Show Page County Chronicle Progress October 6 Millard IQ 2002 Gita Worth 'ale k Fundraiser Concludes F the to is u e cr oru ojki raft jir Health Said uri suS!in portion ot this n covert to the school to jl for nt s Award arth s (ft sNw ff nv rtri fhe tjf'tntf prie winner of the A!iyr in turn s and Mnqnn J Itirf f'l'iyfiinunri equipment their rjssos wm M i’ md h dii ir own im the aold fik a h flu id np''iuu u o n re oh r Mr find s tn m lor in’ p whe i'hj h mk in Si think F on C rfo t - e tfie ip? ’am 'wing fav 2 mated heautifu! for this erv rcat graders stak inside he trip they A)S rock like to provide for ix lenges'" Wildlife aitists such as James Audubon hase been instrumental in raising public jwareness of endangered species It is hoped that by focusing more attention on the sstlder side of nature the public will cam a greater aw areness and upprcciat ton tor ildlife The Frascling Exhibition Program is a di ml Hii'S ft" ndi on a hool IS ihe tlojl I'nade on omeiomm das it Oi th'ouel hut on a o Husnuesilu'i sh-- i he si xti en links indents ei ide is e ot the sludi rtK’m Smth llise I'm mnit nt Ita nt jih domud a Hex oiiimh Washington ntrv in foun- statewide outreach sere ice of the Utah Arts Council The program prosidcs schools museums libraries and galleries Ihroughout the stjtc si ith a jncty of hibitions or further information on the Exhibition Traveling Program contact the Visual Arts Program ol ihe Utah Arts This program is supported in Council pjrt be a grant from the National Lndowment for the Arts and by Washington D lunds from the Utah Arts programmine Council Fillmore Middle School btoal smile and was id to patade pi itatois v ith m thusiasm til hi me ot out tl o Ui Bhsy Bee s practiced their waves and smiles to ssas “ Hee thi roi tti a fiitfitam the romls on Thursday out Inundation " mu’ ' sou itmk an eleiiMituv school Wit ink patade oreamers for this tun opporlementarx school is indeed the I'mii m M'llard ounts tunity to hi a part ot i Ion ndat ion si i hm i an pi ui lo p os ide that e'HTietiie to our lomrnnnits s upon eteat sooth a ho en to for our d' K stated Nour program evernplitie scnce tf die National the es he letter rare Homecoming Parade Delta North lemcntaf ueut in late icccucd Honor m i! u h a t pi eac h veaf Freedoms Foundation Award ceive o ft m lolhr Mr het ree!ono this vear dation National Awu r nl d tudentthe cut in ha't tne had hi eri the reorpc ’hi fv tool in hr hf jso tor tti ra puk hi of outdoor ulii room oreanime tins veaf pro er mi that hllrti and hi ci a lift the lure d ot 'Itx ipt tie a’ let " ho of sif'K o formed Mtir rapo hjnfi n hi an ck appreciation n nf The World of the Wild t TIP exhibit be on display at the illmorc School from October 2002 through Nos ember 7 2002 The World of the Wild is the annual art show sponsored by Utah's Hoglc Zoo turing artworks of animals and ihc wild The goal of this exhibition is to bring gether the works of serious artists who jrc interested in displaying their view of the wild animals pljnts and pljccs with which we shjre our world The art of depicting animals is an cient one Prehistoric men depicted on case walls in an attempt to gain power oxer their hunt These paintings can still be seen in Lascaux France Mtjmira Spain Africa and Auxtrjlu rcemont and Anasat Induns of Utah also drew anirrui images as a form of spiritual empowerment The ancient Egsptians drew and modeled animals with great care based upon ihe obserx ation of nature lodjy art classes arc often seen at the oo painting and drawing from life arc difficult models and present chalwill j Mr man ttie jv ' o !ht He IosniIs efts World of the Wild on exhibit ''t"-W- 'tf lets ttia! tu 2' ' k Jlik format ori lhoj! du a jW " die m arl tauv’ht the in to The prufc’t aril' ft rouehout sm h a the sear fop'i far Artist o o p on Se "a jofual 'u JO tfaoniinjry efforts with the recent Inrmbronk jiff Wrap orth fundraiser $SiM of sales Acre transacted’ thank the local lommunitv for supporting this effort so rjuoud Ve keep over 0 of rhe s antic ipjtctf that salewc will receive approxifrom thi mately Ihc k’ft wrap project fundraiser is the ON fundraiser we part's ipafe in Icrucntarv af leltj North means a ereat deal to us v a vou rneht well ma'ine from the he mone jsser Fillmore Elementary School o' m tor their e F North Delta ' ' rK (hank the Wc mouM like r Crapo’s Rock Shop Elementary DN PTA Take a Fieldtrip to Second Graders wanfs promoting an understarul ine and appree mn of re sponsible uticn hip amt the benefits ot a free soc lety ” reedorus Since l‘MV oundtifion's National honoicii Awards Finer jrn throm’h a exceptional work selection process based on and content recipicjualilv ents are chosen to become part Of a histone alls eroup of merican uiiens hon't that advance the American ideil i"iim' pioeram whu h teac hts setv u hui dn tmni heen rcioi’nied previouslv heeinniru'of the new school u r' his award will he offu la’U poceumonv to he airaneul In the the winter months t are oui I'residenl orelei Ihaper for si1 onilm linn hy 4th Grade Mountain Man assembly ninth etale students Dilia Smth pom lementats oined sutli Imuih etudets liom Delta South lemiutus to patlui m the Mountain Man semhls Mt Suit! Soiensin told the ihddien that si ten he as a little hos he tol his mothu th it he xsanled to he a "ttioi nlnn man and she told him that he loulln lie told the students that he was a m uintam man" He and that he had heen one suin' ith his list's in anada in a loeiahm ile andihddien in a sirs temote plaie that is mils He me m ho accessible hx limit h beean tellme the children a tall tale about deer huntim' ori bis hike He sho xcd the thildieo mans turn and skins He told and showed the i hi Mien a heaxei skin top hat and explained that the making ol these hats had heen xers impoitant lor eat Is mountain men in the lut tialini' business lot osei ’HI seats Ml Smeiisen told the ihildien about tan nine deei hides Rather than usme ihemi iils to Ian the hides the mountain nun used the hum ot the animal rid tubbed it into the bide hkm and tat wue snapel "in the bu ot the lode oh an obsul n roik or a lone krile He showed Ihe children a skin sir eti he) on a loom le told them that mountain men used almost all purls of Ihc He told them that the clothme he was wearme animal in some tisclul was which consisted ot a leuthctskin shirt and leeeim’s took ‘kdcct hides to nuke(5 lor the shirt jnd 4 lot the Icci'inesi le exp lined to the children that the Itmee wasn't ust tor decoration It was usil to keep the tarn oil to help with i'umouf!uue and Ihc Itmee could cxen be eaten to piesent staixa'ion He tol the students about mlict imHrtant mountain men like kit ( arson jnd Jim Httdeer He also toll tliim about modern mountain nnm )nc man had a enls hear he had tuiscl om a mb and ha laud lot it lor 2 ' sears nother had 2' turned wolscs He shossel llteihilhen mans intcrcMma slides He then showed the ihildien wsetal dil'erint kinds ot fur skins lie explained that each had a stois and oltm the skins had helimced to a trained animal that had died lie closed the assemble ssith a question and arises ir period lo conclude he tauehl the children about his hluik possdei mii'k loader lie explained hoes it worked and then he fired it His assemble ended ith a hie bane " hi assemble ssas sere interesting and in formalise Special thunks to Mi Suren on loi stsit to Delta South' pale I""'" letter displays tev to im d oenit ludent inn umhu announcing ONES liee ’iih’ of Net our simu1 projects th rrc ted kv have us at the Ronald McDonald visits DSE hunl through O grade children enjoyed j imI Ironi Ronald McDonald on lucsdax lie talked September 2' In the iln lion about icjdmc an He encouraged its impurtjnic Ihe children lo rejl with exuberance and excitement lie Had Ihe ehillien and tcaiheix help m telling J slot heie the He shnxel their enthiiMiMii hoel them nuitn mn'k In in! hoM tliev tan hae Inn uith hooks Hie ehillien thorouehK enoed the lime that Ronald spent ssith them Delta Sooth students want lo thank Ronald tot untune to ihe school and to tot this thank Milkmaid wonderlulk deliehtlul expert etue with readme horo is nothing so powerful strange us truth — and often nothing so — Daniel Webster David Lang and Daley Coats Lunchroom students of the month named Two students hasc been named be the IjiIics in the lunchroom at the Fillmore Middle hex are Daley Coats and Djxid School as Lunchroom Students ot the Month Fang According to Lunch Supervisor Mrs Vila Chailesssorth these txxo students were chosen because of their cheerfulness and politeness in the lunsh room Seventh graders enjoy the circus Seventh students fromthc Fillmore Middle School attended the Ringling Brothgrade Circus in Salt Lake City on September 2h Students were delighted be the colorful exciting acts of all kinds and were hjpps to he the First ever class Ironi the school to he able to attend Ihe circus "I am sure there were students with us who had never before been to the circus and it was a special treal for them" explained Mrs Realamc BrtnkerhofT the teacher in charge of the field trip Mrs tckic C jrling was the other teacher w ho went along Thanks lo the parent chaperones who helped supervise the students that day ers Cross Country race scheduled at FMS The Fillmore Middle School Crosscountry Race will he run on f ridjy October at 10 45am With nejrls the entire studentbods participating the 2 mile race is an exciting one to watch The race begins at the center of the playing field cast of the school ith the finish line near the new softball backstop The public is invited to attend this annual event under the sponsorship of the Millard H'gh School Cross Country Team coached by Stuart Bailey and Doug Jolley History classes learn of Fillmore’s history Once again Fillmore Middle School had the pnsiledgc of having Mr Carl Camp curator of ihe Territorial Staehousc come and visit ihe I tih History classes On October he brought in several artifacts and pictures and explained tne early history of Fillmore lo the students He showed butter mold and explained that each butter maker had their own mold so lhat people could buy butter by "brands" just like we do todas He also talked about clothing shearing sheep carding the wool spinning thread and weaving cloth before you could make a new shtrl He lold the students about how the girls would often follow the sheep through the sage brush to collect Ihc bits of wool RAW ART 2003 safety matters R ART a national artist and object dc art management r organization from is launching its national Call For in search ot up to ists from accross the twents regional coantry for its inauIf seieitcd the artbusiness services such as consultations on career management taxes portfolio artist statement press releases and resume portfolio appraisal tor prmng and inclusion in all R Mk ART national marketing campaigns and material The marketing plan is lo hasc the artist Included in 6 group shows held avross the nation jnd porttolio representation by galleries nationw ide along w ith being represented in a gtoup portfolio with live national eorjs irate and pris ate collector consultants All entries must be postmarked by October st and on November 2'th notifications will be sent out to the winners The inaugural show will open to the public on January loth at the Andcnkcn in Colorado and tun until the 3Kt Anyone interested in participating should go to wssw rodneyss jllaic for more Stay live wire Stay! gural show in January ist will be eligible for ixr 1’iuxer Inn's llmnst ilisiss tix on Is long ill poll's w Ihti' tin Bill js ns r ss r iIc'i'IkI upon nui t s or n i idriits tmu's tin' xxcitliiT tri in'i rf re inl hnoik thorn down That s whon it gets dangerous Allow noil lino mu ls'k harmless hut it tan still ho a hxo si no p iw lul enough to ill and ex n iiOi'i' the ground ari md tt Please remember these words of cjulton: thr 'i sor totii Ii or go near a (alien power line Do not loin Ii am lung on w huh the w ire is resting t 'so extreme laution and explain the danger to s our luldn n It sou see a dow noil Imo i all us immeihati Is and we II take iare ot it (At i all U11 lour For a saletx matters informal ion to us ropy of our safety booklet Electricity 101 call UTAH POWER Making it happen if The killer dolphin whale is actually r a |