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Show f a i $ - ' i j Jlau'ne Scipio Stories by MiIda Quant berg .( DON QUA RNBERGCONDUCT-e- d Sacrament meeting Sunday. Howard Memmott gave opening prayer. Scott Robins was ordained a teacher by Ids father Gary in the priesthood meeting. were There three babies MR AND MRS CRAE MEM-mo- Kobinh tt and familv, Kearns, spent the weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Levov Memmott. Moments by Sea Beckstrand Weadow WSli'DliS AT THE HOME OF Bill and Eileen Thompson this week were Steve and Joan Burke and Uan, Brad and Dorothy Thompson and two boys. They MR ND MRS. CHAD SVVAl. low, Roy, railed here and took tns fattier with them to Wx Mark. learns and wagon wheels fly the high ckie Above the pioneer trails Here from Bountiful were Linford and Mary Louise George and their five children. They attended the C Lass Reunion for Mary Louise. X11 ! ? the wagon n, l over to Clear or Oasis. Nrv. to sjiend the weekend holiWagons full of dreams over there on Lake the railroad. A rzee day with Ids daughter, Thera They loaded it on the railcame for their grandfather's tier husband and family who MR AND MRS WALDO ROBINS road over there. Tlat was beto Brad funeral. help make home stayed their there. Dnvne have their grandson, fore we got a railroad through his Dad and to attend Ids class VISITORS AT THE HAROLD blessed. jtablished, there were 926 im- - here. .mv father was in real visiting Rotiins, Washington, reunion. THE FLIAS HECKSTIiANI) Beckstrand home were their ,rrw Marci Genivieve Turner was with them. proved farms in btah, covering estate. When there my mother named by her grandfather, Carl of 10.330 acres. family held their annual famdaughter, Marilyn, her husband, By filed on this place here a deVISITING AT CLALDE 18G5 almost 150,000 acres were sert Kerry DeVries and their son Proliert. She is the daughter ily reunion in Meadow the 5th MR AND MRS KIRK MEM-mo- tt entry, 320 acres.. .we didnt on oinniber-Wednesday Brian and Roberts fiance Car-leof Julv. Most of those who under cultivation. 1000 miles of Gary and Mary Ann Turner. HISTORICAL UTAH: and family, Orem have a team or anything so we were Donald Olsen, N'ephi; Mr. A BICENTENNIAL REPORT were at the Reunion spent of canals had been dug and there went Sliauna Hallow was named by Ainge, Spanish Fork. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. up to ;art and r the and Mrs. Clive Olsen and Jaof the holiday here the day bewere approximately 65,000 way wo met Oakley OF MILLARD AND NEARBY her father Gordon Ballow and Howard Memmott. these old miners and Lake Salt Mr. ROMA ILAV-inBIRD ENJOYED g fore. City; John Bet tfreund named his neice mie, people living in reasonable and we bought There team Mrs. Howard Smith, Grants, two of her daughters, FerHeidi. MR AND MRS JACK PETER-so- n comfort, on the reclaimed land. went on up to Salt Lake and I and N. and Mr. Early Arthur Mrs. VI. who in works were Irrigation two Uex.; AT testimonies and THE Thus nice IilNG Salt it was Lake HOME OF Hat the begin- bought a tent and Many ris, children, Kearns, project other things E. unrducr, Arizona; and Mr. ami Marilyn and her family who Cecil Fisher and at the hospivisited with the Hons Peterson given. The closing prayer was nings of our region was launch Millard County las been one I could come down and so and Mrs. Flop QuarnU-rgstart live in California. tal with Ids wife Thelma were ed. Our settlers, in turn, imand Vem Stones. of the finest examples of the by Lloyd Monroe. farming. I came down in the Also visiting over the fourth her sisters, Viola Roylance, their proved and desert legacy summer of 18. blooming like Instead of were Connie Forbush and four MR AND MRS JAY FISHER a rose. literally it down to their children. passed and her husband, St. George BISHOP AND MRS MARLIN DALE AND MADGE PETER-soWe have taken pride Man? going back in the winter, I Mr. American of and their (laughter were here in this fact for Miller and boys, Salt Lake, children, Ava Stewart and tier husband our older friends and neighFork; Fillmore visited Sunday many years. and Mrs. Morris Quarnlx?rg and bors can remember how it was stayed here all winter in a Orem and tier brother Melvin from northern Utah visiting his Almost every school child spent the weekend visiting with with Clo Peterson. can tent,. ...tills area though here four children, Green River; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Quarn-berwhen they first began mother and fattier, Thelma and tell you that this ami his eife Virginia from miracle was was all big tall sagebrush... farming I auric and Mr. Beaver in Cecil Beard, Fisher last week. Millard County. Fork. MR AND MRS GEORGE NO-la- n aid accomplished of we used a railroad rail to by irrigaThornton. Maxon and Mrs. Joe Robinson, Flowell, reand two tmys, Kearas, vistion. This clear the sagebrush about like MR AND MRS PALL HATCH, MELVA ANDERSON, SALT in Utah as enterprise started MR AND MRS CLIFTON members ited with Mr. and Mrs. Jay grain was the main as 1847 when early they use a chain now. Then we and baby girl, Denver, Colo, i Lahe v m and ere ecl.str her brother, Or-v- il the first pioneers entered the Memrnot. Rosalie attended tier City crop raised early in our cenhappy to lave had to burn it. ..I could plow visited Paul's parents, Mr. and class reunion at Fillmore SatSmith and his wife attendmeuibeis of (heir family here. tury. He concludes Great Salt Lake Valley ar.J 4 acres a day with the horses ed the Mrs. Bill Hatch. I.i Thressa Beckstrand World her son Reunion War ing on oell, started damming off CityCreek Carl urday. grain was apre-mluind then Id burn at night...I Also visiting with the Hatches SACRAMENT MEETING WAS and Ids wife and Thressas Saturday. on that hot day in Theyd go around and went into the chicken business., July. Conducted Ben were Marilee Hatch. She went ask people to grow grain. by Stolt. four (Lmgnters, ore, and Ther-a- ll MR AND MRS RANDY MLM-mo- tt This irrigation beginning i.as They till I couldnt make any profit in to visit a week in Denver, MINNIE PENNEY IS and Joan Beckstrand and needed the grain so bad and they by Gary Peterwere the proud parents to further develop and on them. . .(Pahvant History spread Colo. sen. at the L. D. S. Hosasked of a baby boy bom July 4 at (heir farnib' and her mother to the other Mormon communipeople on farms to pro6 Farming, continued next Paul in Petersen duce all the grain they could. Salt Lake City after ties laid out by Mis. Harman, Pleasant Grove. pital conducted Hie the Richfield Hospital. A sisBrigham Young. BOYD SORENSEN VASTAk,.N rl In order to market it, They attended the Beckstrand ter Kelly is waiting for the new sinking with Roma Bird as acmajor surgery. We hope she Tills use of irrigation was the they had by ambulance to the JiiabCoiinlv has a speedy recovery. FAMILY RE L MON. brother. companist. beginning of the first irrigationHospital, Monday morning. -based Participating in the sacraeconomy m the WesTHE BECKSTRANDS ment service were; Drew MR AND MRS MELVIN COX GEORGIA ITE RETLRNED tern Hemisphere in modern THE 4TH OF .ILLY PRO-grawere here at their home during Reunion was held July 5th times. Llovd Roldson, Lew Bosto S. L. City with her daughter in Scipio started with the hoi ida;. . nian, St. pii,.n Stewart, Gary PeHere with them with Pres. Delyle Beckstrand flag Carolyn and husband Randy and U tails Although we take great pride economic outlook for a year ceremony presented by the pritersen. Odell Stewart, an Jeff ware their daughters, Sherry conducting. in our extensive water ditches earlier. will visit her three sisters and the second half of 1975 Is gen-- c and the scouts. mary The invocation was by Ther-al- d and lieiuiiun, tier husband Ben and her daughters tefore coming Labrum. Prayer ConstSuction the use of irrigation contracts awarddams, and some good rally by Jay Memmott. Hoc lest rand. improveUu children, California; Gayle Testimonies wue riven l.y: home. ed for the first four months were did not eminate with the first ment In the employment The afternoon program: The J. U., Dm Freeman and his picture nine percent below the total of Watts, her husband Jerry and report from the genealpioneers in Utah. Irrigation had is expected. M. C. was Clinton Quarn-oera year earlier. Non residential DICK AND ESSIE BF.ESTON two daughters, Rub) and Howard Murray, and Jo Lynn ogy department was given by been practiced for countless This is the of report the quarchaplin was Dick Proand Joe, Mark, Joanne, Bothell Freeman and Judy Freeman, Warner, her husband Gale and Orvil Beckstrand. construction was up 5.9 percenturies; irrigation First principles terly be rt. Security Bank NewNew officers for next family, Rock Springs, Colo. cent, but nonbuilding construcWashington are spending their Ferris Bennett, Clifton, Laura year applied In Utah in 1847 were sletter distributed being The Goddess of Lilierty was this were elected. They are: Ther-al- d those handed down vacation in Utah, visiting with and DeLyle Beckstrand, Wition, Including highways and from the week, accordingtoA.Le Grande MR AND MRS ORRIN BECK-stnuGayle Thatcher. and Joan Beckstrand, Ava Mr. and Mrs. Mont Robins and lbur Rowley, Iva Stewart, Mariand those ideas were prieast; utilities, was down 21.5 perDavies, manager. The publicaNews of the year, Glenda B. Stewart and Na Dean BecksiHuit the holiday weekMr. and Mrs. Gary Robins and lyn DeVries, Claude Duncan, cent. mitive In the extreme. These tion is edited by Dr. end here at their home. Their strand, secretary. ElKoy Quamberg. Total employment In Utah In family, Scipio and Dicks Lima Beckstrand, Jay Fisher, early attempts at irrigation Nelson, First Security senior News of the year, Janice The program was as follows: Florence June was 445,900, an increase daughter, Sue Ann Thompson Beeston, Thressa Knooll and Kay Stott. mother, could not possibly meet our vice and president Robins and Lu Jean Memmott. economist. and her husband Kenny and Cello solo by Elma BeckFillmore. Their daughter Kathy Benediction by Jeffry Labru m. needs today, they served mereof 6000 or 1.4 per cent from a . Tite construction outlook is Trio, Jeanne, Mary and Mary their family, Logan, andorrin strand, with her daughter, Sue ly to meet the has been at the BYH for two year earlier. Although employthe of exigencies and MR generally there no AND good, Monroe. MRS is Ann Thompson as B. Jr., his wife, Cecilia and WELBY weeks attending a social conment has continued above momept. Inthe Western Hemisaccompanist. significant in raw maDance and song; De Ann, year shortage Leamington, and some ference. Song by Kim Brunson (Nordaughter, Dugway, were also ago phere, irrigation was known levels, the rate of increase terials for either the manufacStephanie Robins, Melanie Monma's daughter and Marilyns here. Her grandparents went up on of their grandchildren and their and practiced centuries before on a basis deturing or the construction inroe and Dianne Quarnberg. Neil Rawllnson and the 4th of July and attended the the coming of Christopher Codaughter with their Aunt Ferclined in each of the first six dustries. Employment should members of Song by the primary chilhis EVA FF ris her and Bennett Delta as WAS JiE lumbus HEP-pERAN.j banquet brought family, and modern archeoloy closing montlis of the year. accompanist. increase, but at a rate below Utahs dren. A travelogue was given about to leave the following enjoyed the day here. home with them. gists following the words of the seasonal- - .djusted family that of a year ago. unemployOrator: Kerry Monroe. in MR AND MRS DAVID ROW-lemenders Book here for ttie of to ment Mormon Mexico interesting nu have found trip holiday: June was 7.6 pery Utahs employment, payrolls Trio; Joyce Monroe, Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beck"-slram-l, by Melva Smith Anderson MR AND MRS RALPH CAR-te- r and family, Las Vegas many traces of these ancient cent, noted the Newsletter. and personal Income contunued Lee Robins, and Anna Mae and family, Kearns, sjent the weekend lie re with tils sint the Aztec and Maya InBountiful, their daughtEven when we developments. to establish new high levels in Based on taxable retail sales parQuarnberg. er Janice Hough, her husband dians. the 4th of July in Scipio. first began our exploration of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur the total first trade in Utah for the first of lalf 1975. However, Sports were after at the public Melvin Beckstrand gave a North America some Indians Brvan, Provo, their son, Neil Rowley and the Low Bosnian 11 months of the fiscal the rates of increase lave slowyear square. and Ins whistle were solo and told some infiancee, Tami Kerslaw, famil,. ed considerably since were up 14.2 percent from a utilizing irrigation to stem January. Bountiful and sons Itoiald and the disastrous arid lands. It teresting stories. Trade las increased along with year earlier. The rale of inEdith Cox led the group In was primitive at best, but it crease over the previous year production of fuels anc fertiserved the purpose. The earsinging some old favorite lias but cash farm income been increasing since lizers, ly Spanish-Cathol- ic songs with Elma Beckstrand and metals production were missions March, and is considerably in Arizona, New Mexico and as accompanist. down compared to last years above the increase in consumer The younger children all sang California were all built around figures. prices, says First Security. I Am A Child Of God, small Irrigation systems. with Cash receipts from farming Edith Cox as leader and Elma Despite all the early attempts for the first six months totaled at irrigation-agricultur- e, as accompanist. it reconsiderably less tlian a year mained for the Mormon settleBenediction was by Harold ago. Through April, receipts ments such as our own to bring Beckstrand. were down 15 percent, but highLESA AND WYNN OLSEN, There were over a hundred truly modern methods on a er prices, particularly for livePocatello visited her mother, who enjoyed the program, the grandiose scale to the West. stock in May and June, offset Sharon Edwards and her sisters lunch on the lawn and the chilVery often like in Millard Counsome of the earlier decline. and brother during the holiday. ty, many of the early settlers Mineral production in Utah dren and grown up sports in at arrived FINISH-IT-YOURSELtheir dcstiration relfor the first half year was condie afternoon. GARY PETERSEN TOOK HIS F atively late in the growing seabelow Uat of a year to Salt Lake City siderably grandmother, son and faced with the to attend the wedding of her ' ago in quantity, and far belo-necessity of producing crops to see them r, tlat in values. However, most Marylynn RobWith this limited-tim- e through the coming winter, offer of ison. cement, brick, block and cast a $700.00 rebate on the be the only major cash outdammed the available streams 3!f( may stone CONSTRUCTION On plants continue toojierate Capp Ctarlotfes two to soften and moisten the lard home of your choice, at capacity. Fertrlizerproduc-tio- n brothrs Friday, lay you'll have to make.) We do the heavy const nn Ivan and Jolrn Cowley dry soil. If local financing isnt AN D our recent price las been at maximum plant and teir wives siient the day and completely enclose your Early in our history Briglam cuts of up to $ 1500.00 . here with her from Salt Lake capacities for some time now. available, well finance jf.v home. Young directed Steel production in Utah County irrigation City. home through you stand to save ou II find we dont comproditches to be dug to serve the increased in late February with the construction $2200.00 on the mise on quality. Weve needs of our early settlers. Inin SUNDAY SCHOOL WAS reactivation of one blast F This early system was early building quality homes for almost furnace. However, order canby Blaine Penney. House. But, you 30 years and were too enlarged. Waters from Chalk cellations in May and June Lois Rowley, Joyce Beckproud Creek, Meadow Creek, and othcaused a reduction in output, change now. strand led the singing with Kay ers were dug by community efnoted the Newsletter. Stott as the accoinianist. fort around each of the ten-acfinishing your home Production of copper, lead, Invocation by Sian Pearson. ou can get city blocks. Later deThe Spiritual Thought presgold and silver were all below everything livery canals from the mouth need to finish your home-rig- ht last years totals for the first entation was given by Dennis of the streams were dug, down to the last nail -- from Two three montlis of 1975. Zinc and Shirloen Bond who gave When your home is com us. period. comclosely must order between June 15 and And we give you instructions for talks and their children, Cheryl production was higher and outpleted, well help vnu obtain a munity efforts. Our settlers put of lead, zinc, and silver all the finishing July 31, 19 5 and take delivery Sliawndell, Dan and Evan who ,rk. permanent with brought them the early mortgage are expected to increase subby September 30. 1975. sang a song. The more work you do, cutting jobs, Irrigation expertise which they in the last six montlis ACT NOW Benediction after class was Here's u hat to do. stantially more youll save. And w and little pruning jobs. had first learned in the Great of this year. by Venoy Labrum. Salt Lake Valley. The aim of youre finished, you'll not only CHOOSE YOUR LOCATION The Newsletter reports coal If up to $2211 oil n . midithe Utah pioneers, and they suchave a home thats worth a If you own a building lot, MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS production in the Beehive State Ft Yourself Houso Miles ceeded in achieving it, was to Mill, more than you paid for it. ou for the first six montlis was Utah 84631 Fillmore, call your Cap youre well on your way to your . lit It ll .establish an enduring agricuvYitir have a real feeling of accomi li somewlat higher than a year new home. If not, decide where Friday, July li, 1975 bclovv or Capp hi ltural on the basis of economy adipi.iit, is at ment. earlier, exceeding t! ree million you want to live. Find a nice i3o.)i fikS97SO, extension 99, . Irrigation. They became the tons. F or the first ! ree months JUSTIN AND JAKVLS TWIN WHAT ABOUT FINANCING? first to do this in the modern piece of property, and buy it. and we'll tie glad to help. sous of Mr. and Mrs. of the year, crudu oil producDuane western world. Because we believe in Or. if youre interested in buildBy 1850, just tion totaled more tlian 10 milMajcock lad tonsilectomics at modify the house plans three the years after first in perlion homes and the the ing future, send the cmixn barrels, an increase of Prinary Childrens people who buy Choose one of our 79 designs. manent settlement was es- Salt Lake this week. Hospital, for our free Idea Conk" t,f 79 them, we help arrange the fi nr.r-tng- . approxinately 0 percent from You can modify the plans to suit Your down payment won't plans. GENERAL your family size, your way a big dent in your put REVENUE savings living, and your budget. (The cost of jour building lot SHARING vr. waune by no . I n, . g. Meadow 1 CON-valesci- AN-mi- ng First Security news al m g, id FIN-linso- month-to-mon- th son-in-Lt- w Meadow Plus A Price Cut ON THE HOUSE grand-daughte- UEBYtEE) atti'"; A $ CGKlWb g!1-yo- ur CON-duct- inish-It-Yourse- lf re 1 - Gw lir Q&m capp SAVE UP TO $2200.. ACT NOW! or Division T) ACTUAL USE REPORT Homes ft nns products company FULL "pQQQzaaQDcjDueir iinuu ,t COLO CATALOG 0 T 104-PAG- , E or01 DiT1, do SO'ii)? (' Uti f back - lr a m . rt'ttn jbuiMinu n I r rUn ip 11 WcuM-- , tn Siiilij MHiti aonnnnacmuta ICC assist anf manager ; X2ucacarsriarcaLl men over 30 for interesting part time work three to four hours each afternoon. Also relieve owner one to two days per week Call Fillmore Motel Mr. Twitchell phone 743-545- 4 s 1-- s 37Mo CC'. 00 0 s s. NuNDSt P'MiNATujN RtOUlHfcMtNfS HAVE V CtRTIf (CATION cet'N th3, I ,m Civet t,.r I to thf V.tn tni.i'emem lundj tn not hjv voiJIon ot iher lh ? ,h '!( Amount ne 15 column I ud ?' he-o- r - c a AEPjHT IATI0N ol Jun 30 onrt r0ium cut 7 S 195 HASBuSo's i mcXNVvAP?R HAVE A COPS CONUNTS They At To B u'n REPORT PuB)igSCpfi At. ofgeiS u' ill 0f f .I ,M,S" ed |