Show Page 4 Millard County Thurs Oct (JSPS OCTOBER IS NATIONAL STAMP COLLECTING MONTH 25 1984 Family Halloween night JDV OMMlllMty Delta City Parks & Recreation and Quality IGA a HalloFoodliner are ween festival on Monday October 29 The event will begin with a family Department Delta Senior Citizens Travel 15 Oct the sky had a few thunderheads floating around and a sky of snow had fallen here and there but it did not dampen the spirits of this group as they boarded the bus for a day of fun The destination was Fairview and a scenic drive Everyone was dressed with sweaters and coats (prepared for the weather) But the bus was warm and cozy As it rolled along laughter and song filled the air One favorite song everyone likes to sing is “When We get Together” You should have heard the The “Outhouse” Some were called outhouses some privies we called ours the castle It was at the end of a row of black currant bushes Just far enough from the house and close enough to be convenient It was a long way on a dark night with all kinds of enemies hiding in the currant bushes There was always a well worn path The first one we had faced the house It was better if the door faced the field for different reasons We always kept ashes in a box in the corner with a can in the box to scoop ashes It worked on the same principle as flushing One day I took the ashes out of the long ashbox in the old Monarch and dumped them in the box Later I happened to look out the kitchen window and saw flames pouring out the door the cracks and the moon near the roof of the outhouse I hurried and pumped some buckets of water and threw them into the fire and saved the important It always showed the scars building and we always came out a little blacker then we went in We moved and had an outhouse that had been papered with old newspapers to help keep out the cold winds You could sit there and read the same old yellowed newspaper and advertisments or you could read last year’s catalog from Sears and Roebuck which was standard The door had a supply leather strap from an old harness that we fastened on a nail to insure privacy It was part of life If you built a new house you kept the scrap lumber and built a new outhouse When it became necessary a new hole was dug and the building moved The old spot was a good place to plant a tree as there was always a depression in the soil that sured a supply of water and the tree grew big and tall There was always danger of black widow spiders We were warned If the danger was too bad we would burn some crumpled old newspaper around Thanks to supporters We want coaches to thank the referees players timekeepers linesmen Delta High School and parents who made the Delta Area Little League Football Program a success for 1984 We also thank Delta Sports Center for obtaining the impressive championship trophies for us and Delta City for the use of the White Sage facilities for the end of season party D Scott Nickle John L Nickle Ron Cleary Black Team Coaches In appreciation We wish to extend our thank you and appreciation to all those who brought food to the homes and furnished flowers and to those who attended our beloved mother’s funeral in Nephi Our friends are greatly appreciated Sincerely Bonnie Ogden Bernice Webb Kathleen Hunt Edna Jeffery Shirley Partrige Thank You We would like to thank everyone for of the cards flowers calls and expressions of sympathy at the death of our mother Lola C Dalton Keith Dalton Family Robert Dalton Family Ted Dalton Jr Family all Delta West Stake will hold semiannual conference The Delta West Stake will be holding their Stake Conference Meetings this weekend on October 27 and 28 The Stake Presidency will be the only officers involved in the early Saturday meetings Following is the schedule for the other members October 27 at 3:30 pm Saturday All Mclchizedek Priesthood Leaders of both Ward & Stake 7:00 pm All Stake Members 16 years and up Men Women & Youth Sunday October 28: 10:00 am All Members of Stake and Area Non Members and Visitors are also invited and welcome to attend this session A newly appointed Regional Representative will be introduced at this conference The Representative is from Salt Lake City and he will preside over the conference and all meetings The conference meetings will all be held in the Stake Center at Building Sutherland Sunday morning’s session will also be broadcast into the Delta Ward Building at 222 West 200 North and the Extended Care Facility at the Delta Hospital American Legion to meet The American Legion Post 61 Fillmore will hold its monthly Nov 1 1984 at meeting Thursday 7:30 pm in the Legion Hall harmony Moroni Nephi Fountain Green here we spotted our turkey for then Mr Pleasant and Thanksgiving on to Fairview We didn’t see any deer but we did see a few hunters staking out their spots As we traveled through this area of hills and mountains we were thrilled with the beauty of the fall colors of yellow orange and red Up high on the mountains the leaves had fallen leaving the trees bare but standing tall reaching for the sky The stately pines were ever so beautiful We all selected our Christmas tree Fairview’s scenic under the seat In or near 1936 the government under President Franklin D Roosevelt had a WPA project and built new privies for whomever needed one We were patriotic and bought one I think they cost $1000 They were all alike all business no moons or stars They were nice with lid and ventilating pipe and cement floor There was a “privy gang” which came and put it up for drive by Melva Shields Dinners: Tues &Wed at 5 pm and Thurs at 12:30 pm Physical Fitness: Tues & Thurs at 8:30 am Friday Oct 26 the bus goes to Salt Lake October 30 & 31 there will be a fuel registration for those of you who need this Tuesdays from 9:00 to 12:00 there is senior citizen bowling at Plaza Lanes It’s fun and it’s good for us Come join this special opportunity BABIES -- 1984 'M truly breathtaking Senior citizens news you After we got a bathroom we kept it in the yard and it was good It saved a lot of running into the house for the boys One year a man came and asked us for the government outhouse He said he needed one for his family so we gave it away I was like losing a faithful friend 5 is g West Millard Hospital Saturday October 13 1984 at 11:34 pm Jamie Lou 7 lbs 13 oz (3544 gms) 19‘i" born to Arthur and Clella Watts Fleming Tuesday October 16 1984 at 10:46 pm John Morgan 9 lbs oz (41 gms) 21" born to Roger and Carol Andrews Stephenson October 17 1984 at Wednesday 11:05 am Kelli 7 lbs 12 oz (3515 gms) 21" born to Jim and Julie Lovell Christensen Thursday October 18 1984 at 7:00 am Michelle Leigh 6 lbs 6oz (2892 gms) 19" born to Alvin Albert III and Bonnie Lou Miller Richards Sunday October 21 1984 at 1:40 am Darci Lee 9 lbs 2 oz (4139 gms) 19" born to Edward Ray and Shaun-nKay Ross Mikkelsen Delta Chamber luncheon The Delta Area Chamber Welcoming Council will hold their November luncheon on the 12th at the ME Bird Center at noon Mrs Carina Boyd will demonstrate how to make Indian Fry Bread and the dancers from the Order of the Arrow will dance A special invitation is extended to all new ladies in the Delta area Tickets for $425 may be purchased at the Delta Chamber office and the Fabric store Tickets must be purchased by Friday November is 9 Free babysitting available at 197 S 300 W (the 3rd Ward Church) Watch for further information on the Christmas luncheon and cookie change on Dec 10 World Community day Annual UP&L Christmas demonstration Utah Power and Light will present their annual Christmas demonstration Nov at 7:30 pm in the conference room at UP&L in Delta Many exciting ideas will be presented for saving energy electrical safety and some extra special secrets for making your holidays easy fun and delicious! See you there! Plans are in progress for another World Community Day by Darlene Hymel of Delta November 2 1984 a pot luck lunch will be held at the Delta Community Church at 12:00 noon It will be an opportunity for all Christian women to join together A day to remember those in our world without “A Place Called Home” World Community Day is sponsored by Church Women United Women of all denominations are welcome to share a few hours together pumpkin carving contest from pm We will provide each pumpkin and you profamily with vide the cutting tool and imagination Prizes will be awarded! Be sure to wear your costume because a costume contest will take At 6:45 pm place during the carving the winners of each contest will be had been there Nature spreading snow around and decorating the trees The air was crisp and cold of making us aware of the change seasons One minute the sun was bright then clouds came and casted their shadows but while it’s rays streamed down on the lakes that were on top of the mountains making the water sparkle like a million diamonds Mother announced 2 Immediately after the contests spooky movies “Halloween Treats" and “Scary Tales” will be shown beginning at 7:00 pm These activities will be held at the All Delta Middle School Cafeteria by calling contestants must Office at the Parks & Recreation Registration deadline is Friday Oct 26 We journeyed down the mountain into Huntington looking for a place to have lunch We decided our picnic area would be the warm bus By this time our appetites had sharpened making our paper sack lunches taste like steak dinners Enrollment 4-- H Our journey home through Salina Canyon was a very pleasant one Our necks felt like having turned from side to side so we wouldn’t miss Delta early in in arrived We anything the afternoon thrilled with the opportunities and blessings of living in this free country and being able to enjoy the Enrollment is beginning this week in Millard County All youth ages are encouraged to enroll in the is a part of the Utah Sate program University Extension Service and is open to all regardless of race creed origin or place of residence helps young people learn new skills meet other youth their own age and get involved in all sorts of fun projects and activities Using the theme on Experience” “4-Building members are challenged to use their own as well as others’ experiences and expertise in acquiring practical skills They also are learning good health senior program We invite you to join us next time Food handlers classes to he held habits Food handlers classes will be held October 30 at 252 West Main Delta in Utah Public Health Department Room In Fillmore the Conference classes will be October 31 at the Public Health Department Office Pahvant Sr Citizens Building You may attend either the 9:30 am or the 1:30 pm class Please have or know your social security number Cards will be issued upon adequate completion of the quiz and payment of the $500 fee For further information please call developing respect for themselves and others exploring career and leisure time opportunities sharing responsibilities for preserving the environment and developing leadership and citizenship skills You may enroll in by contacting the Utah State University Extension 2 or Office in Delta and in Fillmore at achievement program 4-- Achievement programs will be held as follows: In Delta on November at the Delta North Elementary for West Millard County School and in Holden on November 7 at the Holden Cultural Hall for East Millard County Both programs will begin at 7 pm AH and their families are encouraged to attend Premium money for those who exhibited projects at the Millard County Fair will be distributed Many other awards will be given on the basis of outstanding project work or achievment Public health clinics to be held Influenza shots are still available There is a $300 fee per shot Please call for an appointment Childhood Immunizations are always held on the last Monday of each month There is a fee of $200 per vacine given Blood Presure Clinic is held the first Wednesday of each month There is no charge for this service Childbirth Preparation Gasses A six session series of childbirth preparation classes sponsored by the Public Health Delta office will be startDepartment November at 7:00 ing Thursday pm at the Public Health Department All of the above clinics will be held at 252 West Main Delta Utah For appointments or other information please call 4-- advisory council elects officers The class of 1969 will hold their 15th class reunion on Nov 23 1984 at the IPP Mancamp Recreation Center Notify Bonita Rainsdon by Nov 15 1984 for dinner reservations at or write 292 S Center Rt 3 Delta Utah Cost is $1050 per person The Council an Advisory leaders organization of volunteer recently chose new officers for the coming year The following slate of officers was elected President Kenalou Evers Vice President Leon Leamington Smith Sutherland Secretary Barbara Parker Sutherland Treasurer Gerry Ogden Delta volunteer leader is Being something very special In West Millard County there are 182 volunteer leaders who share their time and talents with The Advisory many of our youth Council in cooperation with the Utah State University Extension Service coordinates the program in West Millard County Baptist Church 10:00 am Sunday Worship 11:00 am Wednesday evening 7:00 pm VOTE EARLY! Make your Utah voice beard before the polls dose! Avoid the long lines on election day VOTE EARLY! 1969 Class Reunion Southern It’s Halloween at DOVES VIDEO CLUB HALLOWEEN WMCC presents the HAUNTED HOUSE at the eld Hinckley Academy 30 and 31 from 6:30 to 10 pm $200 BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY!! Children 9 years and under will have fun in the adjacent HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL Games Ghost Stores Fortune Tellers Treats Fun ADMISSION: $100 Discounts available Call ahead Mickey I i't i'i Brown for of large time: 864 43S3 or Karolyn groups Warnick Services held Delta South Elem 450 South Center f HITS Salems Lot Halloween III Dracula Friday The 13th The Being Poltergeist Visiting Hours The Visitor Nightmares WE HAVE LAYAWAY SNOW ARE COMING Houseshoes $1099 309 W Mala No membership fees Over 300 movies rotated Open 8 to 8 Mon thru Thurs DOVES VIDEO CLUB 377 West Main BOOTS Camouflage Tennis Shoes October 29 ADMISSION: Bible Study Sun Delta - 3 10® Delta OFF Utah - Ph: Are you on a Fast Lunch Schedule? phone ahead and your order will be ready OR tell your waitress you are on a If so “Fast Lunch Break” Delta Valley Farms 16 miles North of Delta on Hwy 6 HOURS: 10 am until 10 pm - CLOSED SUNDAYS Ph: |