Show Millard CfllintY Chronicle Progress January COMMUNITY EVENTS 31 1991 Paae5 i Mark Wood (Director of Nursing) Connie Noyes (Fine Arts Elect) Carma Swallow (Fine Arts Fine Arts Guild donates quilts Student nurses Shelley Williams students at Fillmore Elementary Hortencia First baby of the year The first baby of the new year was bom at the Fillmore Community Medical Center on January 4 1991 The nursing staff of the hospital made a quilt for the baby (shown in the picture) Many other merchants in town donated gifts to the child or her mother :55 am weighing 6 lbs 6 oz and 20 14 inches long Felipa Roman was bom at of Holden Utah to Hortencia 80th birthday The President The children of Scott West Barton arc pleased to announce his 80th birthday Scott was bom February 10 1910 in Greenville Utah He married Wilma Jones February 2 1946 They had 6 children: Mrs David (Sharon) Robinson Sandy Gary Barton Fillmore Mrs Robert (Rae Ellen) Hare Delta Mrs Ray (Bettie) DeVore West Bountiful Dan Barton Salt Lake City and Norma Louise Quinn deceased An Open House will be held on Saturday February 9 1991 from 2 to 4 pm at the Fillmore lst4th Ward Everyone is invited No gifts please Millard Fillmore Library Gwen Hunter Vicki Hare talk to 4th grade Wt which could be used for any hospital bed The East Millard Fine Arts Guild is very active in the community and bnng many cultural events It was with a great deal of pleasure the Hospital discovered they are also very oriented to community service students visit FES Student nurses Vicki Hare and Shelley Williams visited the Fillmore Elementary School to present a special unit cm AIDS to the 4th graders Both student nurses are enrolled in the Sevier Valley Applied Technology Center nursing program Educating all students in grades concerning AIDS has been mandated by the State of Utah Under the 4th grade teachers’ supervision and following guidelines set by the Utah State Office of Education Vicki and Shelley talked to the students about what the AIDS virus is and how it effects the body They also showed a video which helped the students to understand more about the disease Teaching this unit at the elementary school helped Vicki and Shelley to meet arequirement for their nursing program Fourth grade teachers expressed appreciation for the effective and careful manner in which the student nurses handled the controversial topic Tax forms for both State and Federal Income Tax are available at the Fillmore Cherryl Wootfj Library from 2 to 7 weekdays and to 6 Ph: Saturdays Old vs New It’s interesting to watch children seA large crowd attended the missionOur sympathy to Mabel Stevens on lect books Some of them never look at the passing of her sister Ervin and ary farewell for Sister Heather Bristow anything that does not shout “new" Then daughter of Alison and Kevin Robinson Mabel came up from Sl George to there are others who select the much Heather will be serving the next 18 tend the funeral Ervin has been a patient used well worn older books seeming to months in the Switzerland Zurich Misin the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo know that they are worn because so m any sion which is a German speaking misseveral days We wish him a speedy people have used sion they recovery must be good and they usually are Attending the Young Farmers EduHarvey Gates was released as Scout in Generally this is the case with the old cation Association State Convention Master of the Holden Ward and Dean ones we cannot bear to part with For St George last week were Ken and Lori Bennett was sustained as the new Scout instance we ran onto an old novel while Tuttle Ben and Sheri Hunter David and Master A special thanks to Harvey and selecting books to display at the antique Kris Condie and Clara and Bryant Stehis Assistant Scout Master Ted Benshow “The Amethyst Box” by Anna vens Ken Tuttle has served as the State nett for the many years of service to the Katherine Green actually was three short Young Farmers President this past year scouting program novels It was copyrighted in 1905 and to Sheri and Ben Congratulations Congratulations to Loma Stevens on was very interesting Hunter on being chosen runner up for the her new calling as Stake Primary SecreThere are some noticeable di fferences Home Beautification Award at the tary Tammy Beckstrand is the new in those turn of the century novels and the Stake Primary President Young Farmers Convention newer publications More attention was The Robert Wood family spent two Attending the annual Potato School in Pocatello Idaho last week were Lauri paid to settings and more descriptions of nights at Reed and Virginia Wood’s characters and their thoughts were and Steve Condie and Kathy and Kevin home in Orem last weekend Coats spelled out Newer novels have much more violence rough language and exf plicit sex The older novels usually have "StoWS delightful illustrations especially on the cover and the Both have the basic plot and good characterization High school students who are interGardening Itch Yet? ested in applying for SI 000 college Let us help you get in the spirit of scholarships should request applicaand spring planting or landscaping tions by March 15 1991 from Educaflower beds as well as vegetable and herb tional Communications Scholarship gardens We have an ’older’ set of garFoundation 721 N McKinley Road dening books called the Encyclopedia of PO Box 5002 Lake Forest IL :u -- VSVAV’ AaW in 12 volumes and some Gardening To receive an application stuUtah Valley Medical Center brand new books are: “Q and A” hundents should send a note stating their dreds of answers to a gardener's Wednesday an 16 1991 Caitlin name address city state zip code 9 inches long bom to Rose 7 lbs 3 oz "Perennials for toughest questions approximate grade point average and David and Valarie Edwards of Ferron American Gardens” and “Encyclopedia year of graduation All requests for Caitlin has a big sister Amber Lynn of Herb Gardening "Together theold and will be fulfilled on or about applications the new should get your spring fever Grandparents are Lee R and Vicki winners April 15 1991 Crosland of Ferron Clayton and Tonic going will be selected on the basis of academic Edwards of Fillmore and great grandAdult Reading involvement in extracurperformance G Warren We have two classes going at this parents are Mr and Mrs ricular activities and need for financial Crosland and Mrs Doreen Ashby time The class meets aid Mem Tues and Wed The Spanishspeaking class meets Mon and Tues All classes begin at 5:30 and continue to 7 Registration for adult education classes will be Thursday pm Both classes are FREE with materiJanuary 31 1991 at 7:00 pm at Millard High School als furnished Other adults may join ther class -- See you in the library c HOLDEN R (Pahvant VatCey Senior ScheduU By 'KjuH FAnore 25 South and Sevier Valley Tech nursing and baby Felipa Roman The Fillmore Community Medical Center received a very warm and cuddly surprise on the morning of January 18 when they were presented with two quilts which had been made by the East Millard Fine Arts Guild One quilt was cnb size to be used for the babies the other a larger quilt Zmilrtwicfi Tuesday Feb 5: Bean and ham soup Wednesday Feb 6: Baked chicken Thursday Feb 7: Shepherd’s pie Shopping anyone? The bus will go to Provo on Friday Feb 8 We hope everyone enjoyed the nonsense last Wednesday Things like that make a nice break in the winter doldrums Haven’t we had some pretty blue and white days though? It’s so good to have the sun shining Jan 23 1991 Leoma On Wed Bark dull celebrated her retirement from the Pahvant Valley SeniorCitizens after ten years of continuous employment in a number of positions the most recent a cook The Senior Citizen officers and cooks planned a program and a dinner in her honor which was well attended by relatives and many friends Even though Leoma is retired she plans to be available whenever the Center needs extra help Zina Hunter escaped a few weeks of the cold weather by going to San Diego CA Dec 17 Her granddaughter Julie met her at BYU and they drove to Salt Lake where they boarded a plane for Ontario CA where they were met by Zina’s daughter and her husband Joan and Blair She stayed with them in Redlands CA for 2 12 days then went on to San Diego to the home of her son and wife Gail and Regina Hunter where she spent the Christmas holidays and stayed until she returned home Jan 2 Zina reports that Joan and Blair's orchard of oranges grapefruit apricots and lemons was frozen Scholarship deadline Cheryl Bond Pam Coats Bond to serve mission Local girl works on film Sister Cheryl Bond daughter of Dennis and Shirlecn Bond has been called to serve in the Washington Spokane Mission She will enter the MTC on February 6 1991 Her mission farewell will be held Sunday February 3 at 1150 am in the Meadow Ward Chapel Pam Coats a 1975 graduate of Millard High School is listed on the credits of "Rescuers Down Under” She attended USU where she majored in Theater Arts While there she participated in Old Lyric Theater in Logan for two summer seasons and in the Golden Spike Theater on Weber University campus for two year acting and one year as stage manager Pam received her BFA from Utah Stale University in 1980 then went on to earn her MFA from the University of Oregon in Eugene She graduated from therein 1984 with the hopes of obtaining a position at the university in the theater department but those positions were few and very far between She moved to California in the fall of 1984 where she worked with stage productions in the Los Angeles area for several years When she went to work for Disney Studios “Rescuers” was her first project where she was Production Assistant in one of the two animation departments Pam has just received assignment on anew project which will eventually to Orlando for several months She will be Production Manager on this upcoming film and is looking forward to being in Florida for the project Senior Citizen retires from Center Leoma Barkdull was honored Wednesday Jan 23 1991 at the Pahvant Valley Senior Citizen Center After approximately 10 years of faithful service in the Center's kitchen Leoma decided it was time to retire A program was arranged and music by Ins Bond and Evelyn Mallet was played on their keyboards before and during dinner A newcomer in Fillmore Rita Logue delighted everyone with her lovely voice and sang three songs Jeanne Robison and Albert Paxton conwith everyone ducted a joined in singing some old and familiar tunes A gift was presented by Phil Robison from the Center as a way of saying “thank you” for her many years of service There were 50 people present to honor her Free tax help Tax counseling for the elderly provides free tax assistance to older individuals in the community beginning Feb 7 and every Thurs through February March and April from pm at the Pahvant Center (55 S 400 W) in Fillmore This is a free service non There is no registration charge for school graduates over 18 years high of age PORK 98 cents plus curing Whole Lambs - $139 lb Beef Halves - $143 lb $200 $200 $2949 $3699 $3549 $4599 Indy Sport Indy Trail Deluxe T $800 $1100 Whole or Half WZMHZlWA i T&mmmt - New York Life Insurance Co is proud to announce that Dave Christensen their new Associate Representative for Millard County For help with all your financial and insurance planning 1 1 2 or please call him at is GUR ANNUAL PORK SALE MONTH LONG TO END NOT MODELS AVAILABLE all dealers 100 Why buy last year's leftovers when you can save up to $1 on a brand new 1991 Polaris Polaris has taken the chill out of winter and put more fun back into it by lowering the price of the 1991 Indys Right now you can save up to $1100! 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