Show West Millard History Millard Countv Chronicle District Court activities The following actions were recorded in 4 th District Court session in Fillmore Wednesday Jan 31: Matter in the case of Richard Lee Crawford was continued to Friday Feb 23 in Provo Probation termination was ordered for Joseph August Wolfgramm Counsel for Tommy Wayne Theobald requested bail be reduced to $15000 Counsel for the state agreed A real property bond was received by the court and the defendant was released Matter in the case of Alex Lopez Progress February 22 1990 Page 3 charged with second degree burglary amended was continued to Feb 14 for sentencing because court and counsel had not seen presentencing report Defendant was remanded to custody of the Sheriff Mark Allen Crandall appeared on a waiver of extradition hearing Defendant agreed to si gn w ai ver if State would drop felony charges pending against his wife The Slate agreed and defendant signed waiver of extradition to Michigan Judge Ray M Harding presided Hinckley Lions donate to Eye Bank the McComick School House fall of 1919 Evan Johnson in dark suit sits on pile odf lumber center of picture Great Basin Museum Picture Building McComick Topic of Meeting March 8th The settlement of between Delta and Fillmore will be the subject of the meeting of the Great Basin Historical Society on Thursday March 8thMaterial for the evening will include information compiled by the Carrie N Clark and later added to by LaVell Johnson Slides will be shown of the area when it was a little community complete with church and school There are pictures of the settlers of the area in many of the slides Anyone who has lived there long ago or whose family lived pioneered there is urged to attend and share their experiences The meeting will be held in the Delta City Building at 7:00 pm Refreshments will be served and everyone is welcome Ni The Hincldcy Lions Club has donated $600 to the Utah Lions Foundation Eye Bank and Eye Research Laboratory The money will go toward purchase of equipment for the B ank and Lab now under construction The club made a $600 donation to the Utah Lions Foundation last spring through a Journey for Sight program This year’s donation is from proceeds of the Demolition Derby which is held each year on July 24th “None of these funds arc used for wages advertising rent and so on" club member Clark Hardy said “All monies go into the project and use for the project" H ardy sits on the Utah Lions Foundation Board of Trustees He is also the Lions Club Journey for S ighl Chairm an The Journey for Sight program also raised $200 that was sent to Lions International Foundation for the purpose of diabetes research Proceeds from the Demolition Derby also goes for purchasing eyeglasses for needy school children Money also goes to the local Extended Care Facility and other worthwhile local projects “We certainly appreciate the support we have received from the local communities" Hardy said “Without you giving us this support we could do nothing We feel like we have made life better for others” Pesticide Applicator Training Growers who need to obtain or renew pesticide application license are encouraged to attend the Annual Pesticide Applicator Training Workshop It will be held March 2nd in Fillmore form 9:00 am to Noon at the Pahvant Senior Citizen Center located at 55 South 400 West Howard Deere Extension Pesticide Specialist and Joe Beckstrand Utah Department of Agriculture Pesticide Director will provide the training Left to right: Deb Greathpuse Amy Wright and Gwen Hunter Libraries get county money The County Library Board fulfilling a commitment made last year has given the Delta and Fillmore city libraries $1000 each to help complete some literacy classes They will be used for that in Fillmore too Hunter said “We have three classes going now" she said There are two computers in the Delta projects The checks were presented at the board meeting Friday Feb 16 at South Elementary School in Della They were presented to Fillmore librarian Gwen Hunter and Delta librarian Deb Greathouse In Fillmore the money will help cut down on administrative book work “We’re applying this money toward purchase of a computer" Hunter said “We're going to do checkout on it plus we’re going to get our catalog on it library Both libraries are computerizing their catalog systems The Library B oard is try ing to get a computerized list of books in all county libraries and in the bookmobiles so anyone wanting a specific book in the county can find it In addition books will soon be checked out by a bar code s imil ar to that used at grocery store checkout counters “It alleviates a lot of extra book work” board member Kevin Chapman said School libraries are working on the program eventually" In Delta computers are used in adult Utah Power Announces ''frrVtSSSf 3 Isz Sue Robson accepts her new of Insight Cablevision TV from John Keel Systems Manager Sue Robson wins a new Sue Robson of Delta was the winner of a new color television with remote control in a drawing conducted recently by Insight Cablevision of Delta Robson was presented her prize Tuesday Feb 3 at the Insight office in Delta by John Keel systems manager for the company James Stewart vice president for operations for the company from New York was also present for the award Robson won by filling out a survey form sent out by the company at the first of the year “We wanted to find out why people subscribe to cable television” TV Keel said “what programming they watch most and if we decided to add more channels what channels they'd like to see come in" Those who responded to the survey were eligible to win the TV plus one year free service and a choice of pay channels Second through fifth prizes were free service for a shorter period of time on basic service and some pay channels About 120 survey forms were returned from about 620 sent out Keel said results haven't been tabulated yet He said the company does intend to expand Revolving loan fund available Glen Swalberg Scouts committee for 1990 named The Utah National Parks Council of the Boy Scouts of America met recently to name several business and community leaders to serve on its executive committee for the coming year Among those named to serve was Glen Swalberg Delta native and businessman who will be Council President Others on the committee are from Wasatch Front communities Swalberg gave the new council a charge to help Boy Scouts combat what he called the five “unacceptables" in American society: hunger illiteracy unemployment child abuse and drug abuse “Our duty is to become acquainted with and seek to eliminate these threats to out society" he said “What could be more current and what could be more helpful to a community than having thousands of boys and hundreds of leaders concerned with these and working to curb if not end them all together?" The group also discussed the council's plan Scouting in the 21st century and the image of Scouting in the public eye The Six County Economic Development District announced the availability of money in the form of a revolving loan fund totaling over $700000 According to Russ Cowley Economic Development Coordinator for Six County the fund was established for the primary purpose of creating jobs through the expansion of existing businesses and the development of new industry within the six county area Funds may be used for working capital to purchase land machinery equipment or to build or renovate an existing facility Loans average 33 percent of the total project cost up to a maximum of $150000 and must create (one) fulltime job for each $15000 received The interest rates and repayment terms of the fund are flexible depending on the demonstrated needs of the borrower Loans are usually secured by assets acquired with loan proceeds or other personal holdings In order to receive a loan from the revolving loan fund applicants must be able to demonstrate that sufficient funding from private lending sources is unavailable at terms sufficient to make the proposal feasible They must also comply with federal civil rights environmental and construction wage regulations as the revolving loan fund utilizes federal monies in the form of Community Development Block Grant and Economic Development Administration grant Persons interested in making application for these funds should contact Robyn Pearson CHRONICLE PROGRESS Get results with ads Call Rita at 864-24- or Evelyn at 743-53- UP&L has reduced its rates in Utah for the eighth time since 19SS On average residential customers served by Utah Power will pay about SSO less per year than they did only two years ago In fact Utah Power's rate for electricity to households is at the lowest price since 1981 QOIlS) IMP o PctiCop |