Show Pf 6 - Millard Count) CSPS s Thurs Oct 2 1986 rv puns BABIES MEADOW I Norma Gagon Ph 4 t f fi'ijV’-- " V-'V- KSV’- Coby Gillins t ' ' A Elizabeth Edwards ' Edwards selected outstanding student Scott Robinson Millard Cub Scouts C'oby Ciillins son of Keith and Connie (iillins was presented his Arrow of in a ight Cub Seouting’s highest special ceremony by Paul and Barbara Burgess at the first Ward Pack 201 Sept 24 1986 meeting Wednesday son of Alden and Scott Robinson was presented the Brenda Robinson in Award God" "I aith by Bishop Ray Nielson at the Howell Sacrament meeting Aug 24 1986 Elizabeth Edwards of Manossas VA Stuwas selected as the "Outstanding for dent in Fashion Merchandising" the year at Osburn Park High School Gertraveled Elizabeth throughout many and Italy studying their fashions during this past summer She is back at Osburn High studying "Advanced and serving as the vice Marketing” president of the Osburn Park High School chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) for the years At the end of the year she was honored at the awards banquet with the "Leadership Award” DECA for On June 6 1986 she graduated from Osburn Park High School She has been employed at Brooks Fashions in the Manosses Mall Elizabeth has been accepted at the Fashion Institute of Pittsburgh in the Fashion Merchandising Department 19 for She left Virginia Sept Pittsburgh Elizabeth is an accomplished pianist is Colonel of the She Larry daughter V and Eleanor Edwards of Manosses of Luella VA and the granddaughter Edwards of Meadow Utah and Addison Richey of Salt Lake City Pahvant Valley Senior Citizens Schedule Thank you By Ruth would like to thank my dear families that made it possible for my nice birthday party given in Meadow Pat k Sept 20 1986 Thank all the dear ones that came and wishes me happy biithdav all the lovely cards grandpa and grandma Jones and their two sons wives and children friends relatives and neighbors Molls Anna Safford (live Ihe (ifl of IKe Bluodmobile Thun (HI 9 from 4 In 8 pm Delta lsl2nd W ard 222 West 200 North Bldg Zmitravich Monday Oct 6: Fish fillets Oct 8: Meat loaf with Wednesday mushroom gravy Thursday Oct 9: potatoes Attention folks: Can we sign up a bus load to go to the Marriott Center at BYU on Friday Oct 24? The colis having an enormous lege “Homecoming” program worth going to Don’t forget our party on the tenth And is anyone interested in a ride around the loop at Mt Nebo or trying again for Capitol Reef? Just to "go” and “see” immiinnvmv INN !dRS)EN The past couple of weeks our news has been sparse but now not even the rain and unseasonably cold weather has dampened the spirits of many On Tuesday the 23rd Gilbert Stott and Betty Mae Labrum along with Dean and Evelyn Mallet took off for They headed to the points south Capitol Reef National Park through Hanksvillc They traveled on the Bicentennial Highway over Hite Crossing on the upper end of Lake Powell then on to the beautiful sight of the Natural Bridges Going through and Monticello to Moab they stopped for the night The Mallets stayed in a motel while Betty Mae and Gilbert went to the home of Vickie and Clayton Allred and enjoyed the evening with their family The next day took them to Dead Horse Point (such a descriptive title!) and Green River where watermelons were purchased to bring home An interesting and scenic outing for this time of year The Boy Scouts of the Stake braveFall Campout ly went on an on the 26th and 27th above Adelaid Park in the Kanosh Canyon Our Ward took Jason Leader Lynn Labrum Justin and Ryan Talbot Spencer Robison and Dustan Starley to parThe boys ticipate in this adventure were working on their Wilderness Survival Award and had to construct a tent of their own design using whatever was available Our boys were so thrilled that even with flashlights the others could not find their tent made of branches and sticks Not to be outdone the girls of Meadow Ward with their leader Hare entertained the long term care patients at the Fillmore Hospital 27 After on Saturday September the room with colorful decorating balloons they sang with guitar accompaniment played piano solos put on a puppet show recited poetry and in general scattered a lot of sunshine which was their theme After the show the girls went up to the rooms of patients who had not been able to attend downstairs and sang for them All patients were given a specially made sunshine bean bag and a sack of goodies The girls giving this service were Kristin Burns Deana Freeman Jeannie Hare Evah Sue Gundelach and April Robiboux Thanks girls you wee really a day brightener An added plus for all of us there was to sec the Bffcnd new baby girl of Ray and Kaye Stewart little Shayla born early that morning Big sister Stacey is delighted with a new sister Brother Jason 21: isn’t quite sure what he thinks yet Grandma Flora is on hand to happily help Our congratulations to all the family The General Women’s Conference Saturday evening was once again an spirational event Before attending the young women of our ward held a special late luncheon to begin their fast in conjunction with a church wide program The Rising Generation On Sunday the girls prepared messages of hope and testimony which will be tached to helium filled balloons to be released at North Park in Fillmore on October 11th All over the world the same thing will be occuring at the same time The girls will be eager to hear who found their message Of interest socially was the lovely James reception held for and Sherri (Tolman) The Barger Cultural Hall was inviting with The eagle uses Watch for opening of all new the same nest year 1986 Fillmore Community Medical Center Wednesday Sept 10 1986 8:47 oz (3033 Dayla Sue 6 lbs gms) 19'i inches long bom to Debbie and Brent Bennett of Holden Wednesday Sept 10 1986 11:48 pm Chancey J 7 lbs 8 oz (3402 gms) 20 inches long born to Marcie and Kevin Stephenson of Holden Friday Sept 19 1986 1:24 pm Brandie Dean 6 lbs 13 oz (3090 gms) 20 inches long born to Barbara and David Bundy of Kanosh Thursday Sept 25 1986 3:01 pm Robert Roy 6 lbs 5 oz (2883 gms) 22 inches long bom to Melanie and Michael Turnbaugh of Cedar City am Harvest Hoedown held East Millard Fine Arts Guild members began their new year with a Hoedown" Luncheon on "Harvest September 20 A beautiful setting of hundreds of fall flowers vegetables atand foliage gave an appropriate mosphere for the program presented by USA Cloggcrs of Carillon Square Orem Their lively dances and beautiful costumes were enjoyed by 75 members and their guests Director Mary Jcx narrated the program which featured w inners of competitions in contests all over the world the group just having returned from an international workshop in Hawaii President Edna McBride announced the next meeting which will be October 2 in the Millard Fillmore Library Multipurpose Room "Get Set Go EMFAG" is the subject of the program and the hour is 3:30 pm happy beautifully decorated tables people and back ground singing by talented Shari Ashworth The wedding Mrs Mr included and which party Mrs Edith Barger James Tolman (both ladies in lovely pink gowns) best man a close friend of Jim’s from Sherri’s Arizona and as bridesmaid sister Joyce along with the beautiful bride and groom stood before a shimrbse and of deep mering pink The color theme of pink and was carried out in the white refreshments with parfait goblets and pink punch a delightful evening Those from here attending their marriage in the Salt Lake Temple on Friday September 26 w ere Bishop and ShanJim and Tammy non Carling Beckstrand and Leo and Liz Stott to the happy couple Congratulations Off to school for the fall quarter are Daniel and Evan Bond Jeff Davis John Labrum and Sam White Jay Beckstrand had a lovely friend Kim Sommers visiting with his family this past week end And it’s back to school for them also Sorry to hear of the unfortunate automobile accident of Tiffany Burns but thankful she is home and doing okay A sight for sore eyes was Belva Stewart looking great and saying she feels the same Remember be kind to someone and give away those smiles! after year adding new material each year Getting high efficiency is simple Just add it up Paradise Dining room in Fillmore Daily Luncheon & Dinner Specials An affordable Innovation In home heating from the leader Day & Night Serving Prime Rib $995 Every Friday & Saturday Night Simplicity is key to Day & Night's new fumace-ov- er 90 efficient Simplicity taking the form of reliable dependable home heating for years to come And now Day & Night goes one better with our Free Gas Offer Call for more details because NEW HOURS 6:00 pm to Midnight 4 Paradise Inn Restaurants It natty doa pay to call your Day Night t 20 Fillmore Daalar & Air Conditioning 100 West Utah 7436692 Frampton Heating So” KANOSH Dathel Whitaker 7592692 Ph Recently Nelda and Keith Turner spent five or six enjoyable days in Nevada with their son Marvin wife Sherman and family They tended church with their family Nelda and Keith were pleased to be able to Regina watch their granddaughter take pan at the horse show She is one of the family who loves horses Boarding Johnny Cooper's Van on 22nd Monday morning September enroute to Mesa Arizona were his John and llene Cooper parents Yolanda Rogers Mildred Pikyavit Willard and Dathel Whitaker and two of Johnny’s sons Rhett and Code In Enoch they picked up Mildred’s mother Niola Zuniga who traveled on with the group! They stopped in Hurricane at the home of Johnny’s for a Clark and Bonnie Campbell short rest and also to let his sons off to join their mother Janet and older brother Cole who had arrived earlier and planned to spend the three days in Hurricane with Janet's parents Going and coming Johnny enjoyed looking up and visiting a few minutes with friends he had made in the mission field in the area where he worked with the Navajo Indians He looked for excuses to use the Navajo language and took every opportunity to strike up a conversation with Indians he hadn’t met before thus making new friends along the way The main purpose for this trip to Mildred’s Mesa was to accompany daughter Geri Whitfield and her husband William (Bill) through the Temreceive to their Temple ple Endowments HOLDEN Cherryl Wood Ph Garr Ashby had eye surgery in Provo last Thursday We wish him a speedy recovery as we all miss seeing him at the post office Bertha and Clyde Heath arrived home last Saturday afternoon after spending the past 17 months in the Portland Oregon mission Visiting Ethel Ashby last week was her daughter Edna and husband from Modena Utah They also visited Garr and Doreen before returning home Reed and Virginia Wood spent three days at their home here in Holden doing yard work visiting their two sons Robert and Grant and families Visiting the Brent Bennetts recently was Debbie’s mother Dorothy Teeters CA She came of San Bernadino especially to see her new granddaughter Kayla Sue Fred and Delma took their grandchildren Tamera and Nicholas Bennett to Paul ID with them last weekend to visit Toni and Mike Erling and family They went especially so Fred could Jodi Erling baptize his granddaughter Louise Bennett and LaVon Shelstead spent three days in St George last week Ladies Convention Pink the attending Louise is the State Treasurer this year Mary Johnson sent back to Cedar City last week with her husband Earl who is employed there until February They stayed with their daughter and husband Cindy and Chad Nay Mary and Cindy enjoyed a day in St George shopping Spending Sunday with the Ken Tuttles were Lori’s parents Ted and Mary Martindale and Lori’s grandmother Leonia Cameron Leonia enjoyed seeing all her old friends at church that she knew many years ago when she and her husband lived in the Stella Stephenson home and owned the gas station where the Fire Station now stands Coming down Saturday to pick up Lanola Johnson was her son Roy of Bountiful He took her back as far as Lyraine and Bryant Jones where she spent the weekend She went especially to see her oldest great grandson baptized and confirmed and her youngest great grandson blessed These boys were sons of LaNola’s oldest grandson Ron and Pattie Jones of Provo Patty served dinner to all the relatives at their home after Sacrament meeting LaNola returned home Monday on the bus Friday evening Jay Stevens took his wife Helen to Flowell to stay with her sister Lora and husband Clem Utley Early Saturday morning the Utleys took Helen to St George with them to go through a session at the temple Lora and Helen’s sister works in the temple but they didn’t get to see her On the way back they stopped in BenLeeds where their grandfather jamin Joseph Stringham helped settle the town of Leeds Benjamin oseph named it Leeds after Leeds England where he served his mission He was the first Bishop of Leeds and they saw the tithing bldg that was built at that time They also saw where Stanley Roberts lives He is the Mayor of Leeds They went on to Cedar city where they attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary party of Helen’s sister and husband Leola and Dell Bryant All five sisters were there Helen spent the night in Flowell Saturday night before returning home Sunday Arizona in Chand Arriving Viola and olanda were Mildred guests of the Whit fie' is Guests of Curtis anu Cindy (Cooper) Black in Chandler were the Coopers and Whitakers who were treated royally The Cooper family are such a close family There were tears of joy upon their arrival and tears of sadness at their parting llene and John spent the day (Tuesday) with their daughter Cindy and family and Yolanda tended Geri’i three children while the others attended the beautiful wedding at the Temple Close friends and Bishop of the Whitfields were also in attendance There were three generations there with Geri Mildred and Viola Geri and Bill felt it a special blessing to have been married by the President of the Mesa Temple President Layton who also gave them wonderful council and advice Plans and hopes of the group were to have President Lloyd George wife Leola and Bishop Ray George and w ife but Sharon in this wedding party unavoidable things came along such as President George taking care of his responsibility of interviews with missionaries being released to go home and new missionaries coming into the field A short conversation with Bishop Ray and Sharon was enjoyed over the phone and also an early one from President Lloyd as he was hurrying to leave for the airport to receive his new This was a most enmissionaries joyable trip for all Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Geri who was taken to the hospital with ruptured a appendix a day or two after the group returned home on September 24th Wednesday The first meeting of the Sally Kanosh DUP camp for the new year was held on Tuesday September 23rd at their building with Captain Nora Price taking charge of the proceedings There were sixteen present including thirteen Sally Kanosh members one visitor and two county officers Dean Robinson and Algie Swallow the the preliminaries Following history of Maria Louisa Grow Worthen was read by Janet Cannon The lesson on Happenings during the year 1886 (100 years ago) was given by Nora Price the afternoon Everyone enjoyed Hopefully this good attendance will continue through the year Funeral services were held on Monday September 22nd in Delta Utah at the Nickle Mortuary for a former Kanosh woman Georgia (Burnham) Crane who as a small girl occupied the former Offie Roger’s home in Kanosh Since her marriage to Frank Crane she had resided in Delta Family prayer was given by Grant A with prelude and Crane brother postlude music by Elaine Robison Bishop Arthur Jeffery conducted vocation was by Edwin Lyman and "Where is Heaven" was sung by Brig and Megan Barker grandchildren by Ella’s They were accompanied daughter Bonnie Porter Barker Helen Baker spoke and Sharia Starley Jan Frampton Carma Bond and Lynnette Bond sang "He Cares for Me” accompanied by Flora Stewart Ella (Crane) Porter sister spoke and Bishop Arthur Jeffery gave the closing remarks was by Shayne Bott Benediction Dedication of the grave was by Robert Ned Porter A lovely luncheon was served following the services at the home of Grant Crane Among those in attendance at these services were Juanita Charlesworth and three of her daughters Carma Cutler Leora Allen and Iris Bond to Laura and Congratulations Monte Kimball on the birth of a baby daughter who was born at the Payson Thurs on Sept 25 1986 Hospital Proud grandparents are Mrs Laurence Ewell of Payson and Mrs Orville Kimball of Kanosh This new' little arrival will be named Amanda Jane Kimball Sat Sept 27 was a special day for Gordan and Paulette Staples who were sealed in the Provo Temple Sweet tle Christa was also sealed to them Accompanying them through the temple were Paulette’s mother Louise Teaney and her sister Jackie Rheinhart and husband Mike also Gordan’s parents President Alton Staples and wife Lorraine Gordan’s sisters: Denise and Vicki and Eric Boyd Christensen Larsqn Bishop Vernon and Alice Christensen Bishop David and Gaye Christensen and Stan and Sue Koyle Overnight guests of Willard and Dathel Whitaker on Friday Sept 26 were their daughter Leah Bunting and husband Bruce daughter Tonya and son Gavin of Kanab While in Kanosh Leah walked across the street to visit her friend Patti (Kimball) Sorenson and congratulate them on their recent sealing as a family at the Manti Temple Sat morning the Buntings left for Salt Lake City to get Tonya settled at LDS Business College for her first year in college A large crowd was in attendance at the missionary farewell for Robert Brunson Sun Sept 28 Guest speaker at the Lamanite Branch was Dell Allgood who gave a very interesting talk on Book of Mormon There were 29 in attendance which included llene Cooper Duane and Larona Melville and three children Melanni Lang (who was the organist) and accompanied by her husband Kevin and three children Mrs Allgood her husband accompanied to the Lamanite Branch The meeting was very interesting t |