Show Eage 6 Millard County Chronicle Progress September 13 199Q DHS Honor students announced Calendar Students on the spring quarter honor roll at Utah State University have been announced by Bill Sampson Associate Vice President for Student Services A student must cany 15 or more credit hours and earn a 35 or better grade point average to achieve honor roll Honor students include: EngineerKeith C ing Brent M Johnson Johnson David J Skeem Humanities Arts and Social Sciences Kenneth Parkinson all of Delta Hinckley Science Lance B Wamick Kanosh Agriculture Daniel Ashton DeGraffenried Sept 13 School Pictures Senior Pictures Sept 14 Football at South Sevier 7:30 pm Candlelight Ceremony 9:50 a m 15 Youth City Council Party Sept City Park Sept 18 Volley ball at Kanab 19 Open House Sept MHS NEWS Secretary training for secreAn Educational Workshop taries via satellite will be held September 20 at 2:30 pm at either of the following locations Richfield at the Sevier Valley Tech or Ephraim at Snow College Topics such as meeting and working with the public time management and time saving tips how and where to get for help and many other useful tips secretaries will be discussed Plan to have your secretary attend There is no of the cost for this program courtesy USU Extension Service Della North Elementary la The New f r 11 sg? w Jj j CMonJickiM FFA holds planning party the Millard Saturday September Eagle FFA Chapter officers held their annual planning party Travis Reid Casey Peterson Crystal Olson Kristin Bums Shawn Quamberg Royce Stevens and their advisor Mr Hunter were all present After playing croquet the officers had a pi timing meeting over dinner The group then went swimming It was a lot of fun and everyone had a great time Thanks to the Zieglers for letting the FFA use their pool! vpt j The results are in and nowit's up to one set of girls become the Harvest Ball Royalty by getting the most money in donations Valarie Ekins Amber Crapo Fran Finlinson and Calli Griffiths are each j Millard FFA excited after conference The Pine Creek Ranch was the site of the Central Region FFA Leadership conference The eight officers Travis Reid Shawn Quamberg Casey Peterson Kristin Bums Travis Quamberg Crystal Olson JW Davies and Royce Stevens along with their advisor Mr Ben Hunter attended the conference up Mu Pleasant canyon to help develop their leadership skills developing chapter friendships unity and commitment were sponsored by the state officers Games and group activities helped to keep the day fun for everyone and at the same time helped to increase the knowledge of the FFA program The Millard Eagle chapter returns home with new ideas and an excitement for the new school year The officers hope to make this the best year for FFA members of different classes as are Tammy Whal-t- o berg Misty Atkinson Shannon Henrie and Sarah Black Chris Bloomfield Jenny Henrie Chellese Byrd and Kathryn Ekins Harvesting Royalty for the Ball by Caleb YVtirntxk is an experience I’ll never forget!" and “I never expected to win in a thousand years" were among the comments heard from the harvest ball royally The student body voted on the royalty on September 6 Chosen as senior royalty was Queen Valarie Ekins 1st attendant Tammy Wahlbcrg and 2nd attendant Christine Bloomfield Amber Crapo was voted junior royalty queen with Misty Atkinson as 1st attendant and jenny Henrie as 2nd attendant Sop hm ore royalty are Queen Fran Finlinson 1st attendant Shannon and Chellese Byrd as 2nd attendant Queen of the freshman royalty is Cally Griffiths with Sarah Black as 1st attendant and Kathryn Ekins as 2nd tendant “Harvest Ball is one of the most Debate topic focuses on space by Shawna Reynolds DHS— "The US Government should increase the search for Extrarrestial intelligence” Such a phrase could come from the mouth of a debater this year The topic for two man debate or Cross Ex debate as it is often called is how to go about increasing space exploration Competition starts for DHS debaters November 4 with a novice tournament at Provo High The team will be competing almost every weekend until Region and Stale in March The team will travel to different cities around the state competschools ing aginst Mr Hansen the forensics coach has some goals for this year “I want to con tinue building a strong team and place better at second or first" Several students got a head start for this year’s competition by attending a two week work shop at CEU this summer Among the 160 students from Utah and neighboring states were nine from Della They were Caleb Wamock Jenny Wright Andrea Hammakcr Kodi Shawna Reynolds JT Turner Russ Kennedy David Nicklc and Rick Murdock At the final workshop tournament Jenny Wright took third place in oratory Kodi Campcau received tenth place in JV Cross Ex Debate and Shawna Reynolds took fifth in JV Cross Ex Debate Open house at DHS Delta High School will be holding an Open House on September 19 1990 tween the hours of 7:00 and 9:30 pm The band will be performing between 6:45 and 7:00 The choir will perform from 700 to 7:15 There will also be ten minute class periods so parents can have an opportunity to visit with their student’s teachers Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria at 9:20 pm All parents are encouraged to attend SREGIAEISTS These medical Community are available al Delia Community Medical Center specialists Medical Center Call the number listed for an appointment and Fillmore unique fund raisers DHS has all year” said senior Shawn Bills After the royalty are chosen from each class donation boxes arc set up in the commons area of the high school where students donate money to support their choice for royalty The threesome that gets the most “votes" or money is chosen to be the presiding Harvest Ball royalty Harvest Ball will be held Friday September 28 yet The chapter is selling hamburgers at every home game football game so be sure to support your chapter Youth City Council begins with a jig By Loretta Tenney Delta Youth City Council will begin the seasons activities with a dance The dance will be held September 15 1990 from 9:00-:30 pm at the tennis courts on Main Street It is free of charge and is open to all high school students The music will be by Curt Simmons Applications for membership will be available at the dance or applications can be obtained from the DHS office or any council member The fust meeting after the dance will be held Wednesday September 19 1990 at the City Council chambers The YCC is a youth organization designed to make teens more aware of how city govemmant functions and is under the umbrella of the Delta City Council The actual council was elected last May but won’t be sworn in until the fourth Monday of this month Dorothy Jeffery is the adult adviser of the group Jenny Wright is the mayor with Curtis Simmons Brooke Petersen Lisa Nielsen Jason Hales and Loretta Tenney as council members Dianne Hales as recorder and Shawn B ills as attorney At the weekly meetings problems are discussed solutions suggested and committees are appointed to investigate The proper channels for approving a project are followed and the project is either rejected or carried out One of the projects planned for this year is “Trauma Teddies" teddy bears that will travel with the EMT’s to comfort children who are injured or whose parents are injured Another project to be looked at is the beautification of Main Street Garbage cans and planters would be placed along Main to cut down on litter and to make Delta look nice Dianne Hales said of the beautification project “I feel that if we get it off the ground it will really be an asset to the community" The Council also plans to have a dinner for the residents of llte Sands Apartments and contribute to the program Last year’s Youth City Council helped with the community's project did Singing Valentines and sponsored a dinner for the Sands residents Dorothy Jeffery said “They are a fantastic group of kids who want to improve themselves" Carla Sciaky to perform Carla Sciaky will bring her vocal and talents to Delta North Elementary at 55 North 100 East in die town of Della Utah for a concert on Thursday September 13 1990 The program will begin at 7:00 pm Audiences from coast to coast have which enjoyed Carla’s performances involve a wide range of songs and strumentals from different countries and time periods She sings her own as well as traditional compositions songs from Europe and the Americas accompanying herself on the guitar violin and concertina as well as the more obscure psaltery (medieval harp) The “Boston Globe" recently said “Sciaky opened the show with a dash of good humor and a startling soprano as fine and fragile as glass” Carla is in Delu as part of the Utah ucation" Arts Council’s She is working with the program studentbody and staff at Delta North Dement ary for a 3 week period In addition to sharing her extraordinary talents with us Carla is assisting both staff and students in song composition We will be sharing the talents we have acquired with each other in a school assembly Friday September 211 990 at 9:00 am This event also to be held in the school’s auditorium is open to the public Now living in Morrison Colorado Carla Sciaky is a seasoned performer and songwriter In addition to national solo concerts she has appeared with different ensembles at Carnegie Recital Hall and the EFCOT Center in Disney World She works regularly as an artist in residence and performer in schools across the country Carla appears annually with The Mother Folkers a gathering of twelve of Denver’s finest women musicians In addition to performing Carla is heard on four solo albums: “To Meet You" “In Between" “Under the Quarter Moon" and “Rissclty Rossclty Now Now Now" a cassette especially for children 520 E Topaz 4 Delta Utah 84624 Thru Sept 20 FES readers break record Students of Fillmore Elementary School broke the summer reading record this summer when 155 students earned the top award possible The 155 students who qualified read at least 50 books each and met other requirements during the summer The students were honored last Tuesday when they became members of the Royal Order of the Golden Chipmunk They also earned S500 cash awards from the PTA certificates and their names were read over the intercom system and enshrined in the Chip R Munk Summer Reading Club Hall of Fame The old record was established last year when 151 students qualified In addition to those earning the top award another 17 students earned the Silver Oak (30 books) ami two more earned the Bronze Acorn (10 books) Listed are the winners of the 1990 Royal Order of the Golden Chipmunk Award: Clinton Aguiar Jessica Alldredge Kyle Allen Robert Allen Sonnil Allen Jimmy Anderson MiSteven Anderson chael Anderson Vanessa Anderson Nathan Ashman Mitch Bartholomew Chad Bailey Derek Angeline Bcckstrand Kyle Bcckstrand Lindsay Gloria Behunin Tamara Bennett Jenifer Brinkerhoff Kathy Brink Scott Brinkerhoff erhoff Shelly Brown Tracy Brown Cole Carling Kristen Child Brandon Christensen Caillin Christensen Callie Christensen Collin Christensen Curtis Christensen Lacie Christensen M auric Christensen Carla Coats Caroline Coats Chad Coats Jefferson Coats Kimberlie Melissa Crosland Bryant Cummings Dean Cummings Baden Davies Cade Davies Skyler Davies Tia Davies Amanda Day Ginger Day Cheri Dean Anny DeGraffenried Kimberly Edwards Brenda Ellison Taryn Kyle Emmett Adam Evans Andrea F ramp ton Jamie Frampton Jason Frampton Carrie Giles Cam! Gill ins Mcagan Gregory Jennifer Groesbeck Charlene Halsey Bridget Hare Dcmar Hare Nathan Hare Jessie Hatton Jenny Heidi Henderson Doug Heward Heward Derek Huntsman Mandy Irvine Thomas Iverson Colin Jackson Taylor Jackson Matt Jenkins Sarah Erinn Jenkins Jenkins Zachary Johnson Jacie Johnson Katie Johnson Matthew Keslcr Michael Kesler Callie Kofocd Nichole Kunz Shane Kunz Casey Larsen Jaren Larsen Pcnni Larsen David Lee Steven LceMicaela Limburg Joel Lisonbec Jenny Lovell Jonathan Lovell Racnel Lovell Kellie Johanna Madsen Nathan Madsen McVey Kristin Mcmmott Julie Mitchell Bryce Monroe Devin Monroe Kevin Monroe Kyle Monroe Megan Monroe Scott Monroe Jennifer Monsen Stephanie Monsen Jill Nielsen Melissa Nielsen Andrea Nixon Heidi Paxton Marc or Platt Stephanie Reid Dustin Robins Freddy Robinson Kate Robinson Sally Robinson Brad Robison Jed Robison Weston Roper Jason Michelle Rowley Rowley Brandy Trista Shields Janncke Sampson Shirts Jonathan Shirts Alyssa Slarley Sharic Slarley Sheen a Starlcy Ralani Adam Stevens Andrea Stephenson Stevens Chet Stevens Darci Stevens Justin Stevens Lindsey Stevens Loni Stevens Teri Stevens Jason Stewart Shameka Stuckey Meridec Swallow Brian Taylor Michael Thompson Brooke Tuttle Kami Tuttle Marci Tuttle Philip Tuttle Richard Tuttle Lacey Warner Jamie Watson Jennifer Watson Tafia Watson Tina Whalcott Lisa Williams Port of Entry permits ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES AT MILLARD HIGH SCHOOL Registration for alt adult classes 26 at 7:00 pm at Millard High CLASS will be Wednesday REGISTRATION ELE at patients need and are eligible fur borne health care after surgery or hospital For Information about home health care tall: Della Community Medical Center or Fillmore Community Medical Center at DELTA COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER FILLMORE COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER Intermounlain Health Care Facilities M v Adults $350 7 Under & Senior Citizens $200 Shows subject to change due to availability 1 For more information call September IGIAL $5400 Computers $300 $5700 GED Preparation No Charge $5400 Woodworking $300 $5700 WeldingfM echanics $5400 $1000 $6400 Adult Drivers Education $6000 $6000 (Must be over age 18 for Adult Drivers Ed) There is no registration charge for non high school graduates over 18 years of age except for the Drivers Education Course Greathouse of Tacos Many j Port of Entry permits wPl no longer be available from UHPTroopcr Kirk Harding To receive information on where to obtain permits call Salt Lake llHEAlER at The Plaza Fillmore Elementary Chipmunk on the go HEW HOURS Mon - Thurs & Sot: 1 :00 AM - 9:00 PM -1 :00 AM -- 10 :00 PM Friday 340 E Main Delta 1 GREAT MEXICAN FOOD TO STAY OR GO |