| Show Millard Community Calendar tVENr0 June 13 Commodities pickup pm Fillmore Senior Citizens at the center under 59’s at the Pod Commodities pickup (over 60) am M E Bird Center Delta AA Film 8:00 pm Public Safety Bldg Conference Room Fillmore June 14 Maria Tomkinson and Robert Reidhead wedding reception pm new FirstFourth Ward Cultural Hall at 300 E 500 S Fillmore Denise Allen and Andrew Adams wedding reception pm Flowell Ward Mark R Loveless and Dell Dickson 8:00 to 9:30 pm open house Sutherland Church June 15 Millard District Cub Scout Day Camp registration at pm activities from pm Fillmore City Park Glen Blake and Diane Houtz Open House 7:00 to 9:00 pm Delta 3rd4th Ward Wayne and Thora Petersen 50th Wedding Anniversary pm Hinckley Ward Cultural Hall Harold and Venese Taylor 50th Wedding Anniversary pm Delta Utah Stake Center Ann Turner and Eddie Guerrero wedding reception Sutherland Ward THROUGH EDUCATION And now we can get down to the We have determined that the Human Services Commission was established to measure and react to the needs which might arise from the impact of IPP in Millard County We have confirmed that the needs assessment survey taken in the fall of 1983 was a valid representative of a of the county in all aspects and that the questions were relevant to agencies concerned with human services So now let’s see what the people of Millard County had to say The first section of questions dealt with opinions on the effect of population increase on the quality of life in general in our communities Statements were printed and opinions were designated by checking boxed marked SA (strongly agree) A (agree) U D (disagree) and SD (undecided (strongly disagree) In order to portray an overall perspective of results and for the sake of brevity this article will combine the percentages of A and SA as well as D and SD Certainly quality of life includes a wide range of ideas and values: those things which make one’s life pleasant and fulfilled Questions on the survey addressed some of these ideas in general and some in specific areas General questions showed that the pectation that industry would enhance quality of life in the community was high - 64 agreed An almost equal 63 agreed that the overall quality of life was excellent But in specific areas some different perceptions were revealed Today’s column will discuss views expressed in the survey regarding housand compare ing and employment those views with the current situation Housing has been an issue on the forefront since long before IPP actually came here The survey showed that 49 disagreed that desireable housing was available and affordable of those surveyed Remember that 75 had lived in Millard County for more than 6 years - that is before IPP What is the real story about housing? of a tremendous In anticipation population expansion IPP developed a phased building plan to be completed over a period of time The plan was kept flexible in order to prevent overbuilding and to adjust to changing demands for housing A construction workers complex was constructed near the plant consisting of 200 RV or travel trailer pads and 850 motel rooms many of which could be converted to double occupancy In Delta 240 apartments were built along with 2 RV parks holding 195 RVs or trailers and 2 mobile home parks which provided for over 300 mobile homes IPP put 127 mobile homes in the park Some of these parks were built in joint venture with IPP and private dividuals In addition there were 400 private rentals in West Millard though not all are rented by IPP employees While there have always been plenty of single family dwellings for sale project and private rentals have been tight at times Worker have always been able to find housing though perhaps not quite what they wanted There has been some overflow to The present Fillmore and Nephi availability is tight but not critical At one time RV spaces were limited but are now in good supply Compared with other boom towns in Carbon southern Idaho Wyoming and Emery Counties in Utah Delta has Millard County The Chronicle Progress fared very well Impacted towns with no for housing saw an absence of orderly growth and development No zoning ordinances were and RV parks sprang up everywhere Property owners who had built nice homes found their property values RVs were parked plummeting or any on BLM ground available space Builders overbuilt and offered homes for very low down payments and when the owners had to leave there was no market to sell IPP’s planned development appears to have curbed such an occurance in Millard County On the survey employment statements some interesting brought responses Many of those working at IPP sought employment for their spouses and older children In this area the perception of those surveyed and reality were closely aligned with 52 indicating there were not adequate job opportunities for spouses Job Service continues to keep a large applicant file of those spouses seeking jobs Likewise 63 believed there was a shortage of jobs for youth which is also accurate In spite of this Millard County has maintained one of the lowest unemployment rates in the state both before and after IPP The present rate of unemployment here is 52 lower than Utah’s 71 and much lower than Piute County’s 135 or Juab’s painfully high 215 (These figures are taken from employment statistics published May 1985) There is always an undertow of “coffee shop talk” which affects attitudes and impressions and doesn’t necessariOn ly correlate with the true picture the survey 55 felt that local was not substantially unemployment eased by the impact of IPP But nonunion contractors did hire primarily local people When contracts were peocompleted those local ple were let go In the last year IPP has to 90 union But jumped from 60 most of those local people who were let go are getting jobs but not at IPP and Manufacturing transportation service industries are all benefitting from the increased economic activity in Millard County Projections are that other industries will also experience growth as the secondary effects of IPP the spread through employment pm Troy and Shonna Theobald Steadman wedding reception pm Tom Theobald home Hinckley Diane Larsen and Jim Burns wedding reception Holden Ward Cultural Hall 8:00 - 10:00 pm Dance at the Cellar Club June 17 10 am Gymnastic registration DHS Veteran's assistance Job Service 10:30 - 11:30 am Delta 1:00 - 2:00 pm Job Service Fillmore Water aerobics West 8:00 am Millard swimming pool Delta $2200 June 18 Lori Davies and Robert Sarkady wedding open house pm 28000 Barstow Calif Turquoise Community economy DIAL A - Support Group Delta City Counmeeting 7:30 pm cil Chambers June 19 Commodities pickup (59 and under) M E Bird Center Delta am June 20 "Let’s Talk About It” Roll of Thunder and I Am The Cheese7 pm Fillmore Library Reading Room Ducks Unlimited 6:30 banquet pm Pod Fillmore $3000 each June 20 21 22 “Fiddler on the Roof” DHS Auditorium June 21 Tonya Kaye Jeffery and Philip Morrison wedding reception 8:00 to 9:30 pm M E Bird Center Delta JoAnn Christensen and Bradley Maxfield wedding reception 8:0 - 10:00 pm Oak City Church June 22 Dance at the Cellar Club Editorial Marge Barton Mark Fillmore Editor Managing Amott at Reporter 8 Minerals Crystals Carvings & Eggs Spheres & Bookends & Cabashons l Darling GOOD PRICES Deer antlers N 350 Utah Souvenirs Jewelry of Turquoise & Silver Amethyst Blue Lace Agate Rose Quartz Aventurine Coral Pearl Cloisonne Bead stringing service Electroplate children’s dresses: sizes 6 mo to girls size 10 E mounted (turn N Excellent on 3Vi E job (come see sample) by Deltan Motel) Ph Sales Ashbrook Fillmore Mallet large Evelyn Deb Greathouse Accounts Riley Wood legal “Speak Out” or to lor additional information schedule a free showing of any of these films contact Chief Roger Young Delta City Police Department Announcement Jult Uard Circulation Manager Receivable Jane Bo 249 Deha fw DUH PultHfS6 WiAS I Reed Preep HIGH 31 73 We 175 Average is 126 52 had LOW 43 PREC1P for preetp 57 60 56 58 45 02 Get Dad the Best during our am to 5:30 pm 8:00 $ $ 41 4 41 41 41 41 41 41 MARK GOLDEN WEATHER MARK DIRECTOR An econi cel Ash about our 30 000 mite Extended Service Agreement P7“ PO' P175 'S $4595 Pi65 p": P? 'I Pies :sh ’4 $36 ' P195 'SR 'SR '4 J4 " $30 & A W Ask about our 40 000 mile Eitended Service Agreement ASK ABOUT OUR EXTENDED SERVICE AGREEMENT radial Pres) (on Rr'al cp every 5 000 rn es 2 r ia op ppecs reeded 3 P'ee 4 Va've s'em rep'acenf 5 Ba ance cPecx ref sei 'era - 6 7 Read raza’d T'eadwea' cc 8 Freed aw ppa Comp COUNTRY SQUIRE P RARIAL A ne"arce 40 000 mile Extended Service Agreement COOP TIRES Tough Tires for Tough Jobs county tor county lor WAS 424 4316 Gauges ftaqueu Drha ow LATHER MAY 48 Printing Utah n Jeffen I Beckwith Pad 400 Tax'' B production cents Single Copy Send Address changes to PO J FATHER'S DAY TIRE SPECIALS 'p - 00 Subtcnpttom w advance If 00 out year St 00 6 months 00 6 months year KaL i—C Della Area Billing Circulation Commercial x onimuntty Support Group Chairman Peggy Overson invites everyone to attend the next meeting which is scheduled for Tuesday June 18 1985 ':30 pm in the Delta City Council A report Chambers on the May meeting with Davis High School ficials and students will be given bv Superintendent Kenneth M Topham nother date Mrs Overson asks the public to keep in mind is riday June as this is the date the support group i' bringing Circuit Judge Christian Ronnow to the radio show "Voice of the Valley” Judge Ronnow will be discussing DrugAlcohol Abuse and related problems beginning at 9 am Circulation Rita Butfcreek the corn all about Sprinkling perimeter ol the celebiation sue and casting some upon the waters was Dr and Mrs David P Henrie "This is for good luck and the birds" intoned Dr Henrie and he solemnly termed the structure to be “A proper bridge" Bowing to pressure exerted by Peggy Overson Kate Farthing Sandy Tuttle Flla Sannes Nan Bunker and Charlene Brunner Phyllis and Sarah Inez conceded that the bridge was deserving of a better name than that chosen by them "Sutherland earlier Budge” Ideas Hew back and forth somewhat heatedly until finally all were in agreement The bridge would henceforth be known as the “Sutherland Connection” (Fd's Note: Readers may rest assuted that the Sutherland Connection has nothing to do with the "Vatican Connection" nor the "1 rench Connection’ But it has everything to do with connecting Sutherland with the city of Delta much like an umbilical cord) The name has a ceiiain ring and won the approval of such people as Bud ee Roper Shenll and Joyce Huff ON NEW 85 M50 A TWO WHEEL DRIVE TBUCKS Design Office 31 a continuing effort to make Delta a better safer place to live the Delta City Police Department has purfilms chased two new films were These developed for the Department in its fight against child abuse The programs may be obtained through the Department's Community Relations Office and are available for showing free of vharge to schools civic clubs churches and parent groups In “The Power Kit" a brother and sister meet the “Powertime Kids” and leant how to stay safe from abduction and molestation Pieventing sexual abuse in young people is the goal of “Speaking Out” when a young school newspaper in icporter uncovers sexual abuse them to students and encourages In ( nv You’ll Need To Attend For A Long Long Time! Drive Home a New Ford 8J FINANCING Advertising Dennis tional films LAST SALE Editor Tolbert lhavneand Carolyn Henrie Dick Moody Ssott Huntsman and Ted Nielson Alter 4 sw mgs the bottle of bubbly stacked The ollauoiv senses were assailed bv the scent ol the champagne mingling with the smell ol the bout ire smoke "It's Nirvana" sighed Kirt Overson to wlikli Paul nulling Clyde Bunker Ruben Moody airv Sannes uki inhmg Rogei I uttlc Jamey Reillv and Bud and ( bnell vnn Brunner cons lined In lieu ot a vereniony sigmlvmg the end ot tormilmes paper toweling was unrolled to h'lelly blosk chris-irst over the newly the budge tatted budge was Pat Bar ton an IPP emplovee he evening was sapped bv a hotdog was the opiand marshmallow roast nion ot eveivone present that the evening had been impressive and extremely low cost Phyllis and Small Inez exptess sincere thanks to all who touted m the festivities and will apprise the ouniy ot the new name Commissionets " it h any Uisk we'll be able to get the hev serve budge signed" ihev sav notice that another ss’lehration is m the offing celebrating the gt ceiling ot the Regional Park later tins month Zaniness was the order of the evening as Phyllis Munster and Sarah Inez Moody were joined by many people to of the the completion celebrate Sutherland Bridge riday evening May offer educa- ROCKS & GIFTS 442 Putson Susan proper bridge Delta Police That Lasts Forever” I HARRIS HOUSE HI 847 Prices nciude F E T Computer 4 Speed Heivy Duty Battery Tinted Glass and are eMecbve tnru Balancing Available FARMERS INTERMOUNTAIN 191 SOUTH UNIVERSITY PROVO PHONE 373-406- June 22 1985 EVERYONE is WELCOME!!! St DELTA EPHRAIM South Hv v 89 498 3 “Sutherland Connection” a June 12th thru June 22nd & Page Dick Corporation IPP contractor was not given credit last week as one ol the purchasers of Bruce Nielson's Grand Champion Heifer at the Millard County Jr livestock Show The Chronicle Progress apologizes for not have the information by press time Iasi week Thanks again lo all purchasers who supported the livestock show City The contractor said the youth home was picked for the donation because u has served many Millard County youths and was reccomended by local Social Service officials 864-387- 0 "A Heart Transplant USPS Publisher Black & Veech IPP contractor designers of IPP have donated a 9’’0 pound heiler purchased at the Millaid County Jr livestock Show to The Jack Row Idle Youth Home in Cedar MESSAGE - 19X5 13 Apology to Stock Show Supporter B&V donates beef June 24 Immunization clinic pm Vipio Firehouse Blood pressure clinic P m Scipio Firehouse Blood pressure dime pm Holden Town Hall Immunization Clinic Delia Public & Health Olfice June 25 Blood pressure clinic 10 am noon kanosh Town Hall June 26 Blood pressure clinic pm Meadow LDS Church lood Handlers Class 9:30 am Tillmore Public Health Office June hnr I SPS ( ( mini West Ua"' SAUNA South Hy STORES RICHFIELD 89 448 East 1st LOA South 80 South Main May |
