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Show MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS Fillmore, Utah 84631 F'ridav, April 30, 1976 n,. SCIPIO Monroe. Robins. Reader: Janice ensen were given by the Scriptures ,peini j enterieJ4. spent following: Patricia probert, fnHMrSiyDV!.,tin8 Mr' Sherrie Thatcher. Michelle Monroe. Penny and Steve Joe Stone and War- . Janana Davison and fam.ly, Proven. ren Monroe. weekend Duet by Mary Monroe and V V. Spent Mr? Meri Pax4entS Mr' and Glenda Mathews. . Musical reading Rosa Lee Robins accompanied by Shir- , v y and Ella Memmott Robins, piano and Eilleen had most of their family ley ome for Easter; Mr. and Thompson, organ, Closing prayer was offer- nf.itS,ua,lr Memmott; Mr. ed by Rodney Quarnberg. Memmott and Chei,rnffP?eirii daghtet Marilee Hatch. Logan spent Id. the weekend with her parents Mr lnd Mr! BiU Ha,ch' Mr .nd Mrs j.y X"' eQ; u'- - sPtt Mr and Mrs I. Tuttle. Den- &renL Mo!"3.)' " . ANNUAL FARM GARDEN RANCH , , S.. Edition andU. Me. alfalfa a Andrea addi her type of beauty to a field of WL-30in producing up to eight tona that leafy variety per acre per year for Utah farmers approximately three times the state average. u j thrr 'Lobn' end visiting their grand- mother Roxie Memmott and . - Sacrament Sunday was con- ducted by Counselor Don Uuamoerg. .?Pei?,n8 Player was offer- erJ eMye0re1 was conducted by Mrs. Shirley Robins and Eilleen Thompson. Joe fJonroe w.7werVICeSuby Sim R?h WTrren 1 Rh 11 t ?Uan" PeteIson' 3L Councilman Roy Tom- H,den wane's a l5', J a corn Andrea showed these dairy cows an ear of silage variety noted for its high grain content, to demonstrate that the most nutritious part of corn silage is in the kernels. However, as the picture shows, the cows were more interested in eating the stuff than in hearing about it. Stephenson and Christensen played an organ and piano duet. Mr. Tomkin- son had his son and son- each bear their testi- monies. He was the con- - Andrea found it hard to believe that the tiny Filcoat Pelleted seed she is holding could produce a sugar beet as large as that held by J. Ned Schauers, Utah field representative for Germain's, Inc. Pelleted seed enables Utah growers to obtain a high degree of perfection in precision planting. ' jf Sf ' 'V etj !L v. - 8 al . Was-tn-la- w Put one of our bankers in boots on your team and he'll drive as hard as you do. You. take care of your herd, we'll take care of your money. Bill Day, who grows onions from Filcoat Pelleted Seed in Davis County, shows Andrea some top quality onions. Coated seed", Bill told Andrea, makes it possible to produce uniform-sizeonions like these." Andrea smiled approvingly. fhotos, courtesy Germim's. Inc. Sacrament meeting Sunday was conducted by afternoon At Rex Petersons Beckstrand. J and Mrs. Richard Thatchers Bp. DeLyle conducte4 was The singing Sunday was Mr. and Mrs. bv chorister. Paul Pctcrscq Bill Lewis, Pleasant Grove, accompanist; and her daughter, Reta and with Roma Bird,conducted Stott th$ Ben Mick Peterson and family, Ward offi of our sustaining two Bill Ames and Orem; 3 cers. diidren, S.L.C. Participating in the Sacra ment Service were: Kay Stott? Ruby Quarnberg spent SunLynn Labrum, Mark Peterday having dinner with Joe Dan Bond. James Freesen. and Mary Dewsnip at Yuba man. John Labrum. and Jay Dam. Beckstrand. Bp. Beckstrand announced THIS WEEK his son John Beckstrand had The Out Door Cookers his mission call to received held their second meeting Sweden. April 24 at Leader GeraldHe read a letter to the Ward ine Petersons home. They from the First members built fires of the type called about choosing Presidency log cagins. After tin foil dinwe vote. when wisely mott. They were on their way ners were baked. Their leader Robyn Carling played a t0 Henderson, Nev. to visit discussed their positions and ! solo. Miriams mother Freda hatch duties as officers. Those at- piano The speakers concluding tending were Todd Quarn- were President Scott Speak-ma- n berg, Sam Probert, Thayne and DeLyle Beckstrand. and Chett Robins, and TomStake visitors were Other Wanda Carter. Kearns, my Bettfreund. Pres. George and PresLloyd Kurtis Robins, reporter came for her mother Delight ident Davies. Memmott. She will visit with Benediction by Wilbur Row-leWanda and Ralph Carter and A Mr and Mrs Bros Morri' then visit in Bountiful to hear son, Monroe, spent Friday niece Anna their her gran(j(jaUghter Shielas visiting Connie Turner, Richfield report of her mission. Sheila Mae Quarnberg, also Phyllis stayed overnight with her Connie and s the daughter of Rese and McArthur, Delta; Aunt NaDcan Beckstrand and Quarnberg visited with her, joyce Memmott. her family Monday night. the occasion was Anna Mae's ii Morrell and Ila Mathews, birthday. Gary Petersen, Provo spent received word of a great the weekend here with his Mr and Mrs Larry Robigrandson. Monday, April 12, parens, Mr. and Mrs. Paul born to Maryann and hus- - son and Mr. and Mrs. Udell Petersen and his brothers. bandrem- - Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen spent a few days in Las Vegas. Ross Starley, Orem are the vacationing grandoarents Paul Memmott and his two .son of Donna and Raymond Nielson. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Was-or- grandsons. S.L.C. spent the den received word of the death weekend cleaning up at their Sacrament Services Sunday of Lynn-father. Lompox, home here in Scipio. were given by Mr. and Mrs. Calif. He is the father of their Monroe, S.L.C. Lloyd Mr and Mrs Nord Memmott daugher-in-Iaw- , Lynn Califew in a days den. Delmar and Darlene spent Mrs. Lee Monroe and son Wasden, Orem attended fu- fornia visiting last week. have been visiting James neral services for him. Jack and Loene Peterson, iher family Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mont Robins Kearns drove down to visit .Odell Summers and family, Mr. and Mrs. iThatcher, her younger sister spent a few days of last their parents. Vern Stone Mr. and Mrs. has been very ill. and week visiting Janeal and RiHans Peterson, Saturday. chard Monsen and family, Mr and Mrs Quay Herbert, Granger. Mr and Mrs Noel Robins, Salina spent Sunday visiting SorMr and Mrs Lloyd Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mem- with Mr. and Mrs. Jim enson. S.L.C. and Miss Jeanne Mon- mott met their sisters and roe, Provo spent Easter week- husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mont Robins S.L.C.; end with their folks Mr. and Raymond Nielson, and Saturday Mrs. Lamar Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Shepherd, spent Friday in St. visiting George. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Levan; Mary. Warner, Nephi; also many Mr and Mrs Graydon Stone Mr and Mrs Melvin Bennett of their children and comFreda Hatch, Henderson, and Oak at Crest Inn, and girls, Provo spent Sunday panions drove to Scjpio to visit Nev. Fork din for Canyon visiting Neil and Edith Mon- Spanish Freda's daughters, Ethel Robroe and Melanie", Their '.iOb night. " ins Esther Memmott Aid and Afan Nielson and family Roy, S.L.C."spent' the "week families and to attend their to are California moving end visiting. where he has employment the funeral services of Irvin Mr and Mrs Marvin Turn- - with the F.B.I. Alan is the G. Monroe. and Mr. bww-wmww- - kinson brought Elder David When Andrea visited Millers Feedlot south of Logan these cattle were all eyes" although at first they kept their distance. As soon as the photographer left, however, they all moved in for a closer look at Mias Utah. Now, that s a smart bunch of cattle, isn't it? MEADOW UdTjSriCffiS anA mn and sf er and family, Bedford, Wy. spent the weekend visiting in Scipio and Kanosh. 100 year old western seed firm Jeff and Beverly Memmott and family, Orem spent Sun day visiting Mr. and Mrs Harvard Memmott and Mr and Mrs. Royce Memmott t Kathy Robins, Provo spent Saturday and Sunday visiting Bp. and Mrs. Leo Robins and Dcann. Don and Phyllis Quarnberg ahd their girls Jolyn and Jeff Keel and daugheri Overton, Nev.; Shelly and Rand Webb and Mathew, Bountiful home for Easter weekend. MaryAnn and Gary Turn- er and two children. Murray; Carol Jean, S.L.C. spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Probert. Burtis and Connie Quarnberg had their girls, Karen and Keryl Ann. Cedar City; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jack-soand girls, S.L.C.; also Connies parents Mr. and Mrs. Lon Memmott. S.L.C. home for the Easter weekend. n FUNKS G-45- 67 FOR SILAGE is desired. Medium maturmaximum ytelder where an earlier maturity than is a high performance hybrid with an impressive yield record. Scored ing with 24 9 TAcre corrected to 30 No. 2 in the Idaho Trials behind Dry Matter and 4 64 tons of TDN Acre Stands tall and well. High gram content, fast, lor profit! early growth and excellent seeding vigor. Plant A FUNKS G-41- 95 FOR GRAIN is becoming the big favorite with Idaho gram growers. It Early maturing outyields competitive hybrids in its maturity and even later varieties. Produces high yields of quality gram, stands welt and harvests easily. Count on it for big. heavy and girthy ears' The early maturing hot new Single Cross that yields like a full season variety, but one of the first to harvest Uniform m plant and ear height, firm cob, long ears of qualify gram. A reliable performer Plant G-41- 41 r im ' MIC. V" Washington Ulan i 1?I Idaho Fresno. California Kessler VltllingCo., Fillmore, Ut Mr and Mrs Mack Forbush children. Taylorsville' and children. Taylorsville spent Easier weekend with hilda Quarnberg. and Mr and Mrs John Iverson and family. S.L.C. spent Easter weekend with Anna Day. Mr and Mrs LcGrande Quarnberg and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tooele Quarnberg. spent Sunday with Blonda Quarnberg: also Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Leo Memmott. S L.C. visited with his grandmother Saturdav. Mr and mrs Waldo Robins left Tuesday for Lancaster. Calif, to visit their daughter Valcnc and Nolan Baker and family. (SOT&y MEMBER FDlC do ffuCi OF UTAH, N.A. |