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Show AUGUST 25, 1995 PAGE 2 on Tuesday. August 22. 1995 At 1:00 p.m. in the Milford LDS 2nd Obituaries "Jackie" Milford: Jacqueline Evelyn Williams, 71, passed away oo August 18, 1995 at her home in Milford. She was born on February 26. 1924 in Buffalo Gap, South Dakota to Bert H. And Hazel She Lydia Howe Maxson. married McCoy Williams on November 7, 1947 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Jackie graduated from Laramie High School in Laramie, Wyoming. She attended the McKay D. Nursing School in Ogden. She served as the nursing supervisor in Milford Hospital for 47 years. She also served with the Red Cross for over 25 years. She gave of herself to her community, church and family. She and her husband raised 35 foster children most of which and were Native Americans exchange students from Mexico and South America She was a very loving wife, mother, grandmother and foster mother and was loved by her community. She is survived by her husband McCoy of Milford, children, Randyl and Renie Williams of South Jordan, Tamera and Steve Sorsch of Spring Lake, North Carolina, Todd and Maria Williams of Cedar City, and Travis & Lillian Parashonts of St. George. 16 grand and 1 great grandchild. Brother Fred and Verda Maxson of Rapid City, South Dakota. Sisters, Beatrice & Murl Foote of Spokane, Washington and Josephine Conrad of Boulder. Colorado. She was preceded in death by one Son, Kim Lamar Williams. Funeral services were held Hospital Volunteers WardChapd. Friends called at the Jacqueline Evelyn Williams Olpin Mortuary in Milford on Monday evening from 7 p.m. to 9 pm and on Tuesday from 11 am to 12:30 p.m. Interment was in the Milford Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary-- . In lieu of send flowers, please contributions to the Jackie Williams Memorial Nursing Scholarship Fund in Milford. Terryella Griffith Beaver: Terryella Griffith age 75 died August 18, 1995 in the Valley View Medical Center in Cedar City. She was born Feb. 15, 1920 in Bismarck, North Dakota to Peter and Louise Shelter Ding. She married Jon Lynn Griffith June 13, 1963 in Portland, Oregon. He died March 8, 1984. Survived by two sons; Michael, San Diego, California and Jack of Calif. 4 Escondido, grandchildren; George, Teresa, Melinda, Tina and Also one survived by 10 brothers and sisters. Graveside Services held were Monday August 21, 1995 at 1:00 pm in the Mountain View Cemetery, Beaver. Arrangements under the direction of the Olpin Mortuary of Beaver. great-grandchi- ld. Alice Smith EditorPublisher Ad Deadline 5 P.M. Tuesday Subscriptions $35. per year Phone:801-387-267- 6 ';:' WmmM. Fax: 450 North 100 East - P. O. Box 224 Milford, Utah 84751 ?t ( ! .; Li If "Vv , " ( i .. 5 j Jkanh IJou The McCov Williams familv to wishes deep express appreciation for the endless acts of kindness that have been extended to our family at the loss of our dear Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Sister Jackie Williams. There is nothing to compare with Milford generosity. Food, flowers, cards, monetary contributions and the contributions to the Jackie Memorial Williams Nursing Scholarship have been so constant that our out of town visitors are amazed at the caring and giving of this wonderful community. In grateful appreciation and sincere thanks, McCoy Williams Fred and Verda Maxson Bud and Bea Foote Randyl & Renie Williams & Family Travis& Lillian ParashontsA Family Steven and Tamra Sorsch & Family Todd & Maria WilliamsA Family Brady Williams. .."I did the greatest thing that anyone has ever done for this town when I brought Jackie here. " L1 SJ? 1 Back left to right.Reha Gray, John Gledhill receiving SI, 000. check towardfuture birthing room from Nadine Jones, Beverly Davis, Vicki Carter, Bobbie James, Liz Lamb. Front: Lillian Cook, Gladys Whittaker, Mary Albrecht, Lola Banks. By John Gledhill - Milford Valley Memorial Hospital Volunteer programs were established around August of 1994. The adult volunteer program is under the leadership of Nadine Jones, chairman; Liz Lamb, Secretary, Elaine Bradfield, Treasurer; and Vicki Beverly Davis, Historian. Carter, The Junior Volunteer Program was established with Pam Durrant and Mary Jo Holmes as leaders. Both of these programs have been very successful this past year, adding to the accomplishments of our Health Care System. The Junior volunteers have been working with patients, supplying ice and reading materials, working on parties with the long term care patients, and being available to do other needed jobs around the hospital. The adult volunteers have established a gift shop from which they have collected over $1,400.00 and have donated $1,000.00 towards a future birthing room at the hospital. They have also contributed many hours in answering the telephones at the hospital. In the future, volunteers will continue to influence the success of the hospital. Volunteers will be needed in the hospital for manning hospital as well as clinic phones, sitting with new born babies, doing filing and other clerical duties in the hospital and clinic business offices. There is a great need for volunteers to be available to present programs to the long term care patients, to read to them or to do personal care such as their hair and nails. Vice-Chairm- The hospital now has a full time recreational and social service therapist. Volunteers are needed to work with her in doing daily activities with the long term care patients. Some of these activities may include exercising, playing games, reading papers and helping with tours and parties for our patients. Volunteers are also needed to assist in the feeding of patients, taking patients on walks, as well as working in the volunteer gift shop. For individuals who would like to volunteer their time to make gifts for the gift shop, : McCoy Williams ?s materials will be purchased by the Adult Axillary Organization. Our Voluntejer programs are essential to,. theJperation ,of. Milford Valley Memorial Hospital. Through the volunteer programs many needs are met. The needs of the institution is met, satisfaction by the person doing the service is met and most importantly the needs of the patients and community are met, thus improving the quality life and care that the patients receive If you have ever desired to serve your community, what better place than your community for the adult program; Pam Durrant at hospital. Please call Nadine Jones at 387-22387-22for the Junior at Holm Jo or Mary program. 387-26- 43 35 74 Ice SENIORS LEGISLATURE TO MEET y Surprise Birthday On July 29, 1995 a suprise birthday party was held at the Senior Citizens Center in Milford to honor Caroline Hatch on her 77th leaning (enter Pre-SchoolCh- Wow Care ild taking fall enrollment for preschool A I Aacaaemic with Montessori certified teacher 9:30 to 11:00 Monday thru Friday & sessions available & $ house Open $ Monday. Auaust $ P.M. at 28 7:30 ' pre-scho- ol 3-d- ay 2-d- ay - w Cf iC tfl 4 MjMhl vl.. -- f birthday. A buffet dinner was planned by her 6 children, Lynn and Charolette Hatch and family, Salina, UT; Dayne & Lois Shumway and family Blanding, UT; Robert & Rita Dean and family, Beaver, UT; Lyle Hatch, Clifton Park, New York; JoEUen Alcorn and family, North Fork, CA; and Roger & Gillian Hatch and family, Fernly, NV, in all which in were attendance. Out of town guests were Millie Long, and Gene and Romayne Phipps, Tooele, UT. Over 80 close friends and relatives joined to wish Caroline a happy birthday. Her children wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who attended, furnished food, sent cards or and who gifts, in participated anyway to make this such a special day for her. It was a very joyous occasion and one we're sure that Caroline will never forget. The fourteenth (1995) annual Utah Seniors session be held will Legislative on Oct 4, 5, and 6, 1995. The "mock" state legislature is schedule to be held in the Utah State Capitol building and will convene in the chambers of the Senate and the House of The session uses actual to procedures legislative consider potential laws and state agency budgets pertinent to older Utahns. The "mock" session is organized and presented by Utah Seniors Legislature, Inc., a educational organization of older Utahns interested in the non-prof-it, Representatives. Utahns 55 years of age and older who are registered voters are invited to participate and are encouraged to apply to be Senators or Representatives session. during this three-da- y There is no cost and applications can be obtained local senior through you legislative process. The funding for this three-dasession comes y annual from support of private and corporate contributions. The organization is nonpartisan, issue oriented and designed for broad participation by all major senior citizens' organizations and individuals in the state. Area Agency on Aging from Office, Some of the many bill to Catherine Johnson, 256 W. be debated and considered this 2280 No., Provo, year will be Affordable 3535) or Milt Saathoff, Housing, Replacement Chairman of the Board of Property in the Case of Utah Seniors .Eminent Domain Evoked Directors, by 1559 E. 4040 So., UDOT, Legislature, Health Care Salt Lake City, Utah Accessibility including Any 2770160). Senior Willing Provider, Applications are due by Center Renovation, Access to September 18,1995 so that a Medical and Records, summary of bills to be Insurance Banning the Rise considered can be mailed out in Premiums Based Solely on to each Representative and Age. Senator 10 days prior to the Bills and Resolutions session. passed by the Utah Seniors Registration will begin at Legislature are sent to Utah's 9:00 a.m. with the session state and federal legislators. beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Many bills are then sponsored October 4,1995. There will be by. state legislators during the a one and one-ha- lf hour break legislative session. at 11:30 am. to afford The annual banquet will participants time for lunch, to be held on October Sth at the study bills and resolution and Salt Lake Community College review to legislative at a cost of $10.00 per person. procedure. center, your local 1- N - |
