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Show A Weather Report By Jay MAY T. Rogers HIGH zO LOW PRECIP. CV,V -fCV v V rj AV NATIONAL NEWSPAPER rrud HUcutnn Hi kU NNASUSTAINING VCVRfH(,f MEMBER-1- 977 Volume 86, Number 23 Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah, Friday, June 6, 1980 USPS 446740 ( iKjtLr 20 CENTS Educational Program for Farm Workers v, The Millard School District is sponsoring an educational program this summer for children of migratory farm workers. It will be held at the Fillmore Elementary School, classes are scheduled to begin June 16, 1980 and run to August 15, 1980. The program provides a learning experience for children years of age. The migrant families come primarily from the mushroom plant west of Fillmore. In addition to the educational program, lunches are provided for the children under the special food service plan. Free lunch will be made available to those meeting the approved eligibility criteria and will be offered without regard to race, creed, color, national origin or handicap. Prior to the start of the project the public may make suggestions or recommendations concerning the migrant education program. These suggestions or recommendations should be directed to Jack Fowles at the District Office, Delta, Utah. Races June 6th & 7th Grand Opening Of Millard County Golf Course Millard County Golf course grand opening tournament featuring Billy Casper and other and dedication will be held Saturday, June 7, Utah Golf Pro's. Tree golf all day for everyone, the public is IVW) at 10 00 A M. There will be a program. 9 hole golf invited to participate in this festivity. followed by a Pro-A- The Fillmore Racing Association officers are very busy making preparations for another successful race meet this Friday and Saturday, June 6th and 7th. Last Years meet went over BIG and another great meet is promised for 1980. Quarter Horse Futurity and Derby are scheduled for Friday with a thoroughbred Futurity and Derby set for Saturday. In the good old days when race horses were going strong all over Utah, Fillmore had the reputation of a very good meet and people who follow this sport are looking forward to keeping this name. Meet your friends here and make this another fun time in Fillmore. A Slated By Mary Dickinson This years Pink Day will be better than ever! Our Pink Elephant Sale will offer great bargains in good used household items. Our Bake Shop will be offering sweet rolls, dinner rolls, pastries, pies, bread, donuts, brownies, and an extra attraction will be decorated cakes - to your order! Have a birthday Reserve one of these coming up? cakes by calling Nadine Perkes at Just tell us what you would like and you can pick it up on Pink Day at your convenience. Our quilt selection will be terrific, as always, and we will have lots of other handmade items. Dinner will begin serving at 4:30 p.m. and there will be snow cones and ice cream on sale. While you eat your dinner, you can listen to the best of Fillmores talent throughout the aftermxm. Come, have a great time this Saturday at 4 p.m. in the city park. 743-585- Pageant Tryouts Scheduled The Legend of Chief Kanosh" pageant will be held Saturday, Juno Nth, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. downstairs in the Fillmore City Building. Ansone from Millard County 13 years or older may try out. Paris are open for adult Indians, adult whites, family I ho tryouts for groups, and young adults. The director, Norman Lister, the music director, one choreographer, and one hoard member will hear the auditions. If you wish to try out, but have a conflict on the above date, please call Norman Lister at 864-366- PAHVANT VALLEY SENIOR CITIZENS SCHEDULE By Mae Cahoon June 9, Juno II. June 12, I980--Dinn- at the Center Dinner at the Center Trip to Provo for doctor Call Albert, appointments. or Maxine Rowley 74. 5774 or Alta Slmmwav, our dance Saturday June and come join the fun. Our Center has had an early Christmas! We were given a beautiful quill top hv Greta Stevens. 1980 1980 743-546- 743-537- beautiful crocheted afghan was given by Sylvia Jensen. Norcinc Warner gave a beautiful knitted afghan. A special thanks to these talented ladies. This is what makes our towns so very special, the willingness to help and share. We couldn't have these quilts done if it wasn't for our ladies giving so willingly of their time to quill. Again, (hank you all. A p John Peter Zenger was tried to 1733 on a charge of libel for writing "Scurrilous, Scandalous, and Virulent Reflections" upon Governor Cosby of New York. The stories he wrote in the Weekly New York Journal reported how the Governor used his power to take liberty and property away from people to make himself more powerful and wealthy. His defense attorney, Alexander Hamilton, presented a vigorous and appealing argument to the jury that resulted in acquittal for Zenger, and the establishment of truth as a de- fense against libel. Hamilton appealed M to the jury to achnowledge the truth A'1 of the articles and set his client free with an argument ending with these words: Richard Packer, hospital administrator. Rae Film H,wr r )st Millard Hoaltr. you will have laid a noble foundaCare Foundation representative, and Mary Dirkiesun. fVi-- . t atus i. p'rsmtat'vc-for tion securing to ourselves, our posnew candy machine purchased for Filinu.-admire a. sing to which that our and in'm,iii neighbors, terity, nature and the laws of our country have efforts. the liberty - both of given us a right exposing and opposing arbitrary power in those parts of the world at least, by speaking and writing the truth. By Gayle Whatcott s "... . r - H-- m i i.r-d -- New Hospital Equipment Police Report Help Prevent False Alarms Sheriff Ed Phillips issued a request today that those intending to do any burning, fields, ditches, etc., to please notifiy his office before you start a fire. Numerous calls have been made to the Sheriff's office to report fires that have turned out to be controlled burns. If a call is made to the Sheriff's office first, this will eliminate sending the firetrucks out on false alarms. Kanosh Man Road Victim Pink Day Starring in last year's pageant, The Legend of Chief Kanosh, are I. to r.) Marlow Mace, Darilyn Starr, Sally Mace, and Scott Tarbet. Tryouts for this years pageant will be held Saturday. Hv County Fair to be Held in Fillmore This year the Millard County Fair will be held in Fillmore. Abe Johnson is the chairman. Abe has a lot of good ideas to make this the best fair yet in Millard County. The Fair is scheduled for public viewing of exhibits August 8 and 9. The Chief Kanosh Pageant will run in conjunction with the fair on August 7, 8 and 9. We certainly hope all of you are making plans to enter items in the fair. If you have any suggestions or would (Con't on page 4) Milo D. Kanosh. 29, of Kanosh was found dead in his car in a field just off Midvalley Road six miles north of Cedar p r City early Saturday morning. Kanosh apparently lost control of Li his car, ran off the road, struck a mailL box, rebounded across the road, and hit a cement ditch according to a spokesman for the Iron County Sheriff. Kanosh was found at 4:44 a.m. Mav 31, v - '--i t ! f. ; . 1 . -- 4 s' ; rw 15 ; - 1980. Receives Double 4 Life Sentences K Clco and Mary Christensen of Della, from recently returned Pittsburg, Pennsylvania where they attended the trial of Walter Roberts, who was accused of the armed robbery and first degree murder of their son Clay in August of 1979. Roberts was found gmliy on both counts and sentenced to 2 consecutive life sentences Vandalism Deplored -- Yri i . , .A :.ri , " tfr V. A v -- A ... .. iV on vandalof acts Reports despicable Fast Mi'iaid Marlene Cummings. 1979-8ism have been received by the Progress, which wc deplore and feel sure that all Fillmore Elementary School Principal Mirim ' ol playground equipmrnt good citizens will do also. Over Memorial Day weekend (he Gold Star marker on the grave of Nellie M. Huntsman was taken from its moorings. The family later found the same twisted out of shape at (he opposite side of the cemetery. Several acts of vandalism have been committed at the Wildlife Park which individuals and groups enjoy throughout the summer. The restrooms have been damaged, tables upset, water hose mutilated, and the park generally damaged. It is hoped that if any reliable person should sec these acts being committed, he will report them to the proper officials. V - .j t'rmidi ,L tM to i , - nt -- - h. piesrnts chuck to iow.net purchase Receives Check for Playground Equipment Marlene Cummings, 1979.80 President of the Fast Millard PI A is shown presenting a elieik to Principal Michael D Bishop. The check is earmarked for the purchase of equipment. Mr plas-groun- Bishop st.iti high cost o th i' iln pl.ivi'T ru i ,1 equipment louihnu the shortage mills lias si cd the amount I cquipnu e.l ill In n.i- u i:h I s, bml bin'! , "I i m a has . Ih' itnhi atcil that ibis type are gu.iiK appicciatcd and Ik s to thank the PI A v, Bo oil atul the entire i otunnoiilv lor their gen-isitv anti support ol the Si bool s stem ilo-n- i:i. iir, ol i 1 |
