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Show Millard County Chronicle Thursday, January 12, 1967 A ocietij . . . IVeSblwjS . . . Glut Tlews THE GIRLS Oman s By Franklin Folger mrlin TO "So what! When we start to look out of place at our sewing guild, we'll join something else." nl elp on yEie Wlarried Mr. end Mrs. Elwin Lister announce an-nounce the marriage of their dnugh tor, Dinj to Mr. Ro:jer Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips of Kancsli. T "inn'T cauple wero wed, Dec. 25, 19G6 at Elko, Nevada. Tiiev wi Salt Lshe employed . make their home In where they are both I Mothers to you curious who your Pollyanna wps last year? It will be known Friday, Jan. 13th when the club meets at the home of Norma Jenson rt 2:90 p.m. Pearl Terrell will be co-hostesss. VICKI LYUN OGDEN Hetrothed By Harriet Eliason The contributions and support of the citizens of the West Millard area in regard to a proposed new Day Care Center is a heartwarming thrill to all of Us and especially to some of those who pioneered the idea of doing something to help "exceptional children". To the Lady Lions Auxiliary of the Delta Lions Club goes the honor hon-or of being the first contributors -and in a generous amount of $160, donated as the proceeds from a benefit dance performance by Loa-belle Loa-belle Black Mangelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Golden H. Black. A large audience of adults and children child-ren filled the recreration hall to capacity on the night of the performance, per-formance, Sept. 10, 1958. The Lady Lions established a bank account "West Millard Exceptional Child Association" with these proceeds which have since been drawing interest. A little later in the year, spring of 1959, Mrs. Irene Little, chairman of the Utah Tuberculosis Association Associa-tion drive in Millard County, pro cured with the state's approval, a donation of $50 from that year's campaign, which was added to the bank account of the West Millard Exceptional Child Association. The two accounts with added interest totaled over $270 this year. The West Millard P.T.A. council headed by Mrs. Carl Ashby appoint ed Mrs. Eldon A. Eliason as chairman chair-man of the exceptional child committee com-mittee earlier during the year. On March 20, 1958, a survey letter explaining ex-plaining the goal "to enhance the educational opportunities of every child in America" and indicating the need of a survey to determine what services would help handicapped handi-capped children in our area, was taken to each home in the area by P.T.A. workers where there were children in the home. A survey sheet was also filled out and returned re-turned confidentially to Mrs. Mary Graff, Millard County health nurse who gave a great deal of ecourage-ment ecourage-ment to the efforts. The survey letter was signed by Ben H. Robison West Millard P.T.A. president, Virginia Vir-ginia Lyman, vice president, and Harriet Eliason, chairman. The survey sur-vey was completed April 2, 1958, with requests for training being made by parents, in many classifications: classi-fications: speech, hearing, sight-saving, sight-saving, emotional problems, physical physi-cal therapy, and special help for retarded children. In addition, a general question was asked concerning con-cerning whether or not parents favored fav-ored a program of remedial help for children who might benefit from this concerning some of the basic subjects. That year the Adult Education program directed hv Mrs. George Ekins, sponsored a series of classes held at the home of Mrs. Eldon A. Eliason concerning various prob lems of exceptional children and how they could be helped. Books; were obtained by mailing service! from the public library in Suit Lake! and were made available to those attending classes. Part of the exceptional ex-ceptional child program also concerned con-cerned itself with the problems of the gifted child and his adjustment a problem that is sometimes overlooked over-looked but which is considered very important by authorities. The P.T.A. also sponsored a panel discussion on the exceptional child program Thursday April 17, 1958 in the Delta High School auditorium. At another program held at the Deseret Stake house and attended by over 60 parents, as well as those interested in the program. Dr. Boyd V. Sheets, Slate Exceptional Child Chairman of the P.T.A. Utah Congress, Con-gress, spoke and showed a film. More recently, in 1965, the county commissioners appointed Mrs. Lloyd Rogers, Kanosh, to make a county wide survey concerning mental retardation re-tardation and other handicapping factors and to make recommendations. recommenda-tions. Mrs. Rulon D. Anderson served ser-ved to coordinate activities concerning con-cerning these recommendations in the West Millard area. Resolutions when completed were combined and forwarded to Mrs. Lorraine Cook of the Utah State Health Dept by Harriet Eliason, who served as Mrs. Lloyd Rogers secretary. Copies were also forwarded to the Millard County Commissioners and to the Millard School District. The work of this committee was considered So outstanding that it was used as a guide by the state and Millard County was selected to receive the "pilot" program of medical examinations free of char ge for pre-school children, those entering kindergarten for the first time. These examinations included a complete check-up including speech, hearing , blood, eyesight, etc. Last winter, Mrs. La Veil Johnson with the assistance of some of the mothers and the American Legion Cahoon-Jensen Post no 135 established estab-lished a school at the post home for four handicapped boys. Mrs. Johnson taught the boys and used desks, books, benches, etc. from the Lynndyl Elementary School. Her Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Ogden of Milford announce the engagement engage-ment of their daughter, Vicki Lynn, to Mr. LeRay G. Jackson, son of Mr. end Mrs. Bernard R. Jackson of Sutherland. The bride-elect is a student of College of Southern Utah. Her fiance is a graduate of the University Uni-versity of Utah, where he received receiv-ed his BS degree in Sociology. He is currently attending the Univer sity of Utah Law School. A March wedding is being planned. Second Ward Hews EDDYS BARBEN On Jan. 2, a group of family mem bers met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Golden H. Black for a surprize birthday party honoring Golden on his birthday. Those attending were John and Ilene Cooper, Cecil and Helen Baker, Frank and Joan Baker Chester and Evelyn Baker and mother, Ethel Baker. During the evening while they were still all there, Dr. Barth Black and family called from Calif, to wish their father a happy birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mangleson also call ed the same evening. Raymond Adams returned to his new assignment at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Thursday after spending the holidays in Delta with his parents and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gardner and son Dale of Las Vegas, are visitors at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Norman Gardner. They came Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Stoddard just returned from a business trip to Coiton, Calif. They visited in Las Vegaas and Logan Dale, Nev. and with Mrs. Alida Taylor in Cedar on their way home. Rrsl Viird Hews Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Mankin and baby ly of Roy. Ut. visited Thursday Thurs-day anJ Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Georee Younc and Mr. and Mrs. ! Ray Needham and family. Mrs. LaVon Doolin will be out of town for a month or so visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Purcell in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dalton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill BishOD left this week for a short winter vacation1 in Death Va,ley, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and Rae-lyn Rae-lyn returned last Wednesday from a three-week trip to Natchez, Miss., Texarkana, Ark., and in Houston, Texas to visit relatives of Mr. Smith's. While in the south, Mr. and Mrs. Smith toured Louisiana, New Mexico and Arizona. Mr. Ray Smith moved Judy Atkinson Atkin-son and son, Shane, to Phoenix where Mrs. Atkinson will be residing. resid-ing. Judy was married to Vance Davis, Jan. 7. Con pie Honored At Open House Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gomes of Fallon, Nevada announce the marriage mar-riage of their drurhtor. Mnrjorie Ann to Mr. Ernest Mankin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gsorro Youii);. They were mrrriod Wednesday. D-c. tS at S:00 pa in the l.DS Church at Fa Ion. Nov. A reception 'o-iorinq; the young couple followed follow-ed the ceremony. The new Mr. and Mrs. Manki.T we Wer honored ft Open House? In Delta, given by Mr. anl Mrs. C- orto Young rnd Mr. and M.s. Rny Np'dhnm at the Needham home, Wednesday, Jan. 4th. Those attending were friends mcl relatives rela-tives of the younc couple Mr. and Mrs. R. Swensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ran-dle Ran-dle Swensen, Mrs Carl Corry, Mrs. L?Fay Corey, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin L'ster, Mr. and Mrs. Laurey Shields, Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. Gmnt. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Dolbert Crapo, Mrs. Jay Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Works, Mrs. Erma .Works. if p . f f f x t4 I efforts received commendation from Mrs. Irene Elgreen of the State Welfare Dept. and Mrs. Calvin Cal-vin Rampton. At the present time Thorpe Wad-dingham Wad-dingham is drawing up the by-laws for an official West Millard Exceptional Excep-tional Child Association. Officers have been selected as a result of several meetings these past few months in regard to the establishment establish-ment of a Day Care Center in West Millard area. This new project will need all our support to get it estab- lshed, after which state funds for operating it will become available. CARD OF THANKS During a time like this we learn how much our friends really mean to us. Your thoughtfulness in our sorrow has meant so much and everything you have done is truly appreciated. The Clayson Cahoon Family College students will oe especial ly interested in west Millard Coun ty. Order the Chronicle for your student today. LOSE WEIGHT Get amazing results when you take our product called SLIMODEX. No prescription needed. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. SLIMODEX is, a tablet and, easily swallowed. No starving,, no. special exercise, no harmful drugs. SLIMODEX SLIM-ODEX costs $3.00 and is sold on this GUARANTEE:- if not satisfied for any reason, just return the unused un-used portion to your druggist and get your full money back. SLIMODEX SLIM-ODEX is sold by: BAKER PHARMACY DELTA Mail Orders Filled Adult Education The Modern Math class for parents par-ents will be held at the Delta Elementary Ele-mentary school on Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m. The first class will be held on Jan. 18. This class will be helpful for parents of Eiementary students. Mrs. Marie Merrell will be the instructor. Other classes just starting at Delta High at 7:30 p.m. on Monday nights include a new Physical Fitness class, Carpentry, French, Refresher English, Shorthand, Typing Home-making, Home-making, Farm Machinery Repair, and Welding. Re-Upholstering will be taught by Ruth Nielson at Leamington beginning be-ginning Jan. 23 for anyone wishing to take it. The class will be held in the Elementary school there. Another An-other Hospital Assistant class will be taught at West Millard hospital beginning Jan. 29. Mrs. Shirley De-Lapp De-Lapp R.N. will be the instructor of the 15 week course. Pat Johnson will teach Homemaking at Lynndyl beginning Feb. 2 at 4:30 p.m. and Mrs. MarGenne Rowley will teach a Repair and Refinish class at Oasis (for anyone) beginning Feb. 6. An extension class has been organized or-ganized to start the first week in Feb. for three hours of college credit, cre-dit, and the English class for high school credit is still being held if anyone Is interested in coming Prin. Kimber Barlow is the teacher. For more information contact Mrs. Ekins or pick up a winter schedule at your school. Good neighbors Hatch and Lo'a Farnsworth (standing far right) aze pictured with members of the Su'Ghino Club at the annual Christmas luncheon held in mid-Decsintier. mid-Decsintier. The ladies were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth's, a AUXILIARY TO MEET The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday, Jan. 16 at the home of Cassie Johnsqn in Oasis. All members are urged to attend Members are reminded that dues are payable and can be paid at this meeting. Jack Turner is hospitalized at the St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City where he has undergone surgery. THANK YOU CARD We aire extremely appreciative of the many kindnesses shown us during tho illness and death of our father, Wm. H. Bassett. Our sincere thanks to all. The family of Wm. H. Bassett treat '...1 has been enjoyed by the laa.i for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth had the table gaily festooned and served a delicious turkey dinner. In addition add-ition to the luncheon, members of the Sunshine Club received gifts from Dr. and Mrs. M.E. Bird, corsages from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Al-bert Nicl:le and each received a gift from the Relief Socie.. 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