Show Community Profile Ihurs July LSPS Millard County 20 1989 - Page J Front left to right: Anna Ward Burgundy Rich Bonnie Hansen Shelbee Jenson Morgan Reilly Back left to right: Cindy Cropper Jody Bishop Natalie Losee Justin Losee Darcy Hales Crystal Howes DeAnn Warnick Emily Shelley Marci Ludwig Babysitter class graduates Another class of west Millard area youngsters has graduated from the “Safe Sitters” program held periodically at the Delta Community Medical Center The group of 14 kids graduated from the course Thursday July 3 The first class graduated in January The second session was held in April Another class will be scheduled “probably during Christmas vacation” instructor Ruth Hansen said In the course students learn babysitting techniques that cover care of infants toddlers and school age children Safety tips accident management and resusitation are also learned Cost of the program is S15 pier student Contact the hospital for details Pat Trujillo The clock is back clock that once adorned the First Security Bank sign on Delta's Street removed when the bank changed signs last winter is back It's on the other side of the street and a few blocks down but it keeps time as it traditionally did The doc k is on the roof of Travel Time a local travel agency owned by Cil and Pat Trujillo Travel Time was once called Skyways Travel The Trujillos acquired the clock from First Security to coincide with the name change “"I thought that clock needed a home' Pat said "so I contacted First Security and they were glad to give it to us to keep it in town" First Security Bank officials offered the dock to the city when it was taken down last winter but the city declined the offer With the exception of the digital display on the roof of the Rancher Cafe Main Street travelers had to do without the traditional dock Until now The dock is hack The Main women) for Delta Fire Department by hen Rand The Delta Volunteer Fire Department is looking for a few good men (or women) to join the team The department has an authorized capacity of 30 Right now there are 21 volunteers They are: Lynn Ashby Dave Anderson Bryce Ashby Jay Bohn Scott Bruce Curtis Hale Jeffery Correy Shaun Maxfield Kenneth Jeffery Scott Nickie Devon Peterson Kennard Riding Steve Riding Don Robinson Steven Jacobson Rodger Scoviile Peter Carter Keith Johnson Dennis and Cary Roush Quinton Zitting Meinhardt The volunteers come from all walks of life They are employees of Lovell Inc IPP Ace Hardware Hale’s ExBrush Tarmer’s cavation Supply Wellman Allred Equipment Insight TV Delta Glass a chiropractor a mortician CPA Conoco distributor motel owner merchants businessmen counsheriff’s deputy ty road employee retired postal employee farmers and others Success of the department dependb Fire Chief on employer cooperation Bryce Ashby said “Before we put anybody on the department” he said “we have to have assurances from their employer that they can normally get away and take care of their fire duties We don’t want to cause any problems between firemen and their employers We want the employer to feel good about letting hib man go and help” The department was organized m 1941 and joined the state association in 1946 Oldest membership is held by Jay Bohn who joined the department in 1957 There are nine empty pair of boots at the fire station station that Assistant Lire Chief Lynn Ashby would like to fill “We can maintain well with 20 firemen” he said “but you’re counting on those firemen being there more of the time If we had 30 firemen n would give us more leeway” Often more firefighterb will respond to a call then are needed for that fire Lynn Ashby said “That’s a pretty 4-- H good feeling” Bryce Ashby said as many people are standing by as are actually fighting any given fire “That’s the way we want it” he said Even in a major fire Delta is never left unprotected Through reciprocal agreements backups could be called from Fillmore Hinckley and other departments What does it take to be a volunteer “Number one” Bryce firefighter? Ashby said “you have to be about half It’s crazy to join It takes dedication not all glory but it’s just a k4 of nari dirty work and they have to be able and willing to do it” Training sessions are scheduled twice a month “We do a lot of training” Lynn Ashby said “We have training up in Orem every August Sometimes we have state people come down here and train us Right now we’re getting ready to take a first responder fu st aid class” A meeting is held every Wednesday except the second Wednesday of the month Qualifications also include certifiable good health Volunteers are not paid Then why do they do it? The answer may lie somewhere in the words of this poem displayed on the wall at the Delta Volunteer Fire Station: THE FIREMAN’S PRAVER When I am called to duty God wherever flames may range Give me the strength to save some life whatever be it’s age Help me embrace a little child before it is too late Or save an older person from the horrors of that fate Fnubie me to be alert and hear the weakest shout And quickly and efficiently put the fire out I want to fill my calling and to give the best in me To guard my every neighbor und protect his property And if according to yout will I am to gie my life Please bless with your protecting hand my children and my wife news Contests The Millard County were held on July 5 in Fillmore The won in their category following and will be competing at the State Contest in Logan and illustrated In demonstrations talks: Shalmte Tracy Kristen Burns and Michelle Chantberland all in horse Bennett demonstration Stephanie Dan plant pressing demonstration Nielson illustrated talk on beryllium Darcy Robinson and Julie Watson will be competing in public speaking Becky Taylor and Ann Marie Lake prepared and served a meal to the judges they will be competing in the meal preparation contest The beef ambassador contest is new must tell about the this year importance of the beef industry and then prepare a dish that contains beef Beverly Taylor will represent Millard County in this contest The horse judging and hose bowl teams consist of 4 young ladies that really know their stuff they are Missy Sides Krtsten Burns Jamie Peterson and Jackie Skeem Bennett and Brandon Stephanie Anderson will be competing in the crops judging contest Jessica and Brandon Anderson will be showing everyone at the state con tests their tractor driving skills Brandon Anderson and Tiftanie Robins will be our livestock judging team Extension Agent Jody Gate conducted the shooting sports The competed in 3 areas rifle shotgun and archery Sam Draper and Dan Nielson will be competing in all 3 areas Brooke Peterson and Beverly Taylor will be competing in shotgun and rifle Lisa Nielson will be shooting in rifle The style dress review is the contest that shows off our best seamstresses Lisa Nielson and Katrina Hirschi will have a chance to win a Bernina Serger at the state contests The talent show concluded tne days competed activities 4 talented Lisa Nielson pe formed a piano solo Stephanie Bennett played a number on her flute Ann Marie Lake did a vocal solo and Beverly Tuylor dtu a clogging routine to all the winners ongratulations Ttny will all be competing at the state contest n Logan on July 27 28 and 29 Good luck Pioneer Day celebration The Juab County Daughters ofUtah Pioneers are sponsoring a gala Pioneer Day Celebration at the Nephi City Park on Monday July 24 1989 Activities will begin at 4 pm with a Primary Children's Parade followed by an entertaining program at 5 pm Other activities will include coni dogs brownies and root beer The group extends an invitation for ' eryone to attend and have an enjoyable time 4-- H Spotlight When farmers around the West Millard area are looking for people to do custom work a lot of them call the Robert Anderson home in Oasis Robert and Dorothy have 2 lop farm hands who can do just about anything when it comes to farming Jessica and Brandon Anderson are 2 that keep busy all year long In the summer they do custom wotk that ranges from discing to swathing in the winter they are workand hay ing with the animals to get them ready for the stockshow Jessica is 17 and will be a Senior at Delta High School She has been volved in for several years and has had projects that include cooking and beef and swine sewing photography Jessica loves to wotk with production the animals she even had a little pig named after her when it decided to move in the house She fed it on a bottle and raised it like it was a kid She also has a big heart Last year her younger brother’s pig died and since was his first year to show she gave him her pig and she wasn’t able to participate at the stockshow Jessica is a member of the Millard Teen Council and will County also be competing at the State Contests in Tractor Driving Jessica has won many awards for het work in She has won a wetner pig for her swine record book She has won many ribbons for her swme and beef projects In photography she has won muit) blue ribbons and had her pictures go to state fair Jessica is an accomplished scuba diver She has dove off the California coast where she brought up starfish abulony shells and snails The snatls survived the trip back to Utah m bet dive bag Jessica loves to horseback ride and she also likes to go camping and deet hunting with her family She also likes to take care of her hamsters even ll hei dud calls them rats Brandon doesn’t have to grow up u see his dreams come true At the ripe old age of 14 he bought his own swather and is custom cutting hay in the Delta area He has to make a S4000 payment every year so he keeps pretty busy last year he even showed a profit When it conies to winning awards Brandon did his share this year during the stockshow He won a wemer pig tor Outstanding Swme Record Book He won a wallet for outstanding Beef record book He won the Rate of Gam contest and placed 3rd m the Carcass Contest Brandon is also a very good Fits pictures have won photographer the Grand Sweepstakes at the Millard County Fair the pictures have then gone on to compete at the Utah State Fair Teen Brandon serves on the Council and has helped sell snowcone during the stockshow Brandon is also involved nr FF A ai Delta High School He served on the Dance Committee and helped with the Sweetheart Contest Millard Brandon will represent con County in 3 areas at the State test in Logan He will be competing m Tractor Driving Livestock Judging and Crop Judging Life is never dull at the Anderson home Once when mom and the kids were coming home from town they found an injured seagull they look it home and bandaged it’s wing (after it had a fit in the bathioomj then they went out to find some worms fci it to eat Meanwhile Dad came home and couldn’t find anyone hen he went to the bathroom thete was blood all over the walls and floor needless to say he thought something terrible had happened then he looked out and saw everyone feeding worms to the seagull he was very relieved Robert and Doiothy have done a great job with their kids They have taught them how to woik and have supported them in all of their activities family They are a greai Canadian woman hurt in accident A Canadian woman at reponed in serious condition Sunday at LDS Hospital after being thrown from a van that rolled on north of Fillmo’e Kaien Wiltse 33 ol Calgary AJbei-twas one of beven people riding in the van when the driver lost control arid the vehicle rolled m the freeway median Utah Highway Patrol offiter V oik Shields said the accident occuied at about 6 45 a m Sunday morning Wiltse and her daughter Jarrue were thrown out when the bak doors of the van sprung open on impact wnf the ground Wiltse was talen to illmoie Community Hospital befeue being flown by helicopter to LDS A nursing supervisor said Hospital Wihse was in senous condition Sunday afternoon She head mjuiy and Jarrue Vufise illmoie hospital was suffering from a two broken wnsu was Healed at the and leleased Shauna 4 Km Wihse 9 and Danny 25 of Ca'gan we'e also Marzaja nta'ed for mmoi injuries at Fillmore and released Driver of the van Floyd Mana’a 27 of Calgary was in stable condmoD ai the Fillmoie hospraJ on Sunday as as Allan Vt lhse Road blocks The Utah Highway Pa'roJ will be conducting a senes of road blocks in Miiaid Coun'y ir ihe new three (3) mom hs CELEBRATE JULY 21 22 & AT THE Hinckley KUdbeq RODEO WSRA Sanctioned Bareback Bronc Riding Saddle Bronc Riding Bull Riding Team Roping Calf Roping Steer Wrestling Barrell Racing 0 htdu NiFiun 2nc utHMium! km" Kmtin buM ‘it dfU’iKmn' Qun SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY JULY 21 SATURDAY JULY 22 Jr Rodeo 7:30 Parade S:30 am pm WSRA Rodeo 8:00 CfTY pm Lucal entries will be accepted at the Hinckley Town Office on July 14 from B am until 11 OB am 804 3022 PARK Pioneer Program 10:30 am Dinner 12:00 Noon Kids Sports 2:00 pm Ball Game 3:00 pm Hootenanny 5:00 pm Jr Rodeo 7:39 pm WSRA RODEO 8:00 pm M££e zt E&cklry WaxmLLCe EJUO - ST0XT COLD JTTEE jkBL (rig&t zhtt redtc) |