| Show 6 Pge - Millard Count LSPS Thurs Oct 20 1988 Community Event A friendly encounter by Evelyn Mallet About 12:15 Monday afternoon Oct 17 I was in Duane’s Food Town in Fillmore buying a can of soup for my lunch when I noticed several men doing some serious grocery shopping with much conversation about it The language they were speaking was certainly not English At the check stand were more of these people so I deduced they must be a tour group passing through Fillmore and from exotic far away land In my past experience working at New Mexico State University had met with many foreign students some from India Iran Kuwait and several north African countries also Brazil and South America However these people were different and they aroused by curiosity I checked my purse to see if I had back of an something to write envelope-abravely approached one gentleman who was getting his “Do you speak groceries checked English?” I asked He replied with a surprised look that he did but not very good I explained my purpose in askarticle for the newspaper--sing seldom there is news in Fillmore He seemed delighted and called over another man whom he said could speak English much better We moved to an way spot near the door and proceeded to ask the where’s and why’s The spokesman was Zvi Lipman and had an excellent command of English They were all from Israel different areas but all lived together in a kibbutz called the Tsora Kibbutz a corporation and something like our private retirement communities Their language was Hebrew of them were on this tour which had already organized PAHVANT VALLEY SENIOR CITIZENS SCHEDULE Ruth Zmitravich Monday Oct 24: Beef stew with vegetables Wednesday Oct 26: Pork chops Thursday Oct 27: Salisbury steak Monday Oct 31 is Halloween! Rosa Lee and the kitchen ladies are hoping to see a lot of “hobos” coming for dinner that day Prizes for the best costumes Students from the Middle School will be entertaining BOO! "Your civic duty and personal responsibility vole" reminds C FRANK BAKER County Commission Candidate "Make sure you're registered and vote Novembers 1988" Pd Pol Ad Tuesday is to Deer Hunt Bake Sale 'I Sponsored b fill more Pink Ladies 2110AM ii Fri i: Duane’s Parking Lot Fillmore Oct fMWVMMWW President Millard Fillmore The family of Sam Roth wishes to thank all of our friends and neighbors for the support and sympathy expressed during the recent loss of our husband and father The cards and flowers and all other acts of were beautiful kindness greatly appreciated We would also like to extend a very thanks to Bishop Vernon special Christensen and to the Kanosh Ward Relief Society for their efforts in our behalf Thank you all for the love that made our loss more bearable Millie Roth and family :: traveled through a part of Canada a bit of Mexico and the length of the US Next stop was Salt Lake City Yellowstone National Park and then back to New York City and home The group had all crowded around by now apparently pleased they were being interviewed Mr Lipman a very pleasant and congenial person seemed happy to answer my questions He quickly volunteered they did not care for New York City or Tijuana Mexico Also their impressions of Los Angeles and San Francisco were a tle dissappointing too It seems those cities were too large and too many peoThe US ple and a little frightening in general was not what they had pected They thought life in this country would be like they have seen it in the movies They discovered it was not They were also surprised to see so many Spanish and Oriental people here They were very impressed by rural I told them not to judge America America by the big cities but by the heart small towns and their and pulse of our great country Mr Lipman especially elaborated on the beauty of Bryce Canyon the mountains of Utah and the exceptional friendliness of the people in this state It was time for them to board their bus and there were so many more things I wanted to ask these fine people and to take their picture but I didn’t have a camera with me As we all bid a friendly goodbye Mr Lipman gave me a very American expression “Have a good day” I thought how we Americans influence so many people throughout the world for good as well as bad I was glad the little town of Fillmore left a good impression on their experience in the US and perhaps to be long remembered by them The Note of appreciation i: Library By Gwen Librarian Hunter Fillmore 25 South Utah 100 West Visits Mrs Sandy Monroe teacher at Millard High and her associates the brought children to visit the library and hear stories The children were brought in two groups After they toured the library and viewed the art exhibit they were treated to a story by Mrs Hunter Each child then had the chance to select a book for their group In this way the children learned how to check out books and also how to return them on time Since the books were selected during each child got a special September badge for visiting the library We invite the children to bring in their parents and get the family User Cards up to date Out of town families are asked to pay $5 per family per year for the use of the library Bazaar There has been very good response to the sale of table space for the Library Bazaar on Saturday Oct 22 We pect to have a great variety of gift items on sale by these local vendors The Library is pleased with the wonderful response of patrons of the area who have signed up to bring their delicious home baked items for the benefit of the library fund raising effort Beautiful craft items are also being brought in for the gift table and some fun things have been donated to the rummage will not clude clothes but will include great white elephant gifts etc Sloppy Joes cider and doughnuts will be sold by the library also Remember 10 to 4 pm in the Legion Hall in Fillmore for a great day of early Christmas Shopping and fun supporting the area library Still Checking Family Cards It is the goal of the Library Board to have all the family cards in the file from all towns updated We would like to register as many new users as possible also This is a great bargain! No need to buy all the books yourself- - Cherryl Wood Ph Ryan David Rasmussen from mission Elder Shon David RaSmussen son of has returnDon and Kay Rasmussen ed from the Toronto Canadian Mission be will His homecoming Sunday Oct 23 at pm in the Fillmore 4th Ward Friends and relatives of Elder Rasmussen are invited to attend the services DUP begins meetings The Round Valley DUP Camp at Scipio has begun its regular meetings The first meeting was held Sept 17 The lesson “Year of 1888” was given by Maxine Robins History of Moroni and Elizabeth Memmott Monroe was given by Gwen Monroe Hostesses were Florence Robins and Leah Quarnberg There were 18 members in attendance The Oct meeting was held Oct 10 History of Len and Maria Robins’ 75th was given by wedding anniversary Maxine Robins Lesson “Immigrants” was given by Florence Robins Hostesses were Arlene and Mylene Memmott There were 16 present Angie Green and Helen Mitchell were visitors This years officers are: Captain Florence M Robins 1st Vice Captain Klea Memmott 2nd Vice Captain Leah Quarnberg Sec & Treas Arlene Memmott Historian Georgia Ivie Maxine Robins Custodian of Registar: Relica Georgia Ivie Chaplain Maurine Herbert Chorister Loraine Monroe Organist Eileen Thompson Parliamentarian Alice Lawson Lesson Leader Connie Quarnberg Don’t miss this one An excellent program is in store for next East Millard Fine Arts Guild meeting Thursday Oct 20 1988 An art exhibit and lecture by Roger Baker about the Block Printer Everett Ruess in the Millard will be presented Fillmore Library Reading Room All members and the public are invited to attend Gwen Hunter Beverly Roth and Leah Robinson are the committee for this presentation the Ryan Higgs son of Terry and Anita Higgs of Kanosh was notified that his essay was selected as the National winner in the American Legion Auxiliary Essay contest for 6th 7th and 8th grade students throughout the United States Ryan originally submitted his essay as an assignment from Mr Bailey’s English class last spring Ryan received 2nd place awards from bui local and district competition His essay was selected as the 1st place winner on a State level and was then entered in National competition where he also was a first place winner This is a great honor to be selected as the National winner Ryan received cash awards at and is each level of competition grateful for the opportunity and experience afforded him Ryan was presented his National Award and certificate at the local American Legion Auxiliary meeting held on October 10 1988 The award was presented by outgoing President Pat Iverson The inscription on the certificate reads as follows: “In recogni- The whole community was saddened by the passing of Lloyd Christensen Sunday Oct 16 in the LDS Hospital following an accident two weeks ago Our sympathy to his lovely wife Orlene and their seven children Jess and Estell Bennett were in Salt Lake last weekend to attend meetings for the Utah State Employees Assoc where Jess is a member of the State Executive Board Otto and Allie Hunter have recently returned from a trip to Colorado with their daughter Jane Carling and husband Ramond They stopped in to see a missionary couple they knew while working in the Manti Temple Stopping in to see Otto and Allie Sunday morning was their nephew Sterling Nixon who was on his way to Calif on business Visiting Clyde and Lillian Wood last week were John and Enid Rasmussen of Salt Lake They came especially to help Clyde get wood Then from Wed to Sun Eudene and three daughters Perry Lori and Susan came to help Lillian do fruit and help in other ways The 80th anniversary birthday party for LaNola Johnson was a delightful event for her The open house held in the Pod in Fillmore was very enjoyable with so many friends and family members there to wish her the best for her future The hall was very attractively decorated by her children and their A display of pictures of families her life from 3 LaNola throughout years old to the present time was arranged by her son Mel and her A friendship book daughter Lyraine arranged by Lyraine and her son Ron Jones was compiled of written stories poems and fun experiences throughout the years by family and friends she grew up with and has known since she married Hart Johnson and moved to Holden Here for the special occasion were all Thank you The family would like to thank everyone for helping their mother have such a Mary N Robinson wonderful and special 80th birthday party Her joy was overflowing with your love She would like to thank everyone for the cards letters phone calls and flowers that she received while in the hospital She is recovering at the home of her daughter Ireta Shurtz Rt Box 1078 Delta Utah 84624 She will be here for the next six months She would love to hear from you folks at home to keep in touch Thank you for caring Mary N Robinson Mary Ellen Willby Jay & Yvonne Shurtz Tony & Vicky Robinson Elwood & Linda Robinson David & Sharon Robinson Elden & Ireta Shurtz Eric Robinson Aaron & Pamala Robinson tion of the most outstanding Essay on the topic ‘Our Two Cen7th turies’ Ryan L Higgs Class and 8th Grades Department of Utah is hereby awarded this certificate of apthe National by preciation Americanism Committee at Louisville Kentucky Americanism Pioneer Market Hunting Specials BINOCULARS Tasco 7x35 MINI BINOS Tasco 10x25 RIFLE SCOPES Tasco 4X Tasco 3x9 FREE Mounting & Bore Sighting LEOPOLD SPOTTING 3x9 VARIX Fillmore Community Medical Center Monday September 26 1988 8:31 am Jacob Michael 8 lbs 4 oz (3742 gms) 19'2 inches long born to Teresa and Allen Alldredge of Fillmore Wednesday September 28 1988 10:47 am Niccael 7 lbs 6 oz (3345 gms) 21 inches long born to Ella and Randy Christiansen of Fillmore Tuesday October 4 1988 2:52 pm Steve G 8 lbs 3 oz (3714 gms) 20 inches long born to Vickiann and Gail Mitchell of Fillmore Sunday October 9 1988 7:03 pm Brian John 9 lbs (4082 gms) 21 inches long born to Sheila and Todd Patrick of 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to vote" determine it’s future! I’ll Represent “YOU” NEIL MITSON Higgs Higgs wins Rasmussen returns essay contest Shon Millard County is YOUR County i her children and most of their families Lyraine and Bryant Jones Provo their children Ron and Patty and five children Dan wife Rayette and little Jarvis Shonna husband Edward Payne and 4 children Sandy Sharon husband Mike Black and 2 children Provo Kristine Daniel and Carla Provo Lyraine and Bryant’s son Mark in the Navy in Virginia called as he was unable to be there LaNola’s son Mel and wife Saundra and daughter Kim son Layne and friend of Las Vegas were up for the open house as well as LaNola’s son Roy wife Lucille daughter Courtney and son Regan of Bountiful After the open house 42 family members including children grandand great grandchildren children gathered at LaNola’s home for a “Grandma’s special dinner” She received many phone calls from those unable to attend which she appreciated so much The lovely cards from friends and family members will be treasured The Senior Citizens Birthday Party Friday evening was special also Thanks of HOLDEN £5 County Commissioner "Parents don't let these opportunities pass your son or daughter" says C Frank Baker Candidate for 2-y- Millard County Commission" Pd by Committee lo Elect Baker |
