Show IF p t - Millard County USPS nun Apr 30 197 KANOSH Fine Arts Guild Duncans celebrate golden anniversary James Stanley and Louie Barkdull Duncan were honored at a special open house hosted by their children on March 21 1987 at the Alta and Jones Chapel Cultural Hall The Duncans were married March 25 1937 in Salt Lake City Utah The marriage was solemnized on September 23 1937 in the Manti LDS Temple Utah where Natives of Meadow they have lived most of their lives the Duncans moved to Las Vegas Nevada East Millard bookmobile schedule in 1964 They are members of the Las Vegas Redrock Stake 19th Ward The Duncans are the parents of four children: Phil Stanley Duncan and Joan L Brooks both of Las Vegas Kathryn Ann Rose of St George Utah and James Kay Duncan of Orem Utah They have 13 grandchildren and are joyfully looking forward to the birth of their first great grandchild in July Pahvant Valley Senior Citizens Schedule By Ruth May 4: Monday pm 4:45-Scipio Chapl pm Holden Chapel am-9 5: May Tuesday pm Fillmore Elementary School pm Mushroom Plant 4:30-- pm Flowell Chapel pm Duane’s Foodtown May 6: Wednesday pm Meadow Chapel pm Kanosh Main St Monday May 4: Zmitravich Hamburger casserole Wednesday May 6: Roast beef Thursday May 7: Hot chicken salad Would anyone be interested in an Arts and Crafts Festival in May? Do you have any special talent of which you’re just a wee bit proud of and would like to put on display? Let our director know so she can make plans East Millard Fine Arts Guild held its closing luncheon on April 25 at the School lunFillmore Elementary chroom The theme for the day "April Showers Bring May Flowers” was most appropriate as tables and the entire room displayed a profusion of Fillmore’s beautiful blossoms Members were greeted by President Edna McBride who introduced High School Senior Shauna Huffaker as a special guest Shauna a First runner-uin the Sterling Scholar Awards has arranged for an international segment at each meeting of the Guild during the featurpast year These presentations ing local people who formerly lived in other countries has been most inforand also aidmative and entertaining ed in the report written by President McBride of club activities in the field of International Affairs that won a $5000 state award for the Fine Arts Guild Also receiving a state award is Helen Huntsman membership chairman for the past year whose membership drive was the most successful in the state a delicious luncheon Following prepared by the lunchroom staff Sunshine Generation a children’s perforthe program for ming group presented the afternoon Under the direction of Area Directors Shirley Jensen and Patsy Johnson these 62 youngsters charmed the audience with their sparkling presentation of music ranging from pop and western to folk and Broadway Clad in their bright yellow and orange outfits the children proved they are becoming seasoned “troopers” as they perform before groups in our area each month or six weeks Obviously happy enthusiastic and having lots of fun Guild members likewise enjoyed their program and congratulate them on developing their musical and performing talents Parliamentarian Ardell Wright conducted the installation of the following officers for the year Tafta Watson as follows: President Vice President Rita Giles Secretary Treasurer LaRue Julie Johnson Brockbank Historian Lee Townsley Parliamentarian Edna McBride Music Director Algie Swallow Publicity Manager Ruth Ann Brower MemberCIP Jacci Johnson ship Chairman Chairman Pat Iverson Speaking for members of the Guild tributes were given to Edna McBride by Audrey Quigley and Ilene Cooper for her excellent leadership and the most successful year the Guild has had Members again wish to express their thanks to her and to her officers and look forward to another great year as the capable leaders chosen for next year take over their duties Membership is now open for all who wish to belong this coming year Dues of $1000 may be paid to Treasurer LaRue Brockbank or to President Tafta Watson SCHEDULE OF VISITING PHYSICIANS The Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers would like to announce the schedule of physicians to Millard County Along with Primary Care services rendered by each hospital (Nursing Service Obstetrics and Nursery Laboratory Radiology Emergency Room Surgery Physical Therapy Home Health Care) the following physicians bring their specialities to our hospitals to enhance our service base The following schedule is printed for your convenience It lists names specialities dates and appointment numbers all visiting SCHEDULE OF VISITING PHYSICIANS TO MILLARD COUNTY Delta Community Medical Center The Dathel Whitaker President Millard Fillmore Ph Library We welcome Maria Whitaker and Norma Paxton back home to Kanosh following their absence during the winter months It was hard for Norma to come home with her Forrest (Forrey) being gone but she is thankful for all of her close neighbors She isn’t the only one who misses Forey He was so good and helpful to his neighbors especially to the widow ladies in his neighborhood Their son Henry and wife Colleen from Salt Lake City brought Norma back home Maria’s son Mario wife Karen their two sons Aaron and Matthew Suzanne from and adopted daughter Brigham City moved her down from Provo where she had spent the winter with her sister Nina DeBlois Two more sons of Karen and Mario Quin and Nathan who are attending college at Snow in Ephraim joined the family in Kanosh and the group really pitched in helping Maria with her necessary yard and garden work of preparing garden spot cultivating trimming trees cleaning etc They all returned home on Easter weekend The Easter sandhills outing and party for the Lamanite Branch on Friday April 17 didn’t turn out as planned When the terrible wind blew them out of the hills they all returned to Johnny Cooper’s where the large group of adults and kids enjoyed playing basketball jumping on the trampoline riding three of Johnny’s nice horses and roasting weiners and marshmallows on the grill to go along with the rest of their picnic Everyone had a good time Kids kids you wonder where they all came from at 8 am on Sat April 18 as they gathered at the three designated spots to begin the big Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Kanosh Ward Primary It was fun for everyone especially for Heidi Paxton (daughter of Frank and Sherry Paxton) who found the prize or Golden egg and received a $200 bill Sat April 18 at 2 pm was a special day for Arthur Wesley Fleming and his son Trampis Kay Fleming who were both baptized at the Kanosh Ward Church It’s unusual for a father and son to join the church at the same time The baptismal meeting was conducted by President Scott Speakman Trampis and Arthur were each baptized and confirmed by Bishop Jim Minton Witnesses were Stan Koyle and Glen Whitaker Bishop Christensen expressed his appreciation and words of welcome to Arthur and Trampis as new members of our ward Sally Kanosh DUP held their April meeting on April 21 in their historic building which was conducted by Cap- tain Nora Price Following preliminaries the history of Sophronia Kelley Stowell was read by daughter Dathel Whitaker Singing of Pioneer songs was enjoyed by all The lesson was "Early Military Forts in the West” given by Janet Cannon Refreshments were seved by Captain Price Those in attendance were Helen Rogers Nora Price Maurine Paxton Lueda Blad Dathel Whitaker Sylvia Penney Jean Phillips Janet Cannon and Marguerite Harris Visitors were Nelda Turner and June Gorman County Officers are Christi Whicker and Angie Green A very large crowd was in attendance last Wednesday to see the Polynesian Program presented by Kirk Penney and 29 of his students They sang songs and danced showing the cultures of Hawaii Samoa Tahiti and New Zealand and the costumes were Gwen Evans was the stage great mother and parents volunteered to the group to and from transport performances We appreciate Kirk putting on this program here as there were several participants from Kanosh and many others who had relatives here At the end of this 40 minute program they received a standing ovation Thank you We the family of Virga L Monroe wish to thank our relatives friends and neighbors who gave us their support and expression of sympathy at the passing of our mother Jack and Lola Monroe Beth and Blaine Fernelius Niel and Edith Monroe Beulah and Sheldon Quarnberg Dix and Joyce Monroe 3TE Gwen Hunter Fillmore 25 South Librarian Utah 100 West State Library Newsletter Two items in the State Library Newsletter Horsefeathers concern the library patrons of this area First there was a very complimentary paragraph reporting the dedication of our new facilities which many of you attended It was written by Russell Davis State Library Director We certainly appreciate his help in our tremendous undertaking The second item was a list of libraries for approved for the State We applied for and construction received a (project under new build a to ramp handicap $2000) at the south of the library When the paperwork is all completed and the Final letter arrives we will be able to The present ramp begin construction is far too steep and the threshold too large a rise for use with a wheel know because we have tried it a few times The ramp will turn from the landing and go west to the sidewalk A reserved handicap parking space will be marked off in the parking area Stories On Display Stories-- or maybe we should say books-- - are on display until May 5 These are the wonderfully imaginative small books written by the Middle School students in Mr Kirby Giles’ classes The forty which were used in the Story Festival are there as well as others for which there ws not room at the Festival They may not be checked out but may be removed from the display rack long enough to read them Spend a little time with them We know you will thoroughly enjoy the stories and the illustrations Special Book Marks We now have our very own book no other in existence These were ordered for the Story Festival but due to press problems were not ready on time They are colorful and fun as well as informative We have ordered enough for one to a customer and hope they will be kept as souvenirs always between the pages of a good transferred to the next good book There are enough for the teens and adults also Come in and get yours soon Last Day For Free Return This is the last day for free return of overdue books The overdue fines begin on May as stated last week The fine will be counted for the day after the book was due This new policy was announced to the students of the Elementary School at the Story Festival and in the Progress in signs in the and over the PA systems in the library schools The First part of the policy announced the loan period to be extended to month (from 2 weeks) except for those books marked as “one week loan” which will still be the same The second part of the policy gave April as a free return period with Fines beginning in May We are happy to announce a lot of overdues have been returned-soof them years over It is a pleasure to have these books back so they may be available to others The Library Board hopes this will be easier for the patron to get books returned and easier to complete reading thick books We appreciate your help Small Book— Big Message We would like to recommend the new book “Fatherhood” by Bill Cosby with introduction and afterword by Alvin F Poussaint MD In addition to basic good sense there is his usual way of making sometimes does us good to “see ourselves as others see us” in the incidents and examples he uses Art Program May 9 will be the date of the last Art Program of the series presented by Mr Doug Jolley It will be two short videos from the Profiles in American Art Series Incidentally we visited the Spring Salon at the Springville Art Museum last week and saw a sculpture by Ed Fraughton the artist we watched in the Art Program in April at the library We’re looking forward to a good crowd 7:30 pm in the multipurpose room —See you in the Librar- yTurtles give their young no care at all The mother sea turtle digs a hole on a beach and lays her eggs covers and then returns to hatches the eggs them with sand the sea The sun 1£ 3X nr Jan Cannon Cannon to represent East Millard at Mrs Utah Pageant Mrs Jan Dannon is representing East Millard County in the 1987 Mrs Utah Pageant Jan was born in Salt Lake City but is now a resident of and the mother of five Kanosh children four boys and one girl Jan enjoys music and sings in the Kanosh numerous other and Ward Choir musical activities including the Jay Welch Chorale in Salt Lake City She enjoys country living raising flowers reading and being actively involved with the Sally Kanosh Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers The Pageant is being held May with the Final competition being Saturday evening May 9 at 8 pm in the Woods Cross High School Auditorium at Woods Cross Utah All Millard County residents are invited and encouraged to attend and support Jan as Tickets to the our representative pageant may be purchased at the door You may obtain further details by or phoning Jan at Jan expresses sincere appreciation to the following businesses for sponsoring her in the 1987 Mrs Utah Pageant: Holden Town Fillmore City Corp Meadow Corp Kanosh Town Corp Town Corp Scipio Town Corp First Fillmore Security Bank of Utah Branch Dearden Motor Co Dave’s Sales and Service Moon Mesa Ranch Gordon Ogier Stott Farms Salt City Transfer Quartet Bruce Gunderson' Pro Mach Sales and Service Darrell Jackson and Bill Rieck Twin Falls Idaho and West Jordan Utah Girl Scout news We the Girl Scouts wish to thank the people of Millard County for supporting us in our Girl Scout Cookie Sales We wish to thank Duane’s in Fillmore and Quality Market in Delta for letting us sell cookies in front of their stores If anyone ordered cookies and did not receive them we are extremely sorry We had one girl take orders but she lost her order card We could not Find who she took these orders from and we hope this will not nappen in the future We especially appreciate how the people were ready with their money when the cookies were delivered We hope to have your support in the future It is through cookie sales that our girls are able to go to camp this summer The Fillmore girls will be attending a camporee at Saratoga with approximately 1000 other girls from our district This should prove to be lots of fun for everyone involved Thanks everyone! Sisters take trip Four sisters Helen Starley of Fillmore Vernell Martin Kearns Edith Cummings Kanosh and LaVon Riggs of West Valley City left April 9 to drive to Seaside Calif to visit their brother Carl and wife Ivie Peterson The drive was beautiful and the very host and hostess gracious were prepared to show them a good time of sightseeing and entertainment They returned home April 17 in time to spend Easter with their families Two sisters unable to make the trip are Della Fackrell and Colleen Davies both of Fillmore X GOOD AT BAKER DRUG CO 44 N Main Fillmore Utah 84631 ROLL OF 3FXOTOH FILM-Y0U- Appointments are scheduled by local Physicians thru Utah Valley Hospital Both Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers have the services of Ron Draper CRNA who provides Anesthesiology and Epidural service ( PROCESSING! NEXT R Good for KIS Film only GOOD THROUGH: May 15 NAME ADDRESS a nr mi xz nr nr nr I JUL |