Show LSPS Millard County jDelta City Library News imuAmi m iLLm i a By Marian We need to make a correction that was in the paper last week The date for the Origami Story Hour is on February 12 1988 not on the 13th Don't forget the time is 4:00 We will be making all sorts of fun and different paper items We held our first Preschool Story Hour on Wednesday Feb 3 1988 We had quite a few but would like to have more From now on every Wednesday at 10 am we will have a story hour for all the preschoolers Our first week was on counting and numbers The children found stickers and got some candy This week there is a puppet show scheduled Fun and exciting things are going to happen at the Library for sure yours comes preschoolers-mato take advantage of this program The Big Scrabble Tournament is still on for this Thursday night Feb at 7 pm We still have several openings and hope that you will come in and sign up pronto! We are asking a $200 entrance fee with the winner walking away with some red hot cash Now don’t be shy or an old stick in the mud We need a lot of people to have a night out full of fun All of you scouts that are celebrating Scout Week at this time don’t forget that the Library has a lot of the scout merit badge books that can be checked out for your use Come in and let us help you find the pamphlets that you need to get you to that Eagle Scout rank! Our display of some of our local talent is up and ready for everyone to come in and see Take some leisure time out and come and browse the library for some interesting work We have a new Board member that was appointed a few weeks ago She is Gerry Ogden mother of 7 wife of one husband reader of many many many books We are pleased with the appointment and look forward to working with her The library is selling some books that you may be interested in They are about bulbs lawns deck plans Mexican Cooking soups and stews inexpensive meats and the complete book of picnics to name a few These are being sold for $400 each and the money from the sale of these books will be spent for children’s books If any of these titles strike your fancy come in and purchase them Pahvant Piecers to meet Feb 23 After holidays Piecers terested being on vacation for the and bad weather the Pahvant will be meeting again! All quilters in Delta and the surrounding areas are invited to meet Feb 23 at 7 pm This Tuesday meeting will be at Mom’s Crafts and Fabrics We will be introducing two new quilt blocks for our sampler quilt This is a meeting so anyone who wants to make their own sampler quilt is invited to come The first three block be available will patterns Also concrete plans will be made for future workshops classes and guests Claire Field has consented to come and teach a variety of classes also Tamara Boren who teaches strip piecing and beginning quilt classes We need your input and your commitment to get these excellent structors to our area As always we encourage and plead with you to bring your projects Show and tell is the best way to get ideas and If you have any questions motivation see Peggy at Mom’s Fabrics and Crafts or call Rose Ann Young Thank you The family of Richard Killpack would like to express their appreciation and thanks to all who have been so helpful and kind A special thank you to Delta Community Medical Center nurses staff Dr Henrie EMTs Highway Patrol Gene Zwaryck and all those who have send cards flowers made telephone calls brought food and expressed love and concern to our symptahy family We love this area and we know that it is the people that live here that mak- - it so special Hard and Dorothy Killpack ’arm and Dale Roper A family Ann and Paul Tinker A family Kay and Connie Killpack A family Robert and Dianne Killpack A family Roger and Bobbie Killpack A family Thank you We would like to express our gratitude and appreciation for all of the kindnesses and sympathy that the people of this community have graciously shown our family It is so great to have such special people as friends We love and appreciate all of you! Pres John R Condie Jr Kelly and Denise Tuttle Steven and Lauri Condie James and Tamara Beckstrand Carleen Condie David Condie Thun Feb 11 19M Page 5 Girl Scout cookies for sale Across Utah more than 6000 Girl Scouts are preparing for the Utah Girl Scout Council’s S4th annual cookie sale The Girl Scouts in the Delta area will be taking orders from February 19 We have 3 new Girl through March Scout troops selling this year in Delta The cookies are $2 per box and will be delivered between April 4 and 19 A portion of cookie sale proceeds goes directly to local troops for activities such as camping special projects and trips Other proceeds support council needs such as resident camp and enrichment program costs For each box sold individual Girl Scouts receive credits which can be redeemed for merchandise and camping and council event fees Last year more than 750000 boxes of cookies were sold to Utah customers The seven varieties of Girl Scout cookies are: Thin Mints Echos Samoas Tagalongs Trefoils and Chocolate Chunks For more information on the cookie sale contac Deb Jones Service Unit Chairman at Larson completes training Pvt Darlan L Larson son of Brent L and Pamela R Larson of Hinckley Utah has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri During the training students received instruction in drill and ceremonies weapons map reading tactics military courtesy military justice first aid and Army history and traditions He is a 1987 graduate of Delta High School David Remkes completes training Navy Seaman Recruit David M Remkes son of Carl N and Mary K Remkes of Holden UT has completed recruit training at Recruit Training Center Great Lakes IL training During Remkes’ cycle he studied general military subjects designed to prepare him for further academic and training in one of the Navy’s 85 basic fields Remkes’ studies included seamanship close order drill Naval history and first aid Personnel who complete this course of instruction are eligible for three hours of college credit in Physical Education and Hygiene A 1987 graduate of Millard High School Fillmore he joined the Navy in May 1987 Niverson and Dutson to wed Mr and Mrs Larry Niverson of Calif are pleased to anAnaheim nounce the marriage of their daughter Donna Lynne to W'illiam Gary Dutson son of Mr and Mrs William Dutson on Friday February 12 1988 in the Manti LDS Temple Everyone is invited to a reception that evening from 8 to 11:30 pm in the Oak City Ward Cultural Hall There will be dancing and a program at 9:30 No invitations are being sent locally West Millard bookmobile schedule Feb 15: Presidents’ Day Monday Holiday Tuesday Feb 16: 8:30 am 3 pm Delta South Elementary School 3:30-pm Sutherland Feb 17: 2:30-Wednesday pm Hinckley pm Deseret 5:20-Chapel pm pm Oasis Thursday Feb 18: 8:30 am 3 pm Delta North Elementary School 3:30-pm Quality Market 5:15-- pm White Sage Subdivision Thank you We would like to thank all those who helped and supported our family during Curtis’ accident We have received so much love and concern It has realus through this difficult ly brought time We would also like to thank Dr the nurses and ambulance Jackson crew who helped us so much that first night We have been very blessed Steve and Lauri Condie PAST PRESIDENT Ulala Mace New President Algie Swallow President Barta Swenson UAHA Regional Representatives Gehre and Elva Pierce UAH A Virginia LOCAL VOLUNTEERS gather to plan American Cancer Society's Daffodil Days Pictures are Marlene Whicker Edna McBride Alice Christensen Kelley Carter Marlene Cummings Bonnie Christensen and Gloria Probert Not pictured volunteers include Verlene Phillips Janet Cooper Gae Christensen Susan Duncan Fae Peterson Rayma Day and Elva Richman FCMC Auxiliary holds luncheon The Fillmore Community Medical Center Auxiliary held their annual and appreciation luncheon on January 28 at the hospital A lovely meal was served by the kitchen staff and a beautiful pink carnation was given to each member from the hospital administration President of the Barta Swenson Utah Association of Hospital Auxiliaries along with Elva Pierce and e UAHA Regional were in attendance Representatives Other special guests were Roy Hospital Administrator Elva Assistant Administrative Richman Rhea Grey Nursing Supervisor and Recreational Debbie Wingett Therapist Delightful entertainment was provided by Marlow Mace and Cathryn Daffodil Days are coming! Daffodil Days are March 14 through 1988 21 When hundreds of fresh golden daffodils will flood the area bringing a message of spring and hope for the final conquest of cancer The daffodil is the American Cancer Society’s symbol of hope and the fresh blooms will be offered for donations (suggested minimum $300 for a bouquet of ten) to support cancer research The President Millard Fillmore f BABIES We wish to sincerely thank all the people that responded so willingly to our fire in the beauty my patrons waiting for me to get back in business to Fashion Rite for their kind offer to Delta 1st Ward for their willingness to help and the heater they to family and friend that brought worked day and night to get me back into business so fast to the Delta firemen who were here in minutes and were so careful not to cause anymore' damage than necessary and to a very generous neighbor who wishes to main anonymous who was ready with checkbook in hand before the fire was hardly out We thank you all Dave A Katie Poulsen Thank you want to express my sincere thanks for the gratitude shown me in this cent illness For all the telephone calls from my children Bill and Nila Hogan a pint of blood each from a dear friend Scott Anderon to Dr Lyman who held my hand and the part he played in helping rid me of pneumonia to my famiVilda and Carolyn Jed ly here Johnson for taking me into their lovely home and waiting on me hand and foot for so long for the beautiful blessings given by Neil Dutson and Jed Johnson for my daughter and husband and little family who came through the snow and cold from Wyoming to see me for the strength of Kathleen’s arms and hands for the warmth in my son Clark’s arms for my daughter Claudia Terrell who’s bright and cheery voice called so much and took care of our mail for Max who shoveled the snow and ice from our home and kept the home fires burning to my brother and wife Raymond and Mildred Walters to my sister Desdemona Collard who came bringing their gifts of love and cheer to Burt and Joe Fullmer and Darline who came so far to see me for the calls from Bert and Norma Jensen for the visits of my grandchildren (2v of them) for the constant care of nn sweetheart of 60 years Guy Terrell will be coming home soon Pearl Terrell Thank you We the family of Nada H Olise would like to express our deepest appreciation and thanks to all of those who were so kind and thoughtful during our time of sorrow' We would especially like to thank Kanosh Ward Bishopric and Relief Society for all their services The Family of Nada H Olise believe if you use the same your dog uses you will he dreams I (C r SSj 1988 j Delta Community Medical Center Saturday February 6 1988 8:22 7 lbs lOYi oz (3481 inches long born to Michael Dean and Konie Kim Day Broderick of Delta am Jessica gms) 202 Days are proud parents of twins Days are proud parents of twins Of interest to both Delta and Fillmore folks were the arrival of twin dauhters born to Ron and Beverly Day These little girls were not due to make their appearance until April 13 but Momma went into labor Christmas Day and has been hospitalized most of the time since Ann Taylor Bev’s mom has been in Salt Lake with Bev most of that time with Ron’s mom taking turns now and then to spell Ann off for a day or two The little girls were born February 4 and will be named Nichole and Natalie Anxiously awaiting at home is two and a half year old sister Jamie Ann The twins will remain in the hospital an undetermined time These are first time twins on either family tree in a long time Proud grandparents are Stewart and Ann Taylor of Delta and Kenneth and Annette Day of Fillmore Ron Bev and Jamie Ann moved from Delta to Salt Lake in October Ron is employed by Great Basin Trucks He managed in the parts department Big A Auto Parts in Delta before its closure r 4 Fillmore Hunter Gwen : Katie's 4 Friend from Egypt The Salt Lake Tribune review of “A Woman of Egypt” is too brief to let us know what an interesting account of the life of Madam Sadat and her family including the late President Sadat is in her recent book presented copyright 1987 Having met and visited with her in Cairo during the summer of 977 four years before the assassination of the President the book brings back pleasant memories of this outstanding woman She would be outstanding in any country or culture but more so in the Muslim world of Egypt The book which is written in any easy manner makes for interesting reading It was a gift to the library and is now on the shelf of new books If it is gone when you come for it put your name on the waiting list Historical Novel Series There are several writers who have produced series of historical novels about generations of people in the same family Most of these make absorbing reading well researched but of course fictionalized Some of our acquisitions which we recommnd are: Catherine Cookson’s series on “Tilly” (three books) Phillipa Carr pseudo name for Victoria Holt series of English aristocracy-ithirteen books Jean Plaidy’s series on the English royalty in six novels and other writers like Louis L’Amour and his Sackett Series A humorous series we have previousin Dorothy Gilman’s ly mentioned which is Mrs Pollifax adventures delightful and well written Art Exhibit Although the Exhibit was omitted from the calendar in last weeks paper the Sterling Scholar Art Exhibit of the works of Jennifer Wright is still being shown in the Multipurpose room at the library The exhibit will continue until PAHVANT VALLEY SENIOR CITIZENS SCHEDULE Girl Scout Kut & Kuri ! Will be back in business Feb 10 After Days Are Here Again! Fire-Ca- 8642651 GIRL SCOUTS Amrncft'a mini rew ardmg ' Bret Barben Barben called to serve mission Elder Bret Barben son of Gordon and Penny Barben of St George Utah has received a mission call to Hawaii He goes into the mission home on February 17 1988 A mission farewell will be held in St George on February 14 Bret is a grandson of Archie and Eddys Barben of Delta The farewell will be held at the 24th Ward at 12:00 in St George Utah Feb 22 Miss Wright’s works are watercolor and pencil including colored pencil works have been acThese complished during the last two years along with other public service works not shown We congratulate her on her efforts and wish her success in the competition For alenline We have some beautiful bookmarks which would be an impressive little gift to include in your special valentines Come in and see them! —See you in (he Library FOR VALENTINES Feb 15: Spaghetti and Monday meatballs Wednesday Feb 17: Baked ham Thursday Feb 18: Potluck Birthday dinner 12:00 noon The BYU dancers will be entertaining at the Marriott Center next Saturday evening The list is out If you care to go be sure to sign up A We'll deliver 2 long stemmed roses and a one of a kind lingerie Hem (his or hers) U ON SALE 1 7 TEBBYGRAMS Ruth Zmitravich what r Utah 25 South 100 West Librarian 2vf! if education and service programs Donate for Daffodils order bouYou’ll enjoy their quets in advance spring beauty yourself and you can give them to a special friend or family member For advance orders and further information call Gloria Probert or Bonnie Christensen Library Thank you People pillow dream Nielsen Marlow sang two songs accompanied by Cathryn on the piano followed by Cathryn playing a piano solo Barta Swenson installed the new auxiliary board members as follows: President Algie Swallow Vice Bly Nixon Laura Jensen Treasurer Secretary Cindy Day Historian De Vaun Mitchell Past PresidentParliamentarian Ulala Mace Chairman Lena Snyder Sewing Chairman Helen Stevens Youth Leader Louise BenOrlene nett Gift Shop Chairman Pink Day Chairman Christensen Cherryl Wood Bake Sale Chairman Cathryn Nielsen and Publicity Chairman Virginia Gehre If anyone is terested in joining the auxiliary please call Algie Swallow to your Valentine at U6 4 Prices start NOW! Diamond Jubilee NOW $399 Reg $649 h£lVTRyHRAL R 62 West Main Delta Utah 2100 NOW $349 Reg $549 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! Contact Julie at the Chronicle Progress 4 or li--— Ask 8' about our boudoir baskets a a a' 'IJTf |