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J By Vivian Seguine The January meeting of the Holy Family Council was held on Jan 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs Mike O'Camb of Fillmore The meeting was called to order by A discussion Mrs Jennie Martinez was held concerning the building of our church At the present time our because of plans are at a standstill the Fillmore City moratorium on the delivery of culinary water to our property Our Michael Father pastor in Winterer of Richfield was attendance Plans were formulated for our annual Seder Supper to be held April 4 1985 at 7 pm More information to follow This supper is in significance of the beginning of Lent The meeting was closed with a prayer by Fr Winterer ft Thanks to everyone The family of Max B and Verna Nichols would like to thank and extend their sincere gratitude to who was so kind and everyone at the death of Max’s generous mother Laura Mantle In appreciation “Pennies by the Inch” helps children hurt near Fillmore Perret from Gage and Kendra Salem Utah were critically injured in an automobile accident on July 5 One of their 1983 near Fillmore brothers was killed in the accident a sister and and another brother their mother were hurt but not so seriously Gage and Kendra were taken to Children’s by Hospital Primary after ambulance being ground at Fillmore stabilized Hospital skull from a severe Suffering fracture immediately Gage was was Kendra taken to surgery admitted to the intensive care unit Both children required six weeks of A year later Gage hospitalization returned for surgery to rebuild his skull Today Kendra and Gage enjoy healthy happy and active lives Gage and Kendra were two of the at 1500 helped needy patients Primary Children’s last year Their care was possible because people area the Intermountain throughout stood tall for the “Pennies By The Inch” campaign annual 1984 the In appeal generated $11 million of the $21 million used to provide medical care “Our contributo needy children tions touch the kids most in need of help” says Merlin Olsen who with his wife Susan serves as honorary chairman of the fund raising effort for the eighth year “The doors of Primary Children’s will always be Pahvant Valley Senior Citizens Schedule Feb 11: Barbecued in need so long as we care” In 1983 there were 4490 children from Utah admitted for specialized in care not available or general Because of community hospitals 212 of these their critical need children were flown by the hospital’s pediatric transport team Since the air transport time the emergency program began in 1979 more than 1240 Utah children were flown to A similar Children's Primary number of critically ill newborns some from have been flown and to the Fillmore Delta care newborn intensive hospital's unit clinics The pediatric defects such as birth allergy outpatient surgical procedures Since it first opened its doors in 1922 Primary Children’s has treated children without to race regard "This or ability to pay religion great tradition can only continue through the compassion of others” chairwoman Myrl says campaign Hamilton “Kids are counting on us for their futures” Local campaign leader is Gloria Gloria asks Tomkinson of Fillmore that you give as much as you can comes to your when a volunteer door Fillmore clinics beef Feb 13: Roast beef Wednesday Thursday Feb 14: Mild chili Our birthday potluck dinner will be Friday Feb 15 so we are having a Valentine Dance afterwards-gomusic some fun and lots of Valentine wishes immunizations During February will be given Tuesday Feb 12 and 26 from 9 am to 12 noon will be taken Blood pressures Feb 12 from Tuesday pm These clinics will be at the Fillmore Public Health Office The first electric motor was by Thomas Davenport Vermont in 1834 Y Brandon Y- ki y 2 Good Economy Specials: Hatchback 81 Pontiac Phoenix Hatch ’81 Dodge Omni Vo A verson In apprecaition and thanks for the many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy during the recent passing of our beloved mother The Family of Stella Da Mission Report Elder Curtis Hare will report his LDS mission Sunday Feb 10 1985 2:50 pm at tht Fillmore 2nd Ward He served in the Costa RicaSan Jose mission field Curtis is the son of Ron anr Georgia Hare By Given Librarian Hunter GIFT HONORS VERNELL The library received “The Love That Never Faileth” by Barbara of G Smith from C Spencer of Vemell in honor Richfield to We are happy Christopherson receive this type of gift which will always remind our patrons of the The books are friend departed inscribed with the honoree and the donor and the date A lovely way to remember a friend FEBRUARY ART SHOW will present Two local ladies paintings in oil and acrylic in the downstairs reading room of Fillmore 11 to City Library from February February 25 Both of these artists are prominent in local painting groups having taught and encouraged many Ilena the others way along Peterson and Thelma Tomkinson have been asked to present their work for the enjoyment of the public Exhibit will open with an Open House and painting demonstration Monday Feb 11 at 5:30 pm until 8 pm The Show may be seen during regular Library hours (3 to 7 daily 12 to noon Sat) or by appointment with Mrs Tomkinson will the librarian all three demonstrations present Monday evenings of the show 5:30 There is no charge to 8 pm Refreshments will be served at the Open House on Feb 11 The National Arbor Day Foundation giving ten free shade trees to people who join the nonprofit Foundation 1985 during February A Sugar Maple Weeping Willow Red Oak Green Ash Thornless Pin Oak Silver Maple Honeylocust Tulip Tree European Mountainash and Red Maple tree will be given av part of the Foundation’s campaign to encourage tree planting These trees were selected because they provide flowers berries and nuts in addition to shade and beauty according to John Rosenow the Foundation’s executive director Nb 7 19K5 - Fillmore “I would really like for my story to of be told” said Stan Wright Meadow “so that people here will realize what a good thing they have going for them" Stan was speaking of his brush with death recently when he came within a hair’s breadth of dying Stan and his wife Sue moved to Meadow a few years ago to retire in that quiet friendly small town He had suffered for years from an injury he received during his World War service in the Navy His ship was blown up and when Stan came to he had a collapsed lung Sometime later he lost his left leg in and industrial accident Not everyone knew about his injuries however but the artificial leg he wears is beginning to become famous as he “plavs” it tapping on in the it - as his "musical instrument" Meadow Misfits Band His leg wasn't the problem a couple of weeks ago though It was his one good lung that nearly failed him when he contracted pneumonia Sue had been trying to get him to go but Stan put it off to the hospital until she had to get a neighbor to practically carry him there When he arrived at the Fillmore Stan was in really bad hospital shape He was admitted and given the standard treatment for pneumonia but after a couple of days he couldn’t breath at all He doesn't remember all the events too clearly but remembers the immediate and personal attention given him by the nurses Rene Eberle - and Susan Ferguson and especially Dr David Limburg “They saved my Stan said “I remember Rene and Susan pounding on me” he recollected “and how cool and collected Dr Limburg was He didn’t panic He knew exactly the right thing to do and did it If it wasn’t for him wouldn't be here talking to you life" today” Stan was told later that he stopped breathing and had a very feeble pulse Nurse Eberle said that Stan had gone into respiratory arrest most likely from a mucous blockage She said she gave him a chest thrust to relieve the blockage The nurses continued with back and chest thumps now standard proceedure to help loosen mucus in pneumonia patients He was transferred to Utah Valley Regional Medical Center intensive care unit "That's another thing too Those ambulance EMTs were really great” he recalled "They kept me going all the way up to Provo them wouldn’t have made it either was in and out of a coma all the way there but I remember one fellow named Gordon who kept telling me to ’hang in there'” There were also two girls but don’t remember their names (We checked and discovered the team on duty were EMTs Gordon Bennett Cathy Edwards and Jolvnn Mitchell) Stan is home now still taking it easy “but I'm going to be okay" he said "thanks to Dr Limburg and the fantastic medical people here in this The East Millard Fine Arts Guild 1985 at meeting was held Feb pm in the Senior Citizens Center Ardel Wright chairman introduced our special guest Arlene Robinson Mrs Robinson presented a book review of Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Managerie” Mrs Robinson’s was a reading of the presentation story through which she brought each character to life in a unique way Helping Mrs Robinson with music Yvette was background Zobell The story consisted of eight scenes and two acts We thank these two talented women for sharing this program with us President Leah Robinson paid a special tribute to Stella Day for the example she was to the Fine Arts Guild Our Birthday Celebration will be Saturday Feb 23 at pm in the Senior Citizens Center Please note that this is a change of date from the program book The “Blue Notes" from Delta will be our special guests for our “Reminiscing” birthday party The foundation will give the ten tree trees to members contributing SI0 durinch ing February The trees will be shipped this spring between and May 31 when condiFebruary tions are right for planting They will be sent with enclosed planting instructions and are guaranteed to grow or they will be replaced free by the Foundation To become a member of the Foundation and to receive the free trees a $ 0 membership contribution should be sent to SHADE TREES National Arbor Day Foundation 100 Arbor Avenue Nebraska City NE 68410 by February 28 1985 Former resident has another song published Della Former Fillmore resident Dame Edmunds now residing in Salt Lake City recently had another song published The latest addition to her is a patriotic musical repertoire march called “The Nifty Fifty” Mrs Edmunds said "It's all about the 50 states" Having the song published is all the more remarkable as at 81 years of age not many songwriters are still going strong But perky Della even sang it over the phone to the Boy “Some of the Scouts of America words say ‘We've got a president that's nifty to head the Nifty Fifty etc’ ” Della explained "and when I sang it to the Boy Scouts of America here on the phone they just went crazy over it and ordered the first copies off the press” had A group of Senior Citizens been singing it in their act around the Salt Lake Valley and it went over the so good that Marge Dubach of the Salt Lake City president in charge of the show Nitestand was the prime mover in having it published the new Miss Sharlene Wells and her mother visited America in Miss and November Della America has promised to learn the song and sing it Mrs Edmunds modestly says “1 was inspired to write it and feel can’t really take credit" However her talent in song writing has been recognized for many years During World War II in 1942 Della wrote the rousing song "To Arms To The song gained Arms America” much popularity and was sung in schools army camps and over the radio all over America during the war In 1965 she also wrote “The Nitecap Song” which was the Herb Jepko Nitecap Show theme song and broadcast on the nightly KSL Radio show for many years The song was also used as the official “Nitecap Song" for the Nitecaps International Association Della has devoted many years to the study of music and voice culture In addition she is a patron of the arts and a promoter of the image of Never Millard Fillmore having her roots in President forgotten Fillmore's namesake town she has been advocating for quite some t:me that a sculpture bust be made of Fillmore and located in the Museum She also would like to see a play written about President Fillmore by KSTU's Clyde Craig presented in his namesake town The Board of Chamber of Commerce’s Directors has discussed looking into this possibility and will be contacting both Mrs Edmunds and Mr Craig about it at a later date Mrs Edmunds is the daughter of the late Roy and Mary A Dame of Fillmore Pioneer Market Sporting Goods j :) 25 lb Lead Shot Primers o - - All America No 4 5 $998 per bag Rifle & Pistol: S998M CCI All Reloading Supplies on Sale Ammo always on Sale Sell Trade Guns Buy Fishing Gear & Ice Flies VfV Ut 5 Brush with death fills Meadow man with gratitude CJT: v Page area” Free shade trees for spring planting is Off! Ihurs GROCERY SPECIALS 1982 Chev Celebrity loaded excell cond 1981 Buick LeSabre loaded 1982 Mercury Lynx Sta Wgn good condition Dearden Motor Co in vented BUY A CAR FOR YOUR SWEETHEART Y Mr and Mrs Dick Ina In Appreciation cardiology oncology psychiatry and gastroenterdiabetes arthritis ology are visited each year by nearly 17000 children Another 4000 have scheduled By Ruth Zmitravich Monday on a bun open to kids The family of Nona lone Brunson Aspiazu would like to express their sincere appreciation and gratitude to all of their special friends who expressed their sympathy by visiting calling providing food sending cards and giving beautiful flowers and plants Their caring will be remembered forever A special thanks to the Fillmore LDS Second Ward Relief Society for taking care of the flowers and providing the delicious meal after the services Rudy Aspiazu Mr and Mrs George Brunson Mr and Mrs Leo Brunson Mr and Mrs Clark Brunson Mr and Mrs Mitch Gloria 1 I SPS Guns ' 174 Lome S 1st V & Fillmore Open 'til 10 pm Weekdays 6 7Vi |