Show Millard Delta City Library Winter landscapes on News display Mill) One-Minu- screen test identifies africanized bees quick test that accurately distinguishes between Africanized bees called “killer (sometimes bees”) and domestic honey bees has been of developed by US Department Agriculture scientists A sampling of suspect bees can be identified initially by a screening of wing size in a field laboratory Computer analysis of other body parts later verifies the results “We call it FABIS (Fast Africanized Bee Identification System) and it can be taught to state and local technicians in only one day” said the test's inventor Thomas Rinder-eresearch leader of the Agricultural Research Service's Bee Breedat ing and Bee Stock Laboratory Baton Rouge La A Former resident officially accepted for West Point Class of 89 Margaret R Wilson daughter of William V and Madeleine S Wilson of Thousand Palms California into has been officially accepted the US Military Academy’s Corps of Cadets as a member of the class of 1989 during the annual acceptance the Army and Air Force parade Hometown News Services reported this week The Wilsons are former Fillmore residents The parade followed six weeks of rigorous basic cadet training at the West Point NY academy Training in military customs and courtesies drill and physical conditioning tactical exercises and the firing of weapons introduced the basic cadets to military life with special on emphasis leadership duty honor and country The academy is a educational institution men graduating and women to serve as career Army In officers addition to military the academy offers athletraining tics and an academic curriculum which includes basic and engineering sciences and social sciences and the humanities The new cadet is a graduate of Indio High School in California and attended Fillmore Elementary School here in Utah Sprinkling NOW salt Thanks vat ion protect to the gencioxitv ot the State cgislutuic and the tali Aits ( omicil Uoaid ot Dues tins monev has been allocated to textoie and conserve the State me tt Ins ollect on commitment demonstrates the impoitaiice the Stale has placed on conserving one ot Utah's most valuable lexourcex he liuvelmg xhibition I’logiam is a statew ide out teach xerv ice ol the Utah Aits ( ouncil he 1’iogiam pi ov ides schools and gallcncs museums tluouehout the state with ovei ivventv choices ol exhibitions which mav be booked tin a period ol one month ot luither inhumation on the IiaveTme xhibition F’logram contact the ixual Aits I’logram at 533 '57 Salt ake ( itv ah Ins program is xuppoited bv a eiaul liom the National ndowment lot the D ( Aits and bv pin Washington giammmg hinds tom the I tali Aits sei ( Ollllcll in a frying pan can help keep spatters ’ft Si pi 1985 j Hello triends' didn't go with he group who tended the Ice lollies this month but have had good reports of how much evervone enjoyed the trip and how beautiful the follies were always (eel that have missed something special when let them get away without me There are times we have to make choices and had to miss this trip Thev don't ohen gel to leave me behind This week on Mondav morning wc climbed aboard the bus and left Delta his was another fun tor Mi Wheeler Out first slop was at experience e all walked around ehman avex ixited the information center and talked with tourists employees and forest rangers After a relaxing hall hour we again began our tour on to Mt heeler W e stopped at the large picnic grounds at the base ol the mountain There evervone toincd in and we had a great time preparing breaklast ot bacon hash browns eggs pancakes and hot chocolate verything tasted so good m the mountain air and we were all too lull when we finished breaklast We had been concerned about taking the trip so late in September but we couldn’t have had a more perfect dav Alter the first bom none ot us even vveire a picket Alter cleaning the campgrounds we started out climb to lie top ol the The xcenerv was lantastie mountain and we enioved eveiv minute ot out dwatd is a vei competent duvet tide and we just relax and enjov everv thing A gtoup ol voting eneigelic semois liom out gtoup Inked to ake cits across to ake Stella and back down whete the test ot the gioup were anx Ihcv touslv awaiting then letuin icported all the beautiful things tins bad seen including latge cougai Hacks he saw thev even said in he snow big tool but we didn't believe thou have because we knew it wouldn't taken them ncatlv so long to get back heie was enough it thev had seen bun snow towards the top lot building a snowman and ihcv did tust that We spent out time on he ude home diseussmg all the beauties ol ualuie the lull things we had done and ol course a little domg oil and on Someone alvvavs brings alone some tieats so we nevei gel too hungiv We’re all talking about anoibcr tun tall trip and hope to gel to see the all colotx m the mountains bctoie wmtei dexidex to elose in on us See vou all soon Sony to have 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hibition curated Irom the State me Art ollection demonstrates the scenic beauty ol Utah in winter winch has m spired arts over the years from intimate backvatd scenes and moiniam land scapes to a skating parts and tranquili-tol rural Utah II winter in Utah has become only an exercise in surviving cold days and nights long is hoped that this exhibition will help iccaptuie the aesthetic essence ol wmtei It is also to note that important works of art represented in this exhibi non have been recentlv cleaned and icvariuxhcd as part ol an ongoing con Ihurs M’S ( muilv EPHRAIM South Ha 283 4629 LOA 89 80 South Mam 836 2884 |