Show Page 4 - Millard County Thurs Feb L'SPS 19M 11 Chalk Creek West Millard History Have you written your own personal story for the West Millard History Book? Stories are coming in at a good There are many valuable clip sketches of the first biographical generation of West Millard settlers which have been turned in but in the format of this book stories of the 2nd and 3rd generation residents are sought If you don’t fall into this also just having moved here category because of an employment opportunity your story is wanted too This book is for all who call our area home or who have called it home Your story need not be a literary masterpiece You simply need to tell where you were born raised your parents’ names sibljob history ings’ names education marriage children and any interesting special aspect of your life Couples may write a single story or separately as preferred When you sit down to write your story or the story of your family you UGMS asks for geologic proposals The Utah Geological and Mineral proposals for Survey is requesting geologic projects which will encourage of Utah’s economic development resources Proposals are being solicited for specific geological projects from dividuals companies and universities The program is designed to meet some of the needs of the state for geologic information through contracUtah ting outside the UGMS Geological and Mineral Survey Director Genevieve Atwood says "This is a creative way to call upon the expertise within the greater geologic community to add to UGMS’ information data base for the citizens of Utah’s benefit This year we are stressing projects that will be of economic benefit to the state” Informal solicitation guidelines are available at UGMS Specific inquiries should be directed to Doug Sprinkel Deputy Director Utah Geological and Mineral Survey 606 Black Hawk Way Salt Lake City Utah The deadline for 84115 receiving proposals is March 18 1988 Bridge will stimulate your imagination and will memories will begin to surface-olead to another Just let the ideas and words come If you don’t want to write feel would that down or them you way better talking about your life than writing it get it all down on a cassette recorder on tape and write from that and a more For more information adequate detailed outline on what to write go by the Chronicle Progress office They have a good supply of brochures and will be glad to give one to you Also don’t forget the meeting of the West Millard Historical Society on Thursday evening February 11 7:00 pm at the Delta Sands Apartments Subject for the evening will be Pictures the Jolley Stitcher Club scrapbooks and memory sharing will be on the agenda Everyone is welcome call Ruth If you need transportation or Dorothy Rawlinson Killpack Your conservation practices could be tax deductible By Gary Pfiefle District Conservationist The Tax Reform Act of 1986 Section states that soil and water conI75(cM3) servation practices are deductable when they are consistent with a conservation plan approved by the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) The SCS has developed a conservation plan for Millard County This plan identifies 15 of the most commonly used conservation practices Copies of the approved list of soil and water conservation practices are available at the local SCS office located at 88 North Main in Fillmore We also have a supply of the IRS Form 8645 that is required to take the deduction replacement in Fillmore Contel’s Choices Program Contel is currently involved in a national education program to help students prepare for the “real world” by focusing on consequences of today’s academic decisions is being The Choices program presented locally to Delta and Millard High School 9th grade students The program involves discussions on the importance of education time manageand the ment money management relationship of academic decisions to career consequences The program has just been completed at Delta High School and appears to have been well received by the student and teachers according to Delta District Manager Allen Wardle Fred Jackson Contel Autovon supervisor is doing the class presentations for both schools The results of a survey taken in the New England area by a Lirge telephone company after testing several hundred jobs has job applicants for shown that 30 to 70 percent of the applicants failed to meet minimum job skill levels will be The Choices program presented to 9th grade students at Millard High School on Feb 10 and in Fillmore Contel wishes to thank Millard School District for allowing us the opportunity to become involved in our communities with such a program Contel is proud to be a member of the Millard County business community and firmly believes that our committment to service involves much more than dial tone Box culvert extensions near Delta The Utah Department of Transpor- tation opened bids today on a project to extend a box culvert which runs beneath State Route 50 at the junction of US 6 near Delta Fourteen contractors submitted bids on the project Gerber Construction of Draper had the apparent low bid of $35927 The official engineer’s estimate was $49591 The contract will not be awarded however until UDOT officials review the bids to make certain no errors were made and that all requirements were met The project includes extending the existing concrete box culvert on both It is located on the east sides of end of the city of Delta The box culvert carries irrigation water for the East Melville Canal and by extending the culvert it will improve safety at that location Very little traffic interference will be caused by this project The contract stipulates that work must be completed by April 30 in time for the irrigation season to start The project is funded solely from the UDOT Maintenance Fund Bids were opened by the Utah on a Department of Transportation project to replace the Chalk Creek Bridge at 400 North in Fillmore Eleven contractors submitted bids on the project The apparent low bid of $202827 was turned in by Gerber Construction Inc of Draper The official engineer’s estimate was $239863 The contract will not be awarded however until the bids are reviewed to make certain no errors were made and that all requirements were met Chalk Creek currently crosses 400 North in a concrete box which is not large enough to handle heavy flood waters Over the years rocks and debris that continually wash through the box have literally eroded the bottom of it pm For further information contact Jean Banks Secretary for the Utah American Legion Delta DRUG SERVICE BENNETTS DFtivE Eat In Eat Out All 303 IN " Delta Main 58 South Center 864 2089 Pastor Dennis Cason Sunday School Prayer Wednesday Awana Clubs Thursdays DELTA COMMUNITY Shared Ministry 107 So 200 W Pastor Warren Sunday Worship School Sunday Father DISCOUNT MARK-I- Prices Best 377 W 297 N Center Walter A THE LIVING WORD 126 White Sage S Ave m b tm OF CHRIST call 864 2S3I Courtesy Ace Hardware or 864 4921 Your hardware houseware clothing toys headqtrs CHRIST OF 266 W Main m b Delta b Delta Livestock Auction FILLMORE STAKE LOS WARDS All Chronicle - Delta 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SOUTHERN & HARDWARE The Bureau of Land Management announced that the grazing fee star1988 has been increased ting March from $135 per animal unit month (AUM) to $154 AUM for those livestock operators using public lands This increase is the results of the changes in the values of the various factors in the grazing fee formula The formula consists of a base value of grazing on public lands adjusted by dices reflecting current year land lease rates cost of production and beef cattle prices Limitations are placed on annual increases or decreases m that they can not exceed a 25 percent change from the previous years fee and not to be lower than $135 This years increase amounts to 14 percent A field Service officer from the American Legion Department Service Office in Salt Lake City will be in your area to assist you in understanding and applying for rightful VA Benefits preparing and documenting applications for compensation pension education and other hospitalization benefits This is a free service and veterans need not be a member of the American Legion to qualify for assistance The American Legion Service Officer will be at the Delta Job Service on Thursday February II 1988 from 2 to CHURCHES LUMBER Grazing fee on public land increased to $154 AUM Attention Attend! and Snpport Your CHURCH Melvin Hepworth was recently honored by the Iron County Board of Education He is the son of the late Orlando and Fern of Hinckley He is married to the former Carmen Rose Rose daughter of Heber and Dora away This project involves replacing the concrete box with a bridge which will handle larger volumes of water The new structure will be wide enough to two traffic lanes with accommodate shoulders plus a sidewalk on one side Work will also be done on the approaches to the bridge Work on the project is expected to begin in the near future Fourth North will be closed at the construction site and traffic will be detoured to other local roads The contract stipulates that work must be 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