| Show KANOSH Dathel Whitaker Ph 11 Feb Monday 1985 was a special day in the lives of David Card Blad son of Sharon and Phil Blad of Kanosh and Honey Lynn Bushhead of Smith and Louise daughter Bushhead of the Kanosh Paiute Reservation near Kanosh conBishop David Christensen ducted their Baptismal services held at the Kanosh Ward Chapel at 6:30 pm The invocation was by Evelyn talks by Fillmore Stake’s missionaries Elders Waite and Martin a duet "1 Am a Child of God” by David’s grandparents Carl and Lueda Blad David and Honey were baptized by David’s father Phil Blad with Elders Waite and Martin as witnesses David was confirmed by his grandfather Carl Blad Honey was confirmed by Bishop David Christensen On Feb 8 Bishop Jim Friday Minton received the sad news of the sudden death of a close friend Richard Strabenow 47 of Hesperia Calif where Bishop Minton and his wife Joyce used to live before moving to Kanosh The Strabenows have a son Brett who is attending BYU Before going on his mission Brett spent three months in Kanosh with Bishop Minton helping out with chores The Strabenow's family and the Mintons didn't think it wise for Brett to receive this shocking sad news by so Bishop Minton asked phone Melvin Whitaker to ride to Provo with him Friday evening to deliver the message to Brett where they could spend a few hours with him The Mintons attended Richard’s funeral services held in Hesperia on Feb 12 Bishop Minton and son Bruce were at these speakers services On Wed Feb 13 Lilly Whitaker her sister Roberta accompanied Huffaker and daughter Shauna to San Diego Calif While there they walked along the beaches gathering sea shells visited Sea World toured downtown San Diego and also watched Roberta's son Glen play a soccer game with his team who won and will be Feb 23 for the San playing Sat Foye They Diego County championship spent some time in Mexico while On Sunday there Lilly attended church with Roberta and family her aunt Shauna accompanied back to Utah Before leaving Calif they drove to Hemet and visited Louis and Bernice Blake relatives of the Whitakers They also made a stop in St George where they visited Clara Burgess Lilly's grandmother Shauna lives with her grandparents Audrey and Glen Quigley in Fillmore and attends Millard High Returning home Tuesday Feb Id Lilly reports having had an enjoyable trip Neca Watts has arrived home and that her to report was happy Cherri Joy of Omaha daughter Neb was doing fine when she left there Neca flew to San Diego Cal where her daughter Regina Hunter and were drove her to Kanosh pleased to find the water turned on and the house nice and warm Son Bart had come down from Salt Lake to welcome them home Regina’s son Robert wife Karen and baby drove down from Salt Lake to visit so the family had an enjoyable time Regina rode to Salt Lake with Robert and family where she took a plane back to San Diego Willard and Dathel Whitaker were made happy when their daughter Janet Barton and five children from Parowan came to spend from Fri until Mon with them While here Dathel accompanied them on a drive over to Holden on Sat Feb 16 where they spent a few hours visiting with Janet’s special girlfriend LaRee Crosland Stephenwith son and getting acquainted each other's children most of which neither had seen before It was an enjoyable afternoon Driving through Meadow on the way home they decided to take a look at Janet’s cousin Sharia Bond Starley's new home which will soon be ready to occupy On one of the stormy days the children contented themselves decValentine cookies that orating Grandma Whitaker made for them The Party held at the Kanosh Ward Cultural Hall on Fri Feb 15 was fun and very successful Under the direction of their Merry Denna Shumway Miss B Teacher the following girls helped plan the decoramenu went food shopping and tables the ted prepared delicious Mexican dinner: Shannan Jalene Watts Green Kimberly Perkins and Joanna Shumway Melissa Haglund Each of their Green Leonard fathers Barry Watts Lynn Perkins Doyle Shumjoined way and Roger Haglune on this special their daughters After the dinner occasion they enjoyed a program consisting of a duet by Shannon Green and her father Barry accompanied by his Melissa Haglund gave a guitar tribute to the fathers Lynn Perkins The gave a tribute to the daughters was remainder of the evening spent doing relays and playing basketball Helen and Lloyd Rogers drove over to Monroe on Fri Feb 15 On Sat their daughter they accompanied husband Larry and Pat Anderson two grandsons Jeff and Joseph Anderson to the St George Temple a session where to go through Joseph would receive his endowments prior to leaving on his mission to the Ireland Dublin Mission Even though Lloyd’s health isn’t too good he made it through the session just great and his picture can The be found elsewhere in this issue of the Chronicle Progress On Sunday Feb 17 the family attended the Missionary Farewell in honor of Elder Joseph C Anderson in the Monroe 2nd Ward Chapel The Anderson and Rogers families were dinner guests of Larry and Pat following Sacrament Meeting Sacrament Meetng held Sun Feb 17 was conducted by Bishop David Christensen Bishop Christensen congratulated the Kanosh Cub Scouts on receiving first place for their table decorations at the Blue and Gold Banquet held at at the Scout celebration a recent Holden Ward They received a nice poloroid camera Thanks to Tami de and Anita Haan Linda Whatcott Higgs for being such super leaders Karen Crook was sustained as a new Primary Teacher Wade Perkins who has turned 14 years old had been interviewed to be advanced to the office of Teacher He was in the Aaronic Priesthood also presented his "On My Honor Award” Meeting Speakers in Sacrament Jennifer Youth speakers were: Foye who spoke on "Prayer” and was whose Brad Stott subject E E E E E E a E E E E a E E E E 3 3 3 E la la E EE 13 il GRAND OPENING SPECIAL! g 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 esosiPGsij’ 13 13 13 13 13 J I I 13 13 any 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Grant Robinson went to the Provo Temple Feb 15 He was able to get in four sessions in spite of the fog which hampered driving Ruth Allen and Ulala Mace came home with him Alden Robinson and wife Brenda enjoyed a day at the temple last week on Feb 16 Cindy Alldredge and Dustin returned from Salt Lake City after spending a couple of weeks with her sister Mrs Penny Christensen and children Nona Tomkinson enjoyed a very nice birthday Feb 17 Her sisters Erma McIntyre and Zola Hill FILLMORE Angie Green Culbert and Clara Robison are proud to announce the birth of a and a granddaughter Their daughter Myra Rasmussen has gone to Payson to take care Mrs Scott (Sherry) of her daughter Butler and her new son who was born Feb 20 1985 at the Payson hospital He was 21 inches long and weighed b'A lbs On Feb 21 Culbert and Clara their news the received that Nola and her husband daughter were the proud Steve Morgan parents of a new little girl She was 20 inches long and weighed 7 'A lbs Nola and Steve have two sons They make their home in Sandy Dr Chesley Davies and his wife Mary of Las Vegas announce the death of Mary’s father Amos Hatch of Parowan Dr Davies is the son of Dean Robison of Fillmore Amos Hatch died Feb 19 1985 in Salt Lake City at the age of 91 He was there visiting members of his family when he died suddenly of natural causes Mr Hatch was the principal of the Parowan High School for 22 years from 1927 to 1958 He was a Colonel in the US Army and served four years in England and France during He was mayor of World War Parowan and was honored by the University of Utah Emeritus Club with the Merit of Honor award in 1985 Mr Hatch was preceded in death by his wife who died in 1977 He had nine children who are all living 44 13 13 13 13 fS 13 C 13 ig ig ig ig ig and 67 One of Mr Hatch's sons Oleen Hatch of Montecello was a school teacher in Kanosh for many years He is now principal at the Montecello school Mr and was a dear Hatch treasured friend of Paul and Dean Robison and will be greatly missed The DUP Old Capital Camp met Feb 12 1985 at 2 pm at the home First Vice Capt of Velma Jackson the Celia Christensen greeted Daughters and conducted the meeting Prayer was given by Velma Jackson the DUP theme song was led by Judy Melville pledge to the flag was led by Nada Melville and the minutes were read by Angie Green and approved with An article the dealing Constitution of the United States written by Stella Day and published in the Millard County Progress Feb 12 1982 was read by Angie Green Judy Melville led the singing of "The Man Behind the Plough” Velma Jackson read the histories of Heber Charles Jackson and Alice and Thomas and Simons Jackson Suzana Day Simons The Simons from came to America family England in 1878 and the Jackson family arrived in America on the SS Manhatton which sailed from England in 1869 Celia Christensen presented the lesson "Pioneer Vocations” were not served Refreshments Meeting adjourned at 3:30 pm Gwen Rowley joined her two sisters Maxine Ruoho and Mary Louise Magnusson of West Valley and flew to City Tempe Arizona Another sister Lucille Sondrup's daughter Kelly married C LeRoy Brienholt III in the Mesa Temple on “I find the big catches Block finds me the big refunds” 13 13 13 13 CARPET DYEING INTERNATIONAL Owrd anJ LcenH by Rnmhoi Cw 13 13 13 13 13 CLEANING CO 1981 Canning Co UlJ Dvmg EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEElEiEE SP"v Ifb hurv 28 IV85 - Pte II John and Joy and Stan Harmon Donna Suzanne and Thane and Abe and Chasty all went to California where recently they visited Disneyland and the Universal Studios They visited the Jake Kohls before returning home Earnest Salena and Susan Christiansen visited their daughter Sylvia in Castledale Rasmussen recently They went on down to St George where they stayed overnight in their home there They aid two sessions at the St George Temple and visited friends before returning home Recent visitors at the Frank Thomas home were their daughter Kelly Berto Vargus and husband of Newport Beach Calif Overnight guest of Orlene and Lloyd Christensen recently was their son Gary of SLC Their daughter Jeanie husband Mike Tong and son David of Cedar City spent one day visiting and Orlcne’s mother Lucille OVcrson of Lynndyl was over on Sunday to spend the day Sharon’s little boy Dusty Del Toro of St George has been spending a few days visiting his also grandparents TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH by Robert Day Fillmore MI) Della THE PERIODIC HEALTH EXAMINATION OF ADULTS NECESSARY? IS IT Within the medical profession there are both proponents and detractors ol The controversy exists the use of annual or periodic physical examinations because there is no firm scientifically derived evidence that routine exants decrease disease incidence or mortality and thus are not cost effective However every physician can recall at least one patient whose cancer or heart disease was discovered at an early curable stage as a result of routine health screening Although the data are not complete at least one study did suggest a decreased mortality from hypertension (high blood pressure) and cancer of the colon The Kaiser Perntanente (a health maintenance organization) company studied 5000 men tor 11 years and found that those had tewer problems with who received regular physical examinations and back conditions coronary heart disease hypertension complications colorectal cancers Many other groups and institutions have addressed this issue In general all advocate a series of procedures to ascertain the risk of developing disease and to detect certain diseases especially cancers in their early treatable consisting of history and physical exam certain stages These procedures blood tests and specific diagnostic procedures are scheduled at specific times in one’s life corresponding to the time when the greatest risk tor the disease exists For example the risk ol breast cancer in women is greatest starting during the sixth decade thus mammography is recommended yearly starting at age 50 for routine The following table is a compendium of the recommendations health examination by The American Cancer Society The Mayo Clinic Division of Preventive Medicine and the Canadian Task Force on Periodic These guidelines pertain only to the asymptomatic Health Examination person with no known disease Obviously these tests or others may be required more frequently lor the patient with an identified disease ii' SXIli tb I' m Hi fV Saturday Feb 17 1985 A brother Robert Briggs and his wife Alyce joined the group for the festivities of luncheon and a reception in the Lakeshore LDS Chapel in Tempe The reception carried the car and theme - an covered buggy were parked outside the door The central point of the hall had a lamp post was on the stage A popcorn popper was used to serve small tubs of popcorn Bread was baking during the reception and its aroma whetted the appetites of those present to eat the refreshments of homemade bread jam and honey Also on the serving table candies were cheese and crackers nuts punch and slices of a beautiful wedding cake The younger brothers of the groom ages 6 8 and 10 pleased the guests with their love songs medleys of on their accompanying themselves and The bride groom sang guitars love songs to each other also Gwen spent Tuesday in the Jordan Temple and had a session in the Salt Lake Temple on Wednesday before aiming home on the bus Mary Lynn Rowley spent the long weekend home with her father Rav while Gwen was on vacation CHIROPRACTIC OUTLOOK By DC Dr Rodger L Sco ille 13 13 13 13 I Millard Count ( children of Provo and their son Deck of Salt Lake City LaVon and Ed Shelstead have returned after spending a month in the San Diego area While there they visited Ed’s sister Irene Erdman who had undergone major surgery On the way home they stopped in to see their grandson Frederick Shelstead wife Nadine and family who are stationed in Barstow Calif They able were new to see their who was born on Jan 30 and named Kathy Renee in St George Staying overnight Ken and Saturday were Janice and Ed and LaVon Polly Zeigler Shelstead They took a load of furniture down to Anna and Curtis Jones They all went out to dinner and breakfast together while there On the way through Cedar City they dropped off Ken’s mother Elsie Zeigler to spend the night with her and family son George Zeigler They picked her up on the way back and brought her back to Holden and to Clyde Congratulations Bertha Heath on their mission call to The the Oregon Portland Mission Heaths will enter the MTC on May 28 1985 DO “Big refunds are the best catch of all at tax time That’s w hv I go to H&R Block Mv preparer is trained to know where to look for every deduction and credit And he doesn't com me much He does hundreds of tax returns eserv xear — seen it all And oxer the long haul that means more monev in mv pocket” People who know their business go to londay 1:00 - 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