| Show Millard County Chronicle Progress MHS NEWS Delta North Elementary In The News “Illinois Pete” The Millard High School Mask Club will present the hilarious comedy “Illinois Pete" on November 111213 and 13 in the Millard High School auditorium This comedy is set in an boarding school which is about to lose its 99 year lease Follow the action as Holly Lassiter and her boyfriend Illinois Pete try desperately to save the school This is great family entertainment Showtime is 7:30 pm and the cost is S350 with children under twelve $ 50 A family pass will be $15 Come support the Mask Club of MHS If You Think Quitting Smoking For A Dav Doesn’t Make A Difference Your iyjgg The & accmulatrx d cancer cajsng tar stops Thecaibxmmdeievelmyourbfooddioix The cxyen level blood aueases Yji'bbod pressure lowers toward normal Ycur pulse rale retains da chance tea normal mnge Thursday November Because NMTKI 18th a day does make a difference nu AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY' TM fWOM I 234S On Monday November 8 voter awareness was held for the seniors at Millard High School County officials were present to talk with the seniors about being responsible citizens Each of the participants told about their certain area of responsibility in the government system Speakers included Sheriff Ed Phillips commissioners Tony Dear den and Lana Moon State Leonard Blackham Representative Fillmore City Recorder Marlene Cummings Fillmore City Councilman Eric Larsen and MHS Government Teacher Dennis Alldredge The program was under the direction of Connie Bennett ' T i Autumn Robinson On Monday November 8 the seniors of MHS has the opportunity to visit with the various college representatives as they came to Millard High School for the annual College Day During the afternoon seniors were able to learn more about the programs and activities offered from the numerous colleges and specialized schools in the state This program is sponsored by the counseling department at our school which is under the direction of Mr George R ic hardson Schedule of Events at MHS November 10 Financial Aid Workshop MHS Lunchroom 6:30 pm November 11 12 13 15 School Play "Illinois Pete” 7:30 pm MHS auditorium November 16 National Honor Society Field Trip to BYU The Estrucans Exhibit One out of nine women In the United will develop breast cancer In her lifetime— a risk that was one out of 14 In 1960 This year a new case of States breast cancer from be diagnosed and a woman will breast cancer every 2 every die will minutes Remedios Bania Bania saluted Delta North Elementary is happy to welcome Remedios Bania aboard our staff Mrs Bania works with our English as a Second Language students Mrs Bania is a native of the Philippines She has four brothers and eight sisters She attended Chinese Republican Elementary and graduated from Westminster High School She has a teaching certificate and has taught school in the Philippines and United States Her husband Lou Bania is a native of B uffalo Ne w York They were introduced by a mutual friend in California They have one daughter Desiree Bania Since her arrival in the Delta area Mrs Bania has worked at Delta Middle School as a substitute teacher This year she is employed at Delta North Della South and Delta Middle Schools in the ESL program Mrs Bania’s hobbies include: gardening sewing cooking and quilting From her own elementary experiences Mrs Bania recalls morning sessions of school from 7:00-- 1:00 am in English Afternoon session were taught in Chinese and held from pm daily Everyone in school wore uniforms Mrs Bania has a wealth of life experiences far different from many of us at Della North Elementary She is fun to visit with We wish her well in her work at our school Shirlene The West Millard Mosquito Abatement District is proposing to set a property tax levy which will generate $242500 in property tax revenue The West Millard Mosquito Abatement District is proposing a total budget of $247000 Student of the month Wright Wright saluted Autumn Robinson came in with the best attendance and class participation this past month to earn her the honor of West Centra Valley School Student of the Month for October Autumn received an engraved plaque and a WCVS Wolves Autumn has been attending West Central Valley for three years Her vorite class is art where she likes to use her creativity in completing different projects She is fun interacts well with the other students and keeps them all laughing She says she likes the one on one teacher to student teaching at WCVS and feels it has been helpful to her as well as the other students A resident of Fillmore she is married to Paul Robinson whose employment takes him out of town on a regular basis While Paul is away Autumn has been staying with Lauralec and Mikayle Colledge and enjoys them very much Since long distance relationships are difficult Autumn will soon be moving out of Utah to join her husband in Nevada where she will continue her educational pursuits She is especially interested in cosmetology as well as starting her family within the next several years Autumn has been a great asset to the school and will be missed greatly by all at WCVS Delta North Elementary is happy to welcome Shirlene Wright aboard our kitchen crew Shirlene began substitutlast year and was hired ing during the summer as a vacancy was created in our kitchen We are delighted to have Shirlene as a staff member Her cheery personality and friendly demeanor contribute a lot to the spirit of DNES Shirlene is a Juab County native She grew up in Mona attending Mona Elementary and graduating from Juab High School Besides Mona she has lived in Provo and Delta She has one brother and one sister Shirlene is married to Richard Wright a native of Provo The couple met at a BYU summer music clinic They were in the same band playing tenor saxophones! The couple has five children: Jennifer Melanie Susan Richard and Angela Shirlene loves the outdoors In her spare time she enjoys hiking camping cross country skiing biking swimming and music From her elementary years she recalls playing “Hucklcy Buckley” and other fun games Shirlene enjoys her work at Delta North and the friendships she is developing with staff and students We wish her many many years of fulfilling employment at our school (gtesifl Look out mincing imabltOA Japanese home valued at $75000 in West Millard Mosquito Abatement District which based on 1993's property tax rate and budget will pay $0 in property taxes would pay $592 in 1994 A concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase and budget to be held on November 1 5 1 993 at 7:00 PM at the West Millard Mosquito Abatement District Office 1015 North 1000 West Delta Utah In the Millard County Chronicle Progress Nov 4 & 11 1993 Roadstdt I© say Charge (No Droubay Chevrolet GEO ecoid DX oscniEaandhservice Mfvtc Olds Pontiac "Our aciear£onscfenct Concern WHAT DO THESE PRESIDENTS AGREE ON? 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The district has not levied property taxes for the past two years Business class The role of ethics in organizations will be explored in a course offered by Southern Utah University beginning Jan 6 over the EDNET television system The course will be available at the EDNET site in Delta The class will be taught each Thursday between pm through March 0 by Jerry SUU assistant professor of business The course “Business Administration 410” is expected to be of particular interest to students transferring from a degree program to a degree institution To register or obtain more information about the course those interested may contact Martha Minnick or Jack Hill at SUU or Gordon Delta Technical Raw linson Center Della Cost for the three credit hour course will be $195 plus any expense When you finish reading your newspaper recycle it! NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE Published Students at Fillmore Dementary School have gone crazy for reading in the Crazy 8’s Reading Challenge The students are try ing to read each night at home in order to cam tickets for the Crazy 8 ’s carnival which will be held at the school if the students reach their reading goal The goal of course is 888888 minutes read at home by the entire student body Principal Charles Ferguson has also agreed to go back up on the roof for 88 minutes whenif the goal is reached When the total students minutes read at home passes the 888 8 88 minute mark a Crazy 8’s Carnival will be scheduled There will be a lot of fun and activities for all students but of course to participate the students will need tickets Students cam tickets by reading at home When they read between 8 and 47 minutes they cam one ticket If they read 48 to 87 minutes they cam four tickets and if they read 88 minutes or more they earn eight tickets Things change however on Crazy 8 ’s day That is any day of the month that ends with the digit ”8" On Crazy 8 ’s Day students earn double the tickets for the minutes they read at home Students have responded to the Crazy 8’s challenge After only 7 weeks they have already passed the 300000 minute mark In the month of October they set a school record for reading at home with 198000 minutes read That is the most minutes ever read in a single month by any group of Fillmore Elementary students At the rate they are going the Crazy 8 ’s Carnival may arrive sooner than expected and Mr Ferguson may be spending his 88 minutes on the roof during a cold winter day j College Day three minutes 04j for Crazy 8’s heart aback decreases The Great American Smokeout 7 Students read NEWS Voter Awareness Club Presents 1993 Page 11 I illmore f ( hipmunks on Ihr go Josh Probert Reporter MH Mask November WEST CENTRAL VALLEY SCHOOL is Your Best Interest" |
