Show Fage 6 - Millard LSPb Cnuot) ( Ihurv Mar 9 1989 Community Event Correction Datfod Days will not be held on March 13 Dae to bad weather they will not arrive until March 27 They will be delivered to those who ordered FLOWELL Virgie vie Ph Richard Probert Probert attends meetings Richard Probert ol Scipio UT was one ol 117 agricultural leaders from around the countr) here this week to iv e guide the future of the National Stoi-and Meat Board Probert a beet director participated in meetings a! which programs managed by the Meat Board were reviewed and new budgets formulated Dires'ors also made major changes in Meat Board bylaws including a ehange m investment requirements for state direstor seats and an adjustment in fiscal year he National ive Stock and Meat Board and its operating divisions Beet Industry C'ounsil Poik Industry Group is a livestock amb Committee and and meat industry coalition that has been working tor 67 years to build contor meat through sume! demand programs of research consumer information and promotion Gaests of Ladon and Janet Anderson and their children Vanessa and Michael f'eb were her parents Ray and Carol Alexander of Bountiful their son David his wife Mary Alexander and their daughters Sherrie 1 raci twins Judy and Christine Tami and Ndncy from West Valley City another son Dr Gary Alexander of Bountiful Glen and Candace Swallow spent the weekend from their school at SUSC with their parents Kent and Peggy Swallow and sisters and brother Mrs Ray (Naomi) Fitzgerald of Mapleton and her sister Shirley Dobson of Spanish Fork came Feb 27 to tale their sister Peggy Robison out to dinner for her birthday They planned to include their sister Ruthmary Brower to dinner but she was too ill with the flu Junior and Pearl Robison and Peggy went to Mesa AZ on business and were 25 returned Feb They houseguests of Junior’s sister True Huber and husband Lee Sister Lee Ann Christensen has received her Visa for travel for the Spanish Speaking Canary Islands She will serve there for the LDS Church She has been serving her mission in Southern Calif in the Cucamonga area She is the daughter of Fred and Paula Christensen Clayton Williams came Feb 24 to his sister Virgie Ivie also help her with a couple of jobs she needed an assistance with He drove by Lynndyl and brought Lucille Overson They stopped in Holden to visit daughter Orlene Christiansen before coming to JjJowell Limburg completes requirements HOLDEN Cherryl Wood Ph from mission Elder Glen Robison son of Mr and Fillmore has Mrs Alison Robison returned from the Washington Seattle Mission of the LDS Church He will report in Fillmore First Ward March 12 at 1:20 pm Diabetes program Pahvant Valley The Diabetes program will be held March 14 1989 Tuesday at 7 pm The speaker will be Roger Killpack The topic will be Diabetes and drugs The meeting will be held at the Fillmore Community Hospital Classes are held at the West Central Utah Vocational The proposed Spring Quarter Schedule for 1989 School and are brought from Snow College Utah State University and Southern Utah State College is on March 14 from p m Mel Jacobson from Snow College will be here on that same evening tor counseling For scheduling appointments or for more information call Jill at (8 30 to 10:30) or entral Utah Voc School will be offering a Tole Painting Class flic iost is $39 00 plus supplies Starting date April 5 YCC It will be held from pm Senior Schedule Joseph Orullian jr As this years Youth City Council winds down to an end we want to wish next years council good luck in continuing on with the projects we’ve begun and with their own projects “It has been a great experience to be a member of the YCC because it gives you so many great opportunities to work in the community” one council member said Some of the positions that were held are: Mayor Jason Jacobsen ReporterHistorian Jody Ashman Secretary Colette Christensen Patricia Kerry Watson and Dearden Angela Edwards Katrina Hirschi We would like to thank Mrs Limburg for working so hard with us and also the community for the support they’ve given to us Ruth Zmltravich 13: Hot beet Mar Monday sandwich Wednesday Mar 15: Ham loaf 16: Clam chowder Mar Thursday fish fillets It seems there are so many parties going on for St Patricks Day on Mar 17 that the Center will be holding its birthday potluck on the following Friday Mar 24 With the nicer weather let’s get out and have some fun Huntsman on honor roll Texas anHill College Cleburne nounced the release of its list of honor students for the fall semester Cynthia Huntsman daughter of Knox and Judy Huntsman of Fillmore is included on the President’s List The President’s List is made up of those students with a 40 or straight “A” grade point average Cynthia has also received a special “Award of Merit” in History This is Cynthia’s third time on the President’s and Dean’s Lists Utah State University begins new year City Helen and Emmett Bennett entered the MTC on Wednesday Mar 8 where they will spend two weeks before leaving for Nauvoo Visitors Center to begin their mission Tonya Strong who is a student at SUSC in Cedai City was home for the Dawn weekend visiting her mother Bertha and Strong and grandparents Clyde Heath West Central Utah Vocational Center est Dr David G Limburg has completed continuing medical education quirements to retain active membership in the American Academy of Family the national (AAFP) Physicians association of family doctors The requirements call for the members to complete a minimum of 150 hours of accredited continuing medical study every three years The Academy the country’s largest medical with more than 60000 association members was the first national medical group to require members to keep up with medical progress through continuing education The Academy founded in 1947 and in Kansas City Mo headquartered was instrumental in the establishment of a new primary specialty in family practice in 1969 Orvin Stevens spent several days in the Fillmore Hospital last week His son Mont Stevens of Ridgecrest Calif was here last weekend to visit his father and sister Kathleen Mom took Orvin to Provo for treatment on Monday Mar 7 Spending Sunday afternoon visiting Otto and Allie Hunter were their and husband Jenny granddaughter and Scott Sykes of Provo and their twin babies Marie and James who are is the old months six daughter Jenny of Aarl and Ann Hunter of Danville Calif Spending the weekend with Stella Diane Johnson were her daughter Buckw alter and children of Sandy Visiting President Condie and wife Myra last weekend was Carlene Condie of Salt Lake City Visiting Bly and Cecil Nixon for the weekend were their daughter Joan Ashby husband Bruce and children of Woods Cross A large crowd attended the wedding reception of Michele Stevens and John Taylor on Saturday evening in the Holden Cultural Hall Weekend guests here for their granddaughter’s wedding were Anna Rae’s parents from Cedar Girls Scout news by Dorothy Barkdull Feb 21 the Fillmore Girl Scouts of Troop 825 held their Thank Day awards in the Fillmore Library The girls sang a ballad told what Girl Scouting meant to them presented the meaning of the world association pin and told Girl Scout stories from other countries The awards were as follows: Kristina Wright child care active citizen swimming and rainbows Nicole Mitchell child care active citizen swimming and rainbows Mandy Mitchell child care active citizen swimming and rainbows Lucy Barkdull science in action my community child architecture popular arts citizen active making hobbies tending toddlers science sleuth art in the home people of the US prints and graphics and musician The girls that did not already have their world association pin received it The program ended with everyone sampling the new Girl Scout chocolate chip cookies The Girl Scouts have been selling cookies in the Fillmore area Lucy has sold the most with 306 boxes next was Nicole with 15 boxes and then Kristina with 50 boxes We would like to thank Duane’s Food Town for sponsoring the Girls Scouts again this year THE TONING U (Good until 284 W Main t March fmwwmmmmmmwmwmm The President Millard Fillmore By Gwen Librarian Hunter Fillmore 25 South Utah 100 West Angie Green Alice Allred spent the month of Jan Avid in Idaho with her brother Johnson and the month of Feb in Sandy with her son Gerold and his children Gerold’s wife was in Texas caring for her ill mother so Alice took over the job of keeping house and caring for her son and grandchildren Now Alice is packing her bags again with her sights on a months stay in Moab UT with her son Clayton wife Vicky and their five children 1989 Clayton and Vicky On Mar Allred became the proud parents of a new son who was born in Price UT Their family now consists of four boys and one girl Vicky is the daughter of DeLynn and Betty Labrum of Alice Allred now has 25 Meadow and 9 great grandchildren grandchildren Letha Hogan fell yesterday Mar 2 and was admitted to the hospital by her sister Zina Hunter who found her on the floor when she checked on her yesterday afternoon KANOSH Dathel Whitaker Ph The proud parents of a baby girl are Sue and Doug Whitaker of Kanosh She was born Sunday Feb 26 1989 Grandparents are Melvin and Lorraine Whitaker of Kanosh and great grandparents Willard and Dathel Whitaker also of Kanosh She will be named Michelle Whitaker Farm Bureau Banquet Mark your calendar and attend the Annual Farm Bureau Banquet March at 6 pm in the Delta South Elementary School Senator Jake Garn will be the guest speaker and the Delta High Acappella choir will serve a delicious meal cost is $600 per person Contact Ken Fowles Randy Coats for or Von Tenney Yes there is a Know Your tickets same lecture that evening but Religion the lecture time has been changed to 8 pm so you can attend both events Come join us! Toning Boutique TABLE Special Prices: $300 per visit $1250 5 visits $2500 10 visits $4000 20 visits $5000 per month Southern Utah State College Joseph Robert Orullian Jr “JR” was born on leap year ’88 but celebrated his first birthday Feb 28 1989 in Cedar City His parents are Joe are and Irene Orullian Grandparents Wes and Phyllis Carter of Fillmore Diane Peterson of Holden Merlin and NV Margaret Moyes of Henderson Bob and Kim Orullian of Ferron Great are Orvil Starley of grandparents Fillmore Olive Moyes of Hurricane George and Irene West of England and Joe and Laree Orullian of Salt Lake Library FILLMORE the fJu-- First birthday Li 10) HOURS FLEXIBLE 0 We attended a farewell Open House for Linda K Reida at the State Library on Feb 28 She has been in charge of the Uplift program for several years This event prompted us to let our patrons know how much the state library personnel and their programs do for the local libraries Here are some of the programs which benefit us directly Book Collection Their book collection includes many resource books we cannot afford as well as books not often used in small libraries and many more titles of both than we can fiction and supply They have a limited number of films & videos is The Bookmobile primarily designed to service towns which do not have a library or to supplement the small library Interiibrary Loan Interlibrary loan is a simple process for us The patron just requests a book or information by title or subject and we call or mail it in They fill the request or pass it on to a network across the nation The supplying library sends it to us and we call the patron We quire the patron to pay the postage back to the lending iibrary They also furnish a reference desk to answer specific questions For instance Mark Speakman wanted to know the term for flag collector We could not find the answer but they did Do you know it? It’s a vexillologyist Consultants state director has Amy Owen assigned specific staff members to certain library districts throughout the state Our consultant who has been a big help to us is Sandi Long She is only a phone call away Uplift and Upgrade These are two separate programs with one goal and that is to improve the local libraries Uplitt assists in the training of library staffs through a one week workshop once a year for four years This is held at the University of Utah each August Along with intensive classes on four phases of training there are several shorter classes on useful skills The evening hours are spent talking shop with the thirty or forty librarians living in the dorm together This free time has proven to be one of the most important aspects of the workshops The Upgrade program is to assist the library boards to improve library service by goal setting and working toward specific improvements Our consultant has the greatest responsibility for this program Sandi has been at our board meetings and has been a great help in this respect The State Library Board of which Mike Styler is a member! charged the state library with develop ing this program Grants Construction grams helped us finish our building including the handicap ramp and our multipurpose room The Literacy grants paid for two years of literacy classes for over fifty people The development grants awarded for the last two years have pui chased many children’s books and a new laminator for both library and public use All local libraries appreciate the services of the state library very much -- See you in the librar- |