Show 6 Pag e ard M C ounty Chronic e Proqr ess 7 Delta School of Dance Presented April 27 2 000 t of year again (he to make posters fine when tuJenls in write pccchc' in hope' that thc will idem body officer Ihisveir N'henc' sual 'c jr n ore candidates than h mining lor the presidential office o Viihc'l Hi ell ukc Heckstrom H rd P law' aniron j n Kurt Gasser and lias id Stanworth i'iJ date1 are Na'e ice president n Hliss Dallas ititlitlis Stn puprson andDasnlSn ith that ttmc ir KGU'ifcMIlM Plttfl j hTIIIl FENCE & DECK VINYL Heritage U - AYSO SOCCER REGISTRATION for FALL fairy V - £ Lc Chad Bailey Blame Shelton and Cole Carling visit after race at Millard High s Old Capital Days tract meet MHS t informs will For more he asailablc lor purchase at arly Bird Rigstration information call Angela Ward at May 6 Dear Millard County am the Ms name is Patricia D Rasmussen the I) stands lor Dearden wanted to tell you about my Dad daughter ol I omimssioner ony J Dearden Ic has also heen very involved tn the My Dud has always been a hard worker tllmore and volunteered countless hour in I hurch ire Department community Millard ( ountv Search and Rescue and more remember Inin going on Searches with the Jeep Posse loved to be with him when he was wearing his uniform at ire Chief hall games the Dot July and oilier community events When he was He worked was sers proud when he came to school lor lire awareness week hat was not lust getting the lunding hard to get a new ire House in tllmore a was pouring concrete hammering nails and whatever it took to get it lie is lifetime volunteer am not an only child eight kids make up our family Six ot us arc married and lour ol us in lined couples base been lucky enough to move home to live and raise our luiail ics here trowing up am sure we were a challenge Our parents raised us to he like them religious honest caring and loving My Dad is a good example have turned to his wisdom and adv ice to make many decisions in my life to me Mv Dad neve hall docs any tiling Since he was elected Millaid County love to go into doing that job omimssioner seven years ago he has put c end up down a side pi ues with mv Dad A Short trip lo Delta never is short toad to look at a dairy the new gg Plant or iiim the road itself He makes pait Dad the ol his ob to heck everything loves and Millard My people in County have watched him at lie loves to talk to people and listen to (her concerns his is the man call Dad a distance serve Millard Counts and he loses am asking you to support him with me on June 27 m the Primary lection hanks Patricia D Rasmussen Pd PoL Adv V Arprilta Scow Scow “Get Well" wishes are sent to Iris Anderson who recently had surgery in the mt pleasant Hospital W’e wish her a fast recovery She is the daughter of Ike Her mother has and Phyllis Anderson been w ith her Roy Cox and Randy Ogden are in California taking care of the Dutson's bee Company there Garrett Dutson his wife and little son from Provo spent the weekend at home his grandmother Winona D on J S Many a man who thinks to found a home discovers that he has merely opened a tavern for his friends — Norman Douglas 32 yrs £S fio oi'd Our sympathy to Cindy Tracy and her children Charles and Shalmie on the sudden passing of their husband and father Jerry Tracy age 57 who died of a heart attack last Friday in his truck out in front of their home No funeral services w ill be held Joy & Stan Harmon met their son Clair and family of Orem at the Manti Temple last week After doing a session they all traveled to Moab w ith their campers and spent four days camping Clair's oldest daughter came from Cedar City to join them They took a boat ride on the Colorado River and enjoy cd the beautiful scenery around Moab Visiting Merrill Stephenson last week were his children John Ballard from Las Vegas and Marsha Wells of Bountiful They came to attend their Uncle John Stephenson’s funeral Spending a few days with Bill Stevens last week were his daughter Anna and family from Brigham City who came to tend her Uncle John’s funeral Grant & Norma Wood drove to Santa Fe New Mexico last weekend to visit their daughter endv S Shane Reese and two daughters Wood enjoyed having all of her Cherry six children and two granddaughters home for Easter weekend They all enjoyed going to the sand hills Saturday afternoon J fjT ' ' Mistakes found in this issue have a purpose We try to publish something for everyone and some people are always looking for mistakes Local Student Complete Conference Delta Auto fx P- Marcor Gibbons Platt of Kanosh Freedom recently completed a and Leadership Youth Conference at Valley Forge Platt a student at Millard High School was one of 120 students to participate in the conference which was sponsored by he Utah chapter of the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge The Students traveled to Freedoms Foundation's historic campus in Valley Forge to participate in the ev ent which included classroom instruction ing history presentations and Freedom Summit where students debated issues that affect their learning environments before drafting a code of conduct to dress those issues Internet lardworking to protect & represent ALL county residents Accessible & willing to listen Supports Multiple use on public lands Lifelong Fillmore resident Senior member East Millard Sheri AT sPosee County Fire District 4 years VQTE to keep experienced leadership Juiiq 27 2000 9 3 HOLDEN A Lifetime of Service yrs County Commissioner Supports F conomic Growth Keeps residents informed Local businessman Serving on county regional & state boards Community volunteer Fillmore Volunteer Fire Dept the mile B ('hern DEARDEN 7 running hen Blaine competes he likes to run alone but there are times when he needs a guiderunner Tor a while his brother Dennis would run with him and then other coaches tixk on the job as Blame began to do better recently F d yestone who has Fieen on two Olympic teams and several orld squads had kindly given his time to help Blame in his running competitions Blaine needed a guide whom he couldn't out run Blaine will he competing w ith CD as his guide runner at Brigham Young University this weekend ith other L’SAB A runners Blaine knows braille he's not Although too interested in all the other things the hlind use to get around For example he has a cane somewhere in his house When asked where it was Blaine said he thinks his brother’s used it for a sw ord fight and broke it He didn't ike using it because it drew people’s attention to him and they would ask him if he needed help Blaine likes to be independent Blaine has accomplished a lot in his shortlife He has worthy goals he would like to go on an DS mission someday for his church He also has the Paralympics to work toward He is the United Stales hopeful and is try ing to shave off20 seconds from his time to qualify Blaine is humble and kind I f is family is all very proud of him and everyone wishes him the best Blaine is living a life for all to admire Many of us take for granted the things we have and when we see others overcoming their individual handicaps like Blaine we have to step back and take other good look at ourselves appreciate what we have and try to improve on our handicaps as Blaine has done TONY MM&HtrCTanUiouit$stoxi All 2"riattelHS and country team against sighted runners Blame also began to compete in L’SAB A rjees with a goal to reach the Paralympics Blaine holds national records someday and is a 4 time national champion for the - Pauline Scow and Carrie Silas from Sparks Nevada visited Monday at the home ol Milden Arprilla Scow Vard & Rae Roper and daughter from Provo I hah isited ednesday w ith Gary & ocne Dutson lame Judd from Arizona and Kathy Shortt from Cedar City visited a few days at home of their parents Keith & Beth Moody uneral services were held on riday illiam Bill Conk He passed April 28 for away Monday at Provo Hospital A large number of friends and family members were in attendance Hill will surely be missed by all He is survived by his wife oramc 2 sons Bill and Jim and daughter Valinda Our sympathy is expressed to the family MaKay Roper from Provo spent eral days visiting her cousins the three Bell children lame Rand from Broso Utah and her brother Boyd Steiner from Mesa Arizona visited Ihursday with Milden & Arprilla 8 18 Sute hosts Old Capital Track Mllar j High Schixrl recently hosted the Old State ( apital Hack meet with eral visiting teams from surrounding schools providing competition in various events tie events the kids participate in are very impressive Have you ever considered running around the track 8 times 2 miles w ithout stopping in the hot sun9 k ou should sec if you can do it sometime in fact why don you try it one tune with your eyes closed9 Cole Carling and Chad Bailey both accomplished runners for Millard High School's track team visited with their competitor in the 2 mile race and got a new respect for their own ability to see One of the visiting runners there to participate in the events of that day was Blame Shelton a blind runner from ay ton High School Blaine wanted to participate in Fillmore's competition because of his mother lammy Turner Shelton went to Millard High School ard his grandmother lives in illmore Blame is the grandson of Donald C T umer and llaVec umer of! illmore Running blind has been a way of life for Blaine Shelton for 13 years Blaine was bom a normal healthy child but at the age of 22 months a few turned into meningitis le was taken to the emergency room as his temperature soared of 107 degrees and he went into a cardiac arrest he sickness took his sight and Blaine had lo relearn many things Many trials followed hut nothing seemed to stop Blaine from having fun lie wanted to he just like the other kids He was always out with the neighborhood joining in their various games lie even took to riding a hike he fell hut he always got hack up Blaine continued to grow in a w orld of shadows He became very independent At the age of 7 he completed in the Braille Institute Optimist Olympics in Ios Angeles where he started his life as a blind le was won many medals through runner the yeus in various races he even began running on his avion High School cross By los Night Dance April 1 DeseretOasis WHO CAN PLAN ? Girls & ages 4 12 to 18 N’ou must turn 4 12 prior to July 31 2000 Free Kids Soccer Clinic May 5 - City Park 9 Arcs pm Ages 10 & up 7:00 - 8:00 pm diTHe SriC SEASON May 6 Delta City Park 10 am - I pm All Tueviiv ki ic Jennifer Mill utitit in J o'he Stoddard Hi f jid tis ire jstic ( airol lisa Sick e ar he otK candidate tor social manager h itco't is Sonne he eciid kites will gis e speeches in on lliurs Nprtl 27 rot ' ol tie school the students will he able aid Inline it hurs Mas to Sole lot two candidates ill K he Id k f tf e dial p W!H ’2 “Doce VT Studentbody elections beckons candidates )S--- Day Dance the New Millennium Away" Audtxnum Daners performed lullabies a tooth with teJJ es a n eht mot mediey two lyrical b&ilet a leather duster dance along with several jazz pieces a hath time dance the twist 1st place clogging numbers an j hebutn balloons I neorc sloggers joined us with their routine e to thank all of our students for anoiheT great Juhene Darlene and H d’v wol! 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