Show Millard Millard School 1985-8- 6 Students will begin school on Tuesday September 3 1985 School hours for the sear are as follows: Delta High School 8:20 am 3:10 pm Delta Middle School 8:25 am 3:00 pm Delta North Elem School 8:30 am 2:50 am Delta So Elem School 8:30 am 2:50 am Millard High School 3:10 pm 820 am Fillmore Middle School 8:30 am 2:50 pm rillmore Elem School 8:30 am 2:45 pm Vocational Center 8:20 am 3:10 pm School lunch will be sersed in all cafeterias on the first day Detailed registration information can be obtained from the respective principal ol the school your student will attend The fee schedule for high school students is as follows: Schools $400 500 500 Bus schedules will remain basically as they have been in the past Parents having specific questions on the bus routes should contact the District Bus Garage or the School District Office Telephone Parents entering students in school for the first time must meet the requirements ol Utah Law mandating immunisations The immunisations required are DPT Polio Red Measles German Measles and Mumps If parents do not wish to abide by this law they must submit a signed statement indicating immunizations violate the religious or personal beliefs of the parent or guardian All new students must show evidence of proper immunizations Also all preschool and kindergarten students by Utah Law must show evidence of vision screening and physical examination Registration and payment of fees for students will be as follows: Delta North Elemental) Delta South Elementary Tillmore Elem New Students (Returning students and Pretested Kindergarten students will receive registration in the mail New students Della Middle Tillmore Middle Delta High - (Registration lor new students and payment of fees) Millard High Fee payment - New students Kindergarten fee is $30 (Kl per year August August August 27 1985 27 1985 19 1985 August 21 1985 (Tee payment day of school) August 20 - 21 1985 August 27 - 28 1985 August 26 August 28 1st 1985 1985 Parents of preschool children who have not previously paid the $2500 deposit sheuld register their students on September 3 Preschool will begin on September 4 Preschool children will register at the Delta High School in Delta area and Millard High School in the Tillmore area The fee for preschool is $8500 per quarter All classified employees of (he Millard District will meet in a special workshop Delta High School Delta Utah August 29 1985 9:00 am All Professional employees will report to their assigned schools at 830 am August 29 1985 New teachers to the District and teachers who have been away for over three years and are returning to teach will meet in a new teacher orientation meeting on Wednesday August 28 1985 at 4:00 pm District Office Delta Utah If additional information is required please contact the respective schools for specific details Skate-a-tho- n Back to school held to benefit fashion show Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Diane Knight has been appointed for the Chairman of the youth of Oak City to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Sibyl Cardiff Assistant Director of the Recruitment Program announced the appointment and described this volunteer spirit as vital in helping the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation complete its mission - finding a cure for cystic fibrosis will be held ThursThe day August 29 from 7:00 to 10:00 pm at the Delta roller skating rink A special thanks goes to Mike Van for donating the use of the rink and skates to participants The participants will be striving to skate for three hours with only a five minute break each hour Parents and friends are encouraged to attend and support the rink and the participants at the Participants will be asking friends relatives and neighbors to contribute money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate and everyone has a chance to win Prizes will be awarded based on the amount of money turned in Cardiff said “I hope everyone will give generously to support a participant” fibrosis - a chronic Cystic degenerative disease that primarily tacks the lungs and digestive system is the number one genetic killer of children and young adults “There are some 30000 kids in this country who efdeserve no less than our fort to help radicate cystic fibrosis" Cardiff said “While we go about our business of work and play these kids are struggling every day just to eat and breathe The best way to help them is by raising as much money as possible for more research and treatment programs” Proceeds will help support research to find a cure or control for cystic fibrosis and to help fund a nationwide network of clinics that specialize in diagnosis and treatment Ihurs I SpS August 15 I9H5 - Payr 5 registration starts Schedules and fees set for Fillmore & Delta Middle (irades 7 8 only Textbook Tees Shop Home Ec Career Modules fee Count) ( Fillmore Middle School and brunch at Wednesday August 28 1985 :00 am the West Millard Cultural Council will hold an informational bruch along with a fashion show at the Cellar Club Local merchants such as Delta Sports Jolley's Western Wear The Briar Patch Renee’s Roberta’s will be showing and Christensens’s and for children fashions teens women including what is popular in this year's “Back to School” wear The Brunch is also an opportunity members and for meeting WMCC season This reviewing the years agenda will be a busy one and in it order for to be sucessful we need lots more enthusiasm and help Whether you can make a few phone calls once a month help with the mailings work on a single event that interests you or get more involved in this is a great opportunity Come and find out more about the and enjoy the Council Cultural Fashion Show Tickets are available for $2 00 at the above mentioned stores as well as from WMCC Board members: Charlotte Weight Beulah Gloria Appelin Bassett Glenda Otto BobJoy Nielson Sharon Western bie Darroch and Cherie Morris at United Farm Realty Circle Thursday August 29 now At 00 a m at the Cellar Club H&R Block income tax course to begin H&R Block is offering a basic come tax course on September 13 at its Delta office for individuals in the Millard Country area There will be job opportunities available for those who satisfactorily complete the course The classes will meet in Delta at 58 W Main each riday from 9am to 4pm The tutition fee includes all textbooks and supplies Free brochures and forms for the Income Tax Course may be obtained by contacting the H&R Blixk office in Provo at 10 S 500 W Phone ad Registration for all students who will be attending Fillmore Middle School this year will be August 20 21 22 and 23 at the Middle School Schedule will be as follows: Aug 20: Holden and Tuesday Scipio students will register from 9 am to 12 noon Flowell Kanosh and Meadow students will register from pm to 4 pm Aug 21: Fillmore Wednesday will students with last names Fillregister from 9 am to 12 noon more students with last names will register from pm to 4 pm Aug 22 and Friday Thursday Aug 23 are set aside for those students who are unable to register the above schedule Students new to our district this year will also follow the above schedule All fees (fluoride yearbook and lunch money) will be due as you register Lunch money must be paid in advance this year It is due and payable the first Monday of each month asses will be filled on a first come first served basis Call on Monday Aug 19 if there are any questions on Fillmore City Council minutes The following are excerpts of the Fillmore City Council meeting held July 16 1985 Present were the and mayor recorder administrator all councilmen except Councilman Jackson who was excused Also present were the following visitors: Tanya Kirwan Iris Sylvia Huntsman JoAnn Day Zola Beckstrand Winfred Jensen Lorraine Iverson Ron Baker GeorHare Roxie Trimble gia Myrtle Rowley Sharon Olpin Gwen Hunter Paul Healey Georgia Starley Tillie Cisneros Duane Maycock Dawn Crosland Jennifer Beckham Dorothy Marge Barton Stewart Margie Jacobson Jacobson VB Starley Roy Barbara ML Snyder Ron Hare Snyder Ernie Adams Joan Adams Wilford Jensen Administrator Don E Regional Blanchard of the Dept of Corrections and Ass’t Regional Administrator Alan E Keller of the Dept of Corrections Review of a proposal for a regional criminal resource center was first item on the agenda Ron Hare explained the background of the proposal to Millard County Don Blanchard Regional Administrator of the ennumer-ateState Dept of Correction the types of individuals to be to be housed in a regional facility These included persons undergoing orientation evaluation diagnostic individuals to the prison system committed for a short period of time for release and those preparing parole violators awaiting the outor hearing come of investigation Some unique aspects of the proposal were: The facility would be attached to the county jail so some costs of operation may be able to be minimized It will be designed for 50 to 60 inmates with space designated for industry to employ inmates and keep work release to a limited amount An advisory board of community would be establishrepresentatives ed Corrections officials believe that economic benefits to the community from this facility outweigh the risks associated with it There was some time devoted to answering questions from Council and the public Most questions were concerning the risks and dangers citizens invisioned in putting this facility into the community This meetng was for presentation of the proposal to the Council and no action was taken The Council then received the application of Ernest Adams for a beer license He is a new owner of Wagons West RV Park Mr Adams cannot meet the requirements for a beer license as outlined in the ordinance The matter was taken under advisement until next meeting Administrator Day reviewed progress on the Special Improvement District Motion by Councilman Scottorn and seconded by Councilman Nielsen that the Council convene in executive session to discuss progress in the negotiations for land for the sewer lagoon expansion carried It was noted that the Utah State Parks will maintain the City park immediately around the State Parks property Del Allgood will be responsible for the area adjacent to the City Building and American Legion Building and the old hospital Motion by Councilman Rowley Councilman and seconded by Scottorn to approve membership in Utah Public Power Assoc Membership is $550 a year The first year is of the fee Motion carried A draft of a personnel policy was given each Council for study Minutes of Fillmore City special council meeting The following are excerpts of a special meeting of the Fillmore City Council held July 30 1985 Ffresent were the mayor recorder administrator all Councilmen and visitors Roxie Trimble Mr and Mrs Matthew Townsley Linwood Tracy and CPA Kim Peterson After the meeting had been duly called to order and there had been a brief review of the bond documents a Certificate of Compliance With Open Meeting Law with respect to this July 30 1985 meeting a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A” was presented The Resolution authorizing sale of $450000 Sewer Revenue Bond and pursuant was fully discussed to motion by Councilman Scottorn seconded by Councilman Jackson was adopted by a vote of The Resolution was then signed by the Mayor in open meeting and recorded by the City Recorder The Resolution was numbered to be filed in the Resolution of the City of Fillmore An Agreement as to Priorities between Fillmore City and State of Utah Water Pollution Control Committee (WPCC) and the State of Board Utah Impact Community on motion by (CIB)was approved seconded by Councilman Jackson Councilman Brinkerhoff The Council then discussed the Sewer Dept loan the to outstanding from the Cemtery Trust Fund The Council seemed to indicate that it was their intention that this loan be repaid with debt service reserve funds as sewer bonds are retired Jackson Motion by Councilman that sewer service rates be increased to a base rate of $975 to be assessed to residential customers and used in computing commercial rates on the same formula as used previously This rate will apply to next billing and will be used on all business billings until further modification is made Motion seconded by Councilwith Vote was man Nielsen the Councilman Rowley casting “Nay” vote Motion to approve Zions Bank of above the for Utah as Escrow Agent sewer bond carried Scottorn Motion by Councilman that the Council convene in executive session to discuss personnel problem seconded by Councilman NielCouncilman sen carried excused from meeting and AdminisCouncilmembers trator met in executive session $ Eric 4-- H ns Kapaska's Yorkshire Terrier was “culest” in show pet show overflowing Tair held its most successful The pet show ever last Friday August 9 at the North Elementary School in Delta along with Eighteen dogs participated ten cats three rabbits a duck a tisli a chicken and a fuzzy caterpillar We wish to thank our judges Miss Millard County Queen Jennifer Lewis First Attendant Loreen Finhnson Ms Lisa Dutson cond Attendant Alfalfa Blossom Mrs Tibbetts Mrs assistant to Dr H Mert Gardner Nielson Delta Vetermaiiun 4 H leader Kenalou Evers and Mrs Sherrv Lewis Without them we couldn’t have done it! First place in the dog division went to a Sheltie shown by Rebecca Dnik named “Bandit” who indeed stole the judges’ hearts by flipping a cracker ol its nose and catching it Second place went to “Heidi” shown by I ric Kapaska a oikshue leiriei voted the cutest Third went to “Sands After noon Delight” a Bassett Hound shown by Victor Johnson winning the most unusual name and best eyes bv the judges Other winning dogs included Max shown by Jeff Hall lor cutest shown by David tricks Brandy Lisonbee for best trim Kit by Dillon Ross bv Higgs won biggest Betsy Courtney Higgs for best costume Kera Rebecca Bower won smallest by Anabelle by Frin Olsen lor rarest breed Spunky bv Beverly Tax lor lot the spunkiest Chews by Taw nee Wisei for well mannered Waddles bv Nicole Dodier won the sexiest walk Dog bv Justin Taylor won the most gentle Muppet shown by David Anderson won the youngest award Poco by Suie Pollard won best coat Miranda Pace for Ozzie most potty trained Peppv by Jamie Ogard won most distracted Dampening Penn bv Nicole Moii won the best look alike cutegorv Ten cats were entered with lust plue going to Kara ueter and her at "Bo" a Ivnx point Siamese second won to a Hunalavan ( airie knight with I’rissv and thud to Miiulv Hutchings' icorice a bottle ted oi phm ho won most o ed Other winners included fill Mevos with ( liuntel Dannv Mveis with Smokev Buncstm with (mic'ct believer (best name) Nellie Snow with Kristina Peterson with Tina Cougar (best costume) Btandv Melube with techies (best coat and ori le at son it h Peanuts (most relaxed) he small animals categoi was won bv Heather Higgs lor her Rex Rabbit Bumbi with a gorgous mink like coat second went to Mark Pollard toi Blinker most fined dink thud went to lumpsv veiled most loveable shown isonbee was lus pet rabby Reuben bit Other winners include vie Petei son Jake biggest rabbit tic (uelet lor "B C " a chicken voted most m dustiious Shanda Pace lot Heibee a voted most unusual and c iter pi la Kara Gieler lor Dale et al winning smallest lor her fish Our special thanks to the main that businesses contributed so generously and made tlm show co su cesstul Thiough them no one went Harts gave 4X o handed awavemptv drinks 7 II gave slur pees to everv con testant large sluipcs to hi place win G and Doves gave extremdv ners generous amounts ot pet supplies II gave a 20 lb bag o! dog lood to 'lie ht place winner Big gave a bag ot cat food to the top wmnei in the cat cutegorv Because ot them evav child was a winner and their smiles pioved that the dustpan helps the dust stick You say you didn't notice until it was too late to do anything about it? 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