Show Page t 6 - Millard I SPS ounty Thurs Jan 19 1909 A — ri J ffl Fillmore Middle School Mustangs I : Delta Middle School V4f ¥¥ JMHHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMr )anis Christensen Dennis Moore Deborah Dalton assist with the quilt project Quilt fundraiser DSE presents Carolyn Nielson Wendy Green Delta North salutes Wendy Green 6elta North t lementary is fortunate to have such an energetic PEA president this year President Wendy Cireen her board are to be comwith along mended for the exceptional job they ate the PI A is co Currently doing 2 two week Arts-isponsoring Lducation residencies at our school They have pledged $800 00 to this worthwhile project Monies for the project were raised through fundraisers such as the Halloween Carnival and the Secret Santa Workshop Wendy Green was born in Delta Utah She has lived in Delta Provo Cedar City Moab Monroe Richfield Utah She has two and Sutherland brothers and three sisters Wendy attended Delta Quaine and Provost I lementaries She also amended Provo and Cedar High School She has also completed college work at SUSC She is married to Garth Green originally from Cedar City The couple met at a Triday the thirteenth dance! The Greens have five children namely: Lori Jeffery Bradley Michael and Phillip W endy enjoys bung active She has worked as a cleaning lady a clerk a waitress a mom wife neighbor etc In her spare time Wendy enjoys painting pictures and houses sewing cooking and camping Trom her Kindergarten years at Delta Flementary (our very own school) Wendy remembers drinking milk from pint sired glass bottles and enjoying the crackers that were served along with the milk (Mr Bassett remembers the very same thing') Wendy ts enjoying her association with DNES staff members and is happy to work with them We assure her we are honored to work with her and wish President Green and the PTA Board much success in their luture endeavors Ve welcome Mrs yy pf 7:15 The staff student body and PTA of Delta North Elementary cordially invite the public to attend an Arts in F Ojxn House to be held in the DNES Media Center on Thursday January 19 1989 from 5 to 6 p m Student art woik will be displayed at the open house The art woik has been completed as pari of two art’s residenat our cies that have been school during the past two weeks Our students have been thrilled with the woik and companionship of Utah artists Bi uce Hucko and Bn Matheson Hucko in pinhole specializes and visual arts while photography Matheson works with papier mache fish sculptures Each of our students have had an opportunity to work with one of the two artists during their stay at our school he ait’s residencies are sponsored in part by the Delta North Elementary PTA the Utah Arts Council the National Endowment for the Arts and DM S We appreciate the matching funds ftom each of the above named sponsors that have helped to make this worthwhile project possible for our students t Tamra H Young Tillmore David R Brown Vickie A Hare Kathryn C Hunt Doris C McVey Jenifer Wright Yeng Yang Hinckley Valerie P Mason John R Wagner Holden Pauline F Zeigler Kanosh Tamara S Minton Lamia K Robinson Meadow: Michael D Hare Oak City Lori H Fullmer Jayne T Smith i r i at on Hwy 6 Plaza the Pendray “LAND BEFORE TIME” & 9:00 pm Rated G SHOW ONLY on Sundays and Mondays EARLY OLIVER Twin 7:00 by Jason North IOOCOOOQ8QOO8I Disappointment for debators Education Thru Jan 26 52C E Topaz Blvd Twin 2 ONLY l ast Tuesday Jan 10 the Delta High Debate earn attended a tournament in Mt Pleasant Although they did not place the 2 man debate team won one round and Nathan Tenney almost had his bill passed said Paula “We weie disappointed” Nielson Catrina Oliver believes that he debate team would be able to do a better job if they had more members “W e can’t compete against 60 member debate teams” she said The debate team will travel to St Geoige this weekend lor another tournament DHS events MRS HELEN HERSLEFF 93 says she "wants to see those kids get to France" so she donated $23 An example of the finest public support Choir thanks public The DHS Acappella Choir and Parent Committee would like to publicthank those people and businesses that have willingly donated to the ranee Turid W’e would especially like to thank the Chronicle Progress for their willingness to give us free advertising to get our message out to the public and the Pizi Rick’s Restaurant House have donated free dinners as prizes for some of the events Dove’s worked with us in have and Thriftway the many supplies we have needed Also Thriftway’s Coke product sales netted $360 for the choir City Cafe and Rancher sold many Rifle Raffles and Plaza Theatre has offered Sat Matinees 1PP donated their recrea tional facilities for the New Years Dance and many businesses around town maintain Trance Lund “drop stands Delta t boxes” at their Sports sold many rifle tickets and phea sant badges plus sold the rifle to the Am Legion at wholesale So you can see the Delta businesses have been a great help to the choir’s fund raising efforts Following is a list of more ap preciated donors: Dora Walker Helen Gwen Hersleff Mabei Bonner Hunter Neil rmlinson Glen Swalberg I eammgton Fine Arts Roger Moon Norma Bangerter Blue Notes Stanley Giles Stanford & Shirley Cazter ly Thurs Jan 19: Wrestling against Manti in Delia Gu Is basketball at South Sevier Fri Jan 20: Sr Assembly 1st Millard at period Boys basketball Delta WTestling at Vernal Sat Jan 21: Sr Ball at the DHS gym W'ed Jan 25 Boys basketball against Juab at Delta Thurs Jan 26 Girls basketball S Sevier at Delta Fri Jan 27 Boys basketball at Hurricane Sat Jan 28 Region wrestling in Della Reading aloud to children is one way parents can help their younglearn to read G “THE ACCUSED” Tuesday Jodie Foster Rated R Adults $3 Discount Nights 17 4 Adult- Linder S2 00 4 Senior inzens 52 ndcr 4 Senior 00 ( inzens Shows subject to change due to availability For more information call 8644551 X 00 Jason North Spotlight on Sterling Scholars Jason North is the Social Studies Sterling Scholar this year at Millard High School He has been active in many aspects of school activities He has been on the yearbook staff for three years and is currently the student body reporter Jason has been of the school plays and in many musicals during his years at Millard High School As a member ol the Academic Decathlon team for two years Jason won a silver medal last year in social studies at state competition and a bronze medal foi fine arts He organized a mock election this year for the Presidential race and is cuirently woi on a project to furnish each home room with an American flag Jason is serving as the senior class social manager and directed the senior assembly for senior ball He has been a member ol the National Honor Society for three years Jason is the son of Dean and Celine North of Holden District Court of Honor held sters 8:30 ONLY computer room It is expected that all Delta Middle School students will have had or will now have computer experience Patrons wishing to make donations will send the money to school with students Teachets will list patron’s name on tickets upon receipt of the contribution then place tickets in the barrel There will not be door soliciting MHS NEWS Nielson to our —r THEATRE PLAZA TWIN i Amy DNES hosts Arts in and The Office of Admmissions Records at Snow College has released its list of honor students for tall quarter 1988 The following students from Millard County are on the list Andrea Allan David J Delta Allred Elden A Bishop Christy C Crafts Mary K Kathy T Crafts oltz Karen R George Debora H Jaramillo liabeth Howell Denise S Ladawna H Panhorst Morgan Patricia S Rich Kathy Y Walker i ROW Left to Right: Joana Shepard Lisa Beckstrand Alisha Perkins Ginger Christensen back row Christa Jacobson (Editor) Edwards Dana Wright Kevin lindstrom and lames Dean Not pictured Amber Davies FRONT The following Adult Education Classes will be offered at Millard High School for the Winter Semester: AutoAVelding Shop Computers and Word Processing and Preparation for the GED Test Registration for these classes will be held Wednesday January 25 1989 at 7:00 PM at Millard High School Cost is $3900 per course for high school graduates and current high school students There is no cost for over-1years of age For more information call 4 or The Millard District held a district Court of Honor on January 15 The meeting was conducted by Preston Rowley senior patrol leader of host troop 20T In addition to merit badges the following scouts received rank advancements- Troop 202 Coty Day Goby and John Hone Tenderfoot Loren Tylo Robison Boy Scout Purcell 2nd Class Brandon Jackson 1st Class Troop 203 Boa Hoang and David Jacobsen Scout Brent Bergner and Jeremy Cobb Tenderfoot Brent Thompson First Class Preston Rowley Star Matt Campbell Life Troop 205 George Masner and Jim Stephenson Second Class Troop 206 Justin Carier Joey Schutz and Franky Treeman 2nd Class Cody Talbot and Gordon Robison 1st Class Dustan Justin Talbot and Spencer Starley Robison Varsity Letter Troop 207 Aaron Anderson Tenderfoot Jarrod Neil Shumway Hemming George Behunin Cammeron Whaicott 2nd Class Lorm Shumway and Kvle Higgs Star Troop 208 Dusty Boles Tenderfoot Steven Miller 2nd Class Troop 209 Scout Bart Giles Barry Christensen Brian Bartholomew Cole Cooper Tenderfoot Jeremy Whipple t Dr Eleanor school Snow College honor students i FMS newspaper staff chosen Mrs Carolyn Nielson is a new teacher at Delia South f lementary this year She teaches the third grade and is affectionately known as Nielson Her hobbies ate painting ceramics cooking then eating jogging and other outdoor activities Mrs Nielson gtew up in Kay sv tile Utah and graduated from Davis High School She is also a graduate of Utah State University with a Bachelor of Science in I lementary Education Carolyn became a teachei because she enjoys woikmg with children She says “I believe that children should be taught with a positive altitude Fvery child needs to be praised for what they can do at their individual levels ” A beautiful quilt will be the only fundraiser for Delta Middle School this year Delta Middle School PTA and faculty helped with the project “We need the cooperation of all the leaner school's patrons” said Dr Dalton principal I unds will be used for the purchase of an Apple II GS Professional Computer System which will complement the newly remodeled Skeem I Jody Ashman Spotlight on Sterling Scholars Millard High School’s English Sterling Scholar is Jody Ashman Jody is the editor of the yearbook this year and has a real love for journalism She has won several awards at a yeaibook wotkshop and is using the techniques she learned in putting out this years yearbook Jody played a lead in this vears school play the female version of The Odd Couple and has been a membet ol the M H S diama club for two years She was a member ol the Spanish club and served as secretary and she also is a member ol the Science Club Jody held several leadership positions including president ol the M H S chapter of the Nation Honor Society secretary of the senior class and the secretaiy of the J S A She enjoys wot king in the community and has served on the I illmore Youth Citv Council as reporter and historian Besides sei ving as a candy striper at the local hospital Jody also holds a job working at Pioneer Matket She recently attended Curls’ State at SUSC In school Jody tutors a sophomore nglish class and just recently completed teaching poetry to a class at the middle school She enjoys spending time with her family reading and writing She has won several writing awards in the American I egion Essay contests the county fair and the Reflections program Jody is the daughter of Joe and Arvadale Ashman of f illmore 1st Class Greg Roper 2nd Class Brett Cummings and Brandon Cummings Siar An Eagle Court of Honor was also held and Morgan Christensen and “Trail of the agle” was given by his father Dave Chrisensen His Eagle involved project constructing permanent dugout benches at the new fields in Fillmore Curtis' “Trail to Tagle” was presented by his scoutmaster Harvey Gates Curtis built a work bench in the Holden fire for his I agle project Dave and Kay Christensen parents of Morgan presented then son with the Robert Eagle badge Curtis' parents and Ralene Stevens presented him with his Eagle badge In return each a miniature badge on his pmned mother’s lapel and a tie tac was given to each father |