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Show FAMILY MEMBERS COME Guests of Paul and Dean Robison and also visiting with grandmother Millie C'allister and others in the Callistcr family were Rodger Callister, wife Lani, and two young sons from FILLMORE FROLICS ' iwM JsVWv'vVWW Short visit from Germany Barry Brunson, a civil- ian employee with the Do fense Department, is spending a few days with his parents. Fern and LaMar Brunson. He and his wife and children. Jed and Stacy, are presently residing in Wiesbaden, He is a Germany, contract officer and trav- els throughout Europe, disposing of U.S. surplus He spent a property. month in Iran in of surplus property in that country alter the Shalt left. Barry and his family have traveled to many countries. They have a camper w hich they occupy while away from home. His children arc having an interesting time learning the language and getting acquainted with the German people. At one term of school, Jed was the only student speaking the English language. Mr. Brunson came to U.S. on business for his employer, spending a week in Washington before coming to Utah. They have been overseas about two and a half years and expect to come home in April or May. He will resume his employment at the Defense Depot in Ogden. Move to Clearfield Lte (Ret) Ramon Warner. wife Eloise, children Jan. Russell, and Michele recently moved to a in Clearfield, Utah (1415 Valhalla Dr.). They have spent the past three years in Albuquerque. new-hom- N.M. Ranton will be working at Hill Air Force Base. Their other children. Mrs. Robert (Tawnya) husband and Palmer, little son, Dan, live in Clearfield. Gradon is employed at the Tropicana in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Warners will be spending time in Millard County with parents. Mr. Preal George and Mr. and Mrs. Floid Warner. Daisy Lee Colledge says that the only people who visited her this weekend were Dave and Marilyn Reeves and three children. Cecilia and Bonner Wallace and baby Jay, and Dave and Teresa llardv. GUESTS PRAISE PAGEANT Max and Verna Nichols has c had several guests recently, all of whom attended the Kanosh Pageant. They were in enthusiastic their of this pmise production, I he guests included their daughter and husband, Tcna and Keith Jonas, Sail Lake City, their parents. Pen and Norma Pendleton of Pompana, Florida; and Max's Mantle thcr, Mrs of Murray, During their four the Nichols took them to Copley's Canyon for a picnic and a tour of other attractions in the area, all of which pleased them. mo-Lau- day-stay- Motel changes hands Trcmonton, Craig and Alice Callister and baby son. Chino, California, and their sister Roslyn (wife of Dr. Lyle Archibald) and daughter Kimm of Ogden. Welcome first child Chris and Camille welcomed Thompson their firstborn, a son born August 18, 1979. The couple lives at 1082 So. 1000 East. Clearfield, Utah. Driving up Sunday to see the parents and new baby were grandparents, Duane and Fay Petersen and Bill and Ilene Thompson, Scipio. Grandma Fay stayed for a few days. Jon and Deanna Sund-strobrought their chilMr. J.T. Stringham, was Laura. Patrick Newdren. in town Friday on busiJon and over to ton. Hugh Mr. ness. Stringham, visit their grandmother, Gayle Winterose, and Wallace Jensen are new Helen Rogers, for a week. The children very much owners of the Fillmore Motel. The former owner, enjoyed the Chief Kanosh movies and I .C. Pageant, Van Soest is in both the swimming the Uptown Delta and Fillmore pools, Motel, Provo. along with rides in the Mr. Stringham is propand Fillmore area. canyon erty manager and partPrior to that time, ner. Helen spent ten days with Mervin and Dawn her daughter, Patti and Trimble are resident husband, Lynn Anderson, managers. Amy, Netti and Andrew, and helped the Andersons Bn rell and Marie Hirsehi move into a new home in and children. Leslie and While in Granger. Katrina, also their daugh- northern Utah, Helen also ter. Chcri. husband Doug visited with her son David MCI hie of Canoga Paik, Sundstrom, wife Margathree ret. children John David, California spent davs near Glendale, Valerie, and Stephen a at southern Utah, Kelly, and she and the reunion of Marie's bro- Andersons attended a thers, sisters, and fami- Sacrament meeting in the lies. Sixty-twpeople en- Woods Cross South 6th joyed visiting, reminis- ward, at which time David cing and camping togeand his counselors were ther. released with thanks from Bob the Bishopric. David had and Margaret Kruse, sons Lee and served for nine years in Kcrmit of Milpitas. Cali- the Bishopric. fornia, spent part of their vacation here with her ' Lynn and Judy Grccn-halghave returned from lather. Paul McBride, and which took in Delta with his wife a vacation Bonnie who is a patient at them to Lacey, Washingthe Della Hospital. 1 hey ton, where they visited also visited in Milford and with their friends. Steve and Helen Brunson and Elv vv it h other relatives. family. They also toured Fiankie and Roger Clark Seattle. Tacoma, and the and daughter Kirstin, other places in chilTheir Northwest. near Park, Hyde Logan, vacationed with her par- dren. JuLyn. Cameron, ents. Ncldon and Dolores Brett, and Katie Jo Brunson and the Gary enjoyed the trip with Stevens family. Roger them. A highlight for down and Lynn was going salmon brought them came the next weekend fishing. for them. . o li Immunizations FLDXVELL by I Mr. Claude Carling and daughters Mrs. Sharon Stewart of Tooele and Mrs. Rex (Lois) Harris and daughter Maria of Delta went by plane to C'ooperstown, North Dakota to visit their son and brother Charles Carling, his wife Nancy and their children. They report the country just beautiful. They spent a very enjoyable week including a two night and day stay in Winnipeg, Canada, a trip Charles and family took them on which was appreciated and will long be remembered. They arrived home to care for The their home, etc. a has family trip planned for her later on to visit Charles and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Robinson had as guests over the weekend their son and daughter-in-law- . Kit and Colleen and children Ryan, Britt, Ranand little dy nine month old Kathy of Kearns. They brought grandma Mrs. Ted (Laura) Atha of Salt Lake City to visit this week with her Arlene and daughter family. Grant and Arlene plan to take her home to Salt Lake later this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dern Williams enjoyed having their children, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Morton and baby Darcy of Hyrum, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wingate of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams of Provo. Dern's sisters Grace and her husband Clifford Bennett of Tooele, Mrs. Willa Marquard of Paradise, Montana and their mother Jane Williams attend a Williams family reunion at the Nephi Park Saturday, August 18. Willa Myrtle Beauregard visited her sisters in Logan over a long weekend. Michael S. Melville and wife Kimberley came from Grants, New Mexico to vacation in Fillmore. Michael is an instrument technician employed by McGee Kerr Nuclear Corporation. They divided their time between their families, the Joe Tillotsons and the Boyd Melvillcs. ONE CALLCOCILD HAVE KEPT THEM FROM CUTTING OFF HUNDREDS OF TELEPHONES. Ividence of adequate immumaiion will be mandaioi v lor all students attending schools in ecn-tiUtah during the W1) M) school vear. I he action, taken by Wavne lcBaion. District Health officer, will exclude unprotected students Irom school starling . irie hie flew to California to get her mother, who had four spent the past months there with her son Lee and daughter-in-la- and Margaret August 17. They, along, with the Ivie's children. Don Mrs. and Mr. Baldwin, their daughter. Mrs. Greg Solherg of daughter-in-la- Mrs. Tenv Baldwin and children Avciy and Johnny Roland. Mr. and Mrs. Dick (Rhea) Baughman. Jaei. Chiistian and Jay Delial, Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Lisa) Higlev and children Aaron. Jessie, and Benjamin attended the Williams family reunPark ion at the Nephi 18. August Saturday where over 100 family descendants of the late John and Emma Ann Orgill Williams gathered for a very enjoyable day. The Baughmans left as soon as the reunion was over for their home in Spokane, Washington. Services for Funeral services for Jane Hunter Nixon were held August Iti, 19"T9 in the Holden LDS Ward Chapel at II a.m. Mortuary Bishop John R. Condie conducted. Family prayer John was by Bishop PreRogers, lude and post hide music was played bv Ruth Stevens. Opening prayer was by Paul Nixon, son. Condie offered Bishop rental ks, followed by a "Oh My solo, piano 18, law. ottered the closing Ken Hunter, piayer. son-in-la- Father" August 14"4. She died at Panaca, Nevada August 14. Collen was the daugli- - as follow s: grandson, dedicated the grave in Holden Ccnic-terv . he pallbearers were R., Chris. Quinn. Kerry, Steve, and Thayne Nixon, Ira Kimball, Keith and Tony Rogers, and Ken Hunter. Flow ers were arranged by the Holden Ward I Paul by Quinn Nixon, giandson. and Grandchildren great grandchildren sang. Am a Child of God", Olpin after which Ken Ziegler Rebel Society. The Holden Mori naiy were funeral spoke. diieeiois. Singing Mill hers sang. Mis. Nixon died Au"Somewhere My Love" 12. 1979 in Salt Lake gust and "In My GrandmOld others Fashioned City after an extended Garden". President Ster- illness. She had lived all of her life in Holden. ling Nixon, son. was the BiThe laige crowd of concluding speaker. shop Condie and his wife t datives and friends in JoAnn sang "You are a attendance showed of the Wonderful Mother". love and respect all had lor Elza. Gardner Kimball, son-in- - 1 1 Funeral services for Collen Hansen LeFevre were held at the Olpin Elza "We led this action since the diseases that can be prevented by immunizations, aie an unnecessaiv hazard lo the health of childicn in the classroom, to their family, and to others in the community." LcBaron said. Children still inadequately immunized or whose history is unknown and health to school records, will receive notice by mail this week. Parents will have until October to ( ) show evidence of adequate immunization. (2) obtain necessary vaccinations, or (.1) sign the Utah Certificate of Immunization indicating their objection to immunizing their children." Anyone who because of their religious or personal beliels, may refuse to have their child immunized. Also if the physical condition of the child is such that immunization would the endanger child's hea'nh. the parent simply needs to sign the certificate indicating such an objection. Ellis Paul LeFevre January 29, 1949, They were Collen Hansen LeFevre Dies Elza H. Nixon ncccssarv Williams ter of Arden Hansen and Vera Morris Hansen of She married Fillmore. IN MEMOIMAM October I. ' and family. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Ivie, Robynn, Kelly and Gregory arrived at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dclial Ivie Beaver, their Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631 EHday, August 24, 1979 Page 7 1 later divorced. She is survived by seven children who attended the service. They arc: Mr. and Mrs. Ted Willis (Ronda Vera), EnBonnie Kay, North Carolina; Stephen, Los Marsha, Angeles; Denver; Mr. and Mrs. Jim IcFcvre, Si. and lliony, Idaho; lesa Collen, both Las Also in attenVegas. dance were brothers and sistcis, Mr. and Mrs. terprise; y Gerald Hansen, Santa Maria. California; Dale Hansen and daughter Ellen. Vera Durango,. Culm ado; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hansen. Santa Maria, California; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peterson (Mutirine) and son Keith. Delta; lone Hansen Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Spcakmun, both Salt Lake City. I he family prayer was ottered by Gerald Han- sen. I he dedication of the grave at Fillmore Cemetery was by Roy Morris. The family gathered at the home of their aunt, Celia Christensen, and husband Ed after the service. 2nd Annual Hospital Benefit GRANDSTAND MOTOX Fillmore, Utah SUN., SEPT. 2, 1979 SAT., SEPT. 1,1979 125 Expert 250 Expert Mini Amateur Open Expert Novice $500 purse each class Gates open 7:00 a.m. (5 Sign-u- p a.m. Practice 9:30-9:4- 5 a.m. Race Starts 10:00 a.m. Entry Fee $7.00 20 Trophies ! Gates open 10:30 a.m. Sign-u- 8:00-9:3- 0 SRA Points Event SUPER TRACK CONDITIONS! Fillmore Fair Grounds El. 5500 ft. p 11:30a. 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