Show "T ' T Pt 2 Millard USPS Conty Thun Missionary and servicemen Elder Wayne A Evans 185 does Lane Essex Dec 6 1984 addresses Elder Curtis Hare Apartado Postal 2339 San Jose Costa Rica Elder Craig Dutson 321 N Vermont LA 70433 Covington Elder John Steele 10 APARTADO Peru Trujillo South America Elder Theron L Dutson 341 North Garfield Apt Alhamura CA 91810 Christmas comes to the extended care as well as to the brightly lighted busy homes of our valley It is a joyous time with friends and family visiting music and programs and gifts And there are memories memories that sustain and comfort of many Christmases through the years What a gift if memory to live again the happy times and times that took courage and strength The courage is still there but some of the strength is gone The kind nurses understand and give loving care All of the folks in the extended care are old enough to remember back many Christmases to the “depression years” that were different than new when there were not many presents under the Christmas tree Fern remembers that she lived in her home when she was a grandparents who was girl with a grandmother blind Christmas was just another day but in her own home with a family of eleven children and a loving husband who loved to sing the children sang Christmas songs and all received presents of homemade clothes of shoes and coats None were ever envious of what the others had received There were parties and happy times of young folks getting together for a “candy pull” or sleigh rides or just to enjoy companionship Genevieve a daughter of John M and Emma Hinton Wright remembers a happy busy home of nine brothers and seven sisters The Wright boys always planned a trip for a load of wood just before Christmas and came home with a Christmas tree which they planted watered and it was fresh and beautiful for Christmas They received clothing and a game once in a while Hinckley was close enough to Dixie that they could always get molasses and always made molasses candy She remembers that there were always young people teachers and students from other towns living in the Wright home attending the Millard Academy Eleanor remembers being carried in her father’s arms with her mother walking beside them through the snow that crunched under their feet and the brilliant stars just above them to the town hall for the Christmas party Santa Claus came and danced around the hall with a wheelbarrow filled with candy and peanuts He dumped the load into the middle of the floor of the big 10 Elder John Teeples 802 2nd Ave Altoona PA 16602 Morris Suite NE E Elder Daron Smith Limestone 111 Ave ACT Braddon Australia Elder Thayne Hardy Calle Fan Telmo 26 Madrid Spain 28016 2601 Sister Lezlie Ann Porter 149 Chapperal Apple Valley MN 55124 Elder Oren Bliss 31950 Twelve Mile Rd Farmington Hills MI 48018 PVT Brett W Nielson USMC Pit 3113 M Co 3rd RTBNMCRD San Diego CA Elder Keith Meinhardt 201A West Main St Lexington SC 29072 PFC Rodger Jeffery USMC NASNl Marine Barracks San Diego CA 92135 Elder Gary Dutson 500 West Central Suite 208 Mt Prospect IL 60056 Elder Gerald Mark Robison 478 Romford Road Forest Gate London England Commodities to be distributed to low income households FILLMORE 2377 2646 7 8 food comsurplus be given away to households on eligible Dec 12 1984 from 3:30 pm to 6 pm at the American Legion Hall in Fillmore Under the Temporary Food Assistance Program (TFAP) these commodities butter cheese powdered milk flour and other hems are for people 59 years old or under who meet the income eligibility criteria which is as follows: Number of Government modities will 28527 31746 Those wishing to receive these free commodities must sign a form at the distribution center swearing their income is as stated Any questions should be directed to Judy of Huntsman at the Department Social Services DELTA for 60 & Cheese & Commodoties over will be at the ME Bird Center on am At Thursday Dec 13 from the same time and place the American Legion will distribute food stuffs for the needy No cheese will be given out after these times The bus will be in Lynndyl at 9 am Leamington at 9:30 am and in Oak City at 10:30 am hall and all the children scrambled for it Then Santa Claus picked up some pretty young lady and put her in the wheelbarrow for a ride around the hall It was a special honor to be picked for the wheelbarrow ride with everyone clapping Cora remembers the happy times of Christmas in her home with her children and her husband John who loved Christmas He loved to help make honey and molasses candy laughing with the children He loved to get toys and games for the children He didn’t go very long without laughing “Our home was a happy place” Wells “One Christmas morning when I got up there was a little red wagon by my bed and a sock full of candy and nuts Never in my dreams did I think there would be a little red wagon for me We had a Christmas tree but never presents under it” Grace remembers the depression years on a farm in Sugarville with the The income from cream checks children got homemade clothes If they spent five dollars on each child it was a good Christmas Grace remembers that she made all the clothing except men’s shirts and she half sleeved them and “turned” the collars when they wore out They decorated their Christmas tree with paper chains and made by the streamers popcorn children They always had homemade candy and cookies and a hippy time Clark remembers they didn’t always have a Christmas tree when they lived in Grandma Caroline Ely’s home in Oak City until 1910 when they built a new home They hung their stockings on nails driven into the mantle of the big fireplace The fireplace was the only heating for the house He remembers that they had to sit by the fire to keep warm Their faces would be warm and their backs cold the mantle was decorated with paper chains hung in scallops over the nails He remembers that the girls Nell Lulu and Angeline got dolls with eyes that could blink One year he got a set of toys a hammer rake a hoe and shovel They always got some candy and apples and once in a while an orange There was always an animal made of hard red candy When the oldest sister Mamie married and moved to Salt Lake she always sent a Christmas box of good things we did not have cookies and real chocolates What a gift is memory to us all!! The fight against substance ahnco In 4illfirrl ffllllltV Millard I would like to applaud County for the effort that has and is being made in preventing substance As the Alcohol and Drug abuse PreventionEducation Specialist for Millard County I have met and worked with concerned people in the community whose efforts toward preventing substance abuse have been impressive For instance there is now a concerned group of parents who meet to discuss ways to prevent substance abuse and plan strategies for community intervention with the problem This group is called the Community Support Group and Friends Their next meeting is December 12 at 7:00 pm in the City Chambers at the new city office building They have had a very good response to their efforts and I would highly encourage those interested to attend the meeting and become involved In the school system the stage has provided an Alcohol & Drug Prevention curriculum which we hope to have all the teachers trained in and available to all students within 5 years This proIt program gram is called the skills concentrates on and coping skills rather than teaching about drugs and the use of them Research has shown this to be a more effective way to prevent substance abuse and of course the old scare tactics solution has been replaced by this approach When I first started the job I visited the schools and I was particularly enthused by the reactions I got in the Delta Middle School After talking informally with many of the teachers I soon learned they are very eager to be trained in the program and receive materials Their concern for preventing their students from becoming involved in alcohol and drug abuse is obvious And the other schools have teachers and principals who are very concerned about the problem and have been helpful in seeing that the program gets used Another very concerned organization is the local law enforcement I have many DUI offenders who come into my office and state they will never drink and drive in this town again This is a result of strict and consistent enforcement of the DUI laws which I feel the community can be proud of In addition the law enforcement has spon- - Christmas card- - nursing scholarship fund You can sign up for your Christmas Greetings and donate to the Nursing Fund at the following Scholarship businesses or residences: East American Savings & Main Delta West Main First Security Delta So 300 East MEA Credit Delta Valley Bank & Delta Zions First Nat’l Delta D & J’s Mirage Lynndyl Morris Supply Hinckley Oak City Shopping Mall Oak City Oasis Seed Oasis Mel Scow Residence Deseret Ray & Carmella Hoelzle Residence Abraham Gene & Gloria Walker Residence West Main East Main Store Country Leamington Leamington Sutherland Donations can also be made at the office of the West Millard Hospital andor the Millard County Chronicle Progress in Delta Sign up early MHIerd The y00 lurisimas Swan Itak M24 Mia Editor Dutton B Editorial Barton Marge Ftemore Editor Managing Amott Mark e at Reporter i r prevention strategy Millard County does not have the highest rate of substance abuse in the nation I suggest we keep it that way and make a goal to have one of the lowest rates of substance abuse in the nation I am available to give presentations to groups interested in substance abuse and I do referrals if someone wants individual help We also have a resource library with information on substance abuse at the Central Utah Mental Health Center These materials can be checked out or run off The best time to check out materials is between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm when my secretary Estelle Hayes is available Pamela Nielson PreventionEducation Specialist Millard County Large everything It is hard to realize how wonderfully they saved so much with such tender care And also a special thanks to those who were also there to help And thanks to all those special people and our friends that offered us their hospitality and help You’ll always be We thank you remembered The Black family John Jo Lynn Amy Shelly Aaron Sarah & Lorie Beth Advertising Dutton Production S Detign Sale Dennit Ashbrook Evelyn Malet - Hbnorc Office Manager Receivable Account! Deb Greathovte Rley Wood Legal Bng Shefce $ "i iP Win Prizes From These Orculation Ward Juke Participating Merchants Unique Boutique First Security Bank of Utah Jolley’s Western Wear Baugh’s Big A Auto Parts Plaza Lanes Plaza Twin China Plaza Restaurant Valley Bank & Trust Top’s City Cafe Delta Drug Losee Lumber Kountry Floral nm Publisher Promotion Quality IGA Foodliner Delta Auto & Appliance Service Drug MEA Credit Union Wise Bargains Quality Ace Hardware Amy’s Shoe Store Gifts Unlimited Dove’s Double Discount Mom’s Crafts & Fabrics The Briar Patch Lola’s Books Delta Valley Farms Bennetts Drive In With all our hearts we thank the Delta City Fire Dept for their unbelievable speed with which they responded to our call for help and especially their efficient careful caring way they handeled it These beautiful men risked their lives for us Words can’t express our gratitude for the help you gave to us We have so much deep appreciation It is such a great comfort to have that terrific qualified help when we were so sure we would lose our home and County USPS mrf sored and helped develop prevention out of programs for substance abuse concern for the community are who to out heart parents goes My faced with the problems of raising children in a society where substance abuse exists I don’t know of a comisn’t a reality and I munity where would rather see some of the support mentioned in reducing the problem than energy used up in trying to decide how bad the problem is and who lies at fault It is my job to educate people on preventing substance abuse and I wish I could spare you the pain and seriousness of the issue I also wish I could give parents a magic formula to make sure their child doesn’t have the problem But I can’t I can suggest to parents that one of the most important things they can teach a child is how to ask for help Then when a problem arises it can be helped before it becomes tragic We don’t expect parents to be perfect That would be a terrible burden to place on you and your children because then they would have to be perfect too And because that perfection ideal doesn’t exist it creates an aura of secrecy where people would rather pretend a problem isn’t real instead of facing it We just encourage parents and kids to talk to each other about it The first step is opening up that communication on unpleasant subjects like substance abuse in a loving and accepting manner That is an extremely effective Thanks Delta Fire Department Chronicle Progress The Delta Area Chamber of Commerce RfllPw EDITOR What a gift is memory Elder Clarke B Christensen 23 Lamsdowne Road Laton Bedsford England LU31EE Elder & Sister LG 10832 Prospect St NM Albuquerque TO THE letters England C0168A6 Jane Sl00 year Painting Library Dec 6 Delta Fine Arts Christmas Party 7:00 pm Dec 9 Second Advent candle Delta Community Church 9:00 am Dec 10 Delta Area Chamber of Commerce Welcome Council “Goodie Ex1:00 pm change” Dec 11 Immunization Ginic Public Health office Fillmore 9:00 am - 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