, April when we must become selfish Warner, d night cr of with certain 29. Mike Beckstrand took 1st areas, leaving them and event Mr. and Mrs. Kit Warner, Is In the Javelin place the natives to enfor strictly At least 210 women took nt home convalescing from an advantage of tin o ;oi Huuty the 80 relay team took 6th joy. i!ln:-- s afforded for cancer detection tests at the Cancer Clime for which sh .was hw place In the event. We hope this time doesnt in Fillmore and waitthen 1972. l'!al.cd Held In Fillmore Saturday, April 29, around too soon; but It Is roll Many ueie DAY VOCATIONAL to Utah tunsferud Valley. something for all of us to give ing for the 10 AM. Mart of reg.Mr.ilion, and othois contina lot of thought to. started testing early ued to come in all day. The Mis. Fad (Bonnie) McBride THE LAMINATE GENERATION VOCATIONAL DAY was held entered V'" m Provo care taken all of, which wis well and continued until weie VARIETY SHOW FRIDAY NIGHT last Thursday, April 27, at Sunday to unlergn surgery. after 4 00 F.M. continued on side pages (Continued THE SHOW WILL START AT 8 P. M. IN THE MILLARD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. , th i CONNELL STATE COMMANDER The "Lamanlte Generation" an exceptionally talented group of 42 Brigham Young I 1 . NATIONAL COMMANDER are H JN taking no-ho- SHOW OF SHOWS FRIDAY NIGHT students from many American Indian tribes from all over the United States. have performed In They California, Arizona, Florida and Candada and have just returned to the Y after their tour to California. They performed In Delta on April 14 to a packed house. Turn off that TV and come to see real live talent. Bring the entire family on our barYou will gain family price. seen Marjory Upshaw, who went to school In Fillmore a few years ago, star as a beautiful dancer. Miss Inidan BYT and Miss International will also perform. It win be a memorable performance, one you wont forget. This will be a Hospital benefit for our local hospital with all proceeds over and above ex- - 7 TO IN MEET FILLMORE Directors and Officers, members of the Ftah State seaich and Rescue Association will hold Its quarterly Board meeting In Fillmore, Friday May 5 through Sunday May 7. Hosting the affair will be members of the Millard County Sheriffs Posse. Chairman for the affair will be Rottert Fra mp-to- n, Terry Scottorn and Fred of the Memliers Rowley. Millard group and their wives have been making preparations for several weeks. Planned for the afflar will te a st get - acquainted party at the Legion Home Friday evening. Saturday, a jeep lour of the area will be led by Boyd Melville, trail guide. Saturday at 1:30, a luncheon will held for the ladles. sarin TluU)FS First Copitol 5-- rel. We. cant expect to win any awards while we are In the process of digging trenches, however Just wait until we are through with this project, and watch us wtn the first place trophies. We can still keep our places In good condition, and that will do much toward keeping us pleasant and friendly, even though our streets are In disarray. "Smile and the world smiles with you," grumble and every one flees' Just as understanding parents have patience and tolerance for their children daring an ugly, period of ungainly growing-u- p their childrens lives, so must Continued on Inside pages off-terr- extra-curricu- lar el none-the-le- 5-- 19 Jo-ly- nn off-ro- CANCER CLINIC TESTS many women Ro.-.nii- 1 s ho-;-,- ad |