Show 'y Page Thurs Jan USPS Millard Count ( 28 y ryir 1988 Community Event wmww mm East Millard DUP well underway King The A Birthday Wish A birthday wish for a special person This special person is full of love warmth and affection Kenny King Kanosh will celebrate his 10th birthday January 27 away from his home and family this year Kenny is a patient at the Primary Children’s Medical Center in Salt Lake City and will be coming home around the second week in February He’s been gone since the 4th of January so we all miss him a lot His mother is planning a birthday party with all the trimmings when Kenny comes home Kenny has been missed by all his family relatives and school friends We will be looking forward to his coming home We hope the Lord will bless and continue to watch over him and make him well KENNY! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Love Mom Gerald Corey Marlena and Greg Jr Grandma and Grandpa and all your aunts and uncles and cousins The average American household watches TV for seven hours and two minutes a day according to AC Nielson reports The lowest point on land is the East Millard Fine Arts Guild The meeting of the East Millard Fine Arts Guild was held January 21 at 4:30 pm in the Millard Fillmore Library The meeting was called to order by Vice President Rita Giles The Club Collect Edna was given by Jacci Johnson McBride led the Pledge of Allegiance The minutes of the previous meeting LaRue were read by Julie Johnson Brockbank gave the financial report The program committee was Jacci Johnson Elva Richmond and Edith Callister The program was presented by Roy Barraclough on the “History of Music” Mr Barraclough gave a very interesting history of music from the Gregorian chants to the present day playing pieces on the piano that represented the different eras of music He said music has added a great deal to society and we all should participate and enjoy good music The next meeting will be held Saturday February 6 at 1:30 pm in the Millard Fillmore Library It will be the Birthday Party and the program will be presented by Verona Hunter Dead Sea 1296 feet below sea level KKSflnmSTT in Direct-To-Consum- Cash er Rebates On Selected Color Televisions! RCA 26 'diagonal ColorTrak 2000 Stereo Monitor-Receiv- Digital Control unified remote Total remote operation with ESP MTS stereo sound system with 5 watts per channel audiovideo monitor panel 110“ Hi Con COTY picture tube CA STEREO ColorTrak 2000 Monitor:Receiver tuning’ onm 5OJ0 'Rjtwj man ThD t 'Wim option l?? gni tpunw without apimer Choc your cable company compatitxirty requirements M RCA 40'ciiagonal ColorTrak ncji Stereo PAHVANT VALLEY SENIOR CITIZENS SCHEDULE Library By Gwen The East Millard County Daughters Utah Pioneers are well underway and are making good progress in collecting histories and other material for their new history book If you live or have lived in East Millard your histories will be accepted and published We are striving to gather histories that will tell the story of the development of East Millard and the people responsible Histories dating back even to 1847 to the present of people places things buildings and businesses will be needed to make up a complete history of this area Keep them coming in! There is no charge for the publication of your histories or photographs Mail to Angie Green PO Box 876 Fillmore UT for further 84631 Phone information Kanosh www w President Millard Fillmore of Kenny www Fillmore Hunter 25 South Librarian Utah Ruth Zmitravich 100 West Art Exhibit The month of February has been set room to exaside in the hibit the works of Millard High’s Art Sterling Scholar Jenny Wright Miss Wright has always had an interest in drawing and painting and has done several community projects in connection with the East Millard Fine Arts Guild designing their program booklet cover and posters for special events for this year A special Open House will be held followed by the at 7 pm on Feb regular monthly programs from the National Gallery of Art at 7:30 presented by Mr Jolley This month’s offering is “In Search of Rembrandt” and should be enjoyable and educational Everyone is cordially invited to both of these activities Refreshments will be served The program is sponsored by the Fillmore Civic Arts Council Book Menders Needed Anyone wishing to learn book mending and wanting to practice on our books should contact Mrs Hunter We now have supplies and instructions and piles of books It has been years since this project was attacked since we have been busy with the new facilities and the fund raising etc to accomplish this Of course the process of weeding books has been sadly neglected and must also be accomplished We are trying to improve our children’s section by taking out worn out books and replacing them with new ones andor mending the salvageable books Some of the oldest books are the favorite and since most are not reprinted we want them to last as long as possible There is also a need for volunteers for the desk on a regular basis Two hours one day a wee would help us out or immensely Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Magazines for Reference Volunteers DeVaun Mitchell and Kevin Lindstrom have helped Mrs Hunter rearrange back issue magazines for easy access for reference and research We are keeping 15 years of the news magazines Time US News & World Report and Newsweek along with National Geographic and Reader’s Several other Digest for research magazines are also kept including Utah Historical Quarterly and 5 years of most of the 50 magazines we take The Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature is on hand for several years back These have proved invaluable in research for school reports and for dividual information searches Some magazines including Reader’s Digest and National Geographic are being kept as far back as we can find issues We find that when inventions or events are current they receive much more space in print and give many more details than when they are condensed for Encyclopedias oor history books For this reason some issues older than 15 years are kept ie the Ju1969 issue of Newsweek which ly 7 reported the Moon Landing New Books were addNew children’s ed to the shelves this last week We have a two volume picture dictionary and a new small set of children’s Encyclopedias for the wonderful curiosity of young children We are unique in the number of nonapparently fiction books checked out “just for the fun” of reading about things At library conventions and workshops we find that our library checks out many more of these than most libraries-- at least a great proportion of the checkouts are Last Day The final chance to hear Newel Day’s old time humorous songs- -a treat you will not want to missis today Jan 28 We have enjoyed the Folk Art Show very much and want to express our thanks for those who loaned work The video andor cassette tape of Newel singing these hilarous songs has been an added bonus If it is not playing when you come in ask for it to be put on Monday Feb 1: Pork chops with dressing Wednesday Feb 3: Roast beef Thursday Feb 4: Mild chili February is the month of Valentines Wouldn’t it be nice if we could all find a little extra love in our hearts to spread around? Don’t forget if you love someone let them know it And do keep smiling — from the old scrapboo- k“1” in idea is what counts FLOWELL Virgie Ivie Ph 7436856 Two young men Johnathan Allen from our and Clinton Christensen ward received graduation certificates from Primary Later they were interviewed by Bishop Ray Nielson who presents their names at Sacrament meeting to be ordained in the Aaronic Priesthood to the office of a deacon They received sustaining votes The next Sunday they were ordained Johnathan by his father Rex Allen and Clinton by Bishop Nielson Jonathan’s parents are Rex and Lynn Allen Clinton’s parents are Fred and Paula Christensen Lee Robinson had a coupie of days here which he spent most of the time visiting his mother at the Fillmore Hospital and some time visiting his brothers Grant and Arleen Ralph and Leah and sister Rheadean and husband George Stephenson at Holden Lee’s home is in Pocatello Dale Robinson was here to enjoy several days with his parents to Ralph and Leah Robinson and grandmother Freda Christensen and Pauline Robinson Dale returned to his school at USU Jan 10 Avalon Johnson has been a patient at the Fillmore Hospital for several her husband days Agnes brought home Jan 13 Our best wishes to you Avalon He will have the best TLC from Agnes Mrs Grant Robinson made a business trip to Salt Lake City Jan 8 They were overnight guests of Arleen’s mother Laura Atha Ruth Allen’s grandson visited her recently Richard and sons Styker and Boe came Fri night and stayed overnight He had a job in Fillmore Sat then he and sons went to their St George home that evening Also coming Fri evening were Terry Hurd his wife Teresa and little daughter Angela They were guests of Grandma Ruth until Sun They also live in St George her son Dean Ruth accompanied Allen to Orem Jan 12 They visited with Ruth’s daughter Clarice Hurd in Orem Also in Provo that day was Rex and Lynn Allen and son Christopher While dad and mom went to a session at the Provo Temple Christopher enjoyed being with his Hurd cousins Fuller took his son Anthony Spencer to Salt Lake to keep an apDeana’s pointment with his doctor mother Erma Dean of Salt Lake Ciand ty accompanied her grandson Anthony and Spencer when they returned home that evening Erma will help her daughter Diana and family until Diana is able to care for the family Avalon Johnson as a patient at the Payson Hospital Jan 15 He underwent major surgery the next day The doctors were very pleased with his recovery They released him Monday Agnes stayed there to be near him Their daughter Rayma Day went up to Payson to drive her parents home on Mon We surely wish Avalon a speedy recovery to good health! Bart Robinson spent Fri Sun last weekend with his parents Grant and Arleen Robinson Fuller took his wife Anthony Diana to Salt Lake City Jan 18 for an with her doctor for a appointment check-uShe is healing well from her Monitor-Receiv- HEARING AID New brighter sharper projection system lens system TV VCR unified remote control MTS stereo sound system with 5 watts per channelt audiovideo monitor panel RCA tuning time and channel number display ’Cnack yout catn company t compa'ipiiiy SERVICE CENTER Repairs - Service - Batteries Adjustments - All Makes FREE Hearing Evaluations Latest Model Hearing Aids At Reasonable Prices requirements to rftatad from mput pen sources IS ThD into with no more ohms tn SEE YOUR RCA DEALER FOR MORE DETAILS Delta Auto b Appliance 341 West Main Delta Phone §642761 Serving Hearing Aid Users Needs of Area For 15 Years Held at KILLPACK MOTEL Monday Feb 1 10 am to 1 pm 864-273- 4 Heme visits welcome BATES HEARING AID SERVICE RIVERTON UTAH POPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC 1 KANOSH Dathel Whitaker Ph Funeral services for Sam Heard of husband of Myrl Utah LaVerkin Whitaker Heard were held on Jan 9 1988 He passed away on Jan 5 1988 All of Myrl’s brothers and sisters with some of their family members Merle being one were in attendance of fourteen children five being deceased there were nine gathered together for the lovely funeral services Because of illness Sam’s and Myrl’s daughter wasn’t able to attend Nora Price is proud of her granddaughter VaLynn as are her parents Charles and DeAnn Price of Pinedale Wyoming In VaLynn’s junior year of high school she received the National Merit Scholarship In December she was voted Student of the Month at her Pinedale High School VaLynn left home on Jan 14 1988 for New Zealand as an Exchange Student where she will take her senior year Before leaving she had her picture taken with two exchange students in Pinedale one from Germany the other from Egypt Congratulations VaLynn We will be looking forward to your return home next December at Sacrament Guest speakers meeting on Jan 17 were Bishop Robert Nielson representing the High his granddaughter Courtney and Kelly Hansen Their Anderson Tami theme was “Honesty” Rasmussen furnished a piano solo: “When I read that sweet story of old” It was a very enjoyable meeting Being as the Kanosh news is short this week I will add some Whitaker “Goings On” Hopefully it will be of interest to some In Jim’s and Sharon’s last letter from Holland they told of an exciting trip the family took during the holidays and which they thoroughly enjoyed They with three other families from their Branch rented a bus had two bus drivers and a tour guide and left for children Italy there were altogether They visited the “Leaning Tower” in Pisa Then on to Florence and then to Rome where they spent two days of touring which wasn’t nearly enough time They saw so many wondrous old ruins and marveled at the type of society they had at that time They spent a whole day in Pompei which as is their son Spencer Always a pleasure to have our young people home from college Spending the weekend with their parents brothers and sisters Wendy Allen and friend Bruce Maxwell with the Rex Allens Sherlyn and Candace Swallow with the Kent Swallows and Michelle Fuller with the Anthony Fullers all from SUSC Paula Christensen is furthering her education at SUSC She commuted since Sept Since the very bad weather she has taken little daughter Kayla who attends nursery school and loves it They were home this past weekend Grant Robinson went to the Manti Temple Jan 14 Archie Christensen him and Ruth Allen accompanied They left here early in the morning and enjoyed the day by accomplishing four sessions each Noma Jackson received a telephone call from her niece telling her that Noma’s sister Claire Schellenberger had passed away in St George where she lived with her daughter Claire had visited here and attended church with Noma many times with her husband the late Floyd Schellengerger She had lived a useful long life being past 90 years Funeral services were held in St George John and Julia Jackson came from their home in Mapleton and mother Noma to the services Noma’s sons Ted and wife Norma Jackson and Merlin and wife Zelda Jackson also attended services for Aunt Clair Burial for her took place in Montana where she and her late husband made their home Clem and LoYa Utley were in St George Jan 14 on business While there they attended a session at the LDS Temple there Pam Freeman braved the cold weather to make a business trip to Salt Lake City Jan 16 accident People once believed Doison into them glasses made was their favorite place and were amazed how well the buildings were preserved The tile mosaics were still in place skeletons plaster casts still around the and one could see the agony on the faces of the people as they slowly died wonderful a trip was All in all this and one they will always remember— Feeling thankful for their safe journey Dinner guests at the Willard Whitakers on Fri Jan 22 were their the full grandson Chad Whitaker and time missionaries: Elders Parker and Martin Elder Martin being a new misthat sionary to this area Learning Elder Martin had been transferred from the Gunnison Utah area Willard asked if he knew a Miles Jensen He replied “Yes he is the Bishop there” This was interesting to Willard because he and Miles Jensen were missionary companions in Texas over fifty years ago When Elder Martin mentioned about laboring in Kanab also a missionary that struck a happy chord too He was asked if he knew their daughter Leah Bunting husband Bruce and family He said “Yes my companion and I Pam Seright’s taught their niece fiancee John Kesner in their home He was baptized by my companion" So it was interesting to Willard and Dathel to meet the Elder who had conElder verted their Martin was happy to learn that Pam and John were married last May and planning to be sealed in the St George Temple next May HOLDEN Cherryl Wood Ph to Bryant and Clara Congratulations Stevens who were chosen as the FFA Young Farm Couple of the Year at the annual Young Farmer Convention last weekend Bryant was also voted in as of the same the State President organization Congratulations Bryant! Also congratulations to the Holden Ward Scouts on taking First Place at the Kondike Derby held last weekend Scoutmaster Harvey Gates and Assistant Scoutmaster Ted Bennett took all the Holden Scouts on the annual winter campout Friday night with all the other Six Scouts in the Fillmore Stake Holden boys earned the “Icicle Award” by daring to sleep out in the open without a tent in 8 degrees below zero weather that night! Ramona Kenney was a patient in the Fillmore Hospital for a few days last week We are glad she is home now and feeling better Gerald Johnson was also a patient in the hospital last week with pneumonia and is home now Lauri Condie is in Salt Lake this week with her son Curtis for skin grafting following burns he received Jan 5 We hope he can come home soon JoAnn Condie is still a patient in the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake following surgery on Jan 16 We wish her the best Keith Baker of Salt Lake was a weekend guest of the Robert Wood He also visited the Don family Dastrups before going back Sunday I would like to thank Ruth Peterson Lichfield of St Johns A Z for her kind words about the Holden news in her Letter to the Editor in last weeks paper JoAnn Condie underwent emergenin the LDS cy surgery Saturday Hospital in Salt Lake where she has been in intensive care the past two weeks President Condie and all the children have been in Salt Lake with her We wish her a speedy recovery to Jeffrey Bennett Congratulations son of Dean and Connie Bennett who received his Eagle Scout Award Sunday His Eagle Project was improving the trail to the Sawmill up Holden CaInez Jeffrey’s grandmother nyon Walkins came down from Idaho for the special occasion as well as Bobbette and Sam White from Logan Faye and Wesley Stephenson had all of their children home for the holidays Their daughter Gayle husband and eight children were here from Seattle and Kevin was down Washington from West Valley City Bob Cathy and five boys of Holden joined them for visiting Dawn Strong and four children have moved into the Vera Nixon home on Main Street in Venice would break if anyone put January 28 1988 will be the registration and first night of class for adult education courses at Millard High School Courses to be offered are: Introduction to Computers Preparation For the GED Test AutoWelding Pottery Making (Art) Cost is $3600 for a twelve week course and $3000 for school graduates over h the ten week courses 18 years old register free 1 For more information call the high school at |