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Show Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631, Friday, May 14, 1982 Page 3 rmmmzmrrza rai r- - PAHVANT VALLEY SENIOR CITIZENS SCHEDULE rtiL. V25fC'X B Ruth Zmitravich Monday, May 17: Chicken-a-la-kinWednesday, May 19: Salisbury steak. Friday, May 21: Mexican chef salad. k The birthday supper will be on Tuesday, May 25, this month. Put a mark on the calendar so you pot-luc- If want to go to Salt Lake City on Thursday, May 27, call Ruth or Albert Alta 743-574- -- From He explained to them how a bank serves people who want to borrow and those w ho want to lend. gave Porky THINK PINK! or Shane Dean Kunz, son of Dean M. and Connie B. Kunz, celebrated his first birthday on May 9, 1982. Shane's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beeston, Fillmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kunz of Sandy. are Preal George, Kanosh, and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kunz, Sandy. ts Students Art Show being Presented The Fillmore 5th and 6th graders are presenting an art show, held in conjunction with the 5th grade program. May 13. 1982 prior to the 8:00 p.m. program and following it, the 5th and 6th grade art show will be open to the public. This show features Scipio Scene some of the art work All done this year. students were invited and encouraged to display a piece of their work in this show. Louise Bradfield were at the home of Earl and Edma Bradfield. They were on their way home to Caliente, Nev. Darwin had been a patient at LDS hospital in SLC. where he recently had surgery. Their son, Dahl was with them. Dix and Victor Monroe drove to Montana last week purchasing bulls from Miles City Livestock Research and Range station bull sale. Jack and Lola Monroe drove to Kearns Saturday and spent the day with their daughter, Janet and Their grandfamily. Bridget, daughter, accompanied them. A enjoyable very Mothers Day program was presented Sunday in connection with Sacrament meeting. Scipio Cemetery fund Anthony Lee Broadbent Anthony Lee Broadbent celebrated his first birthday Wednesday, May 12, 1982 by having some of his little friends over for birthday cake and ice cream. Anthony is the son of Lee and Marilyn Broadbent of Holden. His grandparents are Lynn and Wanda Broadbent of Cedar City and Glenn and Toni Reynolds of Vernal. Blonda - lf PIONEER MARKET Greenhouse Specials - rumGehre De Mitchell Vaun mage; - Bazaar; and 9 Nadine Perks bakery goods. They will arrange to have your donations picked up. Think Pink, and help us add to the new Hospital Fund. 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If not jot down on your calendar May 21, 12:00 noon to 6:00 p.m. The concessions will be in the American Legion Hall for comfort and convenience of eating and shopping, and games for the children will be in the part. Save up your throw aw ays for the White Elephant Booth, stitch a fine seam for the Bazaar, bake a favorite goodie for the Bake Shop, and on May 21 join us for good food, good fun and lots of good bargains. Call Suzanne Limburg 743-682- 5 BIRTHDAY two-thir- Kindergarten Spotlight on Devin Edwards By Dathel Whitaker ,tm Mr. and Mrs. Christian Perkins were released Larson of Kanosh spent as Primary teachers and the weekend at St. George their names were presentvisiting Denise's sister, ed and sustained as the Valerie Whitaker and her new Melchizedec Priestfiance Earl Whitney, hood Coordinators. The names of Nola and who are both attending Whatcott were also Bart Dixie College. Christian and Denise presented and sustained as teachers in the Prialso visited grandmother, other and Clara Burgess mary. The MIA girls presentrelatives while in Southed each mother with a ern Utah. Mothers Thursday evening. May lovely booklet Other Mathers and 6th was a special occasion for Shaun Rider, who was by Elaine Cannon. Carma Cutler and Leora baptized as the newest member of the Kanosh Allen stopped in Kanosh Ward. Her father, Ralph Sunday morning to say to their hi James Rider, baptized sister, and confirmed Shaun. Dathel Whitaker. They She had many friends picked up their sister. and relatives present Iris Bond in Meadow, and and the three traveled to congratulate on to SLC to spend the welcome her. Sacrament meeting on day with their mother, Charleworth, Sunday was conducted Juanita Geve to help her celebrate Counselor by Mothers Day by attendChristensen. Laverta and Chester ing church services with FIRST Kindergarten Kindergarten students received a piggy bank as well as a lot of good information on banking when Devin Edwards (right! invited dad. Dale Edwards, to school for his Spotlight week. Kanosh Kapers to attend funeral services in Scipio for Nancy's James grandfather, Lawson. Mrs. Ruth Allen was a guest for mother's Day dinner of her son and Rex and daughter-in-law- , Lynn Allen and children. She received Mothers Day greetings by telephone from her son Carl and family of Calif, and daughter, Garice Hurd from Orem and her family. Mr. Gayton Williams of Nephi came May 4 to help his sister, Virgie Ivie, and visit with Delia). Mr. and Mrs. Ace Butcher and children of Kearns, De Ann Allen of SLC, and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Allen and children from here were dinner guests on Mothers Day of their parents, Dean and Shirley Alien and brother, Bradley. The girls prepared a delicious dinner for mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fitzgerald of Illinois are vacationing in Utah and their with Nevada, daughters and families. On May 7 they visited with Naomis sister, Ruthmary Brower. They were and Ruthmary dinner that guests evening of another sister and brother-in-laPeggy and Jarold Robison. The Fitzgeralds were house guests of the latter. They visited Ruthmary again on Sat. before going on to Payson to visit other daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray have had enjoyable visits from three of Phyllis sisters the past 10 days. Jim and Nell Keeney of Denver were here for several days. Jackie and Harold Benson of Hood River, Oregon picked up another sister, Shane Dean Kunz By Lola Monroe Quarnberg ter, Kearns, spent the celebrated her 90th birthweekend with Wandas day Sat. the 8th at her mother. Dee Memmott. home. Nine of her ten Chris Camille and children were there. Thompson and children of Hazel and Gordon Diehl Layton, were visitors at Bountiful, Jay and Helen the home of Bill and Lenior Eileen Thompson. Quarnberg, Leah Stanton Le Voy and Ella MemNichols, Trantor Selma Tooele, mott drove to Kearns Thank You and Nephi, Mel Quarnberg, Saturday spent Don and Phylis Quarnseveral days visiting with Hospital berg. Lloyd and Nola their children and families and that live in the area. Burtis Wasden, Again we wish to thank Neil and Edith Monroe Connie the Fillmore Quarnberg Hospital, Also attending nurses and staff, for the spent the weekend in Scipio. were 68 grand and great- SLC visiting their children Day. outstanding help they Mr. Mrs. Jack and husband, Ray and Melanie. Virga my grandchildren. gave Linda Harold Cahoon, when he Quarnberg Monroe Higley and children of accompanied them and spent the was in the hospital. Sandy arrived on Sat. to celebrated her 12th birthWe of East Millard spend Mothers Day with day Friday the 7th with weekend with her daughher parents, Mr. and Mrs. a sleeping party for 17 ter, Beth and family. should be thankful we Delia! Ivie. They brought of her friends. Marden and Garis have the hospital plus Round DUP a delicious Mothers Day two doctors. Dr. Limburg Valley Stone were in SLC for dinner which Lisa had Camp held their meeting the weekend. They visitis now $28,000. and Dr. Jackson. did May 5 at the home of ed Jack Marden 's mother, Sincerely, prepared. Mae Cahoon outdoor several Roxie, and his sisters, jobs Virga Monroe. Baa to help Virgie. The latter Georgia Ivie, Hilda Laene, Neva, and Wanda, Hero's Cooler nana has that and in received Ollie Davis, Mothers Day Quarnberg Vale, Give Mary and their daughter, Vickie ice installed were Wasden from cream, calls visit. to everythingcame and and family. Oregon telephone Toys to as the officers for the new While the Murrays were daughters, Deon MorriThey also attended the milk, fruit, and juice: Beat in SLC for a day while son, Rhea Lesson, horse races at South one-ha"Schools, pint vanilla ice Baughman, year. cream in blender Add Jack kept a doctor's and their families both of was given by Connie Jordan. Bud and cup (one medQuarnberg. Shirley The Fillmore Elemen- appointment, the others Calif., and daughter-in-law- , LorHostess mashed Sam Probert and visited at Bowman ium) the and Jewel banana, one Virga, Bryce day tary School is in the spent of the following, and raine in each with also Monroe, Karen cup Sandy children, Virginia of They a daughter Canyon. process setting up new Kindergarten unit, visited their niece, Mary Baldwin in Cedar City, Verlene Hatch served a and Gary Snyder and well chilled milk, pinechildren, and Sunday they apple juice Then add one and they are in need of Moore and husband Bill John and Janelle Ivie in delicious lunch. in were Seventeen Two This other visited in Orem with their cup chilled was children. and for and Flagstaff. sparkling toys games young water Pour into glasses a pleasant reunion for the grandchildren, Jodi and attendance. son, David and family. children. Darwin Jim Ivie, called from and Ralph and Wanda Car- If you have any of these four sisters. James MurFaye (Yield 5 cups ) items that your children ray of Alburquerque Tuscon. Jodi attends the have outgrown or you no called by telephone to university there and her longer need, please bring his mother, Phyllis for brother, Jim was visiting them to the elementary Mother's Day. Bill and her there from Hill Air school sometime before Mary and children took Force Base. He had been his the end of the school her and Jack to Fillmore visiting mother. for dinner John and Janelle. Mothers for Jewel, & year. Tomatoe 75$ a six OldGood Edwards Mr. each student a bank. than an earthquake. Temple Wedding Planned dents about his work at the bank. were The students Edwards, this week. He invited his dad, Mr. Dale interested to find out how First banks not only keep from Edwards, to money safe, but also come to Bank, Security send it out to work. school and tell the stu the old can be more unsettling By Virgie Ivie to Coming spend spend a week with them Mothers Day weekend while her husband, with their parents Mr. Roland, who is a sculptor, and Mrs. Arthur Allen attended an Art show and Sheri, were Mr. and in Minnesota with his Mrs. Jerry Imlay and employer. Some of Tamis David Johnson and Julie Bartholomew children of Evanston, girl friends from this area Wyo. and La Daun Allen came to visit her while of Cedar City. she was at her parents John and Julia Jackson home. She also enjoyed and daughter, Tere' of visiting with her brother, were here Sam, his wife Joann and Mapleton, recently to visit relatives. children. Julia visited with her Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Duane and is presently employed sister and brother-in-laJackson of Henderson Bartholomew are pleased at the Intermountain Lora and Gem Utley. were here for a while Power Project. John and Julia visited with his mother Noma to announce the forthhis mother, Noma Jack-soalso Jackson. coming marriage of their They The groom is a gradto Mr. called on his sister, Fae Julie, daughter, uate of Deha High School, Mr. and Mrs. Gem and family the Dean David Johnson, son of LDS and Seminary, Mr. and Mrs. Max Utley and Tony were very Bundys, brothers UniverBrigham Young to have their Merlin and Darrel their Johnson of Sutherland sity where he was a happy families. and the late Mrs. Della member of the track daughter and sister, Tami wives and Johnson. team. He has also ful- Benson of Springville, They came especially The couple will ex- filled a Colorado Denver change vows in the Salt Mission for the LDS Kanosh Choir Lake Friday, Church. Temple The Kanosh LDS Ward treat well worth attending May 21, 1982. A reception An Open House will Choir is in their honor will be held sponsoring Marie on Friday, May 14 at 8 the Sutherland be held at Fillin A Tribute to p.m. in Kanosh Ward Jensen in the that evening the Kate Smith. Ward honoring more Stake Center. Chapel. Admission by Marie performs Kate Donation: S1.50 per perThe bride is a graduate young couple on SaturSmith songs as no one son; or S8.00 per family. of Millard High School day, May 22, 1982. Get your tickets from else can. Her accompanist and LDS Seminary. She will make their They the Kanosh Choir memattended Stevens Hen-age- r home in Sutherland, is Kathryn Nielson. This will be a musical bers or at the door. Business College Utah. 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