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Show Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631 Lriday, June 16, 1978 Page 2 MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS Our Town Published Every Fruiav at f illmore. Utah 84631 By Progress Printing Company Publisher be Editor Susan B. Dutson Co-dilor Jane Wilson FILLMORE J M..rge Barton Rc'poi by STELLA DAY Do you ever feel as if there is a special gremlin folyou that keeps you from feeling up to par? He just wont let you feel strong and able to meet any emergency? You think that you will perhaps be better by tomorrow, but that doesn't happen, tomorrow only brings some other ailment. Once the body gets below par, it is difficult to get it adjusted again. One part of the bixly is dependent on another part, much the same as machinery, however it is difficult to get a new part for a worn out part of the body. We are each built differently and the new parts don't quite fit, the rest of the body works to get rid of it, or so it seems. The summer is the most beautiful part of the year, as well as the busiest. We only have six months at best, to raise enough food to last us all year, and in addition to food, we have all those shrubs and flowers which do so much to make life worth while. With a bodv full of arthritis pains, it would be difficult to get out of bed in the morning, if it were not for the thought that there arc so many new plants coming into bloom. T ven before the snow melts, the little snowdrops and crocus bravely put out their first blooms, and to me it is the best medicine in the world. From then on to late fall, new blooms each day get me out of bed even though moving around is a real task. For instance, I have just returned from Salt Lake, as I write this article, where I went to help judge a rose show, in the Garden Center at Sugar House Park, sponsored by the Utah Rose Society. Although I can hardly walk, I still helped with the judging. 1 took along my tall stool which is easy to slide along the floor from one classification to another. This kept me off my feet most of the time. Surrounded by such beauty, 1 was so inspired that even the gremlins forgot to pest me. Some of the entries were such perfect specimens that it was almost unbelievable to see such perfection. All of us should plant at least, one new rose bush each year, to bring more happiness into our daily lives. I would love to have a small rose garden down at the new park, but I know it would be as neglected as are the shrubs which surround the big sign. Each year we have to get groups mostly of garden club workers, to dig the weeds from around those poor little struggling Beautiful parks mean hours and hours of shrubs. maintenance. If each pervin just felt that he should give a few hours of his time toward maintaining these public parks, towns and cities would soon have many such lovelv sjHits. but the cost of caring properly for shrubs, trees and grass is prohibitive, unless we have more volunteer serv ice. Maida Walton, our present of the Garden Club suggests that each family be assigned certain trees, shrubs or plants to weed and keep in good condition each summer. If the family moves from town then another family is assigned the job. If some one were in charge and reminded the family of its duties, I am sure that would be a real solution to how our town could be full of lovely recreation spots. We really ought to try it out with few families to begin the program, just to prove it can be done. We know it is possible as right now Edith Callistcr is taking care of all of those beautiful trees and shrubs which Millie Callister donated to landscape around the amphitheatre. By good planning, some young family could donate a rose garden to the park and train their children to help care for it as they grow older and at practically no expense. This fall they could get rose slips from my gardens and other gardens containing the very choice roses. They could plant them on their own grounds in order to care for them until the bushes are large enough to plant at the park, and from then on they could spend a few hours each week during the growing season caring for them with their children, take a picnic in the park, and have fun while teaching the children how to groom a rose bed. The tinetostart rose slips is in August, I promise to give any one all the rose slips they want. How many volunteer families do I get? I can't close this article without mentioning how happy all of us are who work so much at the new park, to have Jack Peterson and his well trained family as care takers of our parks. We can be sure every thing possible will be done to maintain our plantings. No matter how early we go to work in the morning, Jack is there ready to more than do his part. Be sure and compliment him on his industry, the very next time you see him. He is really a blessing to OUR TOWN. Ruth Zmitrav ic h Displav Ads Vaiitvpist Wedding low ing f planned Vih "1 f iw J Vernon J. Larsen and his wife Lulu Rigby Larsen will celebrate their fifieth wedding anniversary on June 24, 1978 from p.m. at the Adult Center at 45 North Main in Manti. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the open house, No. invitations are being sent. No gifts, please. The Larsens are native of Newton. Utah in Cache Valley. When they retired. they moved to Manti to be close to some of their children and the temple. They have served a Manti Temple Mission 2-- 5 and are membeis of the Millard Countv Home Evening Group in Manti Mr. Larsen worked as an irrigation and road engineer with the Buicau of Indian Affairs They lived in 2h different places on various Indian Reservation. Hosting the open house are the I ai sens three daughters. Mrs. Blaine H. (RaN n ) hristense n vif Oak C i' Mis R I v nil C v ( Shu It l v N t and Mis I Huultnkx Ison of Mailt am e (Diane ot it C VtdSSLau. nv il nnasustaining MEMBER-1- 977 (Boone) became the wife of Mi lime Pi. The wedding was held at the Cobble (uck Condiniinium Retie a t ion Hall. June 10 at seven in the evening. I In newlyweds are . lu iic V in mooning v gas t gize for the Man and Ron Dtckm announce the birth of a son, named Ronald N oh. in. at the I illmore Hospital June 5. I98 IK w eiglied tv lbs . 2 oz. and was 21 " long. (iiatidma Anne Wil- adic s apoloam Hull sorrv I shades, and the tin liell lock, bill due to unfoisicn circumstances it w as nee essarv foi us to the dosed postpone Dav at Saturdav ill aw n clooi Pink ladies the p.uk until Pill June at 4 00 p in. Pul on votu walking sh, es and conic foi the lllll ol II from Clnno. (ahloiniu to spend a w c i k w nil the familv . bain gill was born to (oiigii and Kennv Pierce ol Highland at the Ameri-ail loik Hospital June She will be s. PPX named K tulia lee and has a big brotllc r. Dallas. (iiuiidparcntx are Mr and Mis, Iloyd Dallas. Sail ake C uv , and Mr. and Sirs. Vile Pierce, came son c I District o a ! even dozen past two and presidents an enjoved special guests annual brunch of tin American Legion Auvil iarv. Unit 61, at the Para disc Inn Dining Riom on Small lime II. 14',S. boxes m.ukid lewelrv the plac c s as fav ors T lie eve lit w as planm d bv Belli Sc oltoi n and di ( II 111 David and lulu Hare (la pi mid patents ol n w babv gu Vinanda mi tunc u'h at llolv 4 I t , N. and Terry s, ' 1 Kav s, N 1 i I Monn-- I'V . pal c nls ol Lions Clot) news he Distnct I ions held cabinet meeting reel in K and reorganized. Roger Rasmussen was named Deputy District Governor foi the term commencing July 1, 198. Duane Baugh will act as chairman of foreign I Hob Robison and Ruth a Wedding planned Sic fN Davis of Cedar Si hool where she was and Bob Robison ot .0 iv e in danec. She was illmore w ill be united in also the l9,-7in a urc monv to Queen at Cedar pi i for incd June 24. High. 9S it is announced by lie bridegroom gradu-atu- l her pari nls Mr and Mis from Millard High lawn in i C. Davis of School He attended ( edai Cits. State Utah Southern Mrs Olive Robison f for two years and ollege and Mr Hal Robison of do University of Utah I illmore are parents of lor a year whert.' he the future bridegroom . in Geology, majored double-rinI he He was also a member of will be performed m the Debate Team. Curthe Cedar I ighth Ward ie nt Is he is a stone ( ullural Hall. in the southern The bride-elecis a I lab au a. graduate of ( c dar High Rulh C illations Chi If Talbot of Huicklev will serve , r 8 Home-comin- g 1 Kristina Marie Cotes cere-mon- ONE YEAR OLD Cookers con-iiacl- nil IVrkins Bv Dc itv if as Distnct Governor New president ol the f illmore Club will be Riihaid (Dick) Iackci. with Max Martin named vice president and Gary Vtkinson, secretarv . The Country Paris Kristina Mane Colts, daughter of ( onme and (ail ( oli s. ic Icbrati d lui In si bn itnl.iv June . t 1 I lu uc w oui lilst tin c ting wc I In host our idtu its Slum VV Intake i an Pu side nt, Job ne Vclanis Vnc Picsidint. lormw I- .ihnston. 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Nichols first the performed m.miage ceremony in his Hi c A t ) fast. II Is locked and tile leads, sign imposing cream cone and every step brings you nearer and nearer to the ice cream shop. The thought becomes so compelling vou can actually taste the chocolate and sweet vanilla, and your pace quickens to a fast walk, a trot, and finally you aie running. You arrive out of breath and snatch at the door knob, pushing at the door, but it holds lllov r Fillmore. Utah 84631 PROGRI SS PRIN I ING COMPANY owned bv Susan B. Dutson, William V and Madeleine S. Wilson Max Mr. i Green You know how it feels when you are thinking about a double dip ice He c h Advertising Rales on Request Second Class Postage paid at 4 COUPLE We apologize B. rtr ,r V MARRIES FIRST and Vernon Larsen Celebrate Crehleu Wedding Angie V ear $6.00 Subscription in Advance: 6 Months S3 50 Single Copy 15C K Lulu B and Ferron Carroll will be married June 17, 1978 in the Iaragonah Ward Church at seven in the evening. All friends and relatives are invited to attend a reception in their honor in the Cultural hall from 7 until 9 p.m. T lie bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carroll are parents of the groom. i t Foirest Barton I ithogrupher ompositor C Robinson inda I ' V Compositor Photographer ler I I axon m i our Iasi no cling wi w i lit to Pit stoic and I In n wi lncd Ill ad V I hoi di n i w a s c n i h... ol lie ake its to iiidpaic nls are Mr. out Mis Douglas Cros land Irma Holden, I iit'c and rank ( oles, Io'l; S.dl ake ( It v t oi at giaridpari ills are S' n and Ida (. rosi II 'Id' II la i' pi's in Sail I C . The Young Homemakers Doughnuts D.iNettc Mai cock meeting date Bv 1 I V ' - c I I be I ast Millard V oung Home makers w ill meet in I first illnioie June 21 Ivervone ments il Ward. at 8 p.m Sharon and Kent Dalton will give a demonstra lion on 1 lower ArrangeWed is niv ite d second Our meeting to order by Lorraine leader. called was mu Hate talked about the food diMcrcnl made Wc also gioups up a menu lor our falli- We lout ble s i t RED CROSS BLOOD BANK Me D l l (i coming to Fillmore hit u xi is i waffle, nicest 'in,' We Wide W Ol IM VNKS i i .tppre la j'l xst d to all . v HI c ll" i Ic SO thoughltul and ku,d to our mother .o d gi mihno'her during p t lib t m 'i ,'iid lor the ,o Is tiowt ix food, and 'i s ai x ol xv mpathv Cl JUNE 19 at the Stake House c . 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