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I came to the pool to swim 202 swim the passes were sold 21 people took Advanced Lifesaving courses and 750 youth took swimming in the Summer “Learn to Swim” program Also 1127 and youth came to five Dive for Money Prizes Days and dove for $15000 worth of coin and 2914 prizes 195 youth participated in the winter swim lesson program and 44 youth competed in the pools summer age group swim Delta North Elementary In The News i Leslie Larson Lifeguard of the Month Swimming news DSE donates food Cade Callister and Ethne Crawford get ready to deliver food The Delta South Elementary Fourth graders had their annual food donation All of the children brought one or two food items to give instead of exchanging gifts The idea to share and care brings out the real meaning of Christmas The delivery date was December 20 1988 and the food was given to 4 families S' Michelle Styler with Heidi and Stacy Stanworth Jo Louder Amanda Styler Marisha Corey DHS events PTA sponsors Reflections Program On ridav January 6 1989 PfA Ret lections Board Member Michelle St ter presented a special assembly to DM S students 1 he assembly explained the I9H9 Reflections program to the students There were four student performances from two Delta North and two Delta South students Heidi Jo I ouder DNES 4th grader shared her prie winning photography with the enthusiastic audience DMS 2nd grader Marisha Corey shared a winning piano selection with the group DSI S 4th cruder Amanda Styler shared Jan 12: Wrestling meet in Thurs Girls basketball Richfield against Richlield in Delta ri Jan 13: Boys basketball against North Sevier in Delta Tournament Sal Jan 14: Pineview Tournament (JVj wrestling tournament in Milford Girls basketball in Hurricane Wed Jan 18: Boys basketball game at Richfield Jan 19: Wrestling against Thurs Mann in Delta Girls basketball game at South Sevier ri Jan 20: Senior Ball assembly 1st period at the DHS auditorium Boys basketball game MILLARD AT DULTA JV 5:30 Varsity 7:30 Sat Jan 21 “Senior Ball” held in M E Bird Center Starts at 9 pm ends at 12:00 a literature selection he had composed with the audience and DSI S 3rd grader Stacy Stanworli shared a usual arts entry that won top honors last e year appreua'e the willingness of these lour students to share their talents with us to share Students are encouiagcd their talents with us h s year in the form ol usual arts photography music and literature DM S Reflections deadline will be Monday ebiuary 6 1989 Ski pass for Elk Lisa MeadowMt Nielsen Holly Spotlight Delta North hosts Arts Delta North I lementary students and stall members are anxiously engaged in some exciting art projects In conjunction with the Delta North PTA the Ltah Arts Council and the National ndowment for the Arts DNES is art residencies sponsoring 2 at our school I he artists we base working with our students are Bruce Hucho and Bri Matheson Both Huckoand Matheson have been working with the Utah Arts Council lor a period ol years They untie to us highly recommended Artist Matheson specializes in papier He will be rnache lixh sculpturing working with tour third and lourth grade groups during the two week period llucko speciahes in the visual arts He will be and pinhole photography DNES welcomes When bag I 1 MHS events Jan 12: Girls basketball with Manti (here) Wrestling at Jab Jan 13: End of second term Boys with Richfield basketball (here) Sparketts perform at JV and Varsity games Jan 14: Sweetheart Ball Jan 17: ASVAB lest Wrestling at Pineview Jan 18: Boys basketball with Imery (here) 19: Jan Girls basketball at N Sanpete Wrestling with N Sanpete (here) Jan 20: Boys basketball at Delta Jan 20 & 21: Farmers Convention at BYU conference (no Jan 23: school) Jan 25: Girls basketball at S Sevier Jan 26: Girls basketball with N Sevier (here) Please note “Science Fair” has been at 7 pm changed to March MHS FFA news Del) Sabey fondly remembers muling a real post office in her second grade classroom I he class muikd their Valentine's cards and had their picture taken lor the local Recently the Millard Eagle f A Chapter traveled to and toured the Moroni Turkey Processing Plant and Mmoni I eed The impressed students and leaders with its enormous This organization is comproduction and processes pletely over 4500 turkeys each day by kelly Olson II A Reporter newspaper' Mrs Sabey has enjoyed her work at S thus tar She especially enjoy s the fun people she works nli the great kids and all their 'miles inc energies! DM soup or stock recipes call for a bouquet putting the spices in a tea ball instead of by Education Deb Sabey aboard Delta North f lement ry is happy to welcome Mis Deb Sabey aboard our Mrs Sabey is a preteaching s'atf school aide to Mis Sherril Henrie Mrs Sabey joined our staff a little over a month ago and she is already well She is acquainted with our programs an asset to our school and we are grateful she chose to join our talented staff Mrs Sabey was born in Nampa Idaho She has one brother and tvo sisters She attended Roosevelt and incoln Elernentaries and graduated from Nampa High School She has also completed college work ai BYU in Provo Utah and at Weber State College Utah in Ogden Mrs Sabey has lived in many placed including: Nampa and Boise Idaho Ogden Salt Eake Blandmg and Phil is Her husband Delta Utah originally from akeshore Utah The couple met on a blind date! T he Sabey s have two children: Jennifer (DHS 9th and Timothy (DMS 5th grader) grader) Mrs Sabey likes to be busy She has taught piano lessons and has worked in child care banks and motels She has In her also worked with computers spare time Deb enjoys music art and most sports from her elementary years Deb trouble in working with DcAnrt Burton's third inhnson's fourth graders and Terry graders in a photography unit He will also wuik with all Kindergarten lirst and seond grade students giving them a visual arts experience A special open house will be held on Thursday January 19 189 from p m At this time the artists wll share their particular ait lomis with the public Some student art work will also be on d splay We encouiage the public to attend this special event Ins is Delta North's lourth year as a co sponsor for the ducation program ho program is funded in part by the tali State egislature and we eel verv fortunate to have received the gram unding that ai companies this pioject liya Nielsen is the daughter of Caren and Tom Nielsen She is 16 years old and a sophomore at Delta High isa was a member of the JV volleyball team this year She has also been chosen to be a sophomore member of the Math team which will go to competition this spring Last year among the many honors Lisa received was a tie for 2nd piace in the Jr High State Math exam isa enjoys playing the piano sewing and most of all hiking She has hiked the Grand Canyon over and back a 50 mile trek which took four days She has also hiked Mt Timpanogos The Narrows Kolob Arch Western Rim of Zion and the Uintahs She is looking forward to hiking Paria Canyon in Zions National Park this summer garni save time and making a cheesecloth James Garfield was the first president to use a telephone U S Anyone going skiing will be terested in a special discount ski pass for Elk Meadows The pass costs $1 and will bring you a $7 discount off the regular $19 day pass You can pick up your discount pass at the office of Delta High School from Jane Ekins Proceeds go to the (you guessed it) Acappella Choir France Fund We’re trying everything DELTA Eddys Barben Ph: Mrs Phil and Lorene Smith took their mother Mrs Deona Black on a trip to Idaho and Wyoming recently In Montpelier they visited with Pauline and Keith Tolbert for 2 days then in CoktTville WY they enjoyed a stay at the home of Dorothy and Bishop Teichert (John) Jim Johnathan and DJ Teichert of Cokeville WY came to Delta recently to spend some time with their cousins here the Ropers and Smith families of Mrs They are all grandchildren Deona Black SUTHERLAND Dora Rose Ph: John Jensen and daughters Susan Kooyman and VYckey Jensen and son John D made a trip to Blithe CA where they spent about four days visiting with another daughter Judy Williams and family To visit with Ruth and Rulon Jones were daughter Carolyn and John Schwab and family from Salt Lake and son Garf and Patty Jones from Provo Dean and Alison Wood have their new little son home with them now after his stay in the hospital for a few days to Cindy Holman’s Congratulations for their new little baby daughter who came to them last week Sarah Fowles spent two weeks with children befo'e and for Christmas She visited with daughter Colleen and Ron Morrell and family in North Ogden daughter Gwen and Brice Chappell Lehi daughter Jeanette and Eon Sampson Kaysville and son Frank and Colleen Fowles at Sandy She said she surely did enjoy her stay with each of them to George Henrie Congratulations and his fiance for their engagement and forthcoming marriage Lisa Smith Gemperhne and husband were here last week for Chustmas and New Years They are attending school at BYU They visited with President and Mrs Phillip Smith and with Mrs Gemperhne in Delta To visit with Bert and Norma Jensen were son Ed and Dawn Jensen and Pool January begins a new year and the West Millard County Swimming Pool’s management has selected Leslie Larson as the lifeguard to start off the new year as the Lifeguard of the Morth for January Leslie started working at the West Millard Pool in May of last year and into an excellent has developed employee f es lie is a hard worker is very considerate of others and is one of the most pleasant employees at the pool At Delta High Leslie is a junior and a varsity member of Delta’s state championship volleyball team The pool management appreciates Leslie for all the good work she does she is truly an asset at the West Millard Pool Swimming Pool news Monday Marsh 6 the West Millard Pool will be starting another American Advanced Red Cross Lifesaving course It will be taught after school beginning at 3:30 pm If a person would like employment as a lifeguard at the West Millard Pool or at any other swimming pool heshe must currently be certified in the American Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving The cost of this 21 hour course will be $3000 hich w ill cover the cost of books struction the use of the equipment and the use of the pool Registrations can be made for the Advanced Lifesaving class by calling Monday January 23 there will be no school because of the Teacher the Therefore Conference pool will be open from to 5 pm and 6 to 9 pm so all the children can go swimming 1988 was a good year at the West Millard Pool A total of 56862 people state of team The pool management wishes to say thank you for the support everyone 1988 gave the West Millard Pool in The management is looking forward to 1989 with enthusiasm for they feel that the for 1989 will be another good year West Millard Pool Winter Swimming Lessons Registrations are now being taken for the third session of the Winter Swim Lesson Program which will begin Monday January 16 For those of you who have morning kindergarten children but would like to have them take swimming lessons from Toni Toni will be offering a class for AM a m kindergarteners beginning after The afternoon swim classes taught by Cindy and Teresa w ill begin for the school age children at 3:30 pm Winter is a great time for a child to take swimming lessons The classes are small in size and each child is given much individual attention Enroll your child in the West Millard Pool's winter swimming lesson program and have himher on the road to being a swimmer by summer For the adults 14 years and older who do not know how to swim or would like to know how to swim better a class is being offered for them in the evenings at 7 pm This class will start when six adults have enrolled You would be surprised how well some of the adults have learned to swim V ho said “You can’t teach old dogs new tricks?” Enrolling in swimming lessons is an easy thing to do just call the pool at The cost for each swim lesson session is $1500 per student for the 10 lesson series Session 4 will begin Monday Tebruary 6 W- M Rec men’s basketball standings PetrolaneQuality Nickle Insurance M&N Rick’sQuality Over The Hill Gang The MD’s Courtesy Hardware Mike Rose InsTS Nielson Const Delta Valley Farms Utah DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF WILDLIFE RESOURCES Experience the Wildlife by Dave Smith Officer Conservation Rabbit and chuckar seasons still open Those of sou who are getting cabin fever with all this snow and want to get out and hunt a little should be taking advantage of the continuing cottontail rabbit and chuckar seasons Both species are still in season until January 31 Daily bag limits for cottontails and chuckars are 10 and 5 respectively Despite heavy local snows many of the canyons and mountains out west have been losing much of their snow cover soon after each snow Of course since they are not tied to water as they were at the beginning of the season chuckars may be a little harder to find now Cottontails have shown an increase over the last few years Rabbit populations are cyclic meaning that through the course of years populations will rise then crash then rise again Throughout the United States cottontails are the most popular game animal to hunt Surprisingly very few “cottontail” hunters are checked in the field in this county That’s unfortunate because there probably isn’t a better game species to train young hunters with than cottontails The fact that they are very good to eat should be more centive to some hunters Unlike which are not protected in jackrabbits Utah cottontail hunters need a combination or small game license So before boredom really sets in consider hunting some of Utah’s forgotten small game Chuckar program Those ol you who are interested in taking part in the DVVR's chuckar program may want to contact your local conservation officer The DWR will give young chuckars to individuals or groups to raise and release imo local chuckar habitat Individuals provide the pen food and care We recommend people take at least 50 birds to compensate for early mortali Leah and one daughters Samantha month old baby Lrikr They are from Salt Lake City and w re here from until Monday T last week To visit also with Bert and Norma Jensen were Mr s Richard Howell from Mapleton Mrs Bill Sperry Linda Greenhalth and two Nephi children Lindsy and Chad Nephi and Norma’s daughter Donna Jasperson and little daughter Tina Donna’s daughter is in Bolivia where she is serving a mission for the LDS Church Her brother was in an accident last summer which caused him to be paralyzed from his waist down He is able now after therapy to move his hands and arms We received a phone call from niece Maxine Doddenhoff in Rhode Island informing me of my sister's massive She is also Maxine's heart attack mother President and Mis Michael Rose and family Julie Dale and Jordan Dean invited folk Heber and Dora ty which often takes place Before some of you start thinking of raising 150 or more birds realize this birds must be weeks old kept until they are You’d be surprised how much feed 150 V grown chuckars will go through in a week We only want to give biros to those people who will give them proper care and release them when they are old enough to survive Rose to accompany them to Provo where they visited with sister Della Twitcheli In a rushing pressuring time we would pause to remind ouselves that the purpose of life is to understand that life is for fulfillment There are both the fulfillers and the destroyc rs There are always or most always the opposite forces which are pulling against the fulfillment then there are forces always crowding every being and structure out to its completest realization of itself Nature takes heed of every capacity which she finds anywhere and turns it into life— to make each imperfection a little less imperfect and more perfect There are those who have possession of destructive criticism that undermines others Fulfillment calls for sympathy intelligence patience and hope from those who build and not destroy Those who will reach out who encourage and strengthen |