| Show Page 10 - Millard County USPS Utah Foundation report of teacher salaries freeze flour in double 1988 Dathel Whitaker Ph 'Elder Billy Olsen son of Barbara Anderson of Kanosh reported his mission to the Iowa Des Moines Mission at Sacrament Meeting on Sunday Jan 24 1988 Elder Olsen was happy to see a large congregation in attendance especially to have two sister missionaries and three elder missionaries who served in the same mission with him come down from the “Y” to hear his report He was also pleased to have family members uncles aunts and cousins in attendance With Counselor Stan Koyle conducting the Invocation was given by Elder Olsen’s sister Catherine Olsen After the Sacrament service the remainder of the meeting proceeded as follows: A talk was given by Elder Kenneth Higgins grandson of Mr and Mrs Harold Higgins former Kanosh residents Elder Olsen and Elder Higgins received their mission calls at the same time were in the MTC together were sent out and came back together so they became very close friends Mother Barbara Anderson was the next speaker followed by a congregational hymn: “Behold! A Royal Army” Elder Olsen was the concluding speaker Benediction: Elder Shawn Lance Barbara and Rubin hosted a HOLDEN Cherryl Wood Ph The whole community was shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of JoAnn Condie w ife of Stake President John R Condie on Wed Jan 27 in Funeral services the LDS Hospital were held in the Holden Ward on Monday at 11 am President Thomas S Monsen first cousin to President Condie was a speaker at the funeral services We will all miss this lovely lady who has lived in McCornick the past 17 years We extend our deepest sympathy to President Condie and all of his children Denise Tuttle Tamara Beckstrand Steve Condie Carlene and David Beth Crosland has been a patient in the Fillmore Hospital this past week We hope she can come home soon Ima Gates and Grant Stevens have also been patients at the hospital recently We are glad they are both home now and doing better Our sympathy to Lisa (Johnson) Spencer and her husband Kirt on the sudden passing of their baby daughter who was six weeks old Lisa’s mother Colleen Johnson went up for the services The following Holden ladies attended the annual Pink Ladies Installation Luncheon last Thursday at the Fillmore Hospital: LaVon Shelstead Louise Bennett Helen Bly Nixon Orlene Christensen and Cherryl Wood The Stevens Holden ladies were installed to the following office for the coming year: Orelene Bly Nixon Vice President Christensen Gift Shop Director Helen Louise Stevens Sewing Chairman Bennett Youth Volunteer CoorPink dinator Cherry Wood Chairman and former resident Algie Stephenson Swallow is the new President delicious dinner at their home following the meeting Among the gupsts were Barbara’s two brothers: Mrs David Larsen and family of Sandy Mrs Joel Larsen of St George Others were Catherine Olsen and girlfriend the two sisters and three elder missionaries and Kenneth’s girlfriend The DUP meeting of the Sally Kanosh Camp was held at the home of Captain Nora Price on Tuesday Jan 26 1988 Even though Nora’s left arm was bound having suffered i cracked wrist she was a super hostess to the ten daughters who were present Those enjoying the meeting together besides the hostess were: Lueda Blad Maurine Paxton Jean Piillips Ina Huber Velda Behunin Harris Marguerite Lula George Thelma Oldfield Dathel Whitaker and a guest June Turner Gorman Following the preliminaries which cluded reading of the minutes by Thelma Oldfield Secretary singing and the Pledge of Allegiance the History of Laura Ingeman Mickelsen was read by Dathel followed by the lesson “Early Morman Settlements” by Nora Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess An enjoyable afternoon was had by all In Memory of Nada Olive born October 31 1904 in Kanosh Utah She died January 23 1988 in San Clemente California Funeral services were held Wednesday January 27 1988 in the Kanosh Ward Chapel with Vernon Christensen Bishop conducting Prelude music was provided by Melanni Lang Family prayer was given by David Hatton nephew and the invocation was given by Charles Hatton nephew Tribute was made by Linda Hatton Booth niece A vocal solo was given by Marlene Crayk Beagley to Diane Hutton Crayk She san “Abide with Me Tis Eventide” accompanied by Lynn B Crayk husband of Diane Remarks were by Bishop Bill Turner piano solo “Sweet Hour of Prayer”— by Lynn Crayk remarks by Lee Crayk brother to Lynn Another vocal'solo was given by Marlene Crayk Beagley “Oh My Father” accompanied by Lynn Crayk John Adams pronounced the benediction and postlude music was provided by Melannie Lang Interment was in the Kanosh City Cemetery Dedication of the grave was made by Richard Pope Pallbearers were Steve Patterson Robert Bonzumet Richard Hatton Jon Wilk Lynn Larry Bonzumet Landon Richard Wilk Crayk McCune were Ralph Honorary pallbearers Fergusen Marin Beckett Gabe Bonzumet Gale Pike Tyler Crayk Lorin Hatton and Roger Eustacy Proud grandparents of a baby girl born on January 29 1988 at the University Hospital in Salt Lake City are Glen and Lilly Whitaker of Kanosh This makes eleven grandchildren for them Proud and happy parents are Valerie and Earl Whitney of Salt Lake City Julie Orland and Cheryl were anxiousViolet ly awaiting new baby sister at home Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Blanche Levi and Ronda Levi who each had a bout with pneumonia and were admitted to the Fillmore Hospital Also best wishes to Kenny King Kanosh who has been a patient at the Primary Children’s Medical Center since January 4 1988 Speakers at Sacrament Meeting on Jan 31 1988 were the Kanosh Ward Bishopric: Bishop Vernon Christensen Counselors Stan Koyle and Terry Higgs each giving timely council and advice SUTHERLAND Dora Rose i ivieiioiam Ph: Melvin and Marilyn Church travelCA to spend the ed to Pasadena weekend with son Brent and wife Esther Church Marilyn said all of their family members are busy at work Their youngest daughter Lee Ann is the secretary at the Farmer’s Trade Tech in Salt Lake (at the Community College) Rendon and Lori Hughs and children are visiting with folks Presided Phil and Lorene Smith They will stay for a month until time for Rendon to resume his schooling at Iowa David Meinhardt and wife have moved back to Delta He is the son of Cary Meinhardt They came from Kingman AZ Beth Johnson states that she dreams of going on a trip where there is less snow and warmer weather think we could all enjoy a little less snow and a little more heat Tillman and Virginia Johnson will have their children graduated this year Matthew will graduate from high school Jan and Robert from the Utah State University Congratulations to all of them Max and Laurel Johnson just returned home after a month stay in Calif with family Gloria Horn and family made a trip to Provo on Saturday returning the same day Launa Evans had to walk a mile to get to her work She had to walk in the road and dodge the oncoming cars The reason for her road walking? Because of deep snow drifts on the walks The walks now are so she can walk where she should Sometimes we well may wonder why we have to live so long before we learn to live There are many things we might wish we had learned sooner instead of later in life There are many mistakes and misunderstandings along the way mistakes of judgmen: bad beginnings unpromising pursuits Also there are strained relationships between people who should be close to one another between people who have every natural reason to keep close to one another but who harbor differences and drift apart Quarrels and errors prejudices wrong action and unwise remarks misjudging How we people and condemnation may wish sometimes that we could learn these earlier Some seem to mellow and mature in wisdom and judgment early while some live so long before we learn to live Perhaps this is one of life’s chief purposes Life is a period of preparation for all of us and will be well worth all the struggling and groping we endure FILLMORE Angie Green LeGrande K Davies of Orem and his son Nathan came to Fillmore Sunday Jan 24 and spent the day with his parents LeGrande and Mary Davies This was a very special day for the Davies family because they were celebrating LeGrande K’s birthday A and birthday cake special dinner highlighted the event Gwen Hunter traveled to Salt Lake Jan 25 to spend the City Monday night with her daughter and both attended the opera La Boheme She said it was most beautiful Richard Ward Killpack Richard Ward Killpack age 37 died 1988 in Delta He was bom February March 25 1950 in Delta Utah to Ward W and Dorothy Bird Killpack He graduated from Delta High School Snow College and the University of Utah He was a pharmacist for the Delta Community Medical Center and the Fillmore Community Medical Center and Service Drug Co He served in the United States Public Health Service Richard is survived by his parents of Delta brothers and sisters: Mrs Dale (Karen) Roper and Roger both of Delta Mrs Paul (Ann) Tinker Salt Lake City Ray Lawrence Illinois Robert Logan Grandmother: Romania W Bird Delta 16 nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Thursday February 4 1988 at 11:00 am in LDS Chapel Friends the Delta may call at the chapel on Thursday one hour prior to the services Burial will be in the Delta Cemetery under the direction of the Nickle Mortuary HINCKLEY Valyn Dutson Ph: Have you ever noticed how quiet it is when it’s bitter cold? Birds don’t cheep dogs don’t bark the whole town is quiet The air almost seems heavy I don't like this kind of cold I’m so glad to see it break I think a big “thank you” is in order for all the people in town who took their own time and tractors to help dig us out of the snow I’ve heard people say they don’t know what they would have done if it weren’t for whomever dug them out Some of the drifts were very deep David and Reuvo Bagly are now in the mission home in Provo They stopped past to say goodbye to Mel and Amy Wright and their family on their way They are going to the West Virginia Charleston Mission Sunday was the mission farewell for Bea Hinckley guests were Mrs W M Marshall and daughter Rock Springs WY Mrs Raymond Hamblin and daughter Mrs Jim High Kaysville UT Mrs Wave HinRichfield ckley Mrs Jay Gardner UT Mrs Bonnie Carter and family Spanish Fork UT Mrs Lynn Ingram Nephi UT Mrs Harold Williams Orem UT Mrs Ward Curtis and family Pleasant Grove UT Mr Ken Morrison Provo UT Elder Neal A Maxwell and wife Colleen stopped by to wish Bea well Elder Maxwell was at a conference in Washington UT and though he tried was unable to be here until after They did enjoy dinner with all the family that evening We have another new little doll in town Carl and Jennifer Greenhalgh are the proud parents of Jessica Mae She was born on Jan 22 Mother and baby are doing fine Sharon Tatro is in the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake I am sure she would like to hear from her many friends in Hinckley We do wish her well Clifford King celebrated his birthday roller skating His guests were Shane and Jeremy Peterson Stacy Spadaro and his family Dee Stephanie Jake JoAnn M Condie JoAnn Mullins Condie age 57 beloved wife of President John R Condie died Jan 27 in a Salt Lake City hospital She was born Sept II 1930 in Murray UT to Walter and Dorothy Hewitt Mullins She married John Robert Condie Jr Oct 24 1952 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple She graduated from Granite High School She was a convert to the LDS Church and a devoted member of the church having served in various positions of leadership She moved with her husband to Holden in 1972 and had a great love for this area She had a great love for her family and was a devoted mother and grandmother She enjoyed travel and fishing and loved just being with her husband She was the happiest when her children and grandchildren were together as a family No one was a stranger to her She was a friend to everyone She is survived by her husband of Holden two sons Steven Robert and David John both of Holden three daughters: Mrs Kelly (Denise) Tuttle of Holden and Mrs James (Tamara) Beckstrand of Meadow and Carleen Condie of Holden 12 beautiful grandchildren three brothers and five sisters Funeral services were held Monday Feb at 11 am in the Holden LDS Burial was in the Holden Chapel Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary and Russell Later his Grandpa and Grandma King and Carla came and had cake and ice cream with him Karen Redd recently spent a few days in Elko with her mother Marge Strickland Marge was in the hospital seriously ill but is home now and doing fine Amber Redd little daughter of Dean and Karen Redd celebrated her birthday the other day She and a few of her friends went bowling and then had pizza Linda and Robin Smith were in Las Vegas NV on business recently This past weekend Perry and Bea Tippetts and Doyle and Sue Dutson and family were in Salem to the mission farewell of Travis Tippetts Travis is the son of Paul Tippetts SUGARVILLE June Lounsbury Fh: hal h the shelf life of flour and what Q storage method do you recommend? Mrs VB Burbank IL From the time it's milled hole wheal flour will keep for 12 months flour siores well for eight months Store either flour at home in a cool dry place To shelf life 4 KANOSH Because of the severe financial stress experienced by the state and by local units during the past year most school districts in Utah did not raise salary school year schedules for the This was reported by Utah Foundation the private research group in its regular annual analysis of teacher salaries in Utah Of the 40 Utah school districts onone ly nine provided small increases district had a minimal downward adand 30 districts made no justment change in the salary schedules The minimal downward adjustment in the Kane County School District was the result of an oversight in a realignment of the salary schedule The largest crease anywhere was 2 percent in the Cache County School District Foundation analysts point out however that most teachers who are not at the top of their salary scale did receive a normal experience increment this year As a result these teachers did receive a total salary increase averaging $789 or 415 percent in Teachers who currently are at the top of the salary schedule on the other hand received little or no salary raise this year In the Millard School District the starting salary for a teacher with a bachelor’s degree this year is $15176 The salary schedules for provide regular increases based on experience and academic training Thus an perienced teacher with a master’s degree in the Millard School District receives a maximum salary of $25757 or 170 percent of the amount paid to with only a a beginning teacher bachelor’s degree According to the Foundation study the 1987 Utah Legislature also appropriated $343 million for a program which could supplement the basic salaries for many of the teachers Furthermore those teachers who are employed on a basis would receive proportionately higher salaries The basic schedules in most cases are based on approximately 184 working days or about nine months of service Data assembled by the National Education Association show that the average salary paid to classroom teachers in Utah last year was $23374 compared with an average of $25337 in the eight Mountain States and $26704 in the United States as a whole These salary differences however are partially offset by the fact that Utah pays most of the employee’s share of retirement costs a fringe benefit not generally available in the other states The Foundation also observes that these comparisons of average salaries for classroom teachers also may be somewhat misleading since Utah has been adding several hundred new teachers to its ranks each year at entry pay levels This makes average teacher salaries in Utah appear low when compared with states that have been periencing little or no growth Such states tend to have a more mature teaching force with most of its teachers at the upper end of the salary range is made of When a comparison average salary levels for all instructional personnel (teachers principals supervisors guidance personnel librarians etc) Utah salaries are much closer to regional and national The National Education averages Association analysis shows that the average salary for all instructional personnel in Utah during was a figure only 16 percent $26908 below the Mountain States average and 35 percent under the average for the nation as whole emend Tburs Feb Ralph Lounsbury came home Jan 29 from the Provo Hospital after a few days there He is doing as good as can be expected at this time He was real lucky to have Gwen Mosher (she is the daughter of Jay and Yvonne Shurtz) for one of his nurses She’s a lovely person and a very good nurse W e certainher ly appreciated wrap- Jusi be sure to bring flour ped coniainn to room temperature before using it WHITE PINE SKI CLUB invites you to the Fourth Annual RISTLECONE vBirkebeiner Cross Country Ski Race Sat Feb 6 1988 10:00 am WardMountain Ely Nevada 5 Kilometer and 10 Kilometer races! 25 Kilometer race for children 9 and under Awards ceremony in Ely following race REGISTRATION DON’T JUST SIT THERE WHILE EXTRA CASH BLOWS AWAY IN THE WIND! 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