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Show Millard County Prograss, Flllmora, Utah 84631 Friday, August 3, 1979 Page SC1P10 SCENE 4 Outstanding Young of America L The Board of Advisors the for Outstanding Young Men of America anAwards Prograip several nounced that young men from East Millard have been selected for inclusion in edition of 1979 the Dear Folks: Recently I was robbed from my of a mini-bikfarm. As an experiment, I put an ad in the Progress Monscn and their four a S25 reward for offering children Lyle. Jill. its return and $50 for the nc,,e' and babY Matthew name of the culprit. sPent ,hc weekend and Imagine my surprise 24th at the home of Mr. when a teenager called and Mrs. Mont Robins, to tell me the location of also their folks, Mr. and It is re! the Mrs. Farrell Monsen of that in know to freshing Fillmore. undeof the midst the Miss Joanne Bceston and elements sirable Joe and her brother, there of influences society Mont, flew from Seattle, is such a shining example Washington to spend the of youthful honesty! My of 24th and a C0UPle $25 was well spent. May wecks wi,h their 8rand we all learn something from this fine young man. Respectfully, Jay Rogers e ooooooooooaaooooafra JULY 24TH IN SCIPIO The 24th of July cele- held at Scipio was an enjoyable day. The program, under the di- reetion of Round Valley Camp DUP, started at 10:00 Clinton a.m. Quarnberg, Town Councilman. welcomed everyone. The Boy Scouts posted the colors and J. vVells Robins was chap lain of the day. The MC was Mrs. Phyllis Quarn- berg, opening song by Lorraine Monroe, followed by children singing and de Utah Pioneers pitting under the direction of e Jeanne Young and Monroe. Alan Mathews favored us with two songs, one of which he composed himself. Mark Monroe sang two numbers, accompanying himself on the guitar. Miss Stacy Davis was Miss Utah, and her attendants Miss were Dianne Quarnberg, Melanie Monroe, DeAnn and Stephanie Robins, and Stacy's sister, Robyn Davis. Mrs. Anna Mae Quarnberg and daughter Christine sang two numbers. A skit was directed by LuJean Stone and Glenda Quarnberg. Closing prayer was by J. Wells Robins. The sports, under the direction of MIA, got underway at 2:00p.m. The 4th Quorum of Elders sold plate lunches at noon. The Round Valley Riding Club sponsored a rodeo at 7:00 p.m. It was very well attended and a good entertain- ment. President of the club is Devon Quarnberg. Richard and Janeal n OUTSTANDING YOUNG MEN OF AMERICA. These men were from nominations received from Senators, GoverCongressmen, nors. Mayors. State Legislators, University and College Presidents and Deans as well as various mini-bike- civic i ho ha.bccn WOrking ren,bls su'LSPnt the 24th in Scipio before for Seattle, leaving Washington. MEMMOTT REUNION The Memmott reunion will be held in Scipio Cultural Hall August 11, 1979 as follows: acnoon-g- et 12:00 quainted register (lunch) and and genealogy meeting 2:00 p.m. -- Program, Thomas William Memmott will be honored, also report of June reunion held in Mexico. Everyone, please bring four generation sheets your family group and personal histories. All those not assigned food, bring pot luck dish. will The organization serve meat, drink, and ice cream. See all Memmott descendants on Saturday, August 11. 1:30-Busin- ess The ceremonial procedure used in affairs of diplomacy is known as protocol from the Greek words protokoleon for the first rough draft or original copy of a dispatch which is to form the basis of a treaty. Men groups-includi- ng the United States Jaycees which also endorses the Outstanding Young Men of America program. In every community there are young men to diligently working make their cities, as well as their country, better places in which to live. These men, having disthemselves tinguished in one or more fields of endeavor, are outstanding and deserve to be their for recognized The criachievements. teria for selection include a mans voluntary service to community, professional leadership, academic achievement, business advancement, cultural accomplishments, and civic and political participation. The men listed, along with fellow Outstanding Brunson Reunion Young Men throughout North America, will be featured in this presti- annual awards publication. Our Board of Advisors and Editors salute all chosen as Outstanding Young Men of America. We take great pride in bringing their accomplishments to the attention of the American public. Ten young men from this area were selected to be so honored and their names will be published in Outstanding Young Men of America" 1979 edition. Denny Scott Brunson 211 South Main Fillmore, Utah 84631 gious Keith L. Gillins 75 West 400 South Fillmore. Utah 84631 HOI. DEN HA PPENINGS by Ella Crosland William Pectol P. O. Box 89 Holden, Utah 84636 R. Wendell Robison see Helens sister Julia P. O. Box 8 and husband John Jack-so- n Fillmore, Utah 84631 and to meet their Sandra Green daughter Ross Maurel Warner from Salt Lake to take 37 North 100 West them to Salt Lake to spend Fillmore, Utah 84631 the 24th of July. While for Julia Sandra, waiting Steven Robert and Helen went to Spanish Fork to see some couFrampton 172 North Main sins. Mr. and Mrs. WalUtah 84631 Fillmore, ter Rowley and new also Walters daughter, Tom Lovell mother, LaRue Rowley. Box 622 They called to see cousin, Delta. Utah 84624 Ned Poulsen, and take him some genealogy. Randall K. Probst Sandra and boys. Jed and Also with their grandBox 824 rnd Sandra's motheFillmore, Utah 84631 parents were the daugh-- ' Clint, were waiting ter of Melvin and Jerris r-in-law when we arrived back at Bennett of Montana. Samuel H. Utley so we continued Julia's S.- R. Box 192-home at the of Visiting LaNola Johnson for the our trip to Salt Lake. Fillmore, Utah 84631 weekend were her Early Tuesday, July 24, Michael B. Winget children. Loraine Jones, we went to view the Days of 47 Parade. It was re156 North 300 West husband Bryant and chilFillmore. Utah 84631 dren of Sutherland, Don ally a beautiful parade, were and Nancy of Fillmore, especially since we Mel and son Layne from able to see if for the first A Special time in person. Seeing Las Vegas, Roy, Lucille, President Kimball and his Thank You and Courtney of Bouncounselors was also a tiful. We wish to express our The occasion was to thrill. President Tanner deep ' appreciations to mother-in-law- s celebrate Roy's birthday was Sandra's our many friends and school Ceacher loved and hear the account of ones for their exMels trip to Europe a and her bishop and they pressions of love, cards, few weeks ago, where he are still close friends. We food, and flowers. That evening, Jody and thank the ladies of the represented his company another 2nd Ward for the Wood, in conventions, industrial Greg lovely fairs, and factory manage- - daughter, came up from lunch. We wish to thank Elk have to Rid8e Mel is General ment. supper everyone for the love and manager for the cabinet' a,)d S .to "jJ)e fireworks concern they have shown "with uS. We returned to factory he works for in us. We wish to thank Las Vegas so the trip was their home with them and at the hospital everyone their were overnight for all they did for our a very beneficial experience. England, Ger- guests. We came home mother. and Wednesday. Wallace and Switzerland, many, The Glenna Brunson Ruth Stevens came to see Austria were the counfamily It was a us at Sandra's. tries he visited. time very enjoyable being Roy. Lucille, and Loraine and Bryant compared with our daughters and more Hospital. The little notes and pictures on only wish Niel and RaNae 6 lb. 10 oz. miss has two their recent trips to Mis- could have been with us. brothers, Brian and to assist mother. We should all be very souri and Illinois. Earnest and Salina ChrisThe children enjoyed proud of our dear piotiansen are the grandplaying games, riding neers and the sacrifices for made us. parents. Mr. and Mrs. they motor bikes. Everyone Blaine Joel and Sheila ChrisFillmore, Day. had a good time. arc welcomed tiansen their SteJay and Helen vens drove to Mapleton, first daughter to their Joel and Sheila are living in Aurora now. Fill- Utah Monday, July 23 to family July 30 at the rodeo at the Salt Palace. They visited Connie and daughter Christina. At the home of Stella Johnson and Penni for several days of visiting has been her daughter and husband, Pam and Hartley Kantor of Gig Harbor, Washington. Their daughter Stephanie returned home with them. Karl and Sue Esplin and family of Cedar City were guests of their parents. Jess and Estell Bennett, for the 24th. Mrs. Leslie Buckner and family of Albuquerque, New Mexico are visiting at the home of her parents. Lester and Jean Dobson. Her husband Jerry wi(l join his family this weekend and they will return to their home together. Earl and Mary Johnson drove to Salt Lake Satur- da? join other mem-wit- h bers of the fam,y a the Rex Crosland residencei The occasion was to honor their mother, Elva Johnson Whatcott on her 80th birthday. They brought their grandJustin and children, Brooke, home with them. Venez Johnson also attended her Aunt celebrabirthday tion. Douglas and Beth Crosland, their son Brent, and wife Vickie Crosland and two children drove to Salt Lake for the 24th of July and to attend the El-v- Be-va- Betty B. Conrad Members of the Peter L. and Alta Brunson Family Organization met in Logan, Utah, on July 21 for their annual reunion. Over 150 were present. Max and Altabeth Brunson and their families were in charge of the event, with Elliott and Cathy Brunson acting as Most of the chairmen. families arrived in Logan at the Colonial Mansion, Maxs wedding and photography center, on Friday night. That evening Max showed moving pictures reels of previous family outings and reunions dating all the way back to the early 40s. Saturday morning, a meeting of the Board members was held conducted by President Rollo H. Brunson. Future plans and other business matters were taken care of, including nominations of new officers. Dinner was served at noon in the garden area of the Mansion. The setting was enhanced with bubbling fountains, tall pines, and colorful flower beds. Following dinner, a program was presented in the lovely carpeted stage area of the center. All the little children enjoyed sitting or lying on the three circular stairs leading to the stage as they watched the performers. Maxs family members gave an hour of musical enjoyment; the little granddaughters danced. It was especially reminiscent to hear Max play his Hawaiian guitar. The afternoon was concluded by watching a Walt Disney movie and then everyone departed for their homes in California, Idaho, and Utah. Next years reunion will be held in the Ogden area under the direction of the descendants of Lorenzo and Isabelle Brunson. FILLMORE FROLICS By JOE ASHMAN HOME Joe Ashman was able to leave the Payson Hospital Friday. He is now at home to continue his recovery from the accident in which he suffered fractures in both legs and other injuries. UNDERGOES SURGERY Verl Robison Mrs. at underwent surgery Fillmore Hospital Friday. She recovered so well that her husband. Floyd, was able to take her home Monday. The Robisons are thrilled with the services of Dr. Thomas Vance Wilson stopped and the care rendered by for lunch with grand- all of the staff. mother Jane Wilson SunBILL SWALLOW day. He was returning to Salt Lake City after IMPROVING several days of touring. He took his friend LuFamily members here ciano Fry and cousin of have received word that Brazil back to L.A. to Mr. William Swallow is catch a plane for home. out of the hospital and is Enroute there, they staying with his daughter, stopped in Elko to see Pauline Robison, near her LeAnn and A1 Shinkle, daughter, Carma and and were guests of Erma John Larsen. He has apand Jack Weir in the Bay preciated cards sent to Area, then in Indio to him and will enjoy getsee his family, Made- ting messages at Box 249, leine, Bill, Cathy, and American Falls, Idaho Margaret, in Long Beach 83211. He is improving with Mona Baldwin, very well. then in Tucson to visit his grandmother, Erna Linda Latson, husband will Tom, and children Tina, Vance Sinclair. teach in the Granite Dis- Lisa, and Kelly from trict again this year. Butte, Montana, as well as Cecilia Wallace and RETURN TO baby Jay visited Daisy and Jay Lee Colledge CALIFORNIA weekend. over the Rogers Nina and Henry left Thursday to VISITS WHILE HUBBY return to their home in FIGHTS FIRE Oxnard. California, after spending the summer While Nick Sandberg in Fillmore. was fighting the Fire in Mark and Terri Mit- Millard and Beaver Counchell and two children ties. his wife Sheila and will be moving into their son visited her parents, home. Scott and Sheila Stephenson. They live in Monti-ccll- o The family of T. R. and and the BLM called Chloe Madsen met at a him to help on the fire park in Provo July 24 for line. Chloe was a reunion. just out of the hospital, GRANDSON VISITS where she had surgery on her knee. Guest of Clair and Nome Stephenson is their RELEASED FROM grandson, Anthony SteHOSPITAL phenson, 9, son of Ray and Jennifer Stephenson Mrs. Eva Robison was of Prescott. Arizona. He from released Payson flew up from Phoenix, Hospital recently. She is Arizona and was met in dividing her time among Salt Lake City by the her children until she is grandparents. able to get around. East-woo- Rowley Reunion The George and Emily Rowley family reunion was held July 7, 1979 in Salt Lake City at the Hidden Lake Condomin-- . ium Club House, where Fawn and Pliyl Poulson Mexico. Richard d Rowley and wife Rhea from Idaho. Sherrill Butchorn and husband Lew, Penny Poulion from California. Ralph Rowley and wife Alice, and Wayne Poulson and w ife Diane. Many of the greatgrandchildren and their families were also present. three including daughters and son of reside. The turnout was exceptional with many out of state relatives and all of the surviving children attending. Those present included: Mrs. Raynia Cline, Mrs. Dclell Brunson. Mrs. Teen Murphy. Fawn and Phyl Poulson. and Mrs. Carroll Swallow. in The grandchildren Dick Rowley, two daughattendance were Betty ters of Sherrill Butchorn, Conrad and husband two daughters of Penny Owen. Douglas Murphy Poulton, four children of and wife Jovce from New Ralph Rowley, and three children of Wavnc Poulson. A delicious smorgasbord dinner was enjoyed and the evening was spent taking pictures and renewing old friendships' and acquaintances. Richard Rowley was chairman of the reunion with Fawn Poulson assisting. New officers were elected to plan next year's reunion to be held in August. Dick Rowley was (Jordon E. Wold, Conductor Salt Lake City, Utah t m 4. 'A-- 4a ) 7- ktM S. N. Wilson, Auto Truck Salt Lake Cite, Utah I ' ? f f t Bayne McMillan, Head Claims Clerk Salt Lake City, Utah "THi ' Ml ... - . Some Australian) once believed that they could encourage their beards to grow by stroking their chins with a stone that resembled f.T frr i v y- a rat. long-whiskere- a VISIT WITH MOTHERS Dick and Rcah Rowley, Boise, their daughter Stephanie, and husband Dana Moore and son Rc-k- y visited during the weekend with their moVelma Stott in and Margaret Rowley. Fillmore. They own a condominium in Salt Lake and were looking after that while on their vacation. ' Operator Mr. Terry Halsey entered the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City Tuesday. He will likely undergo surgery. Meadow Vi JU - ENTERS VA HOSPITAL utvt k Thp X7.V v Guests of Terry and Dorothy Halsey overnight Friday were Denver and Midge Bates. They took their Troy grandson. Halsey, back to spend a week with them at their home in Fallbrook, California. thers. elected president, Ralph Rowley chairman, Sherrill Butchorn Douglas Murphy finance chairman. Betty Conrad secretary, and Fawn Poulson historian. - 4 and Orin Madge San Pablo, George, California, have been considerable spending time in Fillmore looking after their property and visiting their families, the Georges and the Cluffs. on Calling family members and friends this week arc Mrs. Atton Cooper. Roy; Adele West of Fruit Heights. Utah; and Wally Sorensen of Providence. R.I. The latter visited first in Logan with his brother Marcus and wife Ethel and with nieces and a nephew in the northern part of Utah. M&. Dorothy Rramwell, PICL Clerk Antonin RnJnuuc:, iVulcriu.ikcr OgJen, Utah Apprentice, Salt LakeCit, Utah Ravnold P Christensen, Conductor Salt Lake City, Utah RAYS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Repair Exchange - Overhaul Phone For Estimate 743-624- 1 Fillmore ami j aw |
