Show Thurs LSPS Millard County 22 Nov 1984 Page 5 Community Events Festival of Trees now accepting donations n 0$ LIBRARY NEWS Hunter By Guxn Librarian Pahvant Valley Senior Citizens Schedule By Ruth Zmifrauirh 26: Nov Long before the annual Festival of Trees opens each year many hands are busy making it a special occasion for the holiday season Now in its 14th year the festival will take place this year on Nov 28 29 30 and on Dec at the Salt Palace The Festival of Trees opened in 1970 beginning a tradition of love It was and concern for children organized by the Women’s Endowment Committee by a group of 15 women from the Bountiful Salt Lake City and Provo areas It is far more successful of the than anyone original group ever imagined The festival depends on charitable of workers people and thousands from all over the state have been and since April busy planning working toward this year’s event A “last call’’ notice is in effect for in those interested who are decorating and donating a tree for the event Tuesday night Nov 24 is tree buying time by invitation only a in purchasing to those interested tree This is done in a silent auction Each year the hospital helps hundreds of children Last year nearly 1500 needy children were Couple to be honored on Golden Wedding Aniversary The children of Floyd and Edna Bennett Duncan will honor their ' at a Golden parents Wedding held for Anniversary reception at the home of a family members in Salt Lake City on daughter November 24 1984 from 2 to 5 pm Floyd and Edna are natives of Meadow Millard County and have made their home in Salt Lake City j Flowed Features j By Sheri Allen is home to spend a week with her parents Arthur and Beth Allen for the Thanksgiving holidays She attends Dixie College in St George and enjoys itl Troy Alldredge and his sister Cindy Alldredge were in Salt Lake City on Nov 14 They visited their sister Penny and husband Allen and children while in the city We extend our sympathy to Verl Christensen on the death of her sister Geneal Wilson Nov 8 in a Salt Lake City hospital She attended funeral services in Salt Lake City on Nov 12 Her sons Paul and wife Peggy Clark and wife Teresa from here Randall from Cedar City and Allen from Delta also attended Mr and Mrs Anthony Fuller and little son were in Salt Lake City on business Nov 14 They visited their mothers Mrs Lyndon Dean and Mrs Helen Fuller while there Mr and Mrs Jerry Freeman Robert and Addison celebrated little Addison’s first birthday Nov 16 The week before Pam and Addison were in Provo They visited her friend Joan Green while there and were overnight since 1935 They are blessed four children 18 grandchildren one iFillmore Highlights with and Floyd and Edna have found that the Lord's way is the best way and have been blessed exceedingly They married on November 21 1934 in Salt Lake City and lived happily ever after guests The ladies are both former residents of Cadillac Mich Mrs Noma Jackson has enjoyed having two of her out of town sons visit Bruce Jackson and wife Nancy of Henderson Nev spent three days last week Coming from Vernal for the weekend were Ted Jackson his wife Norma and Stacy While Mr and Mrs Evan Anderson of Oak City were in this area on business Nov 17 they stopped by to visit Delial and Virgie Ivie Surely good to see them Coming to visit the Ivies Nov 18 were Clayton Williams and his son Allen By Angie Green The DUP Emily Ray Camp held their November meeting Nov 12 1984 at 2 pm at the home of Cleo Cummings Carling Capt Edith Callister greeted the Daughters and welcomed visitors Betty Hunter and Sylvia Jensen who are sponsors from the East Millard County Board and Lena Carling and Fern Denice granddaughter Holdaway’s of Salt Lake City There Holdaway were 17 members present Prayer was given by Stella Day pledge to the flag was led by Dean Robison minutes were read by Clara and the DUP theme song Frampton was led by Algie Swallow was The lesson for November localities of histories Lesson Leader Fern Holdaway chose to present the histories of Provo and Moapa Valley Song "The Dearest Spot is Home” was lead by Algie Swallow The history “Pipe Springs” was given by Clara Frampton and Cleo Carling Mildred Warner served refreshments Paul and Dean Robison drove to Nov 11 to visit Richfield Sunday Dean’s daughter Beverly her husand their band Paul Groesbeck of Mary Lou Holden daughter flew her to Her husband Logan Richfield for a couple of days visit with her parents while he flew on to Arizona to attend business meetings Dean and Paul stayed overnight with This year nearly $2 given care million will be spent toward that A substantial endeavor amount of this is a result of the Festival of Trees This year for the first time committee members from as far south as St George are actively involved in the festival “It has been so rewarding to be a part of the growth of this special event” said Nora Greer south area chairman and board member “In each new community which has become involved one sees the same excitement and desire to give a ’gift of love’ to a child whether it be in the form of a beautifully decorated tree a handmade gift item for the Gift Boutique a sweet treat from the Sweet Shoppe andor the Small Fry Sweet Shoppe a cash donation or whatever one can do” Anyone wanting to donate candy or homemade items please contact Brenda Robinson Sharon Hansen Sue Lori Tuttle Mary Monroe Stewart Sue Koyle Becky Bishop Tammy Engle Dawn Olson or Rita Giles Beverly coming home on Monday Fay and Clara Frampton celebrated their wedding anniversary Sunday Nov 11 at their home with four of their five sons They were: Maurice ElDon Evan and John They all came from out of town to spend this special Tht son day with their parents Douglas couldn’t come because he and his wife were invited to spend the day with their daughter Penny and her husband to celebrate her birthday which fell on the same day Boyd and Judy Melville left Fillmore Thursday Nov 8 to drive to Burbank Calif On their way they stopped in Cedar City and stayed overnight with Terri Lynn her hustheir daughter band Terry Baldwin and their four children Avery JR Kimberly and Katey In Burbank they visited with their Ken Sarena her husband daughter and their three children Christensen Branden Lacey and Callie While they were there enjoying the beautiful warm sunshine they also enjoyed a family tour of Disneyland On their way home Monday Nov 12 they stopped in St George where Fried they went to the Kentucky Chicken and visited with the managers Elden and Rachael Marshall Rachael is the daughter of Alta Shumway While they were in St George they also visited with Boyd’s sister DeVere and her husband Staples On Monday Nov 12 my Ovid Jeppson of Pleasant Grove Monday Hamburger patty Tuesday Nov 28: Pork chops Thursday Nov 29: Beef stew with vegetables If you are signed up for the trip on Nov 30 please get your Friday This is for money in to Albert “Christmas Around the World” with the International Folk Dancers at BYU 49 YEARS OVERDUE! What a surprise to find a book stamped with our brand taken out last in 1935! It came back in a batch of gift books and was only 49 years overdue but we’re glad to have it because it is an early copyright and is destined for our special section in the new library We are getting a lot of returns on our Book Recovery Program and will welcome any more that can be found and turned in Letters are still going a search in your out to request households What we hope to accomplish by this program besides the return of families the books is to help establish good habits and accept actions for their responsibility Please do not let an overdue situation keep you and your children from using the library DECEMBER In appreciation We wish to express our heartfelt to all who gave their appreciation the and comfort during support illness and passing of our beloved daughter and sister Geniel Harmon Wilson and cards The flowers gifts telephone calls helped to ease our These acts of burden of sorrow kindness will always be remembered The Hazel Harmon family The Cloyd & Dale Anderton family The Orson & Verl Christensen family The Stanley & Joy Harmon family EXHIBIT December 1st from 5:30 to 7:30 pm will be the Open House for a show of beautiful paintings by Doug Wildlife Jolley and his two brothers and Ink by Richard paintingss by Don will be shown Renderings of varied with Doug's paintings subjects and media This exhibit will 14 Our Dec last until Friday 3 to 7 hours library regular weekdays and noon to 4 on Saturday will also be the viewing hours except for the Open House and by Stages of Loss Seminar scheduled Once again the Fillmore Hospital is sponsoring a Stages of Loss Seminar there As the holidays are approaching comes with them memories and reflections of our lost loved ones and other personal losses we have experienced “Join with us in a supportive discussion dealing with our personal loss” said Suzanne Adams of the Social Service Department at Fillmore Hospital She said the seminar sponsored b the hospital will be conducted by J Chris Hall CSW on Wednesday Dec 12 1984 at 7:30 pm at the Building in Fillmore For more information call Suzanne Adams at Fillmore Hospital or at home appointment Fine Arts Guild East Millard members will serve as hostesses and furnish light refreshments See you in the Library his son James and wife Nadean Jeppson and their son of Sandy came for a visit and to get some furniture We enjoyed a dinner together and a lovely afternoon reminiscing the “old days” James Ovid and Venice’s youngest sons and son has four a daughter The DUP Old Capital Camp held 13 their November meeting Nov 1984 at 2 pm at the home of Nada Melville Mary Davies greeted the Capt Daughters welcoming the two visitors Rachael Robison and East Millard County Sponsor Dean Robison and conducted the meeting Allen Syddall Barnes Griffiths” was presented by Dawn Trimble The Christmas party which will be held Dec 11 was planned Refreshments were served by hostess Nada Melville Prayer was given by Zina Hunter pledge to the flag was led by Dean Robison and the minutes were read by Angie Green The history Wood in “Hauling 1932” was read by Angie Green The lesson Pioneer “Immigrant Mary Winston Churchill’s memory was so fine that he could repeat verbatim a lecture or a whole Shakespearean play We’re back! 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