| Show J T Page Millard County 12 Kanosh Kapers By Thurs USPS t Dathel Whitaker The Sally Kanosh DUP meetup for October was held at the home of Daughter Lula George on Tuesday Oct 23 at 2 pm Dughter Jean Phillips took charge of the meeting of the Following the preliminaries opening prayer business pledge of allegiance to the flag and singing time Kanosh of the history Pioneers William Cummings and his wife Mary Ann Meeks Cummalso William’s father John ings was given by Daughter Cummings Dathel Whitaker These same histories were given at the home of Mrs Charles George by Edna Abraham just 50 years ago (1934) This historical record was of Mrs George’s parents and grandparents all of whom came to Utah in Captain John Maxwell’s Ten Company The of William tells history while a small boy being Cummings in Nauvoo with his parents when Smith was killed Prophet Joseph and with his parents was permitted to see the remains of the Prophet from a Mary Ann graduated course in obstetrics was set apart by Marion Lyman at Kanosh in the year 1888 for the purpose of acting as midwife She brought hundreds of babies to homes in Kanosh Early in life Mary Ann learned to spin and weave She picked the wool carded from the sagebrush spun dyed wove and made the first suit of clothes her husband had after they She never neglected were married and family of 11 her husband children four boys and seven girls all of whom remember with joy that it takes to make a home fine houses fine furniture cannot in the t Without the home houses are just houses The lesson on Emigrant Pioneers was given very well by Daughter Ina Huber She chose the life of Christian Hans Monsen Those in attendance to enjoy this lesson and the histories and also partake of the delicious refreshments served by the hostess were: Jean Maurine Paxton Helen Phillips Rogers Josie Miller Norma Paxton Thelma Oldfield Velda Behunin Ina Dathel Harris Huber Marguerite Lula George and guest Whitaker Roma Bird House guests during the past week - Nov 1984 at the home of Bishop and Joyce Minton have been their son Bruce and two children wife Donna KaRynn and Michelle from Hesperia Calif also Donna’s parents Lois from Wheeler and and Ray Tenn Clarksville They will be entering the MTC in Provo on Oct 31 prior to their calling to serve as in the California San missionaries Jose Mission and Pack daughter Tammy of Las Vegas Nev (dear Jessica friends of the Mintons) have been guests at their home recently also In Relief Society Linda Whatcott was released from her calling as the Sewing Specialist and Karen George as Varied Interest was released to fill those Sustained Leader as were Hope Kimball positions Sewing Specialist and Joyce Whatcott as Varied Interest Leader Sacrament Meeting held Oct 28 was conducted by Bishop David Christensen Sister On Nov 8 at 7 pm General Smith Barbara (former Relief Society President) will be the guest speaker at a special meeting to be held at the Delta Stake Center All 18 are and over ladies years encouraged to attend Stake Conference is scheduled for The meeting 10 and 11 Nov Saturday evening is for all adults At 7:30 pm on Thursday Nov a water stockholder’s meeting will be in session at the City building from positions in the Released Kanosh Ward were: Verlene Phillips Leader Refinement as Cultural Tami deHaan as Cub Scoutmaster Cindy Turner as RS as AdGae Christensen Leader Chairman and Spiritual vancement Living Leader in Relief Society Sustained to fill these positions Watson as Cultural were: Janet Refinement Leader Terry Perkins as Laura Kimball as Cub Scoutmaster s Leader in RS Faye Chairman Kesler as Advancement Joyce Minton as Recreational Leader in RS Veda Davis and Spiritual Living Leader and Doug Perkins as a Sunday School Teacher Following the Sacrament services a missionary couple who recently returned from the Florida TallahasMission on their see reported Sister Phylis Bennett experiences was the first speaker and Elder Karl Bennett was the concluding speaker At the closing of his remarks Sister Bennett joined him at the pulpit Sunday Oct 28 Rick is the son of Steve and Sherril Lunt of Cedar City Zina said Steve also gave a very inspirational talk Sherril served a After church delightful lunch for the family and friends Zina David Coreta and Brent all returned to Fillmore Sunday evening The Children stayed overnight at Zina's returning to Salt Lake City Fillmore Highlights By Angle Green £ Truman and Lucille Ashby enjoyed the company of their children and during the deer hunt grandchildren Bill and lleene Ashby of weekend Clinton Utah and their three sons and Kevin Scott Kenneth came Friday Oct 19 and spent a couple of days hunting bringing home a buck The boys went home Sunday so they could attend Bill and school Monday morning lleene went home Monday On the and Lucille’s same day Truman’s Mae and daughter and Bob Ewell of Kearns came for a couple of days’ visit is proud Peterson Vonda to announce the birth of her fifth The parents are Mr and Mrs Michael Peterson of Provo He was born Oct 27 at 8 pm at the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City 7 11 lbs The oz weighing are Mr and Mrs Eddy grandparents Peterson of Memphis Tenn and Mr and Mrs Rex Penegar of SLC are Mr and Mrs Lyman Peterson of Salt Lake City and Vonda and the late Vernon Peterson of Fillmore Zina Hunter enjoyed a delightful occasion with members of her Oct 20 her family On Saturday son David his wife Coreta Hunter and their son Brent of Salt Lake City came to Fillmore and stayed with Zina On Sunday overnight they all drove to Cedar City to attend a homecoming celebration for Zina’s Rick Lunt He recently grandson from Bolivia where he returned served a mission for the LDS Church He gave his report to the ward on hunters in the Turner Holden Happenings Z Elbert and Lizzie Stevens celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary Saturday Oct 27 at their home with all their children and spouses Here for the special present occasion were: Lawrence and Virginia Stevens of Salt Lake and their and two Jayne Bryner daughter of Provo Bonnie and children Chester Cripps and Rayma and Herman Anderson all of Cedar City Grant and Norma Wood and Faris and Frank Stevens of Holden The group spent the afternoon visiting and then enjoyed a delicious dinner that evening Elbert and Lizzie have 21 and 14 greatgrandchildren grandchildren Bruce Stephenson was admitted to Fillmore Hospital on Saturday for medical treatment We hope he will be home again soon and wish him a where they sang “Let Me Call You Sweetheart” which was very touching showing how their love for each other has grown especially during the 18 months they served together in the mission field FRIEND INDEED friend is a person Who has the knack Of saying good things Behind your back Richard Armour A RIPPLE EFFECT bound to touch some other You’re life By what you say and do So never think that when you sin It injures only you 'lb other family members before returnLehi in home their to ing Wednesday Oct 31 George and Rhea Dean Stephenson have had eight of their eleven children home recently to attend their mission report and also their Robinson’s Joseph grandfather and Diane and Michael funeral seven children of Ogden were here as were Myron and Robyn and three Paula and children of Richmond Fred Christensen and seven children and Gene Realaine of Flowell and four children of Brinkerhoff and Hoyt and Margie Fillmore of Bountiful Lindy Stephenson visited with his parents the week before Karne Debbie and Preston weren't able to come at this time and visitors at Helen Recent Emmett Bennett’s have been their and husband Pauline daughter and two children of Bert Ellsworth Calif Also visiting the Sacramento their good have been Bennetts friends Hyrum and Golda Smith of Encino Calif and Jim and Fern MacKay of Provo rental this past week Anna and Curtis Jones moved into the Remkes homes this week also Don’t forget the Holden Ward Nov Temple Day next Wednesday 7 at the Provo Temple This should be a very enjoyable day for all who plan to attend speedy recovery Stopping in to visit Hattie and Bruce on Friday were their grandCarol and husband daughter Charles Marin and two boys of SLC Carol is the daughter of Bonnie and Clayton Larsen Jerry and Nina Coats received word of a baby girl bom to their daughter Paula and husband Larry Anderson on Oct 22 in Logan The baby girl weighed 7 lbs 4 oz and has a Dustan at home to big brother welcome her Nina is in Logan helping out in the home Lowell and Shirley Dobson of Provo spent the deer hunt in Holden staying at Norman Dobson’s home or Vi tsp oregano Tbs pine nuts Salt and Pepper to taste melted butter cup water Parsley for garnish Cut off the top of the pumpkin of the way down from the top and put aside Scoop out stringy membrane and seeds with a spoon Put both pieces of pumpkin into a large pot of boiling salted water and parboil for 15 minutes Meanwhile mix beef onion bread crumbs oregano and pine nuts salt and pepper to taste Drain pumpkins by placing upside down on paper towels and then fill the cavity with the meat mixture Add the top as a cover Place in a buttered baking dish brush the outside of the pumpkin with melted butter and add cup water to bottom of dish Bake for 45 minutes at 350 degrees in a preheated oven To determine if pumpkin is done remove top of pumpkins and pierce the inside flesh with a knife to see if it is tender with two wide Remove carefully spatulas and place on a serving dish Ring with sprigs of curly parsley Serves 6 across from the church They visited Lowell’s brother Lester and wife Jean and other friends and relatives while here Visiting Ellen Stevens over the Helen weekend were her daughter two and Bill husband Rigby children of Centerville Three student teachers are living in the Austin Johnson home for seven weeks while they do their student teaching Shaneen Jackson and Amy Smithson are teaching at Fillmore and Natalie Jones is Elementary student teaching at Fillmore Middle School We welcome these young ladies to our town and hope they will enjoy their stay here in Holden We also welcome Steven and Chan who have recently moved Jolley into Vorda’s Store rental Dawn Strong and four children moved into the Elm Hofhines home and Kevin and Allison Robinson and two girls moved into the Zeigler by Cherryl Wood Pumpkin (Jamaican) medium pumpkin (about the size of lbs) unpeeled a child’s rubber ball lb ground beef medium onion chopped V cup bread crumbs On the weekend of Oct Terry Turner his wife NonaLee and their two children of Wellsville Utah came to Fillmore and stayed with Don and Ella Vee while Terry went deer hunting Terry was a lucky hunter too He brought out a buck to put in the freezer for winter visit They all enjoyed a before returning to Wellsville Terry is attending school in Logan Only once in your life will you meet that one person who changes you forever! on Monday Ella Vee Turner went to New Jersey Sept 21 to be with her daughter Sandra her husband Jeff and their four children On Sept 17 the Mathuseks welcomed a new son Scott Donald into their family and Ella Vee supplied the extra help Sandra needed in coping with a new of their baby and the remodeling home which they purchased last spring The deer Baked Stuffed family who came for the hunt were: Tammy and Larry Shelton of SLC and their three sons Blaine Dennis andf the came Bradley They weekend of Oct Tammy and Ella Vee enjoyed l visit while the men were hunting Larry was one of the lucky ones -he bagged a nice buck to take home Vera Nixon was released from the hospital in Fillmore last week and is Beth at her staying daughter Crosland’s It is good to have you home again Vera and we wish you a speedy recovery Don and Phyllis Dobson of Lehi have spent the deer hunt at their home in Holden They visited Don’s Lester and Lowell and brothers 'if - V' rV Art' Rancher Cafe w 171 Uncle Sam wants you to vote for West Main Delta 't 1 864-274- 1 Mexican Food Nights TUESDAY - - THURSDAY FRIDAY Additions to the MEXICAN CRUISINE: Burritos Chili Releno Quesadille Pina Coladas Russell Greathouse Ph: - THURSDAYS MONDAYS i Pizza & Prime Rib Prime Rib Pizza 2D & Mexican & SATURDAYS WEDNESDAYS Pizza Italian We Still Feature Our Regular American Menu Specials are served from 6:00 pm until Midnight VOTE GREATHOUSE year County Commissioner Pd for by Republicans & Independants 2 Kid’s Coats £ Reg $2995 SALE $2195 Men’s Coats OWENS - CARPENTER: Reg $3995 SALE $2795 Women’s Coats From $3995 G0VERN0RLT GOVERNOR future County ¥ who The invest State resources the 1980’s and beyond is very much dependent on a governor in meeting the county's economic and community development needs will Af Dale mate and Owens Carpenter both raised in rural Utah communities are senrunning Wayne sitive to the NEEDS of rural Utah and will provide balanced leadership and commitment to invest in our future of Millard in ¥ our economy the OWENS CARPENTER administration ¥ tourismTo revitalize and economic development budget ¥ Matheson tradition investing continue the and Dale - ¥ will ¥ Reg $17 double the state's Sale $10 in rural Utah communities of will strong Wayne As Matheson’s top executive on Community and Economic Development Dale Carpenter has helped resources to Millard state steer state investment through the Community Impact Board and other County and its communities D ! Wayne Owens’ Southern Utah background his training as an attorney experience C as a Congressman have uniquely prepared Wayne to again serve Utah in Washington Pacs ¥ ¥ The future prosperity of Millard County requires the type of balanced open leadership and state government that Wayne Owens will provide as our next governor OWENS ¥ ¥ - t H M men’s sizes Starting at $2995 y 2 4 5 Buckle Work Shoes 4 & 5 Buckle Cowboy Overshoes CARPENTER G0VERN0RLT GOVERNOR Democrat with Removable Liner B— 'x Jolley’s j 111 E Main Delta 1 |
