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Show Scipio Scenes by Kanosh Kapers Helen Rogers and Chell Haton were among the Millard County ladies who went with Beth Crosland to Hurricane, to help judge the Washington County Fair. old Visiting Mary Jane Paxton have been members of her family to help celebrate her birthday on Aug. 18. Earl and Sally Paxton, and Charles, of Murray, Vivian Paxton, Justin Beck, Michael and Shirley Pettingill and daughter, Larry and Connie axton and. ,tbree children, ?ran.8er' Rckl and ?anc and three children, Charles and Lois Avery are in the process of packing. They are going to move from Kanosh. Cleve and Margene Christensen have purchased the Avery home. We will miss this fine anPninree D?n ?nd.Don"a Whita- They have been with us lor several years especially ,?r and. am,e. Gunnison, ani ,Bon"'f , RpSSf11, enjoyed singing in the Kanosh Manon, Choir. and two boys, Bountifull. Two from the Sally Kanosh ARc a!ld DnWayne Carrol DUP Camp, Nora Price and and family. Long Beach, Calif. ther ,mmediate family Crystal King, joined others and from the Millard County members-Camps- . They went up Nephi The James Mills Paxton Canyon to tour the museum at Fairview. The trip was family reunion was held at hosted the Old Adelaide Park in Kanosh by Canyon on Aug. 14, 15,. Fillmore. Capitol Camp, Decendents gathered from far near to enjoy this event. and Members of the Young Marrieds group and their President Marion Earl Paxton families, held an overnight. conducted and from the flag the water campout. at Adelaide Park cerfmo"y tthu8h it was an active ThnrcHav and fun filled day. A lovely to "edvibc ,he Manli Traveling . F re; were va.,n Temple Thursday Willard and Dathel Whitaker; 1.; Nora Price; Virginia Johnston rhargeofthe fish pond of all the ages enJyed and ZellaAllenrThey enjoyed TVivian Auctioneer ng in three sessions. taking Paxton auctioned off many wraPPed The following families have Indian children on the Place- - Mlchae Penney guessed he the Je,1y beans ment program for this school ?rnou-ntwon the family jar. year. Lynn Perkins; Bishop and will bring one for next Ray George; Russell Crook; gift John Adams, Bishop Bill year. Mike Pettingill and Le Fevre tried on pitchTurner; Melvin Whitaker. Hugh horsehoes. Carrol LeFevre ing The Willard Whitaker were disappointed was released as secretary and family white when their Indain student presented a lovely failed to get on her bus. sweater for her four years of service. Bonnie P. Russell was secretary for the Sacrament meeting was elected two-veterm. coming conducted by Bishop Rav lunch, geneology, Following George. Invocation: Bishop Bill Turner. Virginia Watts games, picture taking, races, was released with a vote of creek" fishing, and enjoying! with thanks as Ward Chorister a lovely Birthday cake celebrate to Paxton and Choir director. Madge Mary Jane t Johnston was sustained as a b?r 8tb birthday filled afternoon. After watermelon for all, Natalie of Memberships is looking forward to everyone Turner (wife of David) and a b'g8er and better reun,on Cindy Huber (wife of Rey) were read and approved, next year. Sacrament was adminis Visiting at the home of John tered by John Adams and and Edith Cummings over the Bruce Whatcott: Passed by end was Glen Holmes Elders: Bart Whatcott, Steven week Heber City. He came to spend Christensen, Lynn Perkins, the week end with Julie, prior and Sterling Rey Huber to her leaving for Hawaii. was First speaker George. he took her to Rick, son of Boyd and Judy Wednesdajr Air S.L.C. the port where she Melville. He served in EngLos Angeles. to flew land and labored in seven There she joined a group of areas. BYU students to fly to Hawaii Councilman Roy where she will be High attending his brought Tompkinson fall semester at the BYU. to Maria play piano daughter wl11 re solo. She was fnllnwVH by Haw? CamPLS- Julie on Dec. 18. home turn remarks from Steven George, who had attended the Scout session recently. Willard and Dathel Whitatraining The Choir rendered a number, ker enjoyed a fish fry with her directed by Virginia Watts, sisters, Leora Allen and by Beverly Carma Cutler, at Adelaide accompanied Christensen. Gosing remarks Park Thursday. The two sisters stayed in the Park a by Roy Tompkinson, Benediction, Willard Whitaker. few days, following the Abraham reunion, to do some Visitors at church services fishing. Sunday were Van and Itha Beaulah who were house and LaMar Rowey, Olaf and Blanche (Roberts) Christensen were of guests Blanchs Aunt visiting friends, and relatives George-alsOleta in Kanosh last week. Flosie Stephenson, and (Kimball) Rapplaye Marlene Teih, daughter Ellen Adams, (Swanson) 4-- H Alice (Penney) George, two and grandCarrol, daughters of Lester Calls, Hatton. CHICAGO-A- n estimated Americans-abo- ut million 36 vacation Hawaiian enjoyed of the U.S. Barbara Reese has recently population-ar- e former returned from a 14 day tour of to according members, the Hawaiian Islands. Extension Service, USDA, Dorothy Dauron of the statistics for 197S. Millard School 'strict office alumni may be as and Barbara of the Fillmore ordinary as the man next Elementary School joined a door or as famous as tour group of 44 Food Service Americas first astronaut, Employees of the Provo Alan B. Shepard Jr. But as a area and traveled with Chris whole they constitute a vast tofferson Tours via United talent pool that can be Airlines from S.L.C. to San back into active Francisco when they boarded brought of through the support a 747 that took them to Honoalumni national lulu, Hawaii. recognition program. In Honolulu, Hawaii they Program in 24th year attended the 30th annual The program was launched American School Food Service in 1953 to identify and honor Association convention Aug. 1 former who are living thru 5, 1976. The convention of ideals, and examples was attended by an over to encourage their continued whclmingly large group of participation in 8,000. people. County, state and national The balance of the time was awards donated by Olin spent touring some of the Corporation recognize other islands. Things of outstanding men and women special interest were a tour whose accomplishments, folot Pearl Harbor, the Punch lowing membership, exBowl Memorial, Polynesian effective community emplify Mormon Cultural Center, public service, leadership, Temple, Fern Grotto, Orchid service to and success in e Farms and visits to the careers. chosen their plantations, cane fields Nominations are in order and the volcanic lava fields. Nominations at the county Meridine Jorgensen and level may be made by local son Craig met Barbara at clubs, county the San Francisco Airport extension where they enjoyed visiting councils, county or Interested offices for a couple of hours. individuals. Up to four Meridine will be rememare bered by locals as Meridine alumni in each county for recognition pins. eligible Iverson. Truz - -f ar o Alumni one-sixt- h 4-- 4-- H 4-- H 4-- H 4-- 4-- 4-- H 4-- pine-apl- 4-- H 4-- 4-- Visiting at Don Quarnberg's this last week was theii by daughter Shelly and daughter, 'a'd wr. provo Violet has had her three; children here visiting this week, Deneice, Idaho, Yvone, Bountiful, and Orland, Price. and Neva Memmott toTinSSd .UhiSj JSh them. Kelly Quarnberg is in Rich- field hospital. He was in an accident Saturday. They report he is doing fine. We all wish a speedy recovery for him. and Sandv KeilvaUheRichfiQdospUaLi Sacrament JfialttC , f saying goes. Bach B Bach is the brine the end of aj being the case, lbl s,t! Fillmore Thursday and too Symphony, Maurice Abra- her mother and father, Willis vanel will open and close the the Beav" Tabernacle sub- Blacks, of La Mar Hodges sene with 8 'Jicant works of the legen- V,s,t,n8 atXr.?rfu Thlmon d comPoser-Clin- t u Monroes s Maestro Abravanel and w0 children, Deweyytlle. took the wraps off his They came to help out with the choices ,he .Vb.77 new baby Tabernacle subscription scries this week. The symphony will Pn the new season on Wed., ,, 6 with Bachs 'u paSt 0uarnber8s was hetr and Fugue in D Morns. and 8randson Lory, Minor, and the monumental Greenriver. He came to o for his som5 remodeling mother. Lonsumer raud Vd dr.u8 r are wo major were orc;ment on Sunday Visiting as ,n need of immediate Glen Beard ,he Aue bojs' and Ue actions Iron, Gil Athay Office, Barbara aunt Davenport of the Bountiful all and daughter, Anna Mae, pdmembers Clbl .A!hair . Beaver. rstras t.C-rmn ...... T sTg I?'1, E S? v ll Mrs. Wayne Morrison and children. Michael, Christine Kelan left Aug. 18 to return to their home, North- ridge, Calif, after spending two weeks in Utah and Nev ada visiting. They spent some time with her sister Carene and Don Baldwin family, Beaver line Robinson. Mrs. Wayne Morrison and children, Michael, Christine and Kelan left Aug. 18, to return to their home in Northridge.Calif. after spending two weeks in Utah and Nev. visiting relatives and friends. They spent some time with her sister, Carene and family. will visit Judy's family. Albert and Judy Banner and children, Lions, Colo, arrived Saturday to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrcr and Rick, until Sunday. Sam Louis and Neff, Sandy, visited for a few days last week with their sister Sarah and Niece RuthMary Brower and brother and Joseph and Pau- sister-in-la- tast meeting ot the club. He told members that the quality Gf services from the .. cTT I dramatically increased with-ey- out any increase in the present budget if - Webb and Glenda Kenney spent a few days in Moses Lake, Wash, visiting another daughter Fred and Ila Jensen and pending lls and were their Nelson and Calif. Clipping Bureau Friday night with Ramona Kenney nephew ROger two girls, Indio, Talks were given by Don Errol Dimmick, and Glade Johnson. Three high priests were unable to come Arthur Allen, WTurray Davies, and Dem Williams. Jay Don Wilcox was advanced from a deacon to a teacher. Mary Lee Rasmussen was relieved of the councelor in the Primary. Judy 'Turner was sustained as councelor. The opening prayer was given by Melville Tomkin-anson and Benediction by 'Bert Swallow. Sacrament prayers were given by Wells Johnson and Joseph Robison, The sacrament was passed by Delyle Ivie, Junior Robison, Avalon Johnson, Grant Robi- son and Archie and Orson Christensen. The meeting was all conducted by the High genetic makeup of the animals. The latter is accomplished by selecting and breeding for animals that have more muscling and less fat, which takes time. Some animals are just naturally chubby. They will put on too much fat before they reach a choice grade. That is by the time these animals have been fed long enough to have the amount of fat marbling in the meat to receive the quality grade choice, they will have an excess amount of fat covering and internal fat in proportion to the red meat. They will rate low in the yield grades that range from one, top to five, bottom. Finch observed that we see very few yield grade number ones. We see quite a few twos and a lot of threes not so many over fat fours and still less sloppy fat fives. Chapman observed that under the new grading system it appears that producers can get by on less grain in the finishing diet than before and still produce the kind of cattle that will be readily acceptable in the market place. Keith J. Chapman Aug. 20, 1976 USU Extension Service You can tell afresh cranberry is really ripe when CANNING FRUIT IS READY!! Kellee Christensen is in S.L.C. as the guest of her sister and husband Dr. and Mrs. John Shul.ula and daughter. Peaches Pears ORDER NOW I! Whitaker Ted Call Always something 6 Junior wear T-S- Accessories Boys, teens, ladies Novelties BIO A mens sizes Gifts with a 3 FIRST STATE CAPITAL Misses wear LITTLE SHOP 743-693- Delivery Next Week SPECIAL in at the it bounces. Asserted colors selection Review Apparels Factory 6 6 6 (South ot City Building Fillmore Ootlet Store Keulak s Style Ska) Aooo-- 1976 models are being closed out Dearden Open 3 5 Don. - Fri. 0 " Company USED VEHICLES 1975 Datsun Pickup, four wheel drive conversion, four speed. 1973 Chevrolet, four wheel drive, bed, automatic, power steering. short power brakes, 1972 Ford Pickup, F250, 34 ton, four speed. d FACTS By The Regal, two door, power windows, power brakes, power AM-Fautomatic, steering, air conditioning. 1973 Buick 1972 Buick Skylark, two door, power Dearden Motor Company VMs Hit MDio j brakes, power steering, matic, air conditioning. " ' m im (jfiiBn i m m Somethlnx To Crow About Poultry is now the leading farm commodity In Georgia, despite its nickname as "The Peach State." CALICO HOUSE Craft sale 20 on all off craft supplies Macrame supplies, ceramic pots, books 10 off art work and handmade sifts Thurs. Sat. 1 WESTERN AUTO 0 6 0 6 6 6 6 O 0 0: Wilcox, National Cotton Council Monte and Judy and children Robynn, Kelly, and Gregory, visited Aug. 21 with his parents Dclial and on their way to Vcrgie Detroit Michigan, where they Fial-kowsk- a, Swallow. sister-in-la- painting inside the house and Michael and cousin Jim Ivie did yard work and helped. Their grandfather in the held 'press Nolan West Layton Jackson Gordon Hall Marden Stone M. Hancox are finding feeder meat grading standards that include both a yield grade and a quality grade. Under the new grading system cattle become fully finished and ready for market about two weeks quicker than they would under the old system according to Ray Extension Finch, U.S.U., Marketing Specialist. Keith Chapman, County Extension Agent explains that the new system emphasises cutability or carcasses with a higher yield of useful red meat and less fat. This part of the grading system is the yield grade.The more familiar quality grades, prime choice, good and standard, which refers to meat tenderness and flavor have been slightly n, edified. The total aim is to increase the muscling and reduce the amount of costly excess fat that must be trimmed off to make the meat cuts acceptable to the consumer. This is accomplished in two the ways by shortening feeding period slightly, less concentrate feeding rations and by changing the The high priest sang a song, singing were Grant Robinson, Bert Swallow, Wells Johnson, and Joseph Robinson. Accompanist was Carma Swallow. Clem Utley sang a solo, was Carma accompanist The Don Baldwins at Beaver were overnight guests coming Priests. to and going from Utah with her brother and FARM Monte and Judy Ivie and Compiled family in Las Vegas. They helped Deons parents Dclial and Virgie Ivie with n, Mrs. L.S. Barrett LaPriel H. Palmer Mrs. Willis E. Black Flowed by Virgie - program wiu.n oram Johannescn, pianist, joins the orchestra to perform Bach's Piano Concerto in F Minor. Along with Mr. Johan-ncseother guest artists for the coming season will include Zvi Zcitlin, violinist; Paul Roberta Schenly, pianist; Peters, soprano; Janina pianist; Lilit Gampel, violinist; Steve Mori, accordionist; Lazar Berman, pianist, with other guest artists to be announced. Holden by Ella daughters Wanda y Mr. and Mrs. Chad Carling, Dee Ann, Sherril Gayle,and Randy, Mesa, spent ten days in Utah with his parents Claude and Geo Carling. They also visited his sisters Lois Harris and family at Delta and Sharon Ludearrs Stewart and family at Tooele. Chad and Ludearrs son Gary is serving and L.D.S. Mission in England. Beef feeders they must watch their cattle more closely under the new Crack down on fraud Region Meet and family enjoyed the annual get together of the Phillip Burnham reunion held in Park. Adelaide Kanosh There were 42 gathered for the three day camp out. Ilenas sister Anna and husband Ken Evans and children Caprice and Ilena May, Aunt Ireta and Uncle and family Fred Elkins attended church with the A wonderful Tomkinsons. time was had by all. The camp ground and fishing was great. Thanks to the people of the Fish and Game, also Forest Service for all. New meat grades affect producers rebas,ian KOblMS .l1?" be8,nf,ng and was meeting conducted by Bishop Leo Robins. Invocation by Waldo Robins. Sacrament by Joe Stone and Warren Monroe, passed by James and Casv CLUBS Peterson, Terry and Robertt SCIPIO Ramon and Jane Carling All Monroe. Region Clubs south of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Provo, met in Richfield last and boys Paris, Ida. were the weekend guests of their Tillitson were on the pro- - weekent. to will winners All go parents Otto and Allie Hunter. and gram. Talk by Joseph wlU be held,n Otto and Allie Hunter acwh,ch State, solo Mrs. Tillitson by piano weeks. two for Richfield companied talk by John Groom. Music Sherry Murphy to he Manti Sherry is Robins Temple. and ROPING-GarDarlene by Shirley Robins CALF from Helena, Ark. and is Memmott. Benediction 4th by place ""S soon to serve a L.D.S. PLEASURE-Gayl- e Rodney Quarnberg. LADIES Mission She is a sister to Thatcher 6th place. Robins athy Hunter w,fe of Tom Visiting at Wallace and OPEN STOCK-Gartheir Sheldon tookg Hunter. Spending the weekend with rand- - 4th place. tbeir mother Hazel Harmon andf KEYHOLE-FerreMr. Mrs. daughter Jody, Quarnberg Robert and Geneal ye Randy Leishman and daughter Mard Stone, Jan Quarnberg, Wilson S.L.C. They spent some time Jon Kendall Quarnberg, Vlsltm8 Sunday wltb Hazel at Maple Grove. Quarnberg, 1st place. Harmon were Mr. and Mrs. BARRELS CLOVERLEAF Mont Bennett, Richfield, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson, RELAY-Jo- n Quarnberg, Lawrence Bennett, Ogden, spent two days last Mard Stone, Joe Stone, Ken-an- d week in Scipio visiting rel- - dall Quarnberg, Ivan Robins, Uesoret. Mary Johnson, her daugh- atives and friends. 3rd place. Gary Robins. Ferrell tfuarn- - terHC;ndl an?PtSAEu8T Robert Day end boys. berg. Richard taken. Vic So iid'a?TtaJeSt Kearns visited with his mother Monroe, Jan 2nd to view Quarnberg. the Bicentennial Anna J. Day. place. on at the State Quilts display PONY EXPRESS RELAY- Capitol. Visiting at Ed Ballows last Ferrel Mard Quarnberg, Ramona her Kenney, week was their son Gorden Stone, Richard Probert, and family, Sigard. Vic Monroe, Kendell Quarn RENEWALS berg. 5th place. Dale Peterson took his Vaughn Speak man George R. Huntsman mother Clae to S.L.C. last Mrs. Ellis Greening week to see her doctor. Intermountain Contractors, Inc. Don and Ilena Tomkinson Friday Aug. 27, 1976 Hilda Quarnberg Utah Symphony sets programs As an auto- $ |
