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Show WEATHER REPORT 4 Police report Dl'I posted bail of $299.00 Burglary at Vernon Peterson farm. Tools taken from premises. 1 Museum No precipitation is recorded tor this week. hours The Territorial Statchouse Museum is now open daily (Sundays and Holidays included) from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ws s Cathy and Madeleine Wilson Mother - Daughter graduate Mrs. William V. Their son, Vance, is attending Westminister College w here he w ill graduate next June. Catherine, spent a week in Salt Lake City after which she boarded a plane for South Carolina to commence Army Basic Military training. She is a member of the Utah Army National Guard and has been drilling with the Fillmore unit. After her basic, she will be attending a special school in Daughter. xl. Madeleine has been employed at the University of Utah Medicti Center in the Blood Bank the last year. At a special recognition dinner held at the University Student Union, June 8. special tribute was paid to Madeleine. When the Dean of the School presented a certificate of completion, the made mention that Madeleine had been a practicing technologist lor 20 years and then came back to earn her degree. is o Doctor appointments for lunch. Leave the center at 11 a.m. June 29- - Center open from 10 to 4 June 30-- Scenic Drive to top of the mountains at Manti and Payson. Sack lunch. July 5 and 8- - Doctor appointments in Provo Things just went too smooth in Fillmore tonight (or 1 should say last night as it is now 4:00 1 a.m.). All I had left to do when V. headed for Delta was a little 1 patch up work and could go f i home for a fluffy bath and a few ; hours sleep. But upon arriving in Delta 1 found John (Yogurt and Wheat Germ. Nocturnally Bright-Eyeand Bushy Tailed) Murray and headlines Lynnctle Grtmshaw straightening over "everything Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. dawdling Darwin Mabbutt. Sponsored by Brush Wellman, must be shaped like the state of Utah. n y Kcllcc Christensen Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Christensen. Maughn Holden by Sponsored Town Corporation. Kathy Myers Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Dean Myers. Sponsored by First Security Bank at Delta. Deb Hansen Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Duane Hansen. Sponsor ed bv (Juahtv Maiket. " d Inc. So what started out as a simple project of attractively contestants in the arranging upcoming Miss Millard County pageant became several hours and a gaping hole on the front a page of the PROGRESS with the type in Fillmore. But could I blame him? Millard County is blessed with beauties the likes he was not accustomed to in Chicago. Be Rorann Scultorn Daughter of Mr. A Mrs Fred Scotlorn. Sponsored In Duane's A. G. Store. . sure to watch our schedule in the Progress each week. Remember our Mini-Buholds only 10 besides the driver and aide, therefore are the the first to call will who ones lucky get to go. A fun a took Monday. trip group We left the center at 8:30 and stopped in Kanosh to pick up two more'. Our most capable driver, Merlin Jackson drove us to Milford where he suggested we have a rest stop. While there we decided to have some good Chinese Food. Then on to Frisco, an old mining town which boasted a population of 4,000 in 1885. We drove in and around the old town. Mr. Jackson Next the Deseret visit we suggested educational. Station. Very Testing We had planned to visit Blackrock again but Mr. Jackson came the other way and off we went to Lehman Caves. Some had visited there before but for some it was a first. We returned Via Delta arriving home about 7 p.m. tired but happy. Some were saying it was one of the most interesting and educational trips they had made. A special thanks to Mr. Jackson for making this a success and answering our s 743-537- 7 many questions. For the second year in a row, there has been an enthusiastic turnout of girls vying for the title of Miss Millard County. 18girls from West Millard and six from East Millard have been in the sponsored to participate pageant. The winner will be invited to compete for the title of Miss Utah, and may eventually go on to become Miss America. The public is invited to attend a showcase of talent presentations and the crowning of the new queen by last years title holder, Diane Cox. The festivities, starting at 8 P.M. at the Millard High School Auditorium, will cap a full day of performing for the girls. The girls day starts at 11 a.m. with evening gown, talent and swim suit Interviews with the competition. judges will take place following a luncheon at the Paradise Inn. "The girls arc asked about their future plans, and their personal philosophies," said Laura Thomas, one of the Delta organizers of the pageant. The judges deliberate throughout the afternoon and cut the field down to ten girls, who will perform their talent numbers at the evening performance. From these ten girls will be chosen Miss Millard County and two alternates. The winner will receive a $200 scholarship to the school of her choice, $100 towards expenses for participating in the Miss Utah pageant, and a $25 gift certificate from Beulah's Dress Shop. Miss Millard County appears in the Fourth of July parade, the county fair, and generally "anything anybody wants to use them for." Phone bills go up be applied to customers bills on a percentage basis along with the earlier increase. Customers bills went up 17.9 percent when the first increase was granted and will raise about 11 percent more with the last increase. The PSC rejected a proposed rate structure which would have seen people living in outlying areas paying would The Public Service, Commission Wednesday added an additional $117,035 in revenue to the $242,31 it granted Continental Telephone of the West one year ago in a rate hearing. The new revenue is based on a "tax to actual adjustment which the company is required to pay. The commission also ruled that the new money 1 more for phone service than those living closer to the main service area. A future hearing date will be set on that question. Commissioner Olof Zundel said the coma wants mission of the feasibility study of modifications to the account- companys methodology ing before a rate structure is adopted. Hunter Safety Class The second night of 'nstuction for the Hunt Safety Class will be he'd tonight at 7:00 the basement of . f 'Uniore City Build Anyone needing to qualify must be in ing. The next Miss America may come from Millard County! Barbara Blanch Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Jerry Blanch. Sponsored by D. Stevens. 4 up-Ju- ly -- June June presently enrolled r E 1 he Fillmore 1 hird Ward is sponwill be inspected and judged. The Third Ward is pleased to ansoring the July 4th celebration this year and they solicit your support nounce that Dr. Lawrence Stevens towards the success ol the parade and his wife, Virginia, will be by entering a float, band, drill team, honored guests for the celebration or an appropi late entry and they will be escorted as the The theme lor the celebration is Grand Marshall of the parade in one Freedom Through Brotherhood" of the vehicles. and it would be appreciated if you Please let one of the parade comwould incorporate this in your mittee members know the type of entry. There will be 3 categories entry you plan to enter this year Commercial, Civic, and Church. before July 3rd. The parade will start at 9:00 a.m. The efforts of those who have and all entries are to be at the made the parade and celebrations a Main and Second South intersection success in past years is appreciated. by 8.00 a.m. at which time they Senior Citizen Schedule Sin- clair, Tucson, Arizona, was in the city for graduation ceremonies. A family dinner was held Saturday evening at the Wilson home. Jane Wilson, Bill's mother, entertained dinner for the at a Wilson family in Fillmore a week She will continue to work at the prior to the Salt Lake affairs. This Medical Center and. with her hus- included celebrating both Bills and band, son, and daughter, will make Cathys birthdays early. They share the same June 28 date. a home in Salt lake City. Her hus- band. William, Coming Gene Allred, Alison Robison and June 20 and terminate August 12. In all, 36 youths from Beaver, Brent Porter draw names from a hat for youths to be selected for enroll- Millard, Sevier, and Wayne Counment in the Fishlake National ties have been selected to particiYouth Conservation pate in this summers YCC Program Forests hosted by the Fishlake National Program. The youths will start work on Forest. Indiana. Madeleines mother, Erna TWENTY-FIV- Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Vtah 84631 Friday, June 24, 1977 in College. (Madeleine) graduated Saturday. June 11. 1977. irom the University of Utah yyith a Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology. Above she is with her daughter, Cathetine Carol, who recently graduated from Wilson Milliard High Sc! NLMBFR attendance at this Instructor for the course is Vic Bradfield. A registration fee of two dollars is required and may be paid prior beginning of instruc- tion tonight. The course is requir-clased for young hunters between the ages of 12 and 21, but is open to anyone who would like to improve their hunt-t- Lora Terrell Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Max Terrell. Sponsored by KDLT Radio Station. Tracy Ilarrla Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Bill Cox. Sponsored by Tops City Cafe A Sears. s. o ing skills, "Weve had this kind of turnout the Jaycecs organized the pageant two years ago. said Mrs. Thomas, and noted that this year Sherrie Lewis, Beth Whitaker, Evelyn Warnick, Marie Wright and Sharon Clark in Delta have been donating their time and effort to make the pageant a success. Mrs. Thomas urged that Millard residents attend the show. Even my husband had a good time once I got him there, she said. She noted that last years show attracted a turnout of over 300 people, and the committee expects even more people this year. "It was really an interesting evening." she added. The talent competition offers dancing, singing, "Its really an interesting evening. she added. "The talent competition has offered dancing, singing, dramatic monologues, and instrumentals. Last year we had girls performing on the flute and the saxophone." "This is the first year the pageant has been held on this side of the county." said Jill Allred, in Fillmore. "We're really glad to do it." Mrs. Allred said she understood there was some rivalrv between West and Fast Millard, but she hoped alternating the site of the pageant each year would "tie things together." This year's judges, from Beaver County, are Mr. and Mrs. Chad Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Brown, and Mrs. Nancy Smith. Fach girl participating in the pageant will receive a token cash gilt. Sponsoring the affair this year are Valley Bank of Delta and Happy Service. Admission is $1 SO. since Tammy Condle Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. John R. Condie. Sponsor- Boyd Louder. Sponsored Lender's Country ed by Millard Eagle FFA by Store. Chapter. 1 v V 7 .A A y W y A v (1 Robyn Harris Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Robert Harris. Sponsored bv Bennett's Drive In. A Joyce Williams Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Merve Williams. Sponsored bv Delta Auto. Kathy Ivic Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Rod Ivic. Sponsored bv the American Legion Post and Auxiliary. Tammy Stevens Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Gary Stevens. Sponsored bv Gary Stevens American Oil. 4 , ' 4 ? v V- d Kathy Ashby Daughter of Mr. A Mis. tail Ashby. Sponsoted by W.mls Montgooieiv IK sen l I U i lionit s - V f f- J Pam Whalcolt Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Glen Whatcott. Sponsored by Brunsons Chevrolet. Meadow and ' Vv v ,r A I Jarqule Bird Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Don Bird. Sponsored by Service Drug. Vickie Nielson Daughter of Mi A Mrs Alan Nielson. Sponsored bv Baker Pharmacy i Iynncttc Edwards Daughter of Mr A Mrs. Lowell Fdwaids. Sponsoted bv the Rebeccas. -- A Julie Shields Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Pete Shields. Sponsored bv Master Muffler. Cindy Sanderson Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Ken Sanderson. Sponsored by Castle and Cixkc Foods. V 4 4 Deb Bliss Daughter of Mr. A Mrs. IL.gcr Bliss. Sponsored by Lofted Gallery. a m |
