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Show first in safely .i I ; Barrels Age 14 and up Karen Bishop 1st; Peg Bliss 2nd; Brenda Tolley and Rich Cropper tied for 3rd. fI O C ! 1 .. I I 1 3 , ti j V 1st team key hole Age ui, Donnie Harris, 12-1- "n um Rhodes. 4 b t Is V 3 Janet Rhodes, Jay 0. j T-ir-a- r aC y v J 4- T' r ..mmmn J -- 1 I i n v i ffp v- - I . 1 . !i-TS- I JSC? P 1 4 6'. 1 1 i rv'yJ, I3, ZSj V rf I ia e AVy and up ,4gr Teresa 1st place team; Rich Cropper, Debbie lvie, and Janet Rhodes. Turino, ? L. Barrels Age 1st; Jay Rhodes 12-1- 3 r Kim Day Bishop 3rd. - 2nd; and ickie I FAillard County County Fitting and Showing age Tolbert 1st; Janet Blanch 2nd ,l T-UJ--l Jolynn Cummings. Fil- who will be exhibiting lmore. peanut butter their projects at the cookies upcoming State Fair Heather Nielson, Leaare many and hail from mington, cookies all communities of the Delinda Fuller, Flowell banana bread county. Two girls from Holden, Rose Stevens Kristine Smith, Delta R FD, cookies and Eloise Stevens, will be their Pat Kindred, Fillmore, modeling four-piec- e outfits at the muffins l, State Style Dress Re- Candace Swallow, view. All county resimuffins dents wish them suc- Kelli Dearden, Filcess in the competition. lmore, muffins Here is a complete list Phase II of the who will Alan Wamick, Hinckbe exhibiting at the ley, zuccini bread state fair: Michelle Davis, Holden 0 Tina Dale Turner 3rd. 4- -H Flo-wel- Fitting and Showmanship Age 14 and up 1st; Debbie Teresa Turins 3rd. Ime Matt Clark 2nd; Food Preservation: Phase I: Cheryl Skcem. biscuits Rulaine Stevens. Holden, biscuits Hinckley, Fruit Phase II: Jerilyn Muh-- , Phase III lestien. Fillmore, Tina Young, Delta RFD Jam. cheese Raspberry Paige Dearden, Fil- Dorene Jackson, Delta lmore, Raspberries RFD, cheese roll-uIII: Phase Delta Losee, Georgia Cindy RFD, cheese Shumway. Hinckley. Food for Family Phase IV , Valerie Thatcher, Scip-io- . Meal, Sandra white bread Hinckley, Ball Margie Alone Mathews, Scipio Canning. white bread Hinckley, Taylor, Kerr Canning. Dorene Nielson, Oak Sandra Wamick, City, white bread Dried Bonnie Nielson, Oak Hinsklev, Food Exhibit City, bread Advanced Food: Bar- - Phase V roll-u- p p Fitting and Showmanship Age Jay Rhodes 1st; Penny Joe Clayton 2nd; Bishop 3rd. 12-1- 3 c roll-u- War-nick- s 1 ,V Western Horsemanship ige 14 and over Clark 1st; Debbie Ime 2nd; and Furieo 3rd place. .Tt'T T a I p f In Nicl-muc- - IP outfit Rose Stevens. Holden. outfit F.loisc Stevens, Holden outfit Cropper 3rd. Dam J V ' i:r 4 f f; Oil it li n J- K Hf W f M' Total payroll expen- t ditures .'4 i 1 I ,elly hrri, Sfee '! fa lb, ranks fifth e fifty states toration of its ulation cm-iv ; Federal, New Bureau ot Commissioner R Keith Reclamation Hiugmson announced tod. is that lie has nominated Robert li. Jansen of Califoi nia to of Duector become Construcand Design tion for the Bureau ol subcct Reclamation. to rile appioval ol the 1 . C( ( S . Civil Set k c omission has Jansen lliel lesitll of t V oi,s: ( t a h his c Sf replace rtlmr June ' be ho In ' i ' pi I c 1,:. i d a to naii ' k d' ", o d i . the private organization. 'Hit ( h plop, cl 'I in ; mi' 1 i .cere t t a. t i inliiMoii ol 'd and lil. Ilk to 'i new to sign n-- ear-- of i 'n 0 t. t i. govern-lo- ng October, lbs was equal of the states lation, and is ly pi .0 s Hall 11.288 for corking i n t ' 2nd; and n, h. h u urn, r ot k Ia e c i r , non. I ne !, o' unnourici ( oitin, s er g e n son "Bob Jansen has id s ui s pi .Ills si ! onstiatc d the ,n e and '.nh ( I w k ssional n n Commission 1 be n ami ' i the d bv Jam t Blanch ( urt Robins 3rd. t Inin 'cell siike gt 1st; Dear, :m.( W.Ui ot I i , t I ' estt rn ll, rsemanship H Director nominated local govern-,- t its. og to a study Utah by higher iJ.S. average Onlv Alaska, North Dakota. rank miing in October. of all state and Similocal units in Utah of amounted to 1976, liijjlirsl in nation i Team Keyhole . Ige III to It) First place; Sheri ( rofts. I Phase VI Tammy Taylor, Hinckley, dress Debbie lvie. Delta, dress Eljean Rowley, Oasis, skirt andblazer Muhlestien. Jerilynn Fillmore, long dress Frandsen 7 Utah and only in the entire U.S. "f jv u f Is i d V' rv Nielson. City, jumpsuit Phase V Sandra Warnitk. ckley. dress Kristine Wankier, Delta, dress Julie Bishop, Hinckley. 4 Age h 2'. 1st; Robin. I art 2nd; Richardes Sheri Cropper Dd above Utah in the proportion of residents employed by government. Foundation analysts attribute the high percentage of government employment in Utah to the large number of Federal employees in the stationed state and the high proportion of employment in education. During October, 19'6. there were 35.260 Federal employees in Utah, and this was equal to 287 Federal workers per lO.O(K) population. Nationallv. there were onlv 128 Federal lor everv em-plove- h 7 12-1- 3 r olllcers ranked lop m Utah aUn(annualslat State Bonnie Western Horsemanship Age Jay Rhodes 1st; Penny Joe Clayton 2nd; IV, 1977 The addition to the top rating in the FFA Leadership ConNational in the state Chapter for chapter Award Program, the Millard Eagle ference the south in officers FFA safety program was rated first was in the state. Of the several safety half of the state 9 applications submitted, the local held Tuesday, Augustat in the lodge 1977, chapter was the only one the state committee felt was worthy to Fish Lake. The Conis conducted represent Utah in national competi- ference tion. This marks the first time the annually by the Utah the of Millard Chapter has placed first in Association of Farmers has been Future The application safety. was and very filed nationally and the national America conducted rankings should be forthcoming effectivilv lrom the National FFA Center in this year by Dan Davies President of the Utah Alexandria, Virginia. Association and LFA two awards of these The winning Past President of the is a result of the enthusiasm, FFA efforts, and unity of FFA members Millard Eagle Local chapter and officers as they arc directly Chapter. participating responsible to plan and carry out officers the activities which have qualified were Ken Christensen, the chapter for these honors and .President, Dan additional recognition which son. Secretary, Tim Reporter was received during the past year. Davies, officers who directed The 1976-7the activities of the chapter through the majority of the year are Dan Davies, President; Jim Whicker, Vice President; Day, Kyle Dean Stephenson, Secretary; Steve Bennett, Treasurer; Warren Monroe, Reporter, Sentinel; and Leo Stott, Historian. Officers for the current year w ho completed the activities and filed the application are Ken Christ- - ter officers as they have ensen. President; Paul Mitchell, received much instruc- Vice President; Dan R. Nielson, tion and practical in many Lloyd Kesler. Treasurer; pericnce activities Tim Davies. Reporter; Jim Larsen, leadership Sentinel; and George Beeston, and skills. This year instruction Historian. Advisor of the Millard practical was A. is FFA Robert presented in such Eagle Chapter Nielson, who is the Vocational areas as the developat the ment of communicative Instructor Agriculture skills, Millard High School. patriotism. Building Our American Communities, Food For Phase III Alternate America, FFA Safety FillJacci McBride, Jim Peterson, Scipio, Program, FFA Week ' double macrame and Public Relation more, patchwork FFA Banquet, National quilt Clothing Oak Phase I Lovell, Cindy Chapter Award ProFillPam Brinkcrhoff, doily City, gram, and Proficiency more, skirt and scarf Awards and ScholarCheryl Skeem, Hinckley, bedspread Lynette Dutson, Leam- ships. also Poulsen, Delta, The officers Kathy ington, culottes Laura Jackson, Deseret received quilt specialized Christensen, Rt., skirt Evelyn training in the duties Oak City, quilt Joni Jackson, Delta of their specific offices Louise Tsosie, Leamand became acquainted RFD, pants Phase II with the new packet ington, quilt Deneen Davis, Holden, of materials Phase IV which will in sundress utilized be the Shumway, Georgia Hinckley, small chest Marianne Ekins, Hin- coming year. Each of the local ckley, jumpsuit Knitting Oak chapter officers conPhase 1 Jina Finlinson, Leisl Finlinson, Oak tributed greatly to the City, divided skirt poncho Cynthia I arson. Delta. conference and learned City, Phase II much which will assist pants Marcia Finlinson, Oak Phase III them in functioning as City, child's sweater Donna Harmon. Hol- more effectively Phase III den, sundress with an officer during the Oak Lovell, jacket Cindy coming year. The conDorene Jackson. Delta. ference closed with a City, sweater RFD. jumpsuit Child Care rap session and a very Oak impressive Stuart, Phase I Stacy challenge LeAnn Rawlinson, to chapter officers by City, dress Michelle Gillen. Oasis. President Dan Davies. Delta, stuffed bear A similar conference jumpsuit Cody Clayton, Delta Phase IV RFD. book was held the previous Phase II Shelly Mcmmott. Oasis day at the Utah Techvest, nical College at S.L.C. Christensen. gauchos. Phyllis blouse Oak City, sack pup for officers of the chappets, spool doll, color- - Shauna Nielson. Oak ters in the north half of City, dress the state. ing book Virginia Christensen, DcAnn Dewsnup. Oak City, jumper Utah State Division The Millard Eagle Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has been rated Number One of the 48 chapters in Utah for the year 1977, based on overall chapter activities, accomplishments, and member involvement. The announcement came at the recent Vocational Conference held at Utah State University after a committee of vocational agriculture teachers from over the state had carefully evaluated the applications from top chapters in the state competing in the National Chapter Award Program. Utah, with an FFA membership of 3,993 is eligible to submit the applications of the 4 top chapters for national recognition. The chapters this year who will represent Utah nationally are: First place Millard Eagle; Second, Bear River; Third, Springville; and Fourth, Grantsville. from Applications these chapters have been submitted to the Western Regional Office in Denver and it is hoped locally that a National Gold Emblem will be forthcoming. The Millard Eagle Chapter has consistently ranked in the top two or three in the state with Bear River who is also extremely strong in FFA activities. Reports submitted for National Chapter Awards must be approved by the State advisor and must be ranked in the order judged by the State Association so it is an advantage to be ranked Number One as national competition is entered. r & y( Friday, August 84631 . i 1 t tah Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Millard FFA 10, 000 persons. larly, nearly 61 all state and local workers in Utah were employed in education, compared with 49 for the nation as a w hole. Over the past ten years, state and local employment in Utah has been rising somewhat faster than that of the nation as a whole. I he Foundation report shows that between 1966 and 1976 state and local employment in Utah climbed bv 48 compared with 41 throughout the nation, in the case of state government employment only, the in increase was 94 $55,843,000. On an this annual basis, would monthly outlay translate into a total salary expenditure of $670 million a year. The Foundation hastens to point out that this outlay excludes amounts for most employee fringe benefits such as insurance, social retirement, security, nfm.P.T ment, insurance, compensation, etc. ( Education is still the state and local activity government requiring the largest number of employees in Utah. of Health The Utah State Division of Health docs not recognize water hauling as an acceptable permanent method for culinary water distribution. However, in certain situations this may be necessary as a temporary means for providing culinary water to a given area. The following guidelines have been developed to inform both the transporter and the- consumer of acceptable unitary procedures for watcr hauling. Water hauling opera- lions serving more than 50 people or providing water service to the public arc subject to the review and approval of the Utah State of Health. Division Accordingly, plans for all water hauling operations must be submitted and approved prior to the hauling operation. The Uveal health authority having jurisdiction must also be notified of the proposal. Haulers may be required to keep records of their operations and submit Periodically w atcr to samples health authorities for bacterio-logiand chemical analysis. Analysis of such samples will be of free performed in Division the charge of Health Laboratory. c |
