Show Pg IS - Millard Coaaty EM s Girls’ Babe Ruth softball June Schedule June 2 Minors Daves vs Scipio (North Park) Meadow vs Holden Majors Carlings vs Scipio (North Park) Kanosh vs Holden June 5 Majors Holden vs Carlings DCR vs Scipio (Little League Field) June 9 Minors Scipio vs Holden Daves vs Meadow (Little League) Majors DCR vs Kanosh (North Park) Scipio vs Holden June 12 Kanosh Carlings DCR vs Kanosh Majors Scipio vs DCR (Little League) June 16 Majors Holden vs vs Carlings June 19 Majors Scipio vs Carlings Holden vs Kanosh The first team listed is the home team Minor league games begin at 5:00 pm Major league games begin at 630 pm New policy on North Park baseball lights Fillmore City has adopted a new policy regarding use of the North Park Baseball lights The city will not charge for use of the lights but will start locking the lights in order to more closely monitor their use Those wishing to use the lights should obtain the key on the day of use from the Fillmore City offices The key is to be returned the same evening in the new drop box installed window The at the can also be used to pay electric bills LSPS Thun June S I9W Big Game Applications available Free kid’s fishing derby is National Fishing Week June so get out your fishing poles and “catch” up on some of the best fishing in the state In order to “lure” more into the excitement of youngsters fishing the Fillmore Ranger District Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Wildlife and the Millard County a Kid’s are sponsoring Federation Fishing Derby on June 10 1989 This “striking” event will be held on a one mile stretch of Corn Creek next to the Adelaide Campground Registration will be at Adelaide from 7:30 am to 8 30 a m followed by a brief orientation on rules safety “hot tips” etc The derby will begin at 900 and continue until 11:30 The awards ceremony will follow at 12:00 with prizes for Biggest Fish First Fish Caught Ugliest Fish Prettiest Fish Clean Fisherper-sonThis and Good Sportsmanship derby is for kids ages 12 and under with the catch limit set by the Division of Wildlife at 4 fish per child No minnows or corn can be used Pioneer Market will provide free soda for all participants but please bring your own lunch So “rise” and shine and join in on the fun Friday June 9 is a free camping night in all National Forest Campgrounds and June 10 is a statewide free fishing day (no license required) so this will be a great opportunity to take the family out for lots of fun Fishing and camping in your National Forests All other fishing restrictions apply so check on the regulations concerning the area in which you will be fishing Results of MHS tennis tournament The 1989 Big Game Proclamation and limited entry applications will be available at your local license agents beginning June 10 The Board of Big Game Control held the public meetings throughout Utah and adopted the new rules and regulations in May Then the Division of Wildlife Resources sent the final copy to the printer May 20 The and has been completed printing is distribution of the proclamations underway to apply for wishing Sportsmen special drawings will have a month to have their applications in before the deadline ends Bowling news We are so excited to announce Lee Jensen finished 7th place in the Bowlers Journal Tournament held at Witchita Kansas Congratulations Lee Lisa and Leslie brought their grandma from Salt Lake City in to open bowl while she was down visiting the new baby so we rolled out our new bumper pads for the girls Great news they both rolled higher games than their grandma Way to go girls Something new at Plaza Lanes! Red Pin Bowling bowling every Monday night Win free bowling passes Bob Dalton went to Salt Lake Saturday to bowl the State Finals Qualifying Round for Team USA This is a chance to become a member of the US Olympic Bowling Team Good luck! Pat Teeples and Rosalie Denton participated in the State Seniors Tournament in Pleasant Grove on Saturday They bowled well and had a great time EM Little League Major League standings as of May MHS recently had a tennis tournament under the directon of Coach Tracy Keel The results are as follows: Boys: Matt Dastrup 1st John Limburg 2nd 1st Girls: Noe Yamaguchi Julie Speakman 2nd Kathy Adams 3rd Swim pool news Secret Color Day is a fun day at the W est Millard Pool Every Friday afternoon from 1:30 to 5 pm a person can go swimming for free if heshe is wearing the secret color (it must be on the clothing) for that particular day The color changes each Friday so a person does not know what the color will be from week to week Some of the jouth who come to swim on Friday afternoons have the system down pat for they wear about every color imaginable The youth look like rainbows walking through the door People with swimming passes can play the game too If a pass holder has the secret color on a one day free swim pass is given to himher so the pass holder can in turn bring a friend to swim for nothing 92 children are in the first session of summer swimming lessons This session will go through Friday June 9 Session two begins Monday June 12 It has been a management goal to have each staff member at the West Millard Pool recertified in the new American Red Cross Aquatics proeven though the Red grams by June Cross has given until December of 1990 to have everyone recertified The pool management feels it is extremely important to keep up to date on all the changes in the Red Cross programs The Delta Torpedoes Summer Swim Team is off to a great start Over 50 youth from ages five to 18 years are participating The torpedoes first swim meet for this summer will be held on Saturday June 17 in Cedar City Summer Swimming Lessons Session two of the West Millard Community Swimming Pool’s American Red Cross summer “Learn to Swim” program begins Monday June 12 Many classes are full but there are still some openings at the 9 and am times depending on the class A Boy Scout Lifesaving Merit Badge Course is being offered at 11 am in Session two Registrations are now being taken for Session three which will begin Monday June 26 There are six sessions in the West Millard Pool’s summer “Learn to Swim” program Each session runs two weeks in length and the DHS Class of cost is $15 per student per session Class hours are 9 10 and am with several classes being held at the same time in different parts of the pool This arrangement enables children in the same family of different skill levels to take swimming lessons the same hour In Session three an Intermediate class will be offered at 10 am (Intermediate follows Advanced Beginners) and in Session four at 10 am a Swimmers Class (Swimmer follows Intermediate) will be offered To register for summer swimming lessons call the pool at ’29 is still making history This may be our last reunion but in the great Hereafter with a far and dearer view we will have one grand reunion teachers friends and classmates that met in that old schoolhouse where our “Tree of knowledge grew” Adult Swimming Lessons Beginning Monday June 26 through Friday July 7 an adult swimming class will be held at the West Millard Pool between 5 and 6 pm 5 and 6 pm is when the pool is closed for cleaning so no one is in the water The class will go every week day for two weeks and the cost will be $15 If you don’t know how to swim or you would like to swim better this swimming class if your opportunity to learn The adult swimming class is for ages 14 years and up You can register for this class by calling Diving Class Session three June 26 to July 7 a diving class will be offered at the West Millard Pool at am The proper approach and proper method of diving will be taught off the low (one meter) board Anyone who swims well enough to swim in deep water will qualify to take the diving class The course will cost $15 for the 10 lessons For more information and to register for the diving class call the pool at For us still here we ask a benefidence We think the view is great from here this point in time But whoever gets to be The last leaf on the tree” Will still remember Delta High School teachers friends and classmates a school without a schoolhouse and the Class of ’29 The 6th graduating class of the DHS the Class of 1929 is the first graduating class to meet in reunion after 60 years Fourteen of the sixty three who graduated attended a dinner and reunion at the Chuck a Rama on Highland Drive in Salt Lake City There were others of the class who were not able to attend It was a great reunion We read each others name tags put our arms around each other cried a little and laughed together All the graduates of those early years were invited Sixty eight were there Some with spouses some alone John Hermon “Red” Steele was the master of ceremonies Dorothy Bunker Baker paid tribute to Howard Dorius who died of a heart attack while going over last plans for the reunion Alvin Bishop of the Class of 1930 paid tribute to Dean Freeman Peterson who died in April Alvin and Dean Freeman were Engineers and teachers at the USU There were many reminicenses and stories well remembered There was a time an old farm wagon appeared on the top of the High School building No one took credit Fred Finlinson of the Class of 1926 said “I really wanted to come but I didn’t think I would see so many old Dive for Money and Prizes Day A fun Dive for Money and Prizes Day is coming up Thursday June 8 at 2 pm at the West Millard Community Swimming Pool Youth from the ages of two to 16 years will try their luck at diving for money and colored washers which are thrown into the pool The colored washers are turned in for prizes The youth dive in age groups which makes it fair for everyone Every child is a winner even if heshe finds nothing on the bottom of the pool A treat is given to each person who participates The pool’s second diving day for this summer will be Thursday July 13 people” There are many great families whose children all graduated from DHS One of these was the Ben and Francetta All ten of their Sampson family children graduated five were in attendance at the reunion Melba 1926 Charles 1928 Mable 1929 Faris and Rho Anne Many who came had traveled long distances to be there Dortha Pace Walker came from Bloomington California Marcel Lauper came from San Leandro California Mable Sampson Chapman from North Carolina There were letters and cards from those who would have liked to have ” been there but could not The reunion was organized by Dorothy Bunker Baker assisted by John Hermon “Red” Steele Maola Jones Rider and Howard Dorius It is really a labor of love to hunt down all the addresses of a class after sixty years 1929 was a memorable year Herbert Hoover was the President of the United States It was the year of the market crash that was the beginning of the “Great Depression” It was the time we sat by our radios and listened to “Amos and Andy” and danced in the old Marsoni Hall to “Tiptoe Through the Tulips” and “Shine On Harvest Moon” for recreation It was the year when the Delta High School burned to the ground during the Christmas holiday burning all tlv equipment books and records It was the year we went to school after the burning at 7:30 in the morning for the High School and at o’clock for the grade school children Classes were held in the Hotel any place space could be found It was the year the graduation exercises were held on the stage of the old Delta Theater The reunion was great It was filled with memories Memory is a gift After another ten years the survivors in plan to meet again probably Dorothy Baker's living room by Mary Henrie Spencer Scoville’s name is again appearing in the Swimming Pool news Spencer just finished his 300th mile of swimming at the West Millard Pool on May 22 There are only three other swimmers who have swum this far at the pool At the age of 15 Spencer has acearned many swimming Who knows the way complishments he is swimming Spencer might be the first simmer at the West Millard Pool to reach the 500 mile mark Good job! Memorial weekend officially kicked off the summer schedule at the pool The pool was a busy place Besides the many people who came to swim two family reunions were also held at the pool on Saturday The pool management has had to set a new ruling at the pool because of the accidents which have been occuring In the month of May two youth split open their heads doing back flips off the edge of the pool Somehow when the youth do a back flip they jump straight up instead of back and come down on their head hitting the edge of the pool The pool management has always been concerned with safety so they have decided not to allow back flips off the side anymore Delta Golf news For years you've known us by many different names But always as the phone company Today we're much more than that We're U S WEST Communications helping you communicate with a wide choice of products and services for the telecommunications user We're U S WEST Cellular and U S WEST Paging offering a full range of mobile communications products and services We're U S WEST Financial Services providing corporate financing and asset-baselending around the world And to name but a few more we're also U S WEST International U S WEST Direct and Applied Communications Inc In other words U S WEST is many kinds of businesses many kinds of people serving many kinds of dreams And no matter which name or names you come to know us by that sense of caring and spirit of innovation we believed in at the turn of the century we still believe today We're simply not just a phone anymore vh&vest: Making the most of your time!' Keith Sawaya braved the wind Tuesday night to win the Men’s Club event while Gene Zwaryck captured the net division We’d like to encourage more of the 44 members of the Men’s Club to participate in upcoming events The Ladies Club planted a beautiful apple tree in memory of their friend Lynn Larson Afterwards Louise Allen and Jo Nickle were top point getters in the Wednesday Ladies Club event IPSC held a scramble Thursday with Lamar Carroll Lee Jensen Carl Willden and Jerry McCann walking away winners A strong group of 19 played and interest is high for the 7th Annual IPP Golf Tournament June 23 & 24 Only 90 players will be allowed so get your entry in soon! June 10 will be the Ladies Club Invitational and entries are expected from Salt Lake Ely and more Sat June 3 at 10 there will be a No Alibi Tourney followed at i by the beginning of the Delta Junior Golf program All ages and ability level players are encouraged to attend the testing and tournament play Thanks to Brad Jensen at Desert Sage for allowing the golf course to advertise on his highway sign The 17th of June we will have the 1st Night tournament at the course Florescent balls are used and the fun never ends! Myth: If a person's blood pressure is checked and it’s normal there Is no need to have it checked again during his lifetime Fact: Even people with normal blood pressure should have their Mood pressure checked on an annnal basis I US EST Inc At Gooseberry Camp near Salina Utah will be held a special Outdoor Adventure Camp (formerly Conservation Camp) for youth age 14 years to 19 years It will be held June Along with just having fun and meeting new people there will be shooting sports range wildlife forestry canoeing volleyball and others If you are interested please contact the USU Extension Service by June 9 There will be a charge of $4000 covering all expenses and housing which can be lowered by sponsors So if you don’t have the money but the time still check with us We will be looking for interested adults for chaperones also An application will need to be filled out tt-fHtWEST MILLARD t PLAZA LANES Bowling Bumpers are here! no none emmusi Cant In tnJ hy Hun tall Junior Leagues 0 1989 Outdoor Adventure Camp 4-- H SIGN start June UP N0WI 1216 |