Show Page 6 - Millard Count USPS Tburs Apr 16 19S7 Community Event Fv't3 The President Millard Fillmore Library Gwen Hunter Librarian Edith J Sorensen Dearden Millard District Cub Scout news AfrJi ESEAmAiT Five generations Hattie M Stephenson 99 years old of Holden is shown with her son Wendell Stephenson of Las Vegas Wendell's daughter Lynda Kaikala and her daughter Sunnie Kaikala and Lynda's son and Joey's little daughter Nalani all from Hawaii Fillmore Pink Day notes “As a Little Child” and Easter cantata written and produced by Nadine Perkes was presented to a large audience of Fine Arts Guild members and guests last Sunday evening April 5 in the Stake Center The lovely music and story of Christ’s life and resurrection was inspiring as was a most effective of palms and spring arrangement flowers that formed the setting Seventy color slides enhanced the presentation each depicting some phase of Christ’s life and ministry his loving association with his apostles his friends his mother and the children whom he loved and who loved him A large cast participated in the portrayal' Narrator was Uene Cooper and Edith Callister gave slides Cathryn Nielsen accompanied and soloists were Nate Groesbeck Jack Peterson Lloyd Brown Nick Brinkerhoff Lisa Turner Marie Jensen and Doug Jenkins Duets were by Dallin and Doug Nielsen Kirby Giles and Brian Starley Dr Limburg and Clark Packham and Doug Jenkins and Roy Johnson The children’s chorus included Nick Brinkerhoff Patti Sue Brunson Shane Melissa Crosland Stacy Crosland Marcie Jackson Marcia Starley Starley and Lisa Turner The Apostles chorus included: Lloyd Brown Kirby Giles Nate Groesbeck Doug Jenkins Roy Johnson Dr Limburg Dallin Nielsen Doug Nielsen Clark Packham Jack Peterson and Brian Starley Nursing scholarship offered The Pink Ladies of Fillmore have fund of a scholarship approved available for anyone pursuing a career in nursing either in LP or RN or for someone already working in the field and wishing to further his or her education Applications will be available at the Fillmore Hospital and must be in by April 30 The committee will review all applications next month This is the first year of offering this scholarship t Pink Day is scheduled this year for Saturday May 16 1987 at the Fillmore city park The rummage sale will be under the direction of Thora McKee and Suzanne Lumburg For call either of those your donations numbers Cathryn Nielsen will be in charge of the bake sale You may reach her at for your donations and help Bazaar items will be welcomed by Orlean Christensen Please give what you can A continuous program is scheduled from 12 noon until 2:00 pm A draw- ing for a quilt will be at 2:00 and there will b games and rides lor kids East Millard bookmobile schedule Monday April 20 pm Scipio Chapel 4:45-pm Holden Chapel 21 9 am-Tuesday April pm Fillmore Elementary School pm Mushroom Plant 4:30-- pm Flowell Chapel 6:15-- pm Duane’s Foodtown Wednesday April 22 pm Meadow Chapel pm Kanosh Main Street babies Edith J Sorensen Dearden received a very special surprise at the Millard District Cub Scout Roundtable meeting on April 8 1987 when Kent Swallow Vice Chairman over the District Cub Scouting presented a beautiful wood recognition plaque for services rendered to Cub Scouting Assisting him in the presentation were: Kirk Harding District Chairman over Scouting Lynn Perkins District Commissioner and Jeff Peterson District Executive from the Utah National Parks Council Edith is being released as District and Display Committee Publicity Member She served for nearly 30 years in various Scouting positions beginning with Cub Scouts and in 1958 became Guide Patrol Leader which later was known as the Blazer B Patrol for 17 years and was Stake Scouting Director for several years and then back to Cub Scout Den Leader and District Committee Member She felt honored to receive the On My Honor Award and the Second Miler Award and on April 24 1982 received the distinguished Silver Beaver Award She has enjoyed working with the boys and leaders and really appreciated the help and encouragement from everyone and just wishes she could have done better District Roundtable held April 8 was conducted by Kent Swallow and he spoke of the importance of building good traits in our boys for a nations real strength is in its people Cub Scout Day Camp was discussed and registration and health form were given to each ward with instructions And requested to be returned at the next roundtable May 13 Day Camp will be held June 20 under the direction of Dr Brent Jackson Karen Bennett JoAnn Utley and Arlene Bartholomew The theme for May “Genius Night” was presented by Thora Wilcox and departments were taught by Joy BenWolfs and nett and by Ted Joy Ford awarded the Trained Award Certificates Badges and Yellow star beads to Anna Rae Stevens Patti Jensen Nola Charlesworth and Barbara Burgess for the completion of their training HOLDEN Cherryl Wood Fh Fillmore Community Medical Center Tuesday March 24 1987 7:22 pm Cigi 7 lbs 14 oz (3572 gms) 22 ches long born to Bonnie and Kirk Mundy of Fillmore March 30 1987 12:48 Monday am Dustin Paul 7 lbs 2 oz (3232 gms) born to Kathleen and Robin Hackensmith of Holden Louise Bennett Thora McKee and the Utah Cherryl Wood attended Hospital Association Convention last week at the Hotel Utah for two days These ladies represented the Fillmore Hospital Pink Ladies Louise is the State Treasurer again this year Carol and Jim Masner and four children have returned from a weeks vacation in Calif where they visited relatives and went to Disneyland and other interesting places Geneal and Grant Stevens were in Fillmore Sunday to hear their grandson Darin Dearden report his mission in the Fourth Ward Lee and Marilyn Broadbent had their families here for the blessing of their baby son He was given the name of Kenneth Ross by his father Lee Congratulations to Mrs Fred Farnsworth on the birth of a baby son in Fillmore 25 South Utah 100 West New Policies At the library board meeting April 6 1987 two new policies were approved These will affect every library patron from now on Responding to a suggestion of the State Library Staff the board has set a new loan period of one month instead of two weeks as has been the practice in the past with books on reserve still at one week loan It is hoped this will allow plenty of time for longer books The new t period begins April 15 1987 The second motion put into effect was the problem of fines for overdue books We have had qiiite a bit of trouble getting books in ont ime so others may use them The new policy is: a 5 cents a day fine will begin immediately the day after the due date on both one week loan and the new regular one month period For example: if a book is checked out on April 15 it will be stamped due on May 9 There will be an adjustment on the end of months (the 30 and 31) so due date will correspond with the end of the month We would appreciate full cooperation on these new policies The month of April has been declared free of fines to give everyone a fresh start Please bring in all your over due books whether you have received a telephone call or not to remind you We may not get everyone called The responsibility of getting books back should be the patrons More New Books New books are continually being placed on the shelves When nonfiction books on medicine health etc are put out it does not mean we are recommending the materials as prescriptions or diagnosis they are merely for your perusal You might ask your doctor about anything that you think applies to you The foregoing statement applies to the book we will new mention: “How to Stop the One You Love From Drinking” by Mary Ellen Pinkham This formation comes fromm an Intervenis a Ms Pinkham tion Clinnic newspaper columnist who is a recovering alcoholic and is intimately involved with others with the same problem The copyright date on this book is 1986 It was written in the thought of giving hope to families and associates Volunteer’s Certificates Those receiving certificates for volunteer work for 1986 will receive them at City Council April 21 They will be notified of the time by telephone by the library staff Names will be published in the column afterward Volunteers now working on a regular basis are: DeVaun Mitchell Sherry Bonnie Baugh and Danny Shepard Dalton We really appreciate their help as we still have much to do to get all our books out and the paperwork done See you in the library the Fillmore Hospital Congratulations to Scott and Sherry Christiansen who were married Thursday April 9 in the Salt Lake Temple A reception was given in Fillmore on Friday night Scott and Sherry will be living in Holden Stake Conference will be held this Sunday April 19 in Fillmore at 9 am The Holden Choir will be practicing Thursday at 7:30 pm as they will be singing at conference Visiting Cecil Stephenson this past week was his brother Wendell Stephenson and wife Hilma of Las Vegas and Cecil’s sister Winifred and husband Martin of Stephan Westminster CA They came to visit their mother Hattie Stephenson who is a patient in the Fillmore Hospital Winnie stayed for a longer visit and Wendell Hilma and Martin returned home Sunday Lila Badger is home after spending the winter in Hawaii with her daughter Marilyn Sorenson and husband Ervin and Mabel Stevens are home after spending the winter in St George doing temple work VOTE “YES” FOR THE MILLARD FIRE DISTRICT PROPOSAL ON APRIL 21 The Fillmore Fire Dept and the Kanosh Fire Dept support the Fire District proposal to include Fillmore City and Kanosh City in the taxing structure to fund the Millard County Fire District After careful consideration the Fillmore and Kanosh Fire Depts are in favor of joining and participating with the rest of the Cities in Millard County in the newly created Fire District The method of taxing in the Fire District will generate more money for the Fire Depts and will cost less to the taxpayers in Fillmore and Kanosh It is interesting to note that this proposal will lower the cost of funding for Fire Protection Services because of the restructuring of the taxing format If you wish to have further information in regards to this proposal contact a member of the Fire Depts or contact Tony Dearden who is the Chairman for the information committee Remember to ‘YES’’ vote on April 21 in Fillmore and Kanosh and vote w Tues April PENNEY'S girls displaying their costumes for the School at 7 pm They 21 performance in Fillmore at the Elementary 7 22 at Wed April pm as well will perform in the Kanosh Chapel Please come and support these programs Mr Penney would like to who have all those thank parents to take this publicly MR opportunity volunteered to transport the students to the various towns KANOSH Dathel Whitaker Ph Sylvia Penney’s birthday in March was made happier when her four sons Fred Viron Reed and Dick came home to extend their best wishes to their special mother Her brother Tommy Paxton and wife June dropped in to say “Happy Birthday” Recent visitors at Sylvia’s home have been Alfred LeFevre and wife Geeslea from Salt Lake City and Dorothy Lee and husband Jeff from American Fork Dorothy is the daughter of Sylvia’s Uncle Wallace Paxton Last week Sylvia her brother Tommy Paxton and wife June drove to Milford Utah to attend funeral services for Lelia Manhard Rogers Lelia’s grandfather and Sylvia’s grandfather are brothers Over 400 people gathered at the new 1987 to attend cultural hall on April the "Welcome Back to Kanosh Ward” party It was like a sea of people as one looked across the large hall with every table filled with folks enjoying the delicious menu which included: mutbeef Dutch oven ton barbeque chicken with all the trimmings Thursday April 2 was a beautiful for the funeral spring shunshiny day services for Dorothy Paxton The services were held in the Kanosh LDS Ward Chapel with Bishop Vernon Christensen conducting Compassionate services were by the Kanosh LDS Ward Relief Society Pallbearers were Kevin Warner Scott Kimball Kirt Kimball Jeff Kimball Mark Kimball William (Bill) Williams Richard Warner S Y Kimball and Craig Kimball Family prayer was by Bishop Jeff MEADOW Norma Gagon Ph Once more I have been “on the road I flew out of Salt Lake to Los Angeles on March 25 My grandNicole Gagon was to be daughter baptized on March 28 but prior to that I was able to attend a dance recital a gala ward party where my son Paul played his guitar (he’s very good) got to visit with some old friends and in general enjoy my grandchildren both in Garden Grove and Harbor City The DeLynn Labrum’s were happy to have John home during spring break and then as he left Vickie and Clayton Allred and children arrived for the weekend of March 28 A big occasion for Ginger Starley on her birthday March 26 She had the honor of being the first one from Meadow to be baptized in the new Kanosh Ward building Because she was the only one to be baptized she planned her own program Her uncle Lynn Bond gave the invocation everyone sang “I Am A Child Of God” She and her cousins sang "Baptism Day” and her grandmother Iris Bond was the guest speaker Ginger herself sang “I’ll Follow Jesus” and then everyone sang "Keep The Commandments" The benediction was given by her brother Dustan Ginger’s father John baptized and confirmed her Home Teachers Jim Beckstrand and Buddy Barkdull presented her with a lovely corsage Many were in attendance from Bishopric and grandparents to her piano teacher It was a memorable time for Ginger and to top off the day family members met at her home afterwards to watch Ginger open her birthday presents and have cake and ice cream Congratulations Ginger also to Ace and Congratulations Connie Jones upon the birth of a new son on April 4 and to Staci Stewart who was 7 years old on April 4 To help her celebrate Jane and Larry Black and family from Richfield came over and again” Kimball with prelude and postlude music by Neca Watts Kevin Warner gave the opening prayer Bishop Vernon Christensen gave the Eulogy part of which was written by Dorothy’s Marie Jensen sister Carol Warner sang "Song of Spring” with words and music by Dorothy Paxton accompanied by Catheryn Nielsen Craig Kimball and S Y Kimball (Shirl) gave remarks Marie Jensen and Douglas Nielsen sang "How Great Thou Art” accompanied by Catheryn Nielson Richard Warner gave the closing prayer and William (Bill) Williams dedicated the grave A very large crowd was in attendance at these lovely services Of interest to former residents the of Kanosh reporter will try to remember some folks from among those who returned home for these services: Mrs Spencer Black and his sister Ila Rose Kimball Black and son Richard Karl Orrin Bishop Ray and Sharon George and Bishop son Mark wife and baby Jennie Williams Adams and sister Betty Bishop Dave Christensen and wife Gaye Dirk Kesler Betty Kimball Edgar Rogers Eldon and Barbara Glen and Audry (Fox) Christensen Quigley There were many others from surrounding areas Blance George is home following a six weeks stay in Salt Lake helping out in the home of her sister Itha Rowley who received a bad break in one of her legs which necessitated having an which involved putting in a operation steel plate and pins Guests of Blanche and Olaf George have been her son Bishop Ray wife Sharon grandson Mark and wife and their son from Chandler AZ We welcome Rex and Nina back to Kanosh having spent 3 or 4 months in Calif all met at Flora and Odell’s for dinner At the home of Gordon Hall’s a family group gathered for dinner and fun games when the Jim Freeman’s came for family night The Hall’s have recently had visits from their sons Ken and Jeff Ken came through with friends on their way to visit other relatives in Nevada and Jeff and Krista were here over a weekend Frances and Gordon surprised their youngest son Devin on his 22nd birthday March 31 by traveling to St George where Devin is attending Dixie College They took Devin Gina (daughter) and her three girls Stephanie Mikki and Mandi to lunch at the Golden Corral where all had a great time eating the delicious food and visiting with friends they knew many years ago while living in Mission Hills CA That evening Gina gave a nice birthday dinner for Devin topped of by an apple pie with candles (since Mom had taken the birthday cake to Devin’s apartment where the roommates and friends had shared it with him already!) Gordon and Frances had to leave shortly thereafter but recalled the fun and good time had all the way home to Meadow I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived home to find we had new residents in Meadow John and Carol Kimball and family have purchased the Paulsen home He is a Deputy The Starleys and Mallets Sergeant think it’s great to have neighbor and see lights brightening the windows at night Welcome to our lovely little town! Geraldine and Franklin Kimball parents of John have been staying here w ith her sister Iris Bond for some time now Karma Cutler and Leora Allen sisters from Richfield area have also been frequent visitors with Iris W ith Easter fast it’s approaching amazing the sizes shapes and colors of bunny decorations I’ve seen Before I left for Calif I saw my first violets and now popcorn is popping on the Apricot trees so Spring must be here! Best get well wishes go out to some homebound friends Gilbert Stott alate Greenhalgh Heidi Rhodes and all others who feel they can use our love Happy Days! |