Show Page 6 Millard County I'SPS Thun August 7 1986 vent Janet Stevens Carrett Jack Bennett Leo Celebrates first birthday 1986 Jack Leo Bennett On August held his first birthday He enjoyed his special day with all his family and friends by having cake and ice cream with them His parents are Leo S and Barbara Bennett of Holden His grandparents are Albert (Ab) and Chasty Bennett of and Rachel and Thorpe Holden Great grandRobison of Fillmore parents are Eva Robison of Fillmore also Gerald and Crusita Johnson of Holden Tikelsky decorated Lorrie Jones and Terry Petersen Jones to marry Petersen oriie Jones and Tony Petersen will os he mairicd August 16 in the Angeles Temple Parents of the btide leanot Jones from are Joseph and Parents of the Riverside California gioom are Mary Lila and the late Patti A Petersen of Meadow An open house s'll be held in their Pahvant Valley Senior Citizens Schedule Ry Ruth honor tiday August 22 from 7 to 9 pm in the Meadow Watd Chapel The couple will make their home in Provo while finishing school at BYU oi lie is studying Speech Pathology and Communicative Disorders Terry is winking on his Masters Degree in Reel eat ion Management Thank you Zmitravich' 1 he lanuly of lmily Malissa Turner Holden wish to thank all Johnson ft iends neighbors and relatives for the love and sympathy expressed at the passing of our beloved mother and grandmother The many beautiful flowers cards phone and house calls and delicious food were greatly appteciated A special thanks to the Holden Ward Relief Society for the delicious lunch served to our large family afterwards and to the bishopric and all those who helped with the services Monday August 11: Mexican chef salad Wednesday August 13: Pork chops Thursday August 14: Baked ham 15 the Senior Iriday August Citizens have the Wildlife Park from 6 to 8 pm A supper in the paik should I et’s be lovely in this warm weather make the most of it And Saturday of course some of us foi Cedar City and are heading Rose Lee must have the Shakespeare money for the tickets so get it in quick! The first bowling in 1917 tournament for women was held in St Louis Missouri 6:00 pm Paradise Inn Restaurant 800 North Main Fillmore Utah 743 5414 to Midnight Serving Prime Rib Janet Elsie Stevens Garrett the daughter of Irvin and Mabel Stevens of Holden graduated from Nova Univerin Lauderdale Ft Janet Florida sity received her Master’s degree in MS Counseling Psychology Her husband John will receive his doctoral in November They are the parents of six children ages 3 months to 16 years They also work in the LDS Church as visiting teacher and Primary pianist John is the Temple Preparation teacher and Family Relations teacher He is also the Stake name extraction specialist in Spanish names To dale he has extracted 2300 names Senior Airman Newly promoted Alan D Tikelsky son of Sylvia and Dwight Huntsman of Fillmore Utah has been decorated with the Air Force Achievement Medal at Malmstrom Air Force Base Hospital Mont The Achievement Medal is awarded to airman for meritorious service acts of courage or other accomplishments material is a medical Tikelsky specialist Margaret Probert a 1986 graduate Millard High School and Linda Quarnberg a Junior at the same school were among 2000 teens to attend Future Homemakers of America’s annual national leadership meeting July in Orlando Florida In addition to receiving leadership training Future of America members Homemakers learned to develop their skills as team participants family members and community leaders The meeting them “Spotlight on You” emphasized the organization’s belief in the importance of each member Since many Future Homemakers of America programs are group oriented it takes the combined special talents of each contributing The dividuals to achieve success meeting stressed the organization’s philosophy that youth can make a difthat individual efference in society combined equal forts cooperatively group projects that work At the same those time the theme congratulated members who choose individual projects to reach their goals tackling releissues that affect vant contemporary the family and community A number of these substance abuse fitness pregnancy and nutrition teen suicide child abuse community service family relations future careers and the changing roles of men and women in the home and - were among those examinworkplace-ed at the meeting through focus session hands-iworkshops and panels “I participated in nine hours of Leadership Track Sessions that trained me as a chapter leader” Linda said the coming year I’ll use “Throughout these new skills to coordinate school and community projects and organize of and Linda also parMargaret ticipated in a number of other leadership events including the election of national officers the annual business at the Old Quality Grocery Office Building 252 West Mein Delta Each Sunday at 3:00 and Fri at 730 Tues pm pm These are not presenting a meetings new religion but simply tutherlng the only true gospel given by Jesus Christ We are not representing a man made $995 denomination but a fellowship ol faith in the living God All ARE WELCOME For Further Angie Green Harold Robison Robison returns from mission Elder Harold Robison son of Mr and Mrs Alison Robison returns this week from his mission and will report in the Fillmore 1st Ward on Sunday August 10 at 2:45 pm meeting and a focus session on teen suicide prevention Altogether students at this year’s Future Homemakers of America annual meeting chose from nearly 100 hours of workshops and events geared toward helping them strengthen and expand their abilities as public speakers project planners chapter organizers and responsible citizens The Millard School District donated $200 toward Margaret’s meeting expenses as she represented Utah in the Project of Work category Margaret competed at the State level and won the opportunity of representing her high school and the Utah State Future Homemakers of America at the National level In the national competition Margaret’s score was excellent and she was awarded three stars and the gold medal for her project Margaret’s mother Gloria Probert and Linda’s mother Connie Quarnberg accompanied their daughters on the trip and enjoyed Orlando sightseeing with the girls The girls appreciate the encouragement and help that they received from Robin Kesler their advisor Future Homemakers of America is a national vocational student organizaof 325000 home tion organization economics students through grade 12 The program emphasis prepares youth to assume their adult roles in a complex society It is unique among youth because projects and organizations events such as the national leadership are planned and run by its meeting student members This prime focus of of America Future Homemakers leadership helps members develop those “skills for goal setting problem solving decision making and interperin the sonal world of work and in the home Future Homemakers of America is student organization the only with the family as its central focus The Utah delegation to the national 101 was meeting strong proving our devotion to the organization HnizdU David and Cathy Mary Lynn Rowley of Sandy spent Saturday July 26 with their parents Ray and Dan and Peggy brother and Gwen They came especially for the wedding of their cousin John and Cindy Jim and June Smith left Fillmore July 6 for a weeks vacation They diovc to Provo where they attended the blessing of their great grandson Palmer Chris John Smith He is the son of Kirby and Peggy Smith and grandson of LaVey and Madelyn Smith of Bloomington St George Utah The following day they drove to Yellowstone National Park where they were joined by their daughters Elaine her husband Bob Gardner and Charlene her husband Dick Miller and the children of both families They all enjoyed touring the park and camping together after which they drove to ID where they toured the buildings containing rocket displays of all sorts which delighted the children and a visit the Wildlife Museum was a joy for to all On July 31 Jim and June Smith went to Idaho Falls to attend the wedAnn ding of their granddaughter Smith and Mark Wane Albana on Aug 2 in the Idaho Falls Temple Ann is the of Gail Sue and Smith Ann daughter of Lubbock TX Mark is from Idaho Falls Following the wedding there was an evening open house held at the home of the groom’s parents A reception will be held August 16 in Lubbock TX at the home of the bride’s parents Mrs Gail Smith Mark and Ann have both attended BYU and are now students at the University of Dallas TX where Mark is studying in the field of medicine Following the wedding and open house Jim and June drove with Gail and Sue Ann to Challis ID where they visited Bob and Elaine Gardner and their family On their way home they stopped in Granger UT and visited with their daughter Sharlene her husband Dick Miller and their family arriving back in Fillmore Aug 4 On Thursday July 31 the East Millard Daughters of Utah Pioneers held a seminar at the Little Rock School house at 2 pm 28 officers attended from the following camps: Emily Ray Old Mill Old Capitol from Fillmore Round Valley Scipio Sally Kanosh Kanosh and Jannette Duncan Two camps Meadow were not represented The General Board officers the program presented featuring material on all phases of leadership pertaining to the smooth operation of a camp were Outstanding presentations given by Edith Callister on suggestions for a lesson leader and her telling the story of the life of Dr Ellis Reynolds Shipp and Elaine Goddard with a lovely album and family artifacts told the history of her home and her parents and grandparents who once occupied it Information MINISTERS Martin Watson and Charles FILLMORE Call 864 3235 Every Friday & Saturday Nite Kristina Mr and Mrs Will Watson are pleased to announce the wedding of their D i daughter Kristina to Charles son of Mr and Mrs Robert W The Naatjes of Burnsville Minnesota Local students attend National Youth Leadership meeting Watch for opening of the new Paradise Inn in Beaver NEW HOURS Degree D Naatjos Watson to wed Naatjes conferences” FLYAWAY TO PARADISE! Receives Master’s BussHa'I ii fi i Greenland island is the world's largest Other outstanding presentations were made by Dean Robison on “Preserving the Precious” Helen Mitchell Maxine Robins Nora Price Christi Whicker Marie Payne Jackson and Sylvia Jensen Refreshments were served following the meeting ¥ tremony will be solemnized in the Salt ake Temple August 12 The groom as served a mission to Brazil Thecou-lwill live in Provo while attending YU LIBRARY NEWS By Suen Librarian Hunter Volunteers We had quite an experience with volunteers last week Sandy daughter of Joyce and Scott Tarbet is visiting her grandparents Joe and Madge Warner and needed a service project for an award she is working on in California Jesse and Sandy and her cousins Chris and Kelli Derek Drummond Warner and Chris’ friend Matt Funk Warner spent two and grandmother afternoons helping sort books and stamp them with our new President Millard Fillmore ibrary bookstamp They did hundreds of books Our books are in quite a scramble Because of three water seepage problems we have moved them all over the basement of the building Some of these books ate discards from US Military Libraries and had to be stamped as ours as well as needing all the accession work done We do have a great need of volunteers at the present time as our goal is to have every book we own ready to go on our new shelves in our new library We have had so much to do in preparing the building that we are behind in our book preparation Anyone having a few hours to spare is requested to call in or phone and arwork range for some volunteer Anyone can learn what we have to get done Please help us out The Library Board is pleased to report that we are almost halfway there on the “Shelves That LOVE Built” Project More and more shelves are being purchased as memorials to loved ones The past week shelves were purchased for Edward Nelson James A Kelly William E and Lrma Payne McBride (5 each) as well as individual shelves for others The fund is over $3000 now We invite all to participate including those citizens who used to live in ITIlmore but now live all over the world Where ever go meet someone who is ‘from’ Tillmore We’d love to have your support in this project Book Donations Several people have brought books in very good condition to us for our new facility Some very noteworthy books have been donated by Don and alkci This couple live in a Marjorie home above Holden during summer and in Salt Lake during the winter Professor Walker is retired from the U of U faculty He has donated books on western history some written by himself by his students or books he has been asked to review for the Utah Historical Quarterly as well as others he thinks we wriuld be interested in The Library wishes to thank him for these quality books and for his donation to the shelves (He donated to the shelves before we had the present project) We are interested in good fiction as well as quality There will be a special section in the Special Collections room for early copyright copyrighted before 1925 Some of these books are classics and most of them very interesting We do however reserve the right to place the donated books wherever we desire even to the used book table at the Library Bazaar in October See you in he Library |