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Show Kanosll Ka pci's The gathering of the family of Owen and Melba Staples began Mon. 21 as Melba and Owen stopped at Alt and Larraines on their way north. They stayed overnight at Alt and Larraines that night and then proceeded north to Mark and Bettys. Wed. the night gathering began in earnest as Jim and Rhea Middleton arrived at Provo with their son, John, to stay with daughter, Mary Jan. Janet and Raymond Evans and four sons, Victor, Terry, Mark, and Joey, arrived at Milts. These two families drove from Mesa, Arizona. DeVere and Wed. stayed night at the home of Merideans mother, Nada, and then drove on to Clearfield the next morning. Jamie and husband, Bill, and three children joined them there. Alt and Lorraine stayed at their sons, Steve and Diane, home Wed. night, joined by Denise and husband, Boyd, son Ryan and Meri-dea- n daughter, Vickie. Milton hosted the gathering at Clearfield, where he is in the Bishopric. Dave and Janet, of American Fork, arrived Thanksgiving morning with the lovely Paul and family. Clarissa Davis, from Cedar City, and Donna and Ken Benson and their entire families also from arrived, Cedar City. Mark and Betty and nine children joined Kathy and Bob with their four children, Bobs lovely mother and son, Robert, wife, Patti, and little dau- ghter. Rubin and Renan Stevens arrived with their two daughters, Sonja, husband Bob, and three children, Melba Ann, husband Larry, and little son. e All joined Milt, and seven children at Clearfield. Milt had the chapel and recreation hall and kitchen facilities Lyn-nett- arranged for. Every- one came fasting. A very inspirational fast and testimony was held, meeting which lasted a total of 7'i hours. Conducted by Milt, under the direction of Patriarch Owen. Many old wounds were healed, washed away by an abundance of tears, forgiveness, and blessings given. A total of 70 were there for a truly spiritual and Thankswonderful giving. On Oct. 20th Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stott and Wulffenstcin Jessie drove to St. George to attend the missionary farewell of Ted Fullerton, who is a brother to and Stott Martha of Jessie. grandson Proud parents of the new missionary arc: Lois and Walter Fullerton. As the proconsisted of gram numbers from family members, Steve and Martha participated with musical talent. by Dathel Whitaker This meeting was very spiritual and touched the hearts of all who attended, especially Grandmother Fullerton; Ted being her first grandson to receive a mission call. Teds and parents grandmother were also at the Salt Lake airport to see him off on Nov. 17th for the Calif. Oakland mission. -- Dr. Steve spent time with Kimball recent- his parents, Hope and Orville; brother Monte; and sister Patti and family. Dr. Kimball does extensive traveling by air as a Plant Scientist, doing research for the Monsanto Company. Orville and Monte met Steve at the Salt Lake Airport. He accompanied them to Kanosh for visiting and friends, family after which they drove him back to Salt Lake where he boarded a plane for his return home to Selah, in the State of Washington. A recent business trip took him to Florida where he attended one of his companys conventions. The Ron Boren family have returned home following a ten day trip which took them into the states of Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. They report having had an enjoyable time in spite of much rain and snow which they traveled through. The family enjoyed their Thanksgiving with dinner Rons mother in Idaho. Lester and Mildred Call their enjoyed week, Thanksgiving from Tuesday to Friday, with a daughter and family in Logan. Monday, Nov. 28th, Lester will be admitted into the Utah Valley Hospital for surgery. President Lloyd George, wife Leola, their daughter, Janet husband, Finlinson, and four children were guests of JoAnn and Red and two Ed children in Albuquerque for Thanksgiving dinner. Joining the Bishop Ray George family for Thanksgiving dinner were parents of their foster son, Duane Tsosie, from Sawmill, Arizona. occasion A special took place at the Kanosh Chapel Sat. evening. Nov. 26th, when Edgar Justin Barney was baptized and confirmed a member of the church by Bro. Lester Call. Justin is the son of Mrs. Marian (Melody) Kesler. Milo and Cleown Watts enjoyed their Thanksgiving week in California sunny visiting family and friends in Victorville, Riverside, and Corona. They were guests of his sister, Clara, for Thankson dinner in Riverside. giving Rasmussen Family Reunion was held Friday, Nov. 25, in the Kanosh Ward recreation hall, where (mother) Ruth Rasmussen Forsyth and brothers and sisters of Maynard Rasmussen and his family met in the capacity of organizing a ly geneology Flowcll family a I II and Mrs. J. Delial Ivie were made very happy when all of their children and some of their grand- children gathered at the Ivie home for dinner Thanksgiving From and visiting. came Don and Carene Baldwin and Morgan, the Baldwins Their son- and daughter, Mark and Angela with their Daley children, Julye and baby Michael, came from Benjaman. Monte and Judy Ivie and their children, Robynn, and Kelly, and friends, Greg, Tina and Pat, of Las Vegas; Wayne and De- on Morrison and their Michael, children, Christine, and Kelan, of Northridge, Califor- nia; Dick and Rhea Baughman and child- ren, Jaci and Christian, of Spokane, Washing- ton; Jack and Lisa Higley and children, Aaron and Jessica, of were Lisle, Illinois; also there. Unable to be there were: Jim, John Jodi, and Jan- elle Ivie, children of the late Dr. Morrel Ivie; Jewel Bowman, of Flagstaff; and Don and Carene's children, Ted and Kim Back- man, of Orem; and Terry and Terri Lynn Baldwin their and son, Avery, of Payson. Mr. and Mrs. Dern Williams enjoyed their children being home to Day enjoy Turkey dinner at their parents home. The following came Mr. and to dinner: Mrs Doug Morton, of Logan; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Winget, of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Williams, of Fillmore; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whatcott and two children, of Kan- osh; Richard, still at home, Dems mother, Jane Williams; and Mr. Present were (brother) Boyd Rasmussen and family from Arlington, Calif.; Richard Snedman and family from Midvale, Utah; (brother) Carlos Rasmussen and family from Gridley, Milton and Calif.; Donna Snowball and family from Eugene, Karl and Oregon; Mazel Starr of Fillmore, formerly from Washington and family. Games were enjoyed by the young people while the adults attended their geneology A taco meeting. dinner and program was enjoyed by all. Sacrament Meeting was conducted Sunday by Ron Boren. Hymn: Opening i son-in-la- in-la- Now Let Us Rejoice. Martha Organist: Stott, Chorister: Vir ginia Watts. Orlo Invocation: Harris. Business: Margeane Christensen was released from her position in the MIA. Sacrament Hymn: God, Our Father, Hear Us Pray. Administered SacraBruce What- ment: cott, Kenneth Wheeler. Elders: Passed by Jeff Perkins, Lynn Steve Whatcott, Steve ChrisStott, tensen, and David Hatton. Program was pre sented by the Alan Mathews family from Scipio as follows: Remarks: mother, Zel-d(Prows) Mathews; Solo: Alan Mathews, accompanied by Beverly Christensen. Talk: daughter Al- lene. Closing remarks: Alan. Closing Hymn: of Hour "Sweet Prayer. Steve Benediction: Christensen. Among visitors at Sac. Meeting were Julie Cummings, Vicki Staples, and family members of Bernard and Floreine Prows. Taft and Maurene Paxton were happy to have their son, Frank, daughter, Tanya, and cousin, Trish Rappleye, spend Thanksgiving with them. Bart Watts joined his parents. Taft and for ThanksNeca, giving. The Willard Whitakers were happy when their daughter, Christine, and her husband, Larry Fullmer, for them joined Thanksgiving dinner. They are living in Laguna Hills, Califorfor the time nia, being where Larry is in his business with father. a Dixies parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Carling. and Mrs. Mr. Merlin Jackson and family and his mother, Norma Jackson, were guests of their son and Mr. daughter-in-law- , and Mrs. Lee Jackson, and their children at Fillmore for Thanks- giving dinner. I1 Avalon and Agne All of the Johnson. went to Roy, family Utah, to eat Thanks- giving dinner with the Johnson s and daughter, Bryan and Linnae Dugger, and to see the Dugger's little son. He v as Dorr November 19 and has resi-Beav- Mrs. Jarold Robison took her sister, Ruth- mary Brower, to Provo November 19 to visit another sister, Mrs. Lowell Dobson, and her family, until Nov. 21. took Shirley Ruthmary to the Salt Lake Airport that day Allen was Ruth happy that all of her children could gather at her home for Thanks- giving dinner. She had spent two weeks in Richmond, California. with her son, Carl, and his wife, Caroline, and their four daughters, They brought her home Wednesday along with their daughters, Jane and Ranae. The two older Becky girls, and Roberta, were working so were unable to come. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Allen and family, of Kearns; Mr. and Mrs. Royal Hurd and family, of Orem; and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Al- len and family, from here, also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Don Tomkinson and family, including foster daugh- ter Faun Damion, delicious a served to dinner Thanksgiving his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Tomkin- son; Ilenes aunt and uncle, Doris and Frank Poole, and their son, Steven, of Fillmore; and a Lamanite man. Sam, who is herding sheep on Dons place. Mr. and Mrs. Wen- dell Brinkerhoff enjoy- ed a delicious Thanks- giving dinner at the home of their law and daughter, Del and Golda Allgood, and their three child- at Fillmore, ren Other family members were also present. Here for the holiday with her weekend Ivan and parents, Christensen, Marge was Susan Christen- sen, of Logan. She also visited her brother and Fred and Paula Christensen, and their children. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Utley were very happy to have all of their for home children dinner. Thanksgiving Michael Utley, his wife Kathy, and their Heather, children, and Kate, Shane, son-in- sister-in-la- Colt Pitv- - f qVa where she boarded a jet for Chicago. There she was met by another Mrs. sister, Ray Fitzgerald, of Urbana, Illinois. Ruthmary will be a guest of Ray, and son Naomi, Patrick, for a couple of The trip to weeks. Illinois was a birthday to gift Ruthmary, whose birthday is this month, by the three mentioned sisters above, plus three other Von Mrs. sisters, (Zola) Utley of Tooele, Mrs. Reed (Darlene) Utley of Bridger, Wyo., Mrs. Bryce (Lucy Dawn) Draper of Hyde Park, Utah, and their husbands and families. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Robinson enjoyed having their son, Lee, his wife Suanne, and their children, lulie, Heather, and Manr., 0f Pocatello, as guests for Thanksgiving dinner and the end. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neilson and children. Wendy, Amy, Melanie, and little son, of Orem, enjoyed a delicious dinner Thanksgiving as guests of his par- ents, Don and Jean Neilson. and his sister, Janice, at Clear Lake. They also spent the weekend. Eugene Harper, his wife Alice, and sons Joel and Ben, spent a very delightful week in California in the San Francisco area with members of Alice's family, where all of her to family planned Cam gather. Janna's At parents, Orville the Kimballs for Thanks- - giving dinner, were their son, Kirk from Utah State and daugh- ter Patti Sorenson her husband and two child- - Jonathan, Sammy, the and Tiffanie. twins, Tony and Tami, helped their parents prepare the dinner. Ruth Rasmussen, attended of P10School and Sunday Sacrament Meeting here and visited many of her friends and her sister and brother- - follows: and Hanson married Fannie LaBreal Little-herdike Jan. 26, 1934. They were divorced. He was a veteran of World War II. He was a carpenter by trade. Survivors are: son, Wallace. FilGary more; one grandchild, two sisters, Mrs. Jay (Virginia) Gustaveson, Milford; Mrs. Harold (Luciie) VanGundy, Alameda, Calif.; bro- tf,er jerry Friedman, Hemet, Calif, - Walk- - cd Today Where Jesus Walked and "In the semce was as Garden of Tomorrow." LJoyd accompanied bv Rilla Ward kthe. Rieger. RalphMilner conducted. Bishopric was the speaker. was Praycr Wayne Horrocks pro- - Fam,ly Celia ered by nounccd the benedic- Burton Christensen. tjon Giles offered the Interment was in Pre,ude and Memorial cat,0,nwhere the Pstlude tmus,c was Estates, dedicatory praycr was P ay,low- by uLloyd offered by Jake Rogers. bearers were cbe was b!L speaker, after which Clem Utley Kevin Snyder, Jake san ands PatterRogers. Mack son. LeGrande George, 3fn,ejL?;!f Robi- Ross and . . Peterson, ere ecosin8 Kim George. Honorary pall bearers were David prayeJ' 8rave at L. Peterson, Gary Pat- re was CJem,etery Wyatt Peter- dedicated by Murray and son. Gerald. Todd, DavlesPost 61 of the Kurt Reid. American Legion mother, Lloyd's accorded their comrade Lynn, accompanied fuI1 milltary Mack and Mary Patter- son to Salt Lake as soon as they learned of his death. Going up for the services were o John and Ilcne Cooper, Mrs. Jim Cooper and 'uofiOTA LeGrande (Mildred) Warner. Jhe i d r anf - s Gaa 8 Mit-Pa- ll - cien.Nadineand j T p fi.h J . ;ere gucss SQn r of . anfgMrs PDivitte Han cn T 'r. 1 nu). fr Fill-terso- y Dav dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robison, Dale, and pern were at the home ; f , iw an(1 V w Lee an augh,c;J and Hogn, their children in Salmon, Idaho, for a Thanksdelicious giving dinner and an weekend eninvahlc ThJe home arrjved y Sunday n'8bt. - 743-534- 44444 4 4 4 13444 44 44 44 41 UTI Tty'll UTFXJ3JTrJ4 43 a 3 3 3 Pg & si r t TOY ALLEY g is now open at . Hundreds of new toys at discount prices and Jarold, and their families. Guests of Arthur and fy Beth Allen, and enjoy-fing all the good food! prepared for Thanks- giving dinner, were:P three daughters, La Dawn, of Vernal; Pat and Cindy, of Salt Lake; Sheri; Marlene and husband, Kenvin Coine in and g take a look! rannnroiiTnnnnrcrcnnrcnimTBiniOTH m , ' $ v '1 suggests : Hi1 1 In I rail in stijle ' 'J 2v S&i gifts A,1 vi dNb al special islmas pre-Cprices Km' - hr cv7A li.ioii g ITEMS PIECE CHROME. REG $33 - NOW COMPLETE X" DRIVE SOCKET SET AMERICAN STANDARD IREG. $199 METRIC TAP DIE SETS IREG $00. a HYDRAUUC JACKS -- il t af I $151 FREE ICE SCRAPER NOW $99 NOW $33 TO 1 v ALLSHOPPERS . . T: $v V r h M. VS';. f " -- 1 1 X for thc VIo lc mi MAS 200 NORTH 00 WEST FILLMORE v rfy j I T pi n )mli . YAMAHA JSi 's. e rCl't; -- f ) OPEN8 TOO MON THRU SAT TILL ItiKIt Services BRUSH I S9 9311 TIRE CHAIN SETS $10 93 IREG $30 . s H a 1 PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT . 111 8 8 8 iiAoti) dp METRIC OPEN END SETS 8' FASHION FUR natcycLt SPECIAL PRICES HARD-TO-F1N- jj Bradshaw Auto Parts r Fun 2 1977 DEMOS 0 t HUTS 8 8 8 B" ffs: eu os 8 8 8 8 He e - saig: Laura Black. - Rl.cbcy 6 3CK Born May 20, 1914 in Fillmore to Cary Orrin Rich- - Bishop 0. ailment, ard Crawford officiat- ed. Family prayer was offered by Ross Peter- sonPrel.ude and Post lude muslc was played Fthel Rober8by Dallas Smith offered the invwcation- Bishop Crawford read the LARGE SELECTION OFNEW AND USED SNOWMOBILES AND MOTORCYCLES g 8 8 8 2, 1977 Clayto . Orrin Black, 63, died Nov. 24, 1977 at his home of a heart Grande (Merle) Lake Salt George, City; Mrs. Jake (Carol) Rogers, Layton; and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Deseret Mortuary November as 19th, f,Vbgy' ei.r;ttn.pn C. Mrs. SLC, Mack (Mary) Patter- son, Beaver; Mrs. Le- - The entire and absolute freedom of the press is essential to the preservation of govern- on the hasis of a fTee mst.tution Daniel Webster Mr. and Mrs. Carl Guilette and children, of Leadore, Idaho, traveled here to spend the Thanksgiving g holiday with Faun's gg mnthpr Mrc Melvin FnrlhpllVFWIBFnnvniirlitl It< Services tors, Ross, - ; for the holidays with Friday, December Services held for Marvin Lloyd Peter- son. 831 Montague Lake Salt Street, November died City, 17, 1977 of a sudden heart attack, at age 60. He was born in Fill- more to Lynn and Mar- vin Peterson on June He lived 24, 1917. for several years before moving to Salt Lake City. He married Clarice Christensen, who survives him. Also surviving are son, David, two daugh- ters Mrs Patsv Reid and Mrs. Jo Anne his mother Snyderand brother and sis- - dents. sister, Monica. Fillmore, I 'tah 84631 Peterson rites M. L. Melba and Grant Rasmussen, and thv'ir baby. She spent the weekend with her parents, Maynard an(j LaVon Rasmussen, an(j her two sisters at Hatton. All are former Flowell in-la- son-in-la- a Millard County Progress Virgie Ivie by CS .iV .tni (H! Cr JThsMofoDikc I fromYrruha 743-372- fj |
