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Show Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631 Page 2 Friday, Sept. 3, 1982 Catholic THE MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS Services Catholic Services are being held each Sunday at 8 a.m. in the basement of the City Building. Holy Family Mission USPS 448740 Published Every Friday at Fillmore, Utah 84631 By Progress Printing Company PUBUSHER& EDITOR Susan B. Dutson Fillmore Community Church The Tillmore community Church will resume regular services on Sunday, Sept. 12, combined after having with the Delta services Community Church during the summer. Sunday church services in Fillmore will take Family Honors 80th Birthday Delcll (Jack ) Brunson was honored on August 22, 1982, lor her 80th birthday. The lolloping Iannis nienthers came home" to share the Kollo and Rue occasion- and Brunson daughter, Valerie. Iront Cedar Cits son. (Kollo's Henry, that morning telephoned stating that he had missed the bus and would he unable to come to the celebration); Belts and Ossen ( onrad Irom granddaughter, Draper; Collett, and husband, Wayne I lanagan. ssith their tsso children, Angie and Malcolm, Sandy. Utah. A tasty lunsh ssas sersed at the Wildlilc Iurk. at which lime the lumily reminisced how Henry and son. Kollo, had mapped out the plans lor had the park in the 5(x; been called Henry's Mat lor years bclore it was given the namcol theW ildlile Park. 11 Social The opening unchcon lor the I ast Millard line Arts timid will be held Saturday, Sept. 18th, at 1:00 p.m. in the Senior C ihenst enter. Roenc Dil lore and group Irom Dixie College will be on hand to entertain the laches lollowing the luncheon Cost of the luncheon is S4.00 and may be paid at the I Deiell Brunson door. However, please make reservations by Sept. 10 by President calling C'hcrryl or Vice ) Wood President Gwen Fvans (795-2280- Membership dues are $7.00 again this year. Please hand them in to Membership C hairman Annette Day or Sept. 4th. Gwen 1 and Salt Lake City on the 23rd. If you dont have an appointment why not just a fun trip? or Albert Ruth Call Alta to make sure of a seat Each Wednesday there will be a short lunchtime period for taking blood pressures. 4 . MHS Class of 1932 Reunion held LIBRARY NEWS Preal George spent the day, Aug. 25, with his daughter, Inez Beeslon and lamily in I illmorc he was where honored with a Birthday I I i 'lid lunt'iniin ihtiiruin Now that the summer reading program is over and children are back in school some of you seem to think will be there nothing at the library. We interesting invite you to come in regularly and read some of the many good books. There will also be He recent Iv celebrated in the Northern part of the state with Ins other children; The I loyd George's in Orem, Cecil George's in Bountiful, and with Eloixe Warner and lamily in Clearfield. A lovely evening was spent at the George home in 'it Preal George food and visiting was enjoyed bvall. York. dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other reference books to help with reports. We have new books to put out for both adults and children. Mary Sweeting brought in a cash contribution to the library building. 1 hank You Marv!! Snow Colleges Summer or the food, money, and good wishes, and for the over 1(8) relatives and friends who came and had dinner with us at the Senior Citizens Center, I thanks. The Margaret Davies Family The following students of summer Snow Colleges classes in Fillmore earned high honois in their classes: Joyce Beck strand of Meadow; Marlene Christensen of FIoweD; Connie Bennett of Holden; Rose Hatton of Suzanne and Kanosh; HESff By Helen M. Rogers The 1932 class of Millard High School held their 50th reunion on Saturday, August 21 , 1982, in the Lion House in Salt Lake City, Utah. Fifty-fiv- e people were in attendance, which included several partners of class members. Committee for the icunion was Floyd and Fawn Utley, Edith Callister, Ward Dorrity and Helen Rogers. It was the first time many members had seen each other since 1932. Honor Roll Thanks to Everyone he Dav icx lamily w ishex to express appreciation to all who helped Margaret get ready for her mission. Sister Margaret Davies leaves Salt I ake City at 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 15th for Rochester, New Building. The Fillmore Community Kae Starley, Limburg, Debbie Lome Scottom, Jackson, and Kathy Lips, all of Fillmore. The Fall Quarter will begin the week of September 13 and will include courses in Child and Investments Development. The program was arranged Julian by Edith Callister. Rasmussen made a wonderful gram singing Proincluded greetings, of the school song, accompanied by Edith on the piano, a cheer given by Millie Dallas, a cheerleader at MHS at that time. Pernecy Melville, a former teacher, and Lloyd lfW School Lunch Menu Week of Sept. Your choice of 2 interest-earnin- g checking plans. Advantage NOW Receive these 10 special benefits at no cost if you keep a $1,000 minimum checking balance or $2,000 minimum savings balance. 5V per annum interest on all checking funds. VISA credit card, with no annual fee. VISA Banking Card (the plastic card that works like a check). Check Protection Plus (our check guarantee card). Free personalized and numbered checks. Automatic transfer from savings for overdraft coverage (optional). access to HandiBank, our automated teller. Special Timeway loan discount. Check (optional). 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ChrisChesley from California was particularly delighted with his brisk, because his father, Fred Chesley, had been in charge of maintenance at the Millard High School for many years. The tiny royal blue and white megaphones were made for everyone present by Fdith, and white satin ribbons with the class members yearbook picture and name had been made by Fawn. Special awards were given to Julian Rasmussen, Lucille Jense, Nelson Watts, I loyd and Fawn Utley, Lonnie and Ossie Memniott and Riley and Advertising Rates on Request Second Class Postage paid at Fillmore, Utah 84631 POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to P.O. Box 507. Fillmore, Utah 84631 PROGRESS PRINTING COMPANY Owned by William V. and Madeleine S. Wilson and Susan B. Dutson NATIONAL NEWSPAPER First First First First Security Security Security Security FDIC Bank of Utah, N.A. Bank of Idaho, N.A. Bank of Rock Springs State Bank Each depositor is insured to $100,000 by the FDIC. Founded ASSOCIATION ua-srsiu- v. 186$ NNA SUSTAINING MEMBER. 1982 Our Town to further Sylvia FILLMORE extends optional lunch serving method to elementary schools Elementary schools can now use a school lunch serving plan that reduces food waste, cuts costs, and gives students a greater choice in school lunch meals, according to Assistant versus serve in high schools since 1975 and has made it optional for middle schools and junior highs since 1977. for Now it is optional elementary schools as well. The plan is intended to reduce the amount of food wasted in the national school lower lunch program, local and give costs, program schools more flexibility in minimum school meeting lunch nutrition requirements, Jarratt said. Beulah Stewart Bushnell, and Helen McBride Rogers was presented a gift for her work on the committee. Delmar Rcav each presented committee member with a beautiful gift. Persons long coming distances to attend were: Remola Kelly Derby, Maline W arner and Rapplcye husband, Gaynor. and Chris from California, Chesley Nelson Waits from Canada and Owen Day from Indiana. A number of pictures of ihe class were taken by Nolan Taylor, a former Fillmore and for those resident, members not attending who would like an 8 x 10 color photograph, the picture will be available at $6.00 each plus $1.00 postage by writing to Nolan whose address is 1791 by STELLA DAY Since the Relief Society of the LDS Church is one of the most important auxiliaries of the LDS Church, I thought it would be interesting to print the minutes of the very first Relief Society meeting held in Fillmore. The Saints first arrived in Fillmore Oct. of 1851, but the first meeting of the Relief Society was held May 7, 1867, therefore it was seventeen years after the Fillmore Ward was organized before there was a Relief Society organized. This is a copy of the very first meeting. Fillmore Relief Society, Fillmore, Millard County, Utah May 7, 1867. By request of Bishop Thomas Callister, the Sisters of Fillmore met in the school house at 4 p.m. to be organized into a Female Relief Society. Bishop Thomas Callister presiding. Prayer by Bishop Callister. Brother Thomas R. King then read an article written by Sister Eliza R. Snow and published in the semiweekly Deseret News, Vol. 3, No. 22, April 22, 868. Bishop Callister remarked that he did not think it necessary to say a great deal on the subject as it was now so well understood. He spoke of the great saving there would be in making our own hats and bonnets, as this is one of the objects of the organization, as well as to administer to the wants of the poor and needy. There are but few who need charity but there are a great many who might be profitable employed. We expect our women to supply us with hats and bonnets. The following names were presented by the Bishop and unanimously sustained as officers: Eunice Holbrook, for president; Matilda King, first counselor; Mary McBride, second counselor; Eliza M. Lyman, secretary; Martha J. Robison, treasurer. Teachers and visiting committee, two blocks: Sally Ann Owens, Helen Brown, Martha Mathena, Columbia McBride, Augusta B. Smith, Bathsheba Smith, Batheba Merrill, Elizabeth Merrill, Hannah Hanson, Martha Henderson, Jesse Huntsman, Adelia Lyman, Elizabeth Mace, Lila A. Robison, Rebecca King, Eunice Huntsman, Jane Melville, Helen Mar McCullough, Lydia Russell, Jane Bourne; three blocks, Delilah Olsen, Lydia Lyman. Motioned and seconded to be adjourned until Thursday at I o'clock; carried unanimously. Minutes of the meeting held one week later, F.M. Lyman, Secretary pro tern. May 14, 1869: Meeting called to order by President Eunice Holbrook, singing Ann Ashman and choir. Prayer, Sister Matilda King. Some remarks were made by counselor Matilda King and Mary McBride, they postponed reading the names of some ladies who wished to join the Relief Society until Bishop Callister could be present. Julia Merrill was appointed to take charge of the millinary department, with Lydia Lyman and Caroline Dutson as her assistants. Sister Rebecca King was chosen to take charge of the dressmaking department with Martha Henderson and Maggie Shipp to assist her. Singing by the choir. Benediction by Francis M. Lyman. We noticed the members of the priesthood were still helping conduct the meetings until the women got used to conducting the meetings. By the next Thursday, May 28, 1868, when the Relief Society met for the third time, they had a woman Secretary, Eliza Lyman, record the minutes. Bishop Callister was there at the third meeting. Therefore, the new members, 120 of them were admitted. This made a membership of over 300 Relief Society members, and of course, Fillmore was just one ward at that time. They all worked and made articles for sale to help get funds for the church. Most of the articles were sold to emigrants on their way to California since gold had been discovered in California. Many people were emigrating to Cali fornia hoping to get rich. 1 Kimsbrough Road, Sandy, Utah, 84092. His telephone number is The class of 1932 was probably the only class at Millard High School that didn't have a graduation exercise, because the I illmore School photos now on sale at The Progress eomirDlfy Members -- -- welcomed a new minister, Rev. Grace Bonar, who serves churches of Delta, the and Beaver, Milford, Bonar Rev. Fillmore, though follows the Presbyterian form of worship, services are and interdenominational Spencer Black gave the opening prayer and blessing on the food, and after enjoying the dinner, everyone listened to remarks by Lucille Secretary of Agriculture Mary Ashman Jense who recalled Jarratt. the teachers at MHS during The U.S. Department of the years the class was in Agriculture (USDA) officially school, Remola Kelly Derby extended an optional serving, paid tribute to the class school menu plan, members (12) who have died, callled offer versus serve," and Elaine Melville Goddard to elementary schools under and Owen Day recalled special regulations published recently things about our school days, in the Federal Register. The many of them humorous, a rule without implements quartet composed of Floyd change a USDA proposal first Utley, Ward Dorrity, Owen issued in March. Day and Chris Chesley sang a versus offer Under melody from those days. serve, children take at least Letters were read by Julian three of the five foods that from class members Owen schools must offer in lunches Christensen, San Francisco; to federal for qualify Vance Billings, Day, reimbursement: meal, milk, Montana; Margaret (Maggie) bread, and two fruits andor Trimble Jorgenson, West vegetables. are Schools Iris Robins Yellowstone; permitted flexibility in further Christopherson now serving a choices. as mission in Mississippi, USDA has required "offer well as messages from Bonnie Nelson Dame and Nina Kerrle Snyder: Compositor Shellle Dutson: Paste Up Dixie Talbot: Advertising Jane Beckwith: Commercial Printing Riley Wood: Legal Billing Letta Bruce: Circulation Marge Barton: Reporter - Photographer Compositor - Photo Reproduction Classifieds - Subscription Billing rrT?- - rr re trsti Photos ol the old Red Brick Schoolhouse, the old Yellow Brick Schoolhouse and the old Main Building ol Millard High School, all of which have been torn down, are on sale at the Millard County Progress. Prices are: 8x1 0s, $4.00; 5x7s, $3.00, and 3xSs, $1.00. Add 50 for postage. went broke in 1932 and schools State Bank April closed of prematurely. Some diplomas were mailed to graduates. New railroad crossing opened on Brush-Wellma- n Road The new railroad crossing Road is complete and open to traffic. New flashing light signals and gates were installed by crews from Union Pacific Railroad. Ihe company also put in new ties and heavier rails at the crossing, spending a total of $157,698. Union Pacific will be reimbursed by funds from the Utah Department of Transportation, Millard County, and the Intermountain Power on the Interest on Checking NOW 24-Ho- 7-- 10 Tuesday, Sept. 7; Pizza, buttered broccoli, tropical Fruitcup, milk. 8; Sept. Wednesday, Cold Plate, Special sliced Macaroni salad, tomatoes, watermelon slice, main Ye'--l part of the County Protestant Parish and is under the administration of the Shared Ministry of Utah. The Shared Ministry is supported by the United Presbyterian, United of Disciples Methodist, Christ and American Baptist the Churches throughout country. The Parish has recently Church . liy Dinner. T place at 6:15 p.m. in the the of City basement HTFN Mary Jo Edwards PAHVANT VALLEY SENIOR CITIZENS SCHEDULE lollowing lunch Collett presented Grandma with a beautiful decorated birthday cake, adorned with a trophy surrounded with pastel and By Ruth Zmitravich colored, straw flowers. Monday, Sept. 6: abor Day. there goes the Hugs and kisses and gifts summer and a hot one it w as. completed the afternoon's Wednesday, Sept. 8: Baked chicken with festivities before family other goodies. members departed for their Friday, Sept. 10: Hamburger patty, etc. homes. Dont forget the bus trips, Provo on the 9th Celebrates 85th Birthday Bountiful with his children, grandchildren, and greatgrandchildren. I ots of good HTF Mary Jo Edwards, daughter of Mary Jean Edwards and the Late Harold Edwards, is on leave and visiting family and friends in Fillmore. She has been in Orlando, Florida for boot camp and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for her Hull Maintenance Technician A school where in her class she graduated of 30 students. She on her way to San Diego, Calif, for her first duty station for the Navy. Marge Barton Brush-Wellma- n |