Show Page 6 - Thurs Mar L'SPS Millard Count 12 1987 Community Event WARNER displays her 3 strand braided rug She folds all raw edges in so there is a completely finished appearance Cliff and Ella Purcell display their 6 strand braided rug a unique way of brading These will be on display at the Heritage Festival GLADYS Six County Heritage Festival Coming KANOSH The Six County Area Older Americans Heritage Festival will be presented for the second year since the success of last year’s festival brought on an overwhelming response to have it held again This year the old gym of Snow College in Ephraim will host the event which will take place Friday March 20 1987 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm There will be booth displays of Arts Crafts Sewing and Antiques Along with that will be plenty of entertainment which will help keep everyone entertained This will be approximately 15 minutes long every 5 minutes Some numbers featured will be Old Time Singing by Fillmore’s Clem Utley by the Fairview piano selections seniors dancing by the Salina seniors a kitchen band by the Redmond seniors and many more interesting numbers The purpose of this Heritage Festival is to show the citizens of our area that FLOWELL Virgie Ivie Ph ' Mrs Don Tomkinson honored their son Rodney and his bride Christina Wright Tomkinson on February 28 at a lovely open house They were married February 27 at the home of the The bride’s parents in Hurricane bride’s mother and sisters were here to stand in the line Their gowns were beautiful Her father was ill and unable to attend The bride’s parents are Mrs Ronald Wright A large crowd attended to extend best wishes and conNona Don’s mother gratulations Tomkinson and her sons Max from Colorado and Fred and wife Margene from Idaho Roy and Gloria from Fillmore also came Ilena’s parents Phillip and Thelma Burnham of Colorado her sisters Anna Evans Cindy Finlinson and Uncle Fred and Aunt Rita Elkins and their son Dennis and his wife and children Ilena was so surprised and happy to have her cousin Wade Stark of Provo come for this Roy and Gloria’s special occasion daughter Maria her husband and darling baby came The groom’s sister Connie and husband Craig Stratton and two sweet children came from Hurricane another sister Laurel and husband Douglas Wilson and two little children of Cedar City were unable to attend because of illness Andy Tomkinson of Salt Lake City was best man His wife Sheryl was in charge of the guest book Connie Craig and Anna were overseeing the gifts which were many lovely and useful I probably left some names off which should have been included Please forgive me for any errors Mrs Dean Allen were in Kearns February 28 to be present when their Christy was baptized granddaughter and confirmed a member of the LDS Church by her father Acel Butcher stood with Acel during Dean Grandpa At fast meeting the confrimation Dean and Shirley were preMarch sent to witness the blessing of Acel and Vickie’s little daughter by her father who gave her a blessing and the name Trisha Kay Vickie’s sister DeAnn and little son Landon and brother Bradley The music of Peggy Melville Thornton daughter of Boyd and Judy Melville was the program enjoyed by members of the East Millard Fine Arts Guild on March 5 1987 Overcoming a lifetime of serious physical handicaps Peggy has found time to write perform and enjoy music both for her own enjoyment and for countless numbers she has entertained The mother of seven children she has been an inspiration to all who know her Peggy was introduced by her mother Judy who narrated the story of her life as she introduced and gave numbers a background for the various used on the program The music was presented by Sarena and Terri sisters of Peggy assisted by Sarena’s children and in duet with Lisa Crosland A double mixed quartet sang the closing number followed by some impromptu numbers requested by the audience from the composer Peggy as she played her guitar the piano and sang A special Easter program will be the Arts Guild Fine of next meeting scheduled Sunday afternoon April 6 at the Stake center UTLEY will represent the Fillmore Senior Citizen Center and sing old time songs many of the older Americans have acquired more experience by living longer and have some unique abilities that are becoming lost arts to many younger persons The older Americans of the Six County area would like to share their skills and talents with you in an Festival Heritage Everyone is invited to attend this free activity flew to Salt Lake from their home in Colorado to be with the family for the Dean and Shirley special occasions came on home Sunday evening The next day Dean and his brother Rex Allen were in Salt Lake City dri business They brought Bradley and DeAnn and Landon to Flowell where they will enjoy visiting their parents for several days Visiting Mrs Arthur Allen were their daughter and LaDawn and Ron Berkey of Cedar City They were on their way to Salt Lake City on business Also here were Mrs Jerry (Louise) Imlay and children visiting her parents the Allens and sister LaDawn and Ron Kevin and Marlene Christensen and children visited her sisters and families Ruth Allen had and enjoyed a house full of company this past weekend Mrs Royal (Clarice) Hurd and children came February 27 along with the latter’s Leslie Hurd and two little sons Leslie’s husband Rodney is in the military out of the US at the present Royal had commitments for Sunday so he returned to their home in Orem Saturday evening On Sunday the Hurd’s daughter Julie and her husband Michael Goodman and baby stopped in for a visit All the family returned home Sunday evening Mrs Michael (Delinda) Eddison were here with her parents Anthony and Diana Fuller and children over the weekend They live in Cedar City where Michael attends SUSC Mrs Brent Mace came from Cedar City February 26 and took his mother Ulala Mace to Logan to see the newest addition to their family little Steven John Mace born to their son Peter and Tess Mace February 24 in Logan The little fellow has a brother Daniel Peter The next day Brent Myrna and Ulala went to the Salt Lake airport to see their son Paul off for a stint in the Air Force He just recently returned from an LDS mission The Maces spent Saturday with their daughter Melinda and her husband They returned to Flowell Saturday evening after a wonderful visit with their family and their especially seeing darling grandson and great grandson Virgie Ivie had a delightful day February 28 going to Leamington to - il Pioneer Market 174 S 100 Tennessee We are happy over the report received by Virginia Hatton that Lorin Hatton is doing very nicely following his hip replacement which took place He has therapy each in California week and the services of a good nurse who comes in often Lorin is with his Yvonne Eustacy and husdaughter CA so is band Roger in Oakland receiving lots of tender loving care He knows what long stays in the hospital are all about having had a knee replacement after his wife Yolanda passed away Then he had the misfortune of falling at his sister’s Nada home here in Kanosh and breaking a hip When he was about ready to be released the pin came out and the surgery had to be done all over again— and now this But I’m sure his doctors and nurses have never attended a more patient pleasant Kanosh sends their best wishes to you Lorin Carl and Lueda Blad have just returned trom a two week trip through Montana and Washington Oregon Idaho The purpose of the trip was to attend the Regional and State wrestling tournaments of Washington in which they had a grandson wrestling Dale won the regional tournament with ease and was able to place third in the state meet He had won the State Championship two years in a row He had also won 74 straight matches without a defeat prior Carl to his loss in the state and Lueda are proud of their grandson and his accomplishments Their children didn’t let Lueda forget In Enumclaw her birthday Washington their son DeVon and wife Pauline and son Dale Lynn and wife Denine honored her with a party consisting of a program birthday cake and gifts She was further honored by another son Merlin and wife Lois in Pocatello Idaho with Family Night cake and gifts Back to Kanosh Lueda's sisters and on niece came to help celebrate February 27 where they enjoyed a delicious dinner together with much visiting and more gifts were received On February 28 a daughter Renda Christensen husband Ray son Kent Blad and wife Ann another son Phil wife Sharon and family also Lueda’s brother Blaine Allan and wife Eva join- - tend the Golden wedding Anniversary celebration fro Lawrence and Laura Bradfield at the LDS Cultural Hall Their children honored their parents with this lovely affair and the tributes paid them Virgie’s brother Clayton Williams of Nephi and Lucille Overson of Lynndyl were there as was Grace Williams Bennett former Leamington resident and her husband Clifford coming frm Tooele Saw Dora former Scipio resident and members of her family Also Jean Bradfield Robison formerly of Fillmore and her husband Floyd were there I stopped in Delta and visited with my niece Joneal Meyers and her husband Ron It was a beautiful and all ' Fruit EXCESS Lots Mores Fertilizers-Weed ’n Feed d Killers Seed— Bulk & Packaged Greenhouse Supplies Fishing Gear Open Grocery Specials 7 Jays a week til 10 pm of The VBR Education Dapartmant placed ordara In anticipation larga school ealee Due to budget cuts thaaa aalaa ware unclaimed must be sold These new Singer Open Arm machines machlnee aew all fabrics Levi's canvas upholstery nylon atratch vinyl silk EVEN ON LEATHER Machines are designed to zlg zag overcast buttonhole and much more With 25 year wamantyi Now '148 '32800 Also limited aupply of Sergera Visa regular Mastercard American Express COD Layaways We ahlp UPS These weekdays everyday CALL Ask lor School Sslos Minigtr Ext100 Library Gwen Librarian Fillmore Hunter 25 South Utah 100 West Thanks for Looking Seems some of you took the hint about spring cleaning or something overdue books have been some because coming in We appreciate getting them The Library Board has estabished a period until the second week in April for long overdue Keep them coming! Art Program A very few people saw the slide proArt gram from the National Gallery of on Monday March 2 We realize it was shown a little out of schedule since the regular date is the second Monday of it was ut the month sorry about when it could be scheduled with the National Gallery We are only one group out of hundreds using this service throughout the nation The narrative and slides discussed Five Techniques of Painting used by the old masters and modern painters This was a very informative although technical treatise on painting The next program will be on Rembrandt New Books A large beautiful Book of Whales is now ready to use This is an oversize book which we would rather not check out to small children although they would be welcome to look at it under supervision-it- ’s just the size of the book which could be not easily handlarms! ed by small hands-- or D Diaries The of Dwight Eisenhower is a donated book which will be enjoyed by World War II buffs We or other people have lived through an expose biography not it’s time to read the real books Cody Talbot son of Jim and Diane Talbot received the special Faith in God Award at the Meadow Pack 206 meeting on February 24 1987 It was presented by his father Jim Talbot The theme for the pack meeting was Tied Up In Knots Other awards were Cody Talbot Bear Badge a Gold and 3 Silver Arrow Points gordon Robison Bear Badge a Gold and 2 Silver Arrow Points Colby Hare Wolf Arrow Point Gold and a Badge Frankie Freeman a Silver Arrow Point Pahvant Valley Senior Citizens Schedule By Ruth Zmitravich ed them here in Kanosh where more celebrating took place with visiting gifts a delicious turkey dinner served and the group gathering around the player piano for singing No wonder Lueda says “I won’t mind having other birthdays!” A desire of Juanita Charlesworth’s heart has been to come to Kanosh and take a tour through the new Ward on Chapel This was accomplished Saturday February 28 when she was brought down from the Fillmore Hospital in Terry’s and Anita’s new van Willard Whitaker had the honor of pushing her wheel chair through this beautiful large building with Terry a counselor in the Ward Higgs Bishopric as their guide whjch was as one could get lost! Juanita necessary was thrilled with what she saw and expressed her joy that the remodeling and adding on were done at the same location where the other church had been which was built while her late husband was the Collins R Charlesworth Bishop and was dedicated in 1952 Excitement and happiness is running high among the Kanosh Ward members as they look forward to their first meetings in the New Ward Chapel on Sunday March 8 Ward Auxiliary The Bishopric workers and others including the custodians have been busily engaged in getting their cabinets storage closets etc in order Whitaker and Dathel Willard received word from their son Jim in Madison Wisconsin that he and his family are excited over their new transfer which will be in Brunssum Holland This is at the extreme southern part close to the German and Belgium border Jim is a Major A Commissioning Ceremonial for all cadets will be held in Madison on May 17 1987 He will be attending an Air Force officers school in Alabama for a month before leaving for Holland in July His family wife Sharon and children: Steven Mariesa Lorelyn and Ashlee will visit in Utah for a while before joining Jim in Holland Willard and Dathel were happily March 5 to surprised on Thursday have a member of the first CCC Camp in Kanosh drop in to see them Orlan Jacobson formerly of Oak City was in that group of Utah boys back in the thirties He looks very good for a man getting ready to celebrate his 80th birthday His wife Carol is a lovely lady They spent 2 or 3 months in Mesa enjoying temple work and the nice weather Their home is in Ogden Utah They have 7 children 6 boys girl They have served 2 couple missions and are ordinance workers in the Ogden Temple Orlan served a mission before joining the CCC Camp SINGER SEWING MACHINES Shade Plant John Iverson son of Don and Pat Iverson of Fillmore is temporarily staTN with the tioned in Chattanooga Bechtel Co He is an Electrical Engineer His two children Tiffany and Doug will be staying with grandparents Pat and Don for a while PUBLIC NOTICE 743-535- 5 & The Fillmore Community Medical Center Long Term Care Unit along with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation will jointly sponsor a special Family program addressing the needs and emotions of Families with Long Term Care patients or of Families facing the decision of placing a member of the family into a Long Term Care or Nursing Home facility This special program will be held on Wednesday March 18 1987 at 7 pm in the classroom of the Fillmore Community Medical Center The program will include the video presentation “My Father My Mother” and Paul Buckingham MSW from Utah Valley Regional Medical Center’s Department of Social Services will speak on the emotional aspects of Elderly Care and the needs of the family with Long Term Care patients The general public is invited to come in this special out and participate program For further information please contact Suzie Adams at or Sharon Blad at Working in Dathel Whitaker Ph CLEM Special program to be held at Fillmore Medical Center The President Millard Fillmore Monday Mar 16: Pork chops Mar 18: Ham loaf Wednesday Thursday Mar 19: Clam chowder fish fillets Remember the birthday potluck on There seems to be the quite a few folks born in March rom the old scrapbook-Ohalf of the world may not know how the other half lives but is has its suspicions MEADOW Norma Gagon Ph When you are a grandmother with grandchildren miles away from you it seems you are “on the road” a great deal February 28 found me in West Valley City to witness the baptism of Lauralee Gagon This is the year of granddaughters for me One got married one will graduate from high school one from junior high school and three will be baptized Another happy little girl was Abbie Della Her grandmother Hammond Madsen and aunt May Labrum spent two weeks in southern California to be there when she turned eight years old and was baptized in late January Isn’t it good to see the growth of our posterity! Speaking of granddaughters biography Many other books of fiction have 1987 or ot also been added this 1986 but some very good reading Muddy Books Let us caution patrons about the care of books! We have been getting books which have been dropped in the mud and it makes them a mess especially when they are then put in the drop box Parents please see that kids have their books in a bag of some sort or that they are the size to be easily handled and held on to Children need instructions in caring for books which must We largely come from the parents would appreciate your help in this matter Literary Grant As we have mentioned we are now ready to register adults in the Literacy Any adult who wishes to Program learn to read English either as a second language or a missed opportunity in the first language is eligible to come in and register The course is free and will be as much as possible a or very small group offering Materials have been ordered and we expect to start the first week of April Shawna Huffaker a Sterling Scholar is a Millard High student candidate who will be helping reach adults for this program Obviously we cannot expect potential students of this program to ‘read it in the newspaper’ so personal contact will be made with employers of foreign speaking people who will in turn contact their workers No one will be excluded who desires this program It is not necessary to be employed anywhere to learn about it from the employer Those reading this column could be of invaluable help by telling Please cadidates about the project spread the word and let’s let everyone know then they can decide for themselves whether to come in The project is expected to have students meet twice a week after 5 pm at the library Session times could be flexible Classes would last about an hour and a half Story Time Bonnie Baugh comes prepared to tell stories to young children every Tuesday at 3:30 She was out of town last week but arranged for Jill Limburg to substitute for her Your young children would really enjoy a half hour of stories just for them Take advantage of the program Bonnie is a volunteer at the library three days a week after school Her help is very much appreciated —See you in the library — Cymoni Andegard spent the weekend 21 with Roma Bird of February Cymoni attends the “Y” and comes down quite often to brighten Roma’s day was in the Beckstrand Harold Richfield Hospital for several days in but has made a speedy February recovery and was out to church on the first of March Here to check up on him was son Hal with Joleyn and children I’m sure the telephone has been busy with concerned calls from all the family in Meadow Also visiting that weekend were: Jim and Lois Rigtrup and family with the Wilbur Rowleys Ken and Zola Twitchell to see the new Mrs Glade Edwards Tanya Labrum’s mother Caroline Ballard young sister Teri and nieces Casidee and Kori Ballard had a great time especially when Lynn took them horseback Vi cried riding In fact little Kori when taken off the horse so Tanya had to take her on a bicycle ride around the block to quiet her down Giving Joe Stott a helping hand We the members of the late J around the place for several days has Peterson family brother and sisters been Tony Stott and Keith Sargent Colleen Davies aunts and uncle The nice warm weather we had was Darlene wish to express our heart: conducive to such activities thanks to all the wonderful people Iris and Terrill Bond took off East Millard County who so gracio caravan style the latter part of ly gave of themselves and possessic February He driving a truck load of in an effort to assist someone we hay she in their smaller rig Iris stoplove and respect hoping the finarn ped in Nevada to visit her sister and aid might assist in some way to cai KimFranklin and husband Geraldine Darlene to become her normal excit ball Terrill went on to California for self once again his delivery of the hay (even had to The poet said it better than I brave a snow storm) then picked Iris What a special sweet thing to do yp on the way back A welcome home It was so nice of all of you to Ruby Freeman who has been in No word can express southern California for the winter How much it meant It’s so good to see Audrey Brunson But these are most sincerely sent out and about again She looks so Thanks from the bottom of our he perky And our sweet Noreen Labrum Your response and support wi is finally well enough to join us again unbelievable It proves and I’ve alwi Two others we’re glad to see feeling stated no better people exist in better are Beverly Beckstrand and world than can be found in small tov The cold weather Phyllis Gundelach in East Millard had a bad effect on many people so Darlene’s Unde C trend and the now warming maybe & entire fim some fresh rain will clear the air About 40 new species of mammals are discovered each year — most c which are rodents Thank you |