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Show MmnmwMN On Sunday evening a surprise birthday party was given for Father Valine. A delicious pot luck dinner was served. Father celebrates his birthday onChristmas, Decem- MILFORD IN ber CALL or yi Stacl Smith celebrated her ninth birthday this week., She and her parents, Paul and TrudySmith and brother Shawn went out to dinner on Wednesday. They enjoyed a lovely meal at the Station Restaurant and a special cake made just for her. Then on Friday, she had a slumber party with friends, Jennifer Forman and Kerri Maxey. He fell off the slide at the ElementarySchool and broke his arm in two places. He spent the day in Cedar on Monday of last week having it re -- set. Brandon is home now, and if he is real careful, he will be as good as new in no time. Joyce Johnson of Beaver spent a very delightful day in Milford Saturday visiting with her sister, Vicki Carter and her motherMar-gar- et Grimshaw. Beth Edwards and Vvs Baxters piano students put on a recital for the folks at the Milford Hospital. Parents of the students also enjoyed an evening of Christmas songs played by the students on the piano. Beth and Vvs deserve special recognition extra hours, besides the lessons, helping their students learn songs for recitals and school programs. Besides giving lessons they will 25. Mable Turner and Pat Davis went down to Las Vegas on Am-tr- MOTION ak Saturday to spend a couple of days visiting with Clyde Turner and family. Troy Hardy son of Mr. andMrs. Wayne Hardy, is home for the holidays. He has been in Provo attending Utah Tech. Vaughn, Betty, Msry and Viikey McDonald from St. George were here this past weekend visiting with family and friends. The Milford Hospital held their Christmas party last week. A delicious Italian dlntier, followed by a very delightful program was held at the Senior Citizens Center. Brandon Young, son of Don and Gail Young, had some bad luck 387-26- 72 387-28- 81 David Munk, son ofMr.andMrs. Ken Munk, of Salt Lake, was here for a few days to visit with his family. Ron and Sheila Brinkman spent a few days in Salt Lake this week visiting with their daughter Debbie and her family, Sheila's family and Rons family. have students come two or three more times a week to their homes for extra help on songs they are trying to learn for special events. Students and parents alike greatly appreciate the time and effort they give to the kids. last week. Nolan and Iva Davis enjoyed the company of Ivas sister Nora and her husband and family for the weekend. They are from Ely. Sheldon and Mary Albrecht took their grandson, CralgThompsonto Salt Lake on Amtrak for his first train ride. . They enjoyed visaing with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Synder-gaarMr. and Mrs. Jeff Ander- d, son, Robert Albrecht, and Robert and Shaunna. They also enjoyed going to Temple Square. I found this poem in the January issue of McCalls and I know theres a lot of parents out there who can relate to it: 18 Thursday, Dec. 20, 1984 Page DETHRONED Once upon a time, my taste, My attitudes and views, with My eager young absorbed haste, And hurried on to use. My judgement and opinion Were respected and obeyed. But somehow my dominion Has lost its way and strayed. All thats housed behind my brow Is doomed to obsolescence, Because my erstwhile children now Are learned adolescents. But when I ask this reason why Theyre suddenly quite mute; fflWR How could one as square as Raise children so astute? Annie Komorny ... 4 7 t "-- mmtm Wilma 'vnip - I lr s n w"' ail Gra'l(' ' X'em u,rp sPouse s ll 100 ZP'" " ,s "e"( W'es ,,raw"1 Will Sf,(Wlnp :v:: S llel,Jal "T'Jav Pr,es for w,e ano(i,Pr- onlier I MjI ,wirdf d 'Ti, s ,)rj win 1e enil,Pr rP fenJ)er ' P ' 'inidis, "r . ill no e,,'ain,nP ' ,IJnred ' asl, - Mam and McMullin Cafe had three Christthe City mas parties last week Council had steak and shrimp with carrott pudding for desert. The Utah Power and Light Co. had steak and pecan pies with home-ade candy. Then they hosted the Literary party with 37 members present to enjoy their annual party. Margaret and Jimmy Williams drove to Salt Lake to see Mar-gr- et Dalton, who is s1 11 in the LDS Hospital. Hopefully, she will soon be well enough to come home. Sunday Wilma and Daisel Davis and Todd, Robin and Relye drove to Las Vegas and back. We got caught in the snow storm about five miles out of Cedar. Cars were stalled and truck jack knifed and the visibility was zero so we couldnt turn around and come back. The snow fell so fast that the bottom of the car was dragging the snow with it in just a very short time. Thank goodness for the reflectors on the sides of the roads, so you could try to stay In the middle of the Mam in i sulli Grand 'S(rP l;oo. Ge ur d l ulh 22 Ween Pres m wdl lle for frier. And Win Valuable Gifts In -- the Milford Business Assn. Mc-Mu- cas TO 3RAUN SATURDAY, OF DECEMBER 3, 10Bi Tardroba from ftltinsns TO 48.95 3 8 Drill 45.84 Mixing Bowl Set Mill PPII Sn ill nine S DI WIN FI ( M n Ga M ,I BAW'F II: Antilreexe; fU(0, .aw oil, Santa's Workshop, handmade gift Entertainment Oster Kitchen Center 179.85 99.85 Safety Seat 74.8. Homemade CP Doll and Clothes 50.00 Tralsida 53.09 erttlu a'e. ORA .111 SATURDAY, EECEKEER Wardrobs frcn Sm:rty Pent Sidtniik Bike CooUr 48-q- t. Clock 38.85 150.00 Coffee Travel Kit 26.85 89.95 45.00 Picnic Basket 14.95 15, 198A Eloetric Tok 31.95 Dishes 31.50 nin Child's Chair 24.85 7.85 1' Il'IIS Mr FI f'M Ticpr nnfnepf -- ur, I c c intdc Workhfp, ne eritfr, 7 C Sunbeam Hand Mixer Gift Certificate 1 pallon ( turn h 10 BAFRHI: Inn, oil, '1 jm siv mdiTiajdf eift; hours of bal f unchini ttin" t vo T 11 ( Iptininr 'fr ', 00 rift fPitifw es Vn ill , up; nnnp I 'T'Mftnp, I r, i F nn 2 ' Of FPOM Miff H WT it ir s PHIFS ll !i' 'nnn. Jte; Corner Drup, camera, f nsr TorKltoun, M' 00 ptft HI mkft sf it cm of jpupItv ; John's Sr i' e, si quart of oil; MP pun it c, Indi nstir Hr fif kuj; cleila,e Boutique, S2' 00 gift r rdfi' at; MP imx, f If Ipnplit Viuunn, uuiliu 1 Ian and Gift nr Sant's Furniture, m i b. hair aro kit; T' ni'c Punt Iv vf 20 Bonnie's Curl f')mfliells; r ertif r rti U I mts, 'o.rs M st o' V . - 00 Gift Marshall Hollingshead was in Beaver to Stake Presidency and High Council Christmas party. Tommy Hollingshead is home for the holidays from college. In Sacrament meeting Sunday, Mitchell Fisher and Lynn Haslem from the High Council spoke and then Mrs. Haslem saidafew words. Mrs. Lambson went up north to be with her daughter, Kathryn and family. Chris Wright was put in as second counselor in the Elders PreHe took Skip Smiths sidency. Also Bryan Wood was made place. an Elder. Fredla Wood will celebrate her 80th birthday December 19th and her husband Bills 81st lathe 20th. Happy Birthday to both of you! Delmer and Ilene Gray were in Las Vegas for about a week visiting their children. Jim and Ileen Craw were in Richfield the other day. While there Ileen suffered a heart attack. She came home yesterday from Richfield and they took her to the Milford Hospital. Neal and Jodean Hollingshead spent the day with their folks, Marshall and Nellie Hollingshead. They also went to St. George to a wedding wnile here. Garth Hollingshead has been staying with his sister Reva and Milton Albrecht, but has gone home back East. Craig Davie had nose surgary in Cedar Hospital last week, but is PPIFS DRAWN FROM MFPCHANTS OWN BOX: Altmans, $25.00 gift rerttfl -Srnarty Pants, set of jewelry; C rlsp Foodtown, $10.00 gift rertiflrate; John's Ser5 -- Gallons Gas; The Pub, one rase of Beer; SMR Builders, hand power puller; Sheilas SMR Annex, gilt rertiflrate for 24 Hr. Pins 'N Vac ; $10.00 Gif! home and doing well. Ralph and June Pearson went to Provo Wednesday to do some shopping. vice, Boutique, certiorate; Sams Furniture, $50.00 gift rertiflrate; Quality Toyland and Gift Store, fruit bowl; Bonnies hair url Lp and Dye Shop, drye ; Tonis Paint Box, palmed Item. C 11 2' INSTOFt PRIZES DRAWN FPOM MAIN BARRI LL: AAF Fleet rir, $20.00 gift certiflc ate; CAPf , Antifreeze; Pierres Small Engine Repair, chain saw sharpened; Santas Workshop, one handmade gi ft Jim nil , 1 M OTHM rate; trn Bn dinnr; I lur l'fiTT lin road. Large Workmate Pieros ie DC 795.00 Center-Stere- o 330.00 y PITS DI .UN I! M MIHf HANTS mi BOX: Altmans, $25 00 gift rertifi-'atSiriar'v lant., spt ni !P wlr . ; c risp Foodtown, $5 00 Gift ( ertifK ate; John's Ser-.uone i of soda , MIR Builders, rarlile; Sheila. Bout ique, plant, SMR Annex, nil limp with m , Sam. I rn ture, $2r.00 gift rertiflrate; Qualm Tovland and Gift Store, ox i f Vk (date.; Bonnies I p and Dve Shop, curling iron; Tonis Paint Box, $10.00 TO 22, 1984 DECEMBER Swivel Rocker PMf Gift f SATURDAY, Yfardrobe from Sheila's Boutique ..1500 8.48 a in impair, . 98.00 qt. Dutch Oven Rocknell DRAWN 150.00 Contractor's Whotlbarrow 8 DC - s al Par- - Musi Davis ogx. jsi Ralph R. Walbeck and his wife Marilyn were in Washington D.C. recently. Ralph won the Chief Fifty Award for enlisting the most enlistments in Utah for 1984. He was also 5th in the nation. He was awarded a plaque and a certificate of achievement. They were back there for six days sight seeing and going to banquets and parties. They really enjoyed it and had a great time. your vv!l A- HELPFUL HINT: Hang posters and lightweight pictures on your kitchen walls with toothpaste. Its easy to clean off when you take the picture down and you wont have unnecessary nail holes. Nr rr M, I Todd's Merc gave a 20 lb turkey away to the person who guessed A the closest to the number of lights he had on his tree at the store. Lynea Marshall won the turkey with a guess of 300 right on the nose. |
