Show Page Millard County Chronicle 2 r Progress October 6 igga Community Calendar v Motor Vehicle Della weekdays sessors Office Great Basin Museum Della Thurs Fri 10 a m - 4 pm Tours & & Schedule: Fillmore Millard County AsHistorical Society Wed open Tues 4 pm Mon & Sat after hours call Job Service Della 9 am 4 pm Wed & Thurs Fillmore 8 am - 4:30 pnt Mon Fri Drivers License Examiner Sched2 58 East Main) ule: Della (Suite every Fri 8 am 5pnt Fillmore 1st 3rd & 5th Wed 9 a m - 3:30 pm (PAF) Family History Center Fillmore Utah Stake Mon 4 pm Tues Wed & Thurs 9 pm Sal 7 Ext 14 (on am noon Call touch lone phone) for reservations for Family Search Computer Personal Ancestral File (PAF) 8 - 9 Instruction Computer pm Wed Delta Stakes Family History Center Phone Sunday Services at the Full Gospel Fellowship Church 10 am & 7:30 pm All Faiths Invited Beehive Baptist Church 200 W 400 N Fillmore 10 am Sunday School am Sunday Morning Wor7 ship Service pm Sunday Evening Service Call Delta Community Church 107 So 200 West Della one block south of stoplight Worship services 10am Fellowship following 11:15am Mondays CUFS Food Bunk 9 am - noon AA & ALANON meeting 8 pnt 51 North Center Delta Monday Thursday Saturday Alcoholics Anonymous 8 pm 280 N Main Fillmore Last Monday of Month Parents Support Group for Families who have children with disabilities meet 7 pm Millard School District Offices Delta More information call Sandy Nielson Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Lunch at M E Bird Center for Seniors pm Lunch at Pahvant Senior Center Fillmore noon Every Tuesday & Thursday Parenting Class For Info call Delta Technical Center Social Services or Sarah Jo Louder Every 4th Tuesday Social Security Rep Della City Offices Tuesday Narcotics Anonymous open meeting 8 pm 51 N Center Della ednesday Story Hour Delta City Library year olds 10:45 am Full Gospel Fellow slnpChurch bible study 7:30 pnt Weekly activities Della Extension Office 1:45 3:15 pm Call Mon Wed Fri or Tues Tluirs for information Beehive Baptist Church Bible Study 200 W400 N Fillmore 7 pm Call A A meeting 51 N Center Delta Second Wednesday Holden Firemen's Auxiliary regular meeting 8 pm Fire Station West Desert Archaeological Society Meeting 7:30 pm Millard Fillmore Library Meeting Room Every 4th Wednesday Social Security Rep Fillmore City Office Building 8:30 am 2:30 pm Every Thursday Judge Stanley K Robison Justice 5 Court 9 a m noon & pm Delta City Building Project Change 8 p m 51 N Center Delta Got a news tip? Call Terre or 0 4 The Millard County Chronicle Progress USPS Published Utah every 84624 Located at by 40 N Thursday at Della DuWi Publishing 300 W Delta Utah fo'SlshfljEfrfrf Susan B Dut son Begrtra Eftonal Terr Smith DUWl OWNED PUBLISHING BY SUSAN WILLIAM COMPANY B DUTSON V WILSON J Every Sunday Delta Community Church 107 So W'cst Delta one blck south of stoplight Worship services 10 am Fellowship following Sunday Schixil 11:15 2(8) am Tuesday Writer’s Guild will meet al Roberta residence 7 pm 7 V F W Field Officer Della Job Service Center am October 8 Lem and June Lovell 50th Wedding 3:30 - 5:30 pm at the Anniversary Regional Park 81 South Mananila Delta Joint birthday parly for Elaine Knight and Ciolda Christensen Acres 2015 East 4500 South Delta October 10 Assertive Communication class 10 nixin Turning Point office Della Tech Room October Central Utah Board of Public Health 7:18) pnt at Chefs Palace Too October 13 Flu Shots (65 & older and High Risk & M E 9 Center Delta October 15 Michelle Davis and Chris Ottley Open House pnt Meadow Ward Meadow Christine Gray and Ryan Olsen wedding reception pm American Legion Hall 80 S Main Fillmore Barbara and Aaron Densley open house pm Oak City LDS Ward Scouting Tor Ftxxl pickup 9:00 am 12:(K) pm West Millard area Elder Tyle Chris Peterson Mission farewell :00 am Hinckley 2nd Ward Elder Jack S Church Mission farewell 10:45 am Ftllntore 3rd Ward Dinner following al 2:30 pm Pahvant Senior Citien’s Center on 4th West Octoher 17 Cancer screening clinic Fillmore lst4tli Ward Building 340 East 500 South Call 9 am 3:30 pm October 18 Cancer screening clinic Della 1st 2nd Ward building 222 West 200 North 8:30 am 3:30 pm Octoher 20 Flu shots clinic (65 & older or at Risk people) Lynndyl 1:00 am Leaming(8) pm ton :(8) p in Oak City October 22 Immunization Clinic Della Public & health am pm also free bhxxl pressure clinic Millard Fillmore Library Annual Christmas Bazaar National Guard Artnony October 24 Immunization Clinic (including Flu for General Public) am & pm Public Health office Delta December Messiah performance 7 pm Hinckley Stake Center DuLson’s October Deadlines 1 tc Chronicle Progress deadlines are as follows: News articles 5 PM Fridays Advertisements 12 Noon Mondays AnytJiing received after these deadlines will only be printed on a space available basis Policy The Millard County Sheriffs Office has a policy of supplying names of all people charged with felonies or serious misdeamen-orfrom the age of 16 to the newspaper The Chronicle Progress will publish the names Do you shrug off personal responsibility whenever you can? Passing the buck is as old as lime itself “It’s her fault" "He didn’t do that so I couldn’t do this" "It’s always been like this so why try?” The immature person blames others the boss fate luck the neighbors - anyone or anything but one’s self The practice of blaming others keeps us from learning Instead of recognizing failure for w hat it is simply a part of the learning process We get caught in a vicious circle of making mistakes blaming others not learning making similar mistakes and on so A fundamental truth is " As ye sow so shall ye reap" What it means is that for every cause there w ill be an effect nearly equal in intensity Goixl begets goixl Evil leads to evil There is no benefit in taking praise rewards or credit from others Every lime you cheat someone else you cheat yourself And you can be sure that somewhere someone knows what’s really going on Every right has its equal responsibility For example if you have the right to freedom of speech then do you have the responsibility to admit you made the speech? What about the right to vote? Do you also have the responsibility to make a choice? Tragically loo many people are more concerned with their rights than with their Rights without responsibilities arc called "entitlements" responsibilities Motivated by fear passivity and greed more and more people choose to evade or abdicate personal responsibility and their responsibility to others When neurotic unhappy individuals begin to realize they arc responsible for their present actions as well as their future behavior they are liberated to pursue positive goals and begin experiencing successes Taking responsibility gives us the power to control the direction of our lives The choice between rights and responsibilities vs greed and guile is continually being offered The choice is ours GOAL: $150000 The reality has finally hit home I’m not a kid anymore No matter how much my heart aches to be childlike the practicality of adulthixxl rears its fearsome head As did many of you lixik my children to the King Royal Bros Circus in Fillmore October From a child's eye all may have seemed wonderful Through my eyes things seemed quite sad There were elephants and llamas and ponies and even a giraffe and a pygmy hippo Lions and tigers appeared for a short while in the ring But the animals appeared to quote one observer “pathetic” They did all scent run dow n as though they were tired or something The albino snakes were okay but the circus brings to mind excitement and the spectacular Tlie sparkle most of us remember as being the circus just wasn't there Then tame the items that only an adult might be concerned with The prices especially for those who bought tickets at the gale seemed excessive for what was offered Nothing at a fun event is expected to be cheap but prices still seemed exorbitant (except for the elephant ride Where else could you ride on an elephant for $2)? Seating was also a problem Lack of scats as well as the one side especially having a difficult lime seeing everything was a disappointment The two greatest disappointments for this reluctant adult were First that no restroom facilities were available The circus personnel were unconcerned about the needs of patrons When approached the office the woman said “Gee I just don’t ith the sponsor" It was at that know Wc got in late Guess wc should have chocked point that my second disappointment surfaced The sign on the window read: “Cirus " tickets Tlie Fillmore Chamber of Commerce was sponsor of this event It was a great idea for all of us They offered a unique oppoiiunily to the people of litis area can only hope that the child in us all overlixik the adult we may be The circus is till a favorite of mine and because of that guess w ant to slay small and never be disappointed I've been to smaller circus performances before They may not be as big but they still provided an entertaining time for all Museum News IIy Mark TO THE EDITOR Delta Palladium questions answered Dear “We the People” Your letter in last weeks paper docs not represent the truth regarding the new Delta Palladium fell compelled to try once again to answer this and other questions regarding the sale of the scats in the facility First the people of West Millard should be excited about a facility that will have such impact on our community This is not just a schixil gvnt nor is it just a schixil facility So much time was spent on the design and the naming of the facility to accommodate both the schixil and community programs Community representatives on the Scluxils “Capital Improvement I’rogram" saw an opportunity to save the taxpayers money by building a single fjcihly that could serve both as a gym and auditorium The school board saw that a single facility could save about S25 to 35 million in construction costs over two separate facilities and thousands of dollars in operations and maintenance costs each year the board bonded for Secondly money that could be used for construction of new facilities in both Della and Fillmore These facilities were constructed out of necessity because of age student populations and necessary code updates that were cxjxmsive and cost in old structures The prohibitive amount bonded for was an estimate of the cost of construction of these facilities but was found to be not enough because of the high cost ol construction material due to all the natural disasters n the United Slates over the course of the last few years As a result of the funding shortfall the new facility was lixikcd al with only bench scats This was a w ay that almost S2(8)(88)could be cut off the cost of the facility and used in other areas of the district that needed updates The committee established by the district to give input to the needs inside the facility asked the board if they could offer the scats to the community Money could be raised to upgrade the facility to chair seals at least on the Delta side by the sale of those scats The board granted us the opportunity to see if we can sell the 965 seats As a result of this program the students w ill have comfortable chairs to set in during pep assemblies seminars honor assemblies and other activities held during regular schixil hours Tilts at no cost to the taxpayers! It will also encourage patrons to attend Delta High Schixil and community activities that arc held in the facilities because the scats will have much belter access and will be comfortable and supportive This will also save the taxpayers money because the schixil and community programs will have better paid attendance and therefore put more money into the schixil and community programs This again at no cost to the taxpayer! Finally to say that only the rich or stable can buy these scats is just not true Wc have offered these seats through the Millard School District Foundation because it tan be tax deductible can be made on payments and we tan and will work w ith anyone to see that they can be a part of this opportunity Elderly widPR winkers ows fanners young parents and businesses have purchased 30 should remind everyone seals so far that only about one third of the seats in the facility w ill be for sale (This means unfortunate that approximately 965 scats w ill be for sale and about 30(8) will not) It is unfortunate that you would ask these individuals who can see the sions of a top grade facility for both students and the community to not participate in this partnership If you would like to stop by my office and lixik at the list of people you will see that most will not use the seats at every event at the schixil Some will never use their seals In fact most bought a seat to be a part of the schixd and its commitment to the education of your children and mine Don’t ask that the schixil deny this opportunity This is not the rich against the unstable it’s the commitment of the community to the schixil and its children In regards to the lifetime ownership of the seals We are promoting the use of the seals for a lifetime However every five years a small contribution will be asked for by the schixil u the original donors of the seats They can pay this fee and receive the rights to the scats fur the next five years (The cost of the seals do not give access to the activities tickets must still be purchased) The reason for this renewal is to purge the system of those ho have no desire to atlend the activities of the schixil This prixess will make available those seats I might add that this idea of upgrading facilities by selling seats is not a new idea It has been done at every and basketball facility It was done to benefit the students sports program and the community am proud to be a part of this program and extremely proud of those who have willingly come forward and huteil to this upgrade partnership We w ill be asking others in the near future to participate in this program Should you have questions or comments about the Foundation or about the sale of the scats please feci free to come into my office for a chat Rex Stanvmrth President Millard Schixil District Foundation Feedback Circular FBmore: By Terre Smith Fourth Thursday Utah League of Writer's Delta Chapter meeting 7 pm Every Other Saturday AA Women's group 51 N Center Delta Adverfet"? Julia Ward Goertz Design Riley Wood Sales I Accts Rec Fillmore Office Mgr Evelyn Mallet AdSa’es Kathy Walker Julie Ward Goertz - CircTComp Com'Tte'aal PrrSng Shell is Dutson Subscriptions in Advance In County $20 00 per year $1300 per 6 months Outol County $2500 per year Single Copy - 50 cents POSTMASTER Send address changes to POBox 249 Delta UT 84624 Rales on Request Advertising Second Class Postage Paid at Delta UT 84624 FAX 4 Delta Newcomer's Point of View Dear Sue You asked me about feedback cerwas at Inez tainly received it yesterday Babb's funeral which wav the largest in Leamington’ memory It is the first large Millard County crowd I've been in since you ran the “Tumbleweed" episode Over the years the dinosaur business has generated a great deal of hixipla which of course was because of the Jinosaurs not me My experience was unique and more pleasant than all the international exposure I've had because it was personal Apparently a k)t of people read the Chronicle Progress People who talked to me (many of whom don't know) somehow seemed to relate to the event the lix:aiion is known by many and they liked the old car Many asked if there is going to be more I said yes as space permits thanks to Frank Beckwith Sr James A Jensen 4) The Mormon Pioneers brought the lirst permanent flag of the United States into the valley of the Great Salt Lake bile the territory as still Mexican Soil When the Mormons left Illinois the official Hag bore 28 stars By the lime they reached the Valley the 29th star had been added The first celebration and display of the US Flag on American Soil did not occur until July 24 849 just twenty days before the 30th star had been added On July 24 a Hag 35 hy 60 feel was llown from a Liberty Pole 104 feel tall Consideration had been given to celebrating the 4lh of July but due to laic maturing of the crops the celebration was postponed until the 24th the 2nd anniversary of the entrance of the Mormon Pioneers into the valley Brigham Young records on that same date “In the evening my Hag that used to fly from the Nauvoo Temple was hoisted at the east side of the bowery" Utah’s next flag was that of the promised State of Deseret This flag also had 3 red and white stripes w ith a field of blue in the upx-- left hand comer However the field of blue contains an eagle with out stretched w ings w ith 13 stars above the eagle An additional larger star rests on the wing ol the eagle representing the State of Deseret The eagle also has one talon resting on a beehive Tit is new flag was designed for the occasion of July 4 1851 The proposal for recognition of the State of Dcscrcl had been rejected and a much reduced T crritorial Icadquariers until late in 85 This flag was flown for several years and was always referred to as the "Great Flag of Deseret” With the creation of the L'tili Territory a new Dag w as designed The Territorial Flag also included 13 red and white stripes ith the eagle beehive and star of Deseret in the field of blue However the eagle is encircled by the 13 stars and standing on top of the beehive The beehive rests on lop of the larger Star of Deseret This was the flag that was flown over the Siaichousc here in Fillmore during the Territorial and was down over the territory until the Civil War Legislatures from pcriixl In 1866 Brigham Young wrote “We have no Territorial Flag Our flag is the Tins w as intended to show Utah’s love and flag of the nation the stars and concern for the Union and a desire to help bind up the wounds of division and diversity that had occurred betw een the Mormons and Congress during their al tempts to attain statchixxl Finally after nearly 48 ears of petitioning lor statchixxl Utah as admitted to the Union on January 4 896 ith this at lucv ement a stale llag was created a few years later and this is the same state Hag that we have today It also includes the eagle and the beehive in iu design A description of all the Hags that have down over the Utah area is available at the Territorial Siaichousc Museum in Fillmore We invite you to come and sec the building and museum collection from the time Kriixl of the Utah Territory The museum is open daily from 9(8) am 5:(8) pm For more information contact the museum at The County Agent Cattlemen’s Satellite Shortcourse continues by Seott Williams A Cattlemen’s Satellite Shortcourse broadcast to cattlemen nationally via AgSat and available to prixluccrs in Millard County al the Extension Office in Della 1994 continues on October This broadcast w ill deal w ith weaning management and evaluation of the cow herd The broadcast will begin al 7:18) pm with approximately 60 minutes of instruction Thirty minutes will be spent answering questions received by telephone or Tax front participants Some discussion al the lix:al level will conclude each evening The programs will use an interdisciplinary approach by drawing on animal scientist veterinarians range scientists farm management specialist and marketing specialists They w ill follow the Integrated Resource Management (I RM) principles using group expertise to enhance profitability and to solve problems It is quite obvious that the cattle industry is facing some trying times Prixluccrs willing to make adjustments in their production anil management programs stand a better chance of being around w hen this lull in tlie cattle cycle turns up Ranchers to shift their mind set from being pnxluction driven to consumer driven will produce a product more appealing to consumers Tins will in lum yield a be tier market for the pnxhicl e can be extremely ef icienl at producing a product but if the consumer dixisn'l like il there is no market for it Ranchers also need to shift from being ouiput oriented (larger bigger) to being more conscious of cost effective inputs c have concentrated so hard on pnxlucing bigger calves wc may be doing it al a cost higher than prixlucing the smaller and therefore more profitable calf Tins brings us to another salient record point It is a the future if you don’t know w here you keeping impossible to chart course for have been The Cattlemen s Satellite Shortcourse w ill provide a wealth of information that will benefit those interested in continuing in the cattle business For those watching at home or in another Uxation call the Extension office for satellite cixrrdinatcs and channel information Printed handout material used by each instructor is available for those who register October 8: Cow Dung Run Sugarloafers 7 :(X)am sign-uRummage Sale& Auction Lynndyl 10:00 AM & 1:(X)AM October 14: Homecoming Tailgate Party Potato Bar hour prior to Delta Homecoming game Extravganza October 14 15: DHS Homecoming Brought to you hy these businesses: TO DATE: PdlM Delta Sports Center Brushu ellman ADC Plumbing £r Heating Delta Valley Farms Walker Lumber Tina's ewelry Fashion-RitHair Salon Mike Rose Delta (i Fillmore Uver Transplant Fur4 Drouhay Trotter Park Ranger Utah’s Territorial Flag FALL FUN EVENTS $10318762 Dea 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