Show Millard I'SPS County Thurs Jan 12 1989 - Page 5 Community Event ll ' T VV IPhC ' Michael F Sloan First birthday Melva Utah Ballet Eric Some of the country’s most promising young dancers are the select members of the Utah Ballet the resident company of the University of Utah Ballet Department This company will be coming to Delta on Thursday January 19 at 7:30 pm to present an outstanding evening of ballet in a program sponsored by the West Millard Cultural Council Utah Ballet will present its season premiere of Carmen set to the classical musical masterpiece of George Bizet’s ballet of love thrilling passionate jealousy rage and tragedy to his vision of the story Carmen opens in a public square in Seville where a Spanish dance troupe is performing The story of the Gypsy dancer Carmen begins here with a fortune teller’s prophecy of death The rest of this moving story is played out in dance by this excellent dance company Immediately preceding the presentation of Carmen the Utah Ballet will perform Hark an original by David production choreographed Searle and Melanie Roberts Melanie Roberts to wed Eric Searle Blaine Roberts and Merilyn Roberts are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Melanie to Eric Searle son of Don and Phyllis Searle on January 21 1989 They request the pleasure of your company at a reception held in their honor at the Pahvant Senior Citizens Fillmore Building from 7 to 9 pm Utah No invitations will be sent locally Everyone is cordially invited Time to license your dogs John F Christensen Christensen to report mission son of Elder John F Christensen Blaine and RaNae Christensen returned from the Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Mission on January 6 He will report on his mission experience on January 15 1989 at 12:30 in the Oak City 1st Ward Friends and relatives are invited to attend pelta City Library News by Marian This past week at the Library w'e received a belated Christmas present to the children of West Millard County Brent J Lovell a former Oak City resident sent a copy of the Encyclopedia Millard of Presidents Volume Fillmore by Jane Casey Mr Lovell also obtained the author's autograph and the editor of the Children’s Press We appreciate Mr I ovell autograph and his contributions to the library He really has sent us some wonderful books! Story hour has started again If those are driving you crazy bring them to the library every Wednesam They day morning from 10 to will get to listen to several books and then will be able to put together a project of some kind We have really had a lot of fun in the past and know the kids will enjoy it This year at the library is the Year of the Young Reader We encourage everyone to come to the library and make this a year for all readers! We have received many new books that will be of interest to everybody The new Literacy classes are underway If there is anyone who would like to improve their reading please call the If you library and sign up know of anyone that would like to improve their reading be sure and let them know the Delta City Library is offering classes The classes are free along We have an with the materials cellent teacher and feel that many would benefit from this program It’s not too late to be enrolled It is that time again Time to license your dog License fee is $10 unless the the animal is neutered or fee is $5 Dogs are to be kept under restraint at all times— on a leash or in a fenced yard If the animal is found at large and it will cost the owner $10 impounded plus $4 for each day it is impounded Dogs running free are a contant source of complaint from city In their annual report the residents indicated animal police department complaints were the number one cause for police action Unclaimed dogs picked up and impounded are also a considerable pense to the city above the cost for personnel Between two and three thousand dollars are paid out annually for This impound costs and euthanasia money comes from your tax dollars that could be more profitably spent somewhere else— streets for example Better cooperation from the public would go a long ways toward solving the dog problem If you want a dog take care of it and don’t allow it to become a nuisance Keener a new member of the Ballet Department faculty According to Keener Hark was created in the spirit of Christmas utilizing traditional carol music combined with the sound and movement styles of the late twentieth century The vitality of this enthusiastic company is combined with careful attention to techniques and staging in presenting an exciting and satisfying evening of classical and contemporary ballet Now in its seventh year Utah Ballet performs regularly throughout the InterWest The residents of mountain Millard County are very fortunate to have such a high quality program brought to the area and it is hoped that many people will take advantage of this opportunity This program is sponsored by the West Millard Cultural Council in cooperation with the Utah Arts Council and the National Endowments of the Arts a federal agency Tickets are $300 at the door For more information contact Ron Draper at representatives attend highway meeting Kiwanis Club news The Kiwanis Club of Millard held their Annual Christmas dinner and party for club members and partners on Thursday evening Dec 29 at Top’s City Cafe A very nice prime rib dinner was served Those present were: Ward and Dorothy Killpack Thorpe and Norma Jack and June Reid Waddingham Willis and Charlotte Morrison Gene and Gloria Walker Doyle and Pearl Topham Don and Joan Bird Max and Carolyn Bennett Milden and Arprilla Scow Inez Moody Beulah Bassett Phyllis Munster The ladies were all presented with a gift Peterson receives Masters degree James and Haley Peterson graduated from Utah State University at the end of fall quarter 1988 James received his Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering He specialized in control The title of systems and his thesis is “Digital Control of a MultiCuvette Gas Mixinput Cholesterol screening ing System” Haley received her Bachelor of Science degree in Social Work She has also passed the state licensing exam James and Haley plan on living m Logan were James will continue working at Space Dynamics Laboratory James and Haley have a three year old Rachel daughter East Millard Public Health will have another Cholesterol Screening day this month due to overwhelming response The date to mark on your calendar is Jan 31 from 11 am to 7 pm at the Center Senior Citizen’s Pahvant Please call Public Health at for an appointment and do so early as times are limited Come find out if you are at risk for All it takes is a heart disease and a nominal fee of “fingerstick” Education counseling is $600 available We encourage those 20 to 30 years of age to get tested also Everyone welcome IMOTOi Commission Chairman Sam Taylor stated he was sure this could be improved and should be corrected as soon as possible Glen Swalberg also on reported gave documentation traveler complaints and that in addition to the poor sign direction there was no mention anywhere in the state of Utah that Delta is the gateway city to Great Basin National Paik and that official white on brown park signs should be made available Nearly the entire commission agreed to this and two members were amazed that theie were not yet enough park traffic in Utah to merit such signs but Swalberg retorted with the official park figures and many agreed that the number seemed sufficient Dr Hendrickson also spoke to the large audience in full support of Delta’s request He also said that what heips Delta helps their area and return traffic w'ould be a big plus to everyone The highway commission was very and it is and favorable receptive believed at this time that there will be better and additional signing at Salma with “Reno” as a destination point to give it more emphasis as well as new park sign directions Writers salute poet Burns Melva J Shields will be honored on her 80th birthday at an open house on Sunday January 15 1989 The event hosted by her family will be held at the home of her daughter Nola 465 West 1st South between the hours of 4 and 7 pm Melva Jane was born on January 15 in Richfield to Arthur J and On January 16 1930 Sly Justesen she married Rodney A Shields in the Salt Lake LDS Temple He passed away in February 1988 She moved to the Delta area in 1918 at age 9 and attended schools in Delta and LDS Business College in Salt Lake City Utah She has served in all the auxiliaries of the LDS Church and at present is a visiting teacher supervisor and a visiting teacher Her hobbies include dancing bowling reading and attending the She has Senior Citizen functions always loved to cook for her family and worked as a cook at the West Millard Hospital and Senior Citizen Center She also worked at the Killpack Motel for many years and at D Stevens ith her Inc She enjoys her association Sunday evening group and is a member of the DUP Melva is the mother of six children: Arnold L Rodney Jay deceased (Pete) & Shirlee Shields Delta Dorene West James M) Meinbutg (Mrs Valley Nola Bunker Delta Ann (Mis John D) F rampton West Valley and Delta Joyce (Mrs Dennis) Moody and 23 She has 22 giandchildten Two grandgteat grandchildien children John and Walt Shields aie deceased 1909 s Young communications equipment A A 1987 graduate of Delta High School he toined the Marine Corps in April 1988 t f WM bookmobile schedule V9t‘AV Mondav Ian 6' 2 p m H Deseret pm p m Deseret Oasis Chapel 7 uesJay Jan 17 8 30 a m p m S 4 Delia Llementai School 6pm Sutherland W ednesdav Ian 18 2 3(i p ni Oak ( itv 4:45-ool reek p m 7 6 7 p m Leamington p m North Davis Hospital Layton Utah December 22 1988 at 5:10 pm Lance Braden Bosworth 6 lbs 13': oz born to Michael and Lynette Bosworth of Coalville Utah Washoe Hospital - Reno Nevada January 6 1989 at 5'40 pm Dillon 6 lbs 11 oz born to Hepworth Howard and Laune Kenworthy of Reno Nevada Grandparents from Hinckley are Harold and Hepworth Gteat grandma Lovell is also ol Hincklev Humana ch lev 5 4 45 vmictyl Thursdav Jan 19 9 a m 3 Delta North Elemental School p m Qualitv Market 5 hue Sage Subdivision p m 3 30 p m S FARMS EROEEN YOGURT HONEY HIL The Millard County W riter’s League will celebrate the birthday of Scottish poet Robert Burns 7 pm W ednesdav Jan 18 at the public library in Delta The literary world has established a long tradition of honoring Burns on his birthday Some organizations go so lar as to host lavish Scottish dinners and dance exhibitions While the Millard County Writer’s League meeting will it will not be quite so extravagant feature a light history of Burns and otherwise honor his contribution to literature Members and are vited to attend X S' IN FAT LOU IN CALOFUES LOW IN CHOLESTEROL LOW HIGH HIGH HIGH IN SATISFACTION IN NUTRITION IN QUALITY INNOCENT PLEASURE IYIO GU I LT VANILLA & BOYSENBERRY DUTCH CHOC & RASPBERRY VANILLA & JUICY PINEAPPLE DUTCH CHOC & BLACKBERRY VANILLA & LEMON CHIFFON DUTCH CHOC 8 JUICY PEACH DELTA PHOTO nmumtttimmmt DON MONDAY FROM We will still offer: Fast service at a lower price Our personal help & information on photo taking Our location photography for weddings reunions family groups etc So bring your film to Briar Patch 22 N 300 West - Delta Hours 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM M-- S L Marine Pfc Jon L 7oung son of Joseph L and Roseann D Young of Delta Utah has completed the School of Infantry at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Calif course 7oung During the received classroom instruction and participated in field exercises involv ing and fantry tactics the construction camouflage of fighting positions and the use of mines demolitions and § J -- Jon Jon Young completes school i' t BABIEST is combining their shop with the BRIAR PATCH Clothing Store starting Tuesday January 3 Prenatal Class will begin January 26 1989 at 7:30 pm at the Delta Community Medical Center k course held Thursday even(DCMC) A ings Fee is $1500 which is reimbursable with delivery at DCMC Next course is scheduled for call May For information and registration Shields J 80th birthday Local Ward Killpack Vice President of the National Highway 50 organization and Glen Swalberg Tourism Director for Millard County and Board Member of the Delta Area Chamber of Commerce attended a morning session with the Utah Department of Transportation Commission members at the new DOT headquarters in Salt Lake City Also attending the meeting for the purpose of better highway signing on federal Highway 50 at Salina were Doyle Davidson Director of National Highway 50 from Denver Colorado Dr Ivan Hendrickson Chamber President of Salina and Carolyn Jensen Salina Chamber Board Member and a Salina businesswoman Mr Davidson began the presentation with an articulate statement of the primary use of Highway 50 from coast to coast and it’s vital role in moving traffic from the east and midwest to northern California When Highway 50 comes into Salina it is very difficult to find how to continue on to Scipio and Delta and many travelers get lost and several every year have to back track many miles to get back on Highway 50 Illustrations of the signs were used and nearly everyone agreed it was a most confusing situation The Utah Michael Terrell Sloan celebrated his 1st birthday on January 2 1989 To help celebrate his birthday at home were his parents Curtiss and To n older brother and sister Curtiss Jr and Tera Jo Grandparents are Howard and Gert Hardy of Mary vale UT and Ferrell and June Nance of Orem INI 4:00 SMALL-TW- O A LARGE 1 IGHT UNTIL PJ1 CLOSING I ITEM PIZZA WITH PURCHASE OF THREE ITEM PIZZA SUPER OR the: f i ZZZTX DELTA UTAH HOUSE 4 r if |