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Show Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631 - October 2, 1981 Page 8 s S i Party Line CL Sidney and Betty Hunter. left Wednesday for Logan, where he will be attending Utah State this Holden Happenings By Ella Crosland Stanley and Jov Harmon took their daughter Donna to Provo Saturday. Donna will be at- tending Stevens-Henage- r School Business this winter. They also visited their daughter Suzanne. They accompanied then son Clair and wife Ellen to Salt Lake City Saturday evening to attend the wedding reception for Nancy Strader and husband. Clair had the privilege of bapti- ing Nancv while on his mission to Georgia. She was married in the Salt v lake Temple Saturday mot ning. Ward and LeVell Turner were visiting his mother. Mrs. Elmeda Turner. for several days from their home in southern Utah. Ed and La Von have moved into their lovelv new home that is situated so that they gel a beautiful view of the vallev. ' We are glad to see I enorc back Harker home. She has spent some of the summer months in Salt Lake Shel-stea- City . d . David Condie, son of President and Mrs. John R. Condie. is a patient at Utah Valley Hospital following injuries he received in a motorcycle accident . Reed A. Wood is also a patient at Utah Valley receiving medi- - cal attention. Russell Stevens. Conrad. Two sisters as well as three brothers ate happv over his arrival. Grandma Inez Watkins of Hagerman. Idaho 'is here helping in the home and getting acquainted with her new grandson. Ned and Louise Bennett are the paternal grandparents. Christine Burns, daughter of Bud and Bec-kBurns, had the misfortune of breaking her ankle and was taken to p(lw)n to have it taken cate of. We certainly wish all of the sick and injured a speedy recovery. Bonnie Christensen look her daughter Pat to Orem Monday. Pat will be attending Trade Tech at Orem this year. She visited her daughter Kellec also. Jim Burns, son of Bud and Bcckv Burns, and Gregory Dwstrup. son of Karla Das- Don and rup. both left to enroll at Trade Tech at Orem. On August 14. Tony and Bonnie Dearden of Fillmore and their children Stephanie, Darin, and Jennifer and Mrs. Grant Stevens of Holden were in Salt Lake to attend the wedding of their niece and granddaughter. Tamera McKee, to James Paul McEaneney. Tammy is the daughter of Jan V. and Kove McKee of Bountiful. Also attend-Hospiting from Aberdeen. New Jersey, were Chad and McKee Mitchell Stacy and daughter Cara Linda. 14 month old twin son of Norman and Carolyn Stevens, is a patient at DS Hospital. He was 1 taken there after swallowing a caustic disinfectant. At the last report he will be released to cime home Wednes- day. Dean and Connie Bennett are the proud parents of a fourth son. He w;ts born September 16 weighing 7 lbs. 4 oz. He will be named John t year. Elder Bryce Monsen was honored Sunday at a Testimonial. He has been called to the Sendai, Japan Mission. He will enter the Mission Home October 8. His sister, Julie Svdall. husband and family of Richfield were here to spend the day with her family, the Lewis Monsens. Boyd Watts and son Brandon spent a recent weekend in Gunnison, Colorado as guests of son and brother Matt Watts, wife and three bins. They really enjoyed the visit and of course Malt appreciated the load of wood his father brought them. Lloyd and Orlene Christensen have two of their grandsons spending a few days with them. Bruce and his wife are moving into their new home in Spring City so are the grandparents the watching by helping children. Gustavesen Georgia has sold her home here and is moving back to Salt Lake to be nearer her children. We arc sorry to have her leave, but our best wishes go with her and we hope she will enjov her return to the city . Scipio Scene Salt Lake. Enid Warwood Levan. Ross Memmott Richfield. Jewel Mem By Dathel Whitaker House guests of Nora the misfortune of getting Price during the past a leg broken in two places week were her son Joe, during football practice his wife Susan, and their last week. two daughters. Jennilee This is a hard blow to and Josie. a senior bov who is Joe is in the Coast material. Our best Guard. The family lives wishes go to Doug for a at Gig Harbor, Washspeedy recovery. At Sacrament meeting ington. Occupying the home of Leavitt Christensen was the late Jennie and Leo- sustained as the Ward's nard Bowen is Blaine new Teacher DevelopPeterson. Blaine is single ment Director. was Guest and teaches Science in speaker the elementary school in High Councilman Stewart Jacobson. Fillmore. Our sympathy goes out THIS WEEKS NEWS Bob and Jean Phillips to Doug Perkins, who had All-Sta- berg. who went for the first time. Dix. Joyce. Kary, Diane. and Elizabeth Monroe the attended fair stale Saturday the I9ih. Sam Mr. and Mrs. Memmott and family, West Valiev Citv. spent the weekend with LeVoy and Ella Memmott. ried Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robins attended a steak at Cedar Breaks by Friday evening. It was given bv the Department ol for Transportation woi kers in the District. Florence Saturday', drove to Pavson to watch hei granddaughter. Emily Memmott of Orem, plav soccer. They beat the Pavson team THIS WEEK'S NEWS Colleen and Nord molt. Kearns: and Jay Chester, and Harmon all of Scipio, and part Deann Robins, who is tiers. Also there were attending BYU. was home Memmott attended fungrandchildren. great for the weekend with eral services in Milford grandchildren, and great her parents. Leo and Saturday for their for a Shirley Rollins. Jerry Mem-mo- t total of 75. t. wife of Van Mem-mo- t High Councilman MarlConnie ow Mace. Sallv and famBurtis and t. who passed away Quarnberg received word ily. Fillmore, presentSeptember 24 in Salt of a new grandson born ed the program in Sac- Lake City. to Warren and Robyn rament meeting Sunday. Thelma and Dick ProMr. and Mrs. Jonney ber! are rejoicing at the Quarnberg of Beaver. He will be named Brady Ouarnberg and boys, birth of a grandson born Leon. Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. to Janeen and Blaine Roxic Stone, who has Jonnev Morris and famiChambers. Orem. Thelma been living in Salt Lake ly . Green River. Mr. and is spending some time in City with daughter NeMrs. Mack Forbush. Orem taking care of the va. enjoyed spending tw'o Taylorsville, were all at family and helping with weeks at her home. Her the home of Hilda Quarn- the new baby. THIS WEEK'S NEWS Darwin and Faye Loudattghi 'r Wanda stayed berg for the weekend and the wedding of their ise Bradftcld. Caliente, Stephanie is the name with her. chosen by John and ChrisSeveral of the students niece. Sherri Thatcher. Nevada, spent Saturday tine Monsen for their new are leaving to attend varRob Kathleen night with his folks, and daughter. She was born ious schools this month: Memmott and family. Earl and Edna Bradfield. Salt Lake, were at the They had been in Salt September 24 at the West Melanie Monroe. Stepht. anie Robins. Penny Millard Hospital weigh home of Chester and EsLake City for a medical Diane Quarnberg. ther Memmott for the checkup. ing 8 lbs. 8 oz. Big sister Melanie is pleased and Terry Monroe. weekend. LaRuc Sclman, Salt with her arrival as are A large crowd of friends A large erowd of ward Lake City, has been Bill and members attended the and relatives attended the spending the weekend grandparents Charlene Tuttle. Lewis Manti Temple Thursday wedding and reception for with Mvron and Mary and Janet Monsen. night. September 17. with Sherri Thatcher and Gene Wasdcn. I unnell. Ben Hunter, son of Devon and Glenda Quarn who were mar The Ward Primary pre W0i? sister-- in-law. Pro-ber- tSQn 5-- sented a program for the ward members Thursday, September 24. "ChilInternational dren's Festival". All Primary children participated in song or dance. Bob and Berniece Judd. California, visited friends in Scipio Sunday. They were on their way home after spending two weeks in Utah. Chester and Esther Memmott drove to Santa Clara Sunday to attend the christening of their grandson, son of Cindy and Rov Hafen. JoAnn Frost and daughter Ashley. Salt Lake City, accompanied them. Several Ward Relief Society ladies attended the Relief Society (piped in) conference at the Stake House Saturday evening. Mr. and .Mrs. Mont Robins and Rick Robins drove to Salt Lake City Saturday to attend the baptismal of their granddaughter. Annette Monsen. After the baptismal, they returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Monscn to attend the testimonial of their nephBrvce Monsen, ew, Holden. Tona Monsen of Fillmore also attended the baptismal and the testimonial of her To add to the excite- ment of the day, their son Mike arrived home from the Army, having served three years. He was home on leave a year ago. On his way Fort They enjoyed points of from Benning, interest as they traveled Georgia, he stopped in to Arizona, New Holbrook. through Arizona, Mexico and Colorado. visit his foster sister, One of the highlights Margaret Kearns, who of their trip was attendhas employment in a ing the State Fair at store there. Albuquerque. We welcome Mr. and House guests of Nora Mrs. Robert (Doc) BrunPrice over the weekend son back to Kanosh for a were her son Charles, a wife DeeAnn ancf fnree children from Daniel. also They Wvomirg. attended church services in Kanosh on Sunday. Sacrament meeting Sunday was conducted Cleve bv Counselor Christensen. Dinner guest at the home of Leonard Watts were Mr. and Mrs. Voyne Ackerman and daughter Sheri. Raoela LeFever of Junction. Other guest were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thornton of Monroe. visit. They have sold their home here, but came in a trailer which is parked nearby and which they w ill occupy while here. Special guests at the home of Willard and Da-th- cl Whitaker By Lola Monroe A party was held September 19 in the Scipio park to honor Katie Memmott. who was 96 years old September 18. All of her children were present: Ossie Memmott Kanosh Kapers have returned trom a most enjoyable trip to New Mexico, where they visited Bob's brother. Bill Phillips, in Belen, and also helped him celebrate his birthday. Sunday were their dear friends, Yvonne Richard and Kirschner and three sons, Roand Ruadhaun, babv. Richard Len, who is referred to as our mir(Smyth) their bert. acle babv." Because of a disease called Lupus, Yvonne has had the misfortune ol losing three babies pievious to little Rich-har- d Lcn. Through a priesthood blessing given to Yvonne bv Harold Ahlstrom and Yvonne Prcal George. and her husband were blessed with this beautiful. baby, healthy who is now three months old. the Accompanying Kirschners was President Peter Klein of the Stake Presidency in Bristol, England. He is here to attend General Conference and will be a house guest of the Kirschners. Klein President was Yvonne's bishop in Bristol. England before she moved to the United Slates. Willard and Dathel met Bishop Klein when attended church they there, at the time they went to England to accompany their son, John, home from his mission. Sunday was a special day for the Whitakers, to have these lovely friends in their home. Fillmore Frolics Wood. September Hansen was pleasantly flabbergasted when her family came to celebrate her 90th birthday a couple of months early. Loa's birthday will be December 21 . After an enjoyable politick lunch. Loa was presented with a beautiful birthday cake made by Louise Jensen, and everyone sang Happy Birihdnv to Grandma. Taking advantage of the beautiful weather and Loa's big yard, the group enjoyed baseball, soccer, running races and just silting in the shade visiting with one another. Present at the party were: Winfred and Portia Jensen, their two sons Ray and Louise Jensen, Sandy: Fred and Myrna West Jensen. Valley City: and their daughter LaVon and Eddie Bountilul. Whatcoi'. and their families: Alice and Warren Hanson, their two sons Martin and Jane Hanson. Holladay; Keith and Vicky Hanson and their daughter Carol Ann and Vincent Webb and families: Howard .and Norma Blake. Bren- -' da and Glen Blake. Della: daughters Loa Rose and Lavlon: Hanson.' Connie Rae and Eddie Smith and family. Hunter. Loa has 78 descendants and 56 of them were present for the delightful dav. Saturday. 19. 1981. Loa IPsksMs THIS WEEKS NEWS A. Paul and Dean C. Robison were honored by their children with a birthday party to celebrate Paul's 80th birthday and Deans 75th. Both birth- days arc in September. The party was held on the lawn and patio of Paul's Mrs. granddaughter. Brent Jackson's home in Fillmore. Another granddaughter. Roslyn Callis-te- r Archibald, and Pauls Mattie Ann daughter Callistcr and daughter-in-laDorothy B. Robison. planned the event. Paul and Dean have a combined 74. Pauls of two six children. grandchildren and 19 greatgrandchildren and Dean's four chidlrcn. 22 grandchildren. and 21 greatgrandchildren. this makes a family of which they are justly proud. several of Although their children and grandchildren live too far away to attend the party, the couple was remembered with gifts and cards or telephone calls to wish them very happy birthdays. More than 35 were at the party, where they feasted and visited most of the day. The weather was just perfect and it was a very happy occasion for everyone concerned. Those attending were: Mattie Ann Callistcr, Logan; Craig Callister, Chino. CA; Rodger and Lani Callister and two sons. Tremonton; Dr. and Mrs. Lvle Archibald (Roslvn) and four children. Ogden; Easton and Dorothy Dean Tracy Brakeman Brigham posterity With B. Robison and daughter Terri & husband Michael Gre ory. two children. Salt Ltike Dr. Brent City: and Debbie Jackson 'and. four children. Fillmore; Shirlcnc and Cliff Davis and daughters Jill & Kimm & three children. Salt I ake City: Paul and Bov orlv Groesbcck and two children Gaylcnc and Ben. Richfield, and of course. Paul and Dean, w ho their expressed thanks and love to their family for having such a delightful celebration in their honor. Plague outbreak strikes Bryce Canyon Syl vatic plague was recently found in prairie dogs at Bryce Canyon National Ben Morrill Agent Telegrapher Delta Phyllis Ferguson Clerk Salt Lake City Contract-Leas- e Park. Park Sup- erintendent. Bob Benton noted that although the occurrence of plague among prairie dogs is not an unusual event, he is advising park visitors to avoid contact with rodents while in the park. "Chipmunks and ground squirrels are known carriers of plague" remarked Benton, and I strongly that visitors suggest should not feed or touch any of these animals." Rodents, such as chipmunks and prairie dogs, serve as a reservoir for plague. The disease is spread bv fleas from infected animals. Plague first appeared in the western United States in 1900. Since that lime, it has been primarily a disease of wild animals. Only 100 cases of human plague have been recorded in the West during the past 20 years. |
