Show itmriiui 8 Millard Page June County Chronicle Progress 1 2000 Jamboral 2000 August Fillmore Middle School c 10 ” $ 1 Sr W ' - Glen Swalberg Swalberg represents Council Ashley Abeggien and Danm Wade Larsen Eryn each others sign year- books Students enjoy yearbook signing it the illinurc MidJIc School cnimeJ igning xiirhoukt as the end ot hurvlax morning the lad school d lor students htgari with the ifprnichcd ssenibl) lop students in all areas ot the school Irom academies to athletics and sure honored several special awards given he ci ver of this vear s vearbook was dcsiened hv 4!iv begglen Hers was hosen over several others in a vearbook cover contest held earlier Ihc chool s vcarbrnik was under the directionsot advisor Mrs Re ileainc Brmkerhofl Hritt and dil an efficient student stall More in Vu Kv vIiihI r Js Annual kids fishing day oil vour fishing poles grab vour the the south in our area Hooked on ishing the illmore Ranger District is sponsoring the ree ki Is ishing Di rhv on Sat June 10 2ooo Registration will began at 9 a m at the Dust tackle ( limbing up the charts in the pool s 50 mi mile dub are Paula and MaJgc Shirknc mi V'O miles Brown he pool is open lor business a usual and elearurg n May alter ti Ihc uqucthall eourts hase been cleaned the ills ball room floor is painted the sh in pooed ceiling tiles replaced and weight rclurhixhcd In the pool area the decks have been acid washed lilcguard stands repainted the pool was drained and acid adied the office and lobby llixir and a is strppcd down and new high dive was installed very tiling sembbed and disinfected and dusted is polished lor the Memorial Day weekend opening Ihc summer schedules are available tree he at the pool for sou to take home basic open swim hours arc as follows Monday riday fit 9 a rn up Swim 3t) p m pcn Swim Open Swim Adelaide noon pm ( loved p ni Sundav learn ing Millard lessons 2000 the Millard On Ihurs May CI A held its closing social I hapterof la Davies and installation ceremony llison and Sitort Holbrook Brenda Janean Robison spoke about the activities of the year ollovving them former members Anya Davies and Kathy A had efRobison spoke on how fected their lives officers were as folhe lows Cheryl Crosland President Janean Robison 1" V P of Activity Brenda P of Community Service llison 2" llison V P of Peer rducation laryn Nicole Rhinehart Secretary Becky Barnhurst Reporter and the reshman Representatives arc orlei Mntakcr Sheena Davies and Melissa Kcslcr and Advisor Miss B arc here are six sesswing right now summer he starting dales are 3u June 12 June 26 July B' July Mind tipusl7 ( all the pool to register o! these 2 week session at U 300 N Delta or drop by at 201 summer swnn team I) W ()) began practice on lues May 30 at 12 noon Ml children who can swim at least length ot the 2S vard pool are invited to he swim team costs $25 month otn up Irorn 12 noon and practice until 3n p m he pool is ottering the Bos Scout Swimming and itesaving he Merit out the It idge courses periodically Chapter of FCCLA Ibis lor un tips fishermen ol appropriate age will appropriate licenses he derhv and easting contest will continue until 12 noon followed bv an awards ceremonv Irom 12 pm Prizes will be awarded for the biggest fish and best cast in the casting contest and much much more here will be two age divisions with prizes including fishing rods and reels tackle boxes and surprises too So round up the kids and join in the fun Tor more information contact Stan Anderson at the illmore Ranger District m lull sion registration Ml Open Swnn Open Swim to swim hiring need s rvsonv he summer ampground voungsters will be given a packet ol formation about the derhv catch and and other informative fishlease fishinir Suturduv 12 box and get reads lor some ol m the state In order to get f shmg best through- summer 00 (den Swalberg Delta attended the Annual Meeting of the Boy Scouts of merica in Nashville Tennessee The nnual Meeting where local council representatives approve the new slate of National olunteer officers and approve bylaw changes was held May he Boy Scouts of America has a volunteer force of million 200 thousand adults who work with youth and other adult volunteers This vast force of manpower helps oung people develop in the three aims of Scouting character development citizenship training and personal mental and spiritual fitness CUSTOM SANDBLASTING 790 W Main Delta Also serving the Fillmore area Only gorillas living In captivity In the wild gorillas eat meat snack on fruits leaves buds barks and 864-202- Arprtlla Scow - where Cindy’s son Joe was a graduate On Sat May 27 way Deseret Town held Day A large vancty of aettv rues were during w as in attendance and enjoyed the delicious day celebration In the even mg a dinner w as served followed by a program and dancing Mr & Mrs Keith Black from Provo tsited w ith relam es and friends ov er the weekend They also held a Black family reunion on Sat and Sun visited Ron Jensen and his Sat at home of Milden & Arpnlla Scow Tanya Eltason from Provo spent the Lincoln of her at weekend home parents &C!eoEliason Leone Dutson and family Gary tended a Owen’s family reunion on Sal al Maple Grove Ladd Stanworth from Vernal is spendhis father Scott ing a few days with Stanworth his brother Chris & sister Holly and grandparents Lyle & Anna Lou Stanworth Mark & Shanna Dewsnup and three sons from Layton spent the memorial weekend at home of mother Sandra Dewsnup in Oak City Our congratulations to the Delta High Seniors from who graduated Tuesday evening Brian Anderson Chelsea Anderson Aaron Bell Che ree Bell Adam Bodell Joseph Clark Kandie Callister Dawn Dewsnup Abby Finhnson Kellie Jamison Lorenzo Chelsi Mendoza Dustin Murdock Pellum Emily Peterson Krystel Skeem Nathan Skeem Trevor Stan worth Mae Cropper went to West Valley and visited several days with her son Dennis Cropper and family and then she went to illc LT and tsited w ith her brother Kay Dan Stev ems & fam ly Lisa Jackson from Manti Amy Freeman from Boston Karen Leisture twin est Valley visited daughters from days with Marlow & Kathy Cropper Rhett & Andrea Dutson & son from Provo visited over the weekend with k inena and June Dutson Cindy Clark from Georgia and her daughter Kelly Clark from Aspen CO visited several day s with Cindy ’s parents Lyle 1 Anna Lou Stanworth They also came for the DHS graduation exercises Happiness is beneficial for the body but it the powers of the mind is grief that develops — Marcel Proust MONUMENT UPDATE The Millard County VeteransMilitary Monument has taken shape this past month The foundation was excavated and the concrete footings poured The wall has been constructed with concrete block reinforced formed and poured The walk was designed with steel and concrete Many volunteers have been working on the wall The veterans from the county have rallied to help the contractors have volunteered their time Dearden Motor provided transportation for the stone that and equipment Last Saturday Commissioner at the entrance will bear the plaque Dearcfen together with many of the volunteers helped construct the forms and poured the walk that night The Search and Rescue Team was called On Memonal Day Commissioner Dearden out to protect the new concrete with the Fillmore several Cemetenes attended and Wayne Jackson National Guard and the Miss Poppy Royalty This was a great opportunity to honor those soldiers killed in action A report was given on the progress and to clarify the requirements for the names to be of the monument and placed on the wall They also reported the success of the asked for donations The Ceremony consisted of the Poppy Royalty placing a cross on the flag pole and the National Guard giving a military salute To meet the requirements for a name to be on the monument the soldier must have served In the Army Navy Airforce Manne Corps Merchant Mannes Coast Guard National Guard or the Reserve and to have lived in Millard County past or present Please check the list in your community Post Office for names spelling and dates of you or anyone you know who has served or is now serving correct names and dates You may add names check for duplicates served Please make these corrections by July 5 The names will be sent to the engraver July 10 The engraved panels and the red sandstone will be installed on the wall and the dedication is currently planned for November 4 2000 Donations are still being accepted to complete the Donations may be sent to Millard County VeteransMilitary monument 50 South Main Fillmore Utah 84631 You may also send Monument names and service dates to the same address We appreciate the County for their support They authonzed the monument to be on Commissioners workers and the jail the court house property provided maintenance We especially thank workforce (MCCC) to help with the construction Commissioner Tony Dearden for his help on the committee and volunteer labor Gwen Hunter Monument Committee Artist Frank M Thomas Veteran and Artist Howard Allred Vice Commander of American Legion Post 135 TONY iDEARDENn for advertising information A Lifetime of Service VOTE to keep experienced leadership June 27 2000 ATTN: Millard County Coal BackhoeWork & Systems Tank Septic Perc Tests Water Trough By S23 Don't miss your target market Call asm Asphalt Ready Mix Concrete Topsoil & Rock Fill Materials Crushed Road Base hat is the Millennium Jamboral0 The ide encampment Jamboral is a Council-hosted by the L tah National Parks Council ke are celebranng the Millennium and 21 century Our theme is "A Heritage of the Past is a ision of the Future1" All units in the Utah National Parks Council are inv ited to attend But the Jamboral is more It is the crowmrg event of a ries of events and programs throughout the 2 years leading up to the Jamboral itself designed to enrich the life of each boy by enriching the unit’s programs and experiences Through neighborhood comand state and national service munity tivities and special recognitions given at the Jamboral itself each boy will gain a vision of his place in society and his sponsibilities to it Through visits to heritage sites and special recognition at the Jamboral each boy will gain greater derstanding and appreciation of his local urd state heritage And finally through completing camping and outdoor requirements with special recognition at the Jamboral each boy ’s experience in the core values of Scouting Leader and unit awards are also available Registration deadline is June 2 2000 the registration fee increases from $20 to Wherever April went May went along with Our months are passing by so quickly now another school year is over and we are into summer Before long we will all be thinking about our Christmas plans Ytkes" e enjoyed riding around Delta and finding e have really been historical this month homes that were printed in the ( hroniJe a couple of weeks ago if you all the Historical haven’t done this you should We really eniovcd it and some of the residents shared some personal stories w ith each house W e also dros e out to Great Stone Face Some of us hadn't been out there for years We also drove over to Fillmore to check on the Veteran's Memorial all It is looking beautitul or the rest of the month we did the usual hangman bingo stngalong plus we made some cute little lady bugs and oreo cookies We all had fun rolling out the dough Our annual Mother’s Day program was again a huge success The families were in charge of giv mg their mother a tribute We had every thing from songs o poetry their were tears a flowing and smiles a grinning We would like to thank Marva Hansen’s able time daughter Ladcll for sending each mother a beautiful corsage W e all had an enjoy and made ice cream sundaes after W'e would like to thank all of the families that helped make this a great success Your mother’s truly appreciated all of your efforts Congratulations goes out to Sandy W atts She has been hired on as a certified Nurses aide She has been in housekeeping and we have ruly loved having her around Now we get to enjoy her more often Also congrats to the seniors Especially those that have & helped at the Care Center McKell Shiner Leslie ebb Lacie Ingram Chasie Ashby We hope you all the best in your future A great big congratulations goes out to our Director of Nursing Anita Pittman She has recently graduated from W eber Stale University w ith a Bachelor’s Science Nursing degree But that’s not all she received the outstanding student award They awarded her a plaque at a happy for her and her family Way to go1 Lola Claire Petersen-8W e celebrated a lot of birthday s this month Reed W’e had lots of parties and even and Venese Tay Stcvens-7Mardean a clown that did magic tricks and balloon animals W hat a treat1 Thanks to the clown (Greg you know who you are) We would also like to welcome back with us Ray Spor He always has a smile for es cry one W e are glad to have him back ith us With school ending so does our day care W c will miss these little pitter patter of feet will be starting up a new throughout the day We look forward to their return when we We get attached to program which will interact the residents with the children more these cute children and love them dearly hope that we will all be more alert to children and fun playing on their bikes and such while we are driving in our cars Have a safe summer Da iBQDiPiPD’tr 12 -- West Millard Care Center !) 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