Show I tl DELTA IK MEMOIIIAM Eddys Barben Ph: 864'3696 rt 9 i ll Michelle Bennett Lowell Leland Wilkins Cora Robinson Michelle Bennett Lowell Leland Wilkins Day Cora Robinson Day Funeral Services for Cora Robinson Day our beloved mother grandmother sister and friend were held Jan 17 1985 at the third Ward Chapel in Delta Her family that was so near and dear to her paid their loving tribute to her Newel Day gave the family prayer Prelude music was by friend Plain Robinson and conducted by Bishop Lee Wankier Invocation by Carlyle A Peterson The Over the Raisong “Somewhere nbow” was sung by daughters and LuDean Peterson granddaughters Kim Brodrick Beverly Kandi Katie and Michelle Day and was accomRuth Talbot The panied by speaker was Rex Day a son An organ medley of her favorite songs by friend Ruth Talbot Speaker grandson Bryce Dee Peterson A song ‘‘The Lords Prayer” was sung by Charles Latterner and was accompanied by Ruth Talbot Remarks from Bishop Wankier Benediction by friend Vaun Bennett Dedication of the grave was by Keith Turner Interment was in the Delta Cemetery Pall bearers were grandsons and nephews: Ronald R Day Gregory W Pratt Dee Michael Peterson Bryce Broderick Richard Turner and Gary Day Honorary Pallbearers were: John Howard Peterson Day Carlyle Charles Latterner Tlovd Robinson Ed Robinson Dan Robinson Maynard Crosland and Bryce Pilling Cora Robinson Dav Lowell Leland Wilkins age 3 died January 19 1985 at Delta Utah He was born January 18 1902 in Hinckley Utah to Frederick Wallace and Pheobe Latitica Jacaway Wilkins He married Nena Alldredge Talbot in Hinckley on July 8 1929 The marriage was later solemizcd in the Manti LDS Temple He was employed by and reitred from the Union Pacific Railroad He worked for Brush Wellman for five years He was a Lynndyl Town police officer for 3 years He was watermaster for 2 years He was an active member ol the LDS Church where his activities included President of the Young Men’s Association Mutual Improvement Ward Clerk and Councilor in the Bishopric for 25 years He was also volved in sport activities He is survived by his wife of Lynndyl son and daughters: Leland Ray Salt Lake City Mrs Marion (Barbara) Anderson Oak City Mrs Junior (Enla) Barid Fredonia Arizona Linda Sutton Lynndyl 16 grandchildren He was and 26 great grandchildren preceded in death by a son Robert D Funeral services were held Wednesday January 23 1985 at 1:00 am in the Leaminton Ward Burial was in the Hinckley Cemetery problem at the West Millard Swimming Pool is solved the water is The WARM again Michelle Bennett age 14 died January 19 1985 at Salt Lake City She was born December 5 1970 at Salt Lake City to Carl Dee and Kathleen Knight Bennett She was an 8th grade student in the Delta Middle School on the volleyball team a member of the Sugarloafers Motorcycle Club and a BYU Toot ball fan She is survived by her parents of Delta grandparents: Newel and Venice Knight and Adaliade Bennett all of Delta Funeral services were held Tuesday January 22 1985 at 11:00 am in the Delta 3rd Ward Burial was in the Delta Cemetery under the direction of Nickle Mortuary Special thanks to the nurses and doctors of the University of Utah Pediatric Unit Suggest donations to the University of Utah Pediatric Cancer Research co Dr Blair Bybee 50 North Medical Drive Salt Lake City Utah Ruby S Donnelly Ruby S Donnelly originally of Meadow Utah passed away Jan 4 1985 at her home in Hermet California She was married to Alton Donnelly who preceded her in death She was a school teacher many years and held many church positions She is survivied by one son Alton S Donnelly of New York one daughter Maxine Hilton of Hermet California six grandchildren three sisters Dora Gull Salt Lake Ella Brown Tuscon Arizona and Rose Nichols Oasis Utah Two sons and one daughter preceded her in death Funeral services were held Thursday Jan 8 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Center Burial in Riverside National Cemetery Mrs Anna Billings returned home Jan 9th on Wednesday from a great vacation and holiday with her family in Utah in She spent Christmas Springs ille New Years in Logan and on the 6th she spent in Holiday with family member She is also glad to be back home again in Delta and to her work at the Genealogical library where she does extraction work We spent last Sunday in Marysville with the Keith Barben family The scenery is so beautiful on the way over there it is a joy to go Ruth Steele recently returned home from a 3 month visit w ith her daughter Sharon Stromberg in Garthersburg Maryland It was a very interesting and fun filled visit One trip we took was to Lancaster Pa where Sharon was the Key note Speaker at the Eastern Business Teachers Association Meeting of 400 teachers Traveling around the county was an have never seen more inspiration beautiful fall weather the trees and bushes were a blaze with vivid colors The weather was perfect in the 70 degrees Sharon came home with her motl er to celebrate Christmas in Salt Lake City and Evanston Wyo with their tamiliesWhcn they boarded their plane at National Airport Dec 14th the weather was 72 degrees Later the Pilot said 32 degrees in Salt Lake City but when we at rived there it was 21 degrees and snowing We stayed at the Al and Georgette home They have two Witkamp daughters Rheannon and Britney Ann On Dec 20th they attended a birthday party to celebrate Ruth’s sister she lives Beth Brasher 75th Birthday with her daughter Jean On Dec 23 Ruth and Sharon drove to Evanston Wyo and had an early ( hristnias dinner at the Sherline and Niel Heyborne home Kevin and Susan Rachael lev borne and family Ryan and Ani from Rock Springs Wyo tended also the Bruce and Marilyn Heyborne and family Chad Dustin kerby and Bradey from Evanston All of Ruth’s family was there Wyo Christmas day Ruth and Sharon had Christmas dinner at the home of sister Bonnie and Garf Maxfield Sherline came from and Niel Heyborne f vanston Wyo for Dinner and a fun afternoon of visiting Sharon flew home Dec 30th to begin a new job Director of Federal women’s Program nation wide she will have a display and pamplets at one of the Inauguration parties Saturday Jan Washington DC took Bruce Heyborne Grandson Ruth to Evanston Wyo to celebrate 19th in I Millard Count) New Years with dinner at the Niel Heyborne home Bonnie and Garf Maxfeild brought Ruth home after visiting with them 2 weeks Mr & Mrs Joe Fullmer and Mr & Mrs Jay Bunker took a weeks vacation in the warm town of Sun City and Kingman Arizona They had fun at Nevada and Bullhead and Oatman even had a boat ride on the Colorado River They did not miss the snow once while they were gone 'tV‘ SUGARVILLE June Lounsbury Ph: Mr & Mrs Manley Abbott want to express thanks to all the neighbors & friends who helped them the other night when they had the fire Manley & Maxine made a trip to Ely Nevada to see her brother Doug £ Arlene Terry They had a good trip Mrs Ann Alloway made a trip to Cedar City one afternoon to visit her children Kurt & Kim who are going to school there They had a very enjoyable time together Mr & Mrs Warren Allen moved from Orem to Castledale Utah to a better job Mr & Mrs Eugene I osee made a trip to Castledale over the weekend to celebrate their daughter Sheila’s birthday with her “The roads were good and the drive was neatitiful” June said Seems to be a lot of flu and sickness around Sure hope our friends and neighbors are soon well again Hope it misses us Venice Davis is still very ill and spends most of her time in bed She wishes to thank all of those wno sent get well cards and Christmas cards She appreciated them very much CHIROPRACTIC Ihurs SPS Jan 24 1985 - Page Detachment Alcoholism and chemical dependan-care family diseases Living with someone who has this disease is too devastating for most people to bear without help Detachment a recovery tool for the helps members to family in help themselves In we learn individuals are not responsible for another person's disease or recovery from it We let go of our obsession with another’s behavior and begin to lead happier and more manageable lives lives with dignity and rights lives guided by a Power greater than ourselves In we learn: Not to suffer because of the actions or reactions of other people Not to allow ourselves to be used or abused in the interest of another's recovery Not to do for others what they should do for themselves Not to manipulate situations so others will eat go to bed get up pay bills etc Not to cover up for another's mistakes or misdeeds Not to create a crisis Not to prevent a crisis if is in the natural course of events is neither kind nor Detachment unkind It does not imply evaluation ol the person or situation from which we are detaching It is simply a means lor us to recover from the adverse allects on our lives of living with someone vvith the disease of alcoholism Detachment help families look at their situations realistically and objectivelv thereby making intelligent decisions possible information call There will be an or open meeting on Thursdav 1985 at 730 p m m the January DACC Board Room in the Delta (Tty Building 76 North 200 West Delta lor further 31 OUTLOOK By Dr Rodger L Scoville DC ARTHRITIS JOINT PUN luroprjclic oilers a natural approach his lor ca'ing arthritic joint pains eases pressure on any healing program nerves meeting the body part in distress Since all nerves uncinate in the spinal eord excessive pressure may as arthnlic joint pain he artlmtic suiters because ol inflammation ot one or more ol the synovial joints between vertebrae This leads to partial misahenment ol one or more n vertebrae spinal vertebra needs to be gently manipulated back into place This relieves quickly pain erupt Spinal manipulation is only one ol various methods used by your to relieve arthnlic joint pains I’resirihed exercise postural pointers nutrition weuhl maintenance and rest may be recommended loo Presented as a service to the community by Della THE 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