Show Pue 6 Millard ('mini) I’SPS Ihurs 13 1986 Community Event East Millard Public Health KANOSH Dathel Whitaker Ph 7590692 Rocna and Mac Shields were in Salt to witness the Bapake City on Feb Jacki tism of their granddaughter Stott She was baptized by her uncle kay Stott and confirmed by Shields Also in attendance from this area were grandparents Joe and Joan Stott of Meadow The Shields enjoyed their visit with their daughter ana Nielson and family ‘Around 9 bidders and others (of whom it may concern) gathered at the kanosh Ward recently to do business concerning the selection of the lowest bidder who will be remodelling the building on the new kanosh Ward Chapel Wilford (Butch) Jensen of Fillmore for received the building project $851419 The new 1st and 4th Ward Chapel in Fillmore was also built by Mr Jensen The Meadow Ward will share their chapel and facilities with the kanosh Watd beginning the latter part of eh Plans are to have the new chapel finished in 9 months or 280 calendar days after the work has begun Sylvia Penney has returned following a most joyous month’s saty in California with her daughter Alice husband Duane and family at I ong Beath The weather was beautiful and the scenery gorgeous with flowers out in full bloom Alice came to kanosh to drive her mother and her Giles Carrol (who is 88 yrs old and real chipper) to California in Sylvia's car to spend their vacations with the Carroll families Picnics and Reunions were held at the park where Mr Carroll’s daughters Beth Gwen Maria and his son Duane and all their families gathered for much fun and visiting Sylvia with some of the Carroll family enjoyed a day out on the ocean in a lovely 65 ft yacht While there Sylvia visited some of her deer hunting friends who come to this area to hunt She also visited Ray Penney a former kanosh resident who suffered a second stroke on New Years Day He and his wife Fdna’s home is in Altcdena but spends time at the in Pasadena for therapy hospital treatments Sylvia reports that Ray is feeling better Alice drove her mother and Mr back to Utah to their homes Another daughter Carla then took her father (Mr Carroll) to spend some time with hef at Mapleton Utah On Sat Feb Iris and Terrill Bond and Dathel Whitaker attended services at the Fillmore graveside Cemetery for their cousin Cheer Brunson Wilhite age 53 daughter of the late Wells and Manilla (Abraham) Biunson Following the services Iris Terrill and Dathel boarded Terrill’s semi truck loaded with hay and headed south At Glendale NV they were met bv Geraldine kimball and her daughter Terrill went on to kathv Brinkcrhoff CA with his load of hay while Iris and Dathel were driven to Overton NV where they were guests of their sister Geraldine until Monday evening Their main reason for the trip to Overton was to visit their mother Juanita Charlesworth who has been with Geraldine and Franklin since the first part of Dec She is feeling pretty well for a 91 yr old lady She and her three daughters enjoyed included taktheir time ing nice walk each day in the lovely sunshine and visiting the historic museum there Around 41 persons attended the choir party held on Wed Feb 5 1986 at the Cultural Hall Choir members and their partners were invited The occasion was to honor one of the choir’s faithful members Leavitt Christensen before he and his wife Rula leave for the mission field Their daughter Janet Watson was also another choir member honored before she and her family leave for Arizona in the near future to make their home A delicious supper was enjoyed by all followed by a tribute which was by Carl given by Elder Christensen Blad Alice Christensen paid a tribute to Mrs Watson Remarks were given by Leavitt following the presentation to him of the book “Teachings of Pres Spencer W kimball" A choir hymn book was also presented to him and passed along the tables to be signed by each choir member-aft- er which they sang "God Be With You Till We Meet Again" Clinics Fillmore: Public health office Immunization clinic Tues Feb 11 and Blood noon Feb 25 Tues pressure screening Tues Feb II pm Meadow: IDS screening pressure 3:30-- blood Church Teb 26 Wed pm Holden: Town Hall blood pressure screening Mon Feb 24 kanosh: Town Hall blood pressure pm screening Tues Feb 25 Jeanne Sylvester with two of her works exhibited in the Fillmore Library Reading Room The National First Place winner of the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Poster Contest 1985 Sterling Scholar’s show The Art Exhibit in the Fillmore Library presenting the work of Jeanne Sylvester Sterling Scholar for Art at Millard High School was very well received It is gratifying to see so much good quality work produced by a teenager The compositions were citing colorful and well done One of the most prominent pieces was the 1985 National Winner in the American I egion Auxiliary Poppy Poster contest The plaque for winning the Western Division was also displayed She has not yet received the $50 award from National An interesting note was the presentation of many and varied mediums 1 LIBRARY NEWS 7 By Guttit Hunter Librarian CP Miere will we read? A few days ago a young mother and her two small children came through the doorway to the library and stopped suddenly The oldest of the children where will we said "But Mommy read?" He had just looked at the scene before him which was two students studying at ‘his’ table and another with books spread out over the other only two areas where he could read Luckily there is a downstairs room for studying or for reading but it isn’t very handy for researching This young mother is in the habit of coming to the library with her children to help them get acquainted with books and reading to help them go to a ‘special place’ and to get them involved in checking out books and returning them This will and help teach them responsibility pleasure as well She takes time to read them one short book before they choose books to check out for reading at home In our new library there will be plenty of room for studying and for reading In the meantime we ask for your patience City Council The library business was first on the agenda at City Council meeting Feb of the 4 The items were consideration project for Block Grant application and awarding service certificates to Those for 1985 library volunteers were Rischele receiving certificates Purcell for 79 hours Carol Day for 70 hours East Millard Fine Arts Guild for 50 hours Pat Long for 10 hours Sandy and Chip Long for 5 hours each (for shelves in the storage assembling room) The three projects suggested in the first public hearing Jan 21 again in the Feb 4 meeting were: Comprehensive tree planting project throughout Fillmore starting with Main Street participation in the downtown improvement project and purchasing the furnishings for the new library All of these projects are worthy and need to however the project be accomplished for furnish the library was accepted on a motion of Councilman Brinkerhoff and seconded by Councilman Robison Motion carried and donations All the up to now for the library have been put in the construction funds which leaves for shelving tables chairs nothing etc for inside the desks equipment facility Our present furnishings are wholly inadequate and a New Zealand Australia Trip Figi Island & Hawaii Option - Aprill II $109900 Includes - Air Fare Hotels Sightseeing Native Guide Transfers Some Meals Come & Join our fun group Call Ilene Cooper 3 JUDD TOURS REPRESENTATIVE Work exhibited presented acrylic painting poster button collage paper collage ink marker original ceramics and pencil drawing This wide range of materials her helped demonstrate creativity and imagination Jeanne also received notice that some of her work has been accepted in the Show at High School Springs ille for exhibition throughout This is a juried show to February which all the high schools in the state (no matter the size) enter student work She is to be complimented on this achievement as well as her Show in the Library She exhibited a total of 20 pieces from January 27 to Feb 6 mixture We need double the shelving to display the books we have now and need to leave room for growth The application is being prepared through the efforts of Roy Olpin Doris library board member Rasmussen former mayor and Gwen Hunter librarian The next step will be to get the application through the commission before it can be approved by the state Meanwhile we will keep on working to raise money ourselves because we know there are five other projects being submitted by Millard County and its town and vying for the same $60000 Another Review Another English author has been for this week’s review selected Catherine Cookson was born in Tyne Dock South Shields England in 1906 This river area in the very northeast of the country known as Tyneside and its people provide the setting and characters for her many novels In fact so successfully has Mrs Cookson created this area that in 1968 she was the recipient of the Winifred Holtby Award of the Royal Society of Literature of the Best Regional Novel of the Year and in 1974 she was awarded the Freedom of the County Borough of South Shields in recognition of her Catherine services to her hometown Cookson-walso writes under the pseudonym "Catherine Marchant’’-- is is and as popular marvelously prolific in the United States as in Britain Cookson has written 34 novels 8 in the Mary Ann series 8 for children and called “Out Kate” an autobiography The library has 19 of her novels and 2 in paperback We are sure you will like her easy style of story telling and enjoy her wholesome characters See you in the library Pahvant Valiey Senior Citizens Schedule By Ruth Zmitravich Monday Feb 17: Washington’s Birthday No dinner will be served Teb 19: Baked Ham Wednesday Thursday Feb 20: Beef Stew with vegetables Remember the pot luck supper and dance next Friday There will be little gifts for the February birthday people then and a door prize entertainment Let's Dance! The Easier Hat Parade will be April 4 so get busy on your hats Completes training Army National Guard Private Vernon L Brown son of Anthony W Brown of Bluff Utah and brother of Andy L Brown of Fillmore Utah has basic training at Fort completed Jackson SC During the training students received instruction in drill and ceremonies weapons map reading tactics military courtesy military justice first aid and Armv histotv and traditions FLOWELL Virgie Ivie Ph Two families living in our community for some time who are readers of this column will be interested in knowing of are: Dan and Judy Fody and daughter Rachel and Dan’s father Chalres Fody They came here from and work for the Allen California Brothers Rex and Dean in their dairy They live in the home formerly owned by Howard Tomkinson and Keith and Terry Hazelton children Toby Kyle and tiny daughter Randa born since they moved here from their home in Oregon Terri is a sister to David Ellison Keith works for David They live in the home formerly owned by the Don Wilcox family We welcome these families So far they report they enjoy living here cold weather and all! Donna Welti of Eugene OR has been visiting her sister and Terri and Keith Hazelton and famiDavid ly and brother and and Wendy Ellison and children Donna flew back to her home Feb 4 Mrs Clem Utley took advantage of the beautiful weather Jan 22 23 and 24 and went to the Provo Temple getting 12 sessions each The night of Jan 22 and 23 they spent with their son and Michael and Kathy Utley and children at Heber On Jan 23 evening they were happy to be able to watch their grandson Shane Utley as he competed in a wrestling match for his school at Heber The next week on Jan 31 Clem and Lora traveled to the Provo LDS Temple again to spend the Couple to wed Karen I ee Wood daughter of Max and Pat Wood of Holden will marry Erick Paul Cox son of Jim and Claudia Cox of Fillmore on ebruaty 14 1986 in the Manti Temple The reception will be that evening at the Holden Ward from 7 to 9 pm Karen graduated from Millard High School in 1983 and completed two years of school at Snow College in Ephraim Before moving to illmore day They did five sessions each Jrren Robison came from Provo Jan 5 to spend the evening with his parents Mrs Jarold Robison He was doing research for one of his classes at BYU from and needed information home Surely happy June Johnson is well anough to be home from the Fillmore Hospital Hope this cold weather and snow doesn’t slow down her progress in after having health improving several beautiful sunny days when she first got home from her stay at the hospital Welcome home June! Mrs Avalon Johnson went to to see their newest grandOgden Feb child born Jan 29 to their daughter and Linnae and Bryan Dugger Little Nicolas weighed in at a husky 8 lbs and is 21 Vi inches long He has a brother Trav is and sisters Monica and Erica Other grandparents are Charles and Beatrice Dugger of Clinton Grandma Beatrice is helping out in the home of her son and family for awhile The Johnsons returned home on Feb 2 Mrs Gene (Annette) Taylor are the happy parents of a baby boy horn at the Fillmore Hospital Jan 15 He tipped the scales at 7 lbs 14 oz and is 20 inches long Little Morgan has a sister Jaycie and brother Travis who are care for him Dern and "helping?” and and Ernest Dixie Williams Elizabeth Taylor of Flowell are the grandparents Mrs Arthur (Beth) Allen are about she lived in Cedar City where she was a member of the Southern I'tah Youth Symphony and the Country Tiddlers She was Millard High School’s Sidling Scholar in Music Erick also graduated from Millard High School in 1983 and has served a mission in the Missouri Independence Mission He is now wot king for Sunrise Engineering and plans to attend Utah Technical College in the fall The couple will live in illmotc this summer as happy a pair of giandpaients as you could imagine They received word Feb 4 that their daughter and Cindy and Paul Astle of Murray were the proud parents of twin git Is born that day on the babies great grandfather Earl Despain's birthday A wonderful birthday gift from Cindy and Paul to grandpa Earl Megan and Manda each weighed the same 6 lbs 3 oz They have sisters Heather and Tiffany who know all about carirg for babies and will be happy to prove it Other grandparents are Melvin and Sally Astle of Murray Days are always more cheerful for the J Delial Ivie’s when friends and relatives come calling Aithella Taylor came Jan 30 and showed us some pictures some postcards and some she had taken of beautiful and interesting whetc her daughter places in Mass Karen and family the Dewey Old's live and other places they took her to in Vermont On Feb the he’s granddaughter Angela Daley and husband Mark and their children Julye Michael Jeremy and Scott visited They live in Provo and were on their way to Beaver to help her father Don Baldwin celebrate his birthday and visit her mother Carene Baldwin and Angela’s sister Kim and husband Greg Solberg and boys Derek and Darin On Feb 4 Clay ton Williams came to isit but mostly to help with work needing to be done Pioneer Market February 13 14 and Valentine Specials Bone Steak Hams 15 T Boneless Bar $179lb $159lb S Med AA Cartoned 694doz Eggs Strawberries 794 cup 3 lbs$100 Bananas Navel 4 lbs$100 Oranges Red Flame seedless 994 lb Grapes Lemons 2294 3 lbs$100 Tomatoes Olives 994 Early Calif med or Ig Solid Heads Lettuce 334 head Cookies Keebler 12 oz soft batch $149 Ice Cream $149 Country Farms Vi gal Coke - Tab - Sprite - Cherry Coke Diet Coke - Ramblin Root Beer 6 Pk cans $149 Squirt 8 pk bottles $159 Pepsi - Diet Pepsi Valentine Cards Candies Gifts 800 North Main Fillmore Open 7 dayswk 'til 10 pm weekdays Utah 5 I |