Show P8 6 - Millard County Fillmore community events Days of '47 Royalty Pageant The pageant will take place Saturday May 14 1988 to select a queen and two attendants who will symbolize the ideals of Utah and the pioneers and act as ambassadors of good will while reigning over the Days of 47 celebrations An application must be filled out and mailed to the Daughters of Utah Pioneers 300 No Main St Salt Lake City Ut 84103 no later than Tuesday May 10 1988 Contestants must register between 10:30 am and 12:30 pm Saturday May 14 at the Sons of Utah Pioneers 3301 East 2920 So Salt Lake City Ut Necessary pageant information cluding application for Days of '47 and Royalty Rules and Regulations Time Schedules can be obtained by or writing to Angie calling Green PO Bo 876 Fillmore Ut 84631 and the Pageant material will be mailed to you without cost SCIPIO Maurine Ph Stone Round Valley Camp held their meeting March 14 at the Center A quilt was donated to the Daughter by Ila Mathews Daughters met at o'clock and quilted before the meeting Pres Arlene Memmott presided The was given by Maurine Herbert prayer followed by a song “Love at Home” The pledge was led by Alice Lawson Minutes by Eileen were read Maxine Robins gave the history of Meadow Massacre” the “Mountain and a history of Scipio Cemetery writThe lesson ten by Ruby Quarnberg Camps in States other than Utah was given by Connie Quarnberg Hostesses were Connie Quarnberg Gwen Monroe and Doris Memmott Others attending were Maxine Florence and Ethel Robins Mary Wasden Arlene Ossie Darlene Memmott Edna Bradfield Georgie Ivie Maurine Herbert Alice Lawson Eileen Thompson Leah Quarnberg and guest Vivian Murphy Mrs Ted Thacker were weekend guests of Wallace and Georgia Ivie Georgia Ivie Pat Bingham and Sara traveled to Provo Friday They attended a session in the Provo Temple and stayed with Don and Arlene Hansen in Orem over night Sat they had an appointment with the eye doctor in Provo going on to Salt Lake Georgia visited her sister Virgina Masters in West Valley City while Pat kept a doctor’s appointment and visited her son Michael Carling in Bountiful Bertha Peterson received word her sister had passed away in Houston Texas Lane and Bertha left Friday morning for Texas Many friends and relatives were in town for the wedding of Robert March Thun L'SPS b 24 1980 BABIES Society begins residential drive Fillmore Community Medical Center February 8 1988 11:07 Monday am Jessica Dianne 6 lbs 5 oz (2863 gms) 20 inches long born to Julie and Mark Pierce of Fillmore Sunday 28 1988 1:15 9 lbs 2 oz (4139 born to Robert Gean Monsen of February am Jedediah James gms) 22 inches long Todd and Rae Fillmore 1988 5:13 am Tuesday March John Earl 6 lbs 4 oz (2835 gms) 19V inches long born to Jerry and Marsha Peterson of Scipio Friday March 4 1988 6:23 pm Tawny Shae 6 lbs 13 oz (3090 gms) 19 V inches long born to Shellie and Shawn Cluff of Fillmore Monday March 7 1988 11:28 am Sarah 8 lbs 8 oz (3858 gms) 21 inches long born to Elizabeth and Mark Anderson of Fillmore Tuesday March 8 1988 3:06 pm Pa Myia Yang 6 lbs 4 oz (2835 gms) 20 'j inches long born to Moua Chong and Pao Sang Yang of Fillmore Tuesday March 8 1988 9:07 pm Mark Weston 6 lbs 7 oz (2920 gms) 21 Vi inches long born to Christine and Ross Stevens of Holden Sunday March 13 1988 4:08 am Colt 9 lbs 7 oz (4281 gms) 21 Vi inches long born to Val and Kelly Ann Brinkerhoff of Fillmore and Mindie Warner Mrs Ivan Robins and family and Mrs Randy Memmott and family traveled to Bicknell to attend a wrestling match Scipio Ward Relief Society held their birthday party Wednesday night Clinton and Donna Quarnberg and family spent the day in Mesquite Nevada Mrs Scott Robins and baby Kyle spent the weekend visiting Mrs Gary Robins and family Students home for spring break were Stacie Robins Probert Margaret Jason Quarnberg Curtis Robins Mrs Ryan Monroe Ethel Robins was happily surprised Sat Mar 12 when her sisters Miriam and Donna of Salt Lake Elizabeth Nephi Marva of Levan and Gladys of Cedar City and their husbands stopped and got her and took her to Richfield to visit Ethel’s husband Noel at the Care Center They all had lunch together and then came back to Scioio and spent the evening visiting Mrs George Murphy also joined with them It was a belated birthday for Ethel whose birthday was Mar 5 Mrs Mont B Robins drove to Provo Sat to watch their grandson Joe Beeston play baseball for Ricks College His parents Dick and Essie came from Bothill Wash They all visited with Mark and Karen who are attending BYU Monroe “Don’t give breast cancer a place to hide!” With this announcement from the American Cancer Society the East Millard Unit of ACS hopes to reach women throughout East Millard County with a lifesaving message concerning the early detection of breast cancer The Society has chosen Mammography a highly effective technique used in the early detection of breast cancer as the theme of its April 1988 educational Residential and fundraising Crusae campaign Marlene Whicker Chairperson of the East Millard Unit said: we’ve had remarkable success with mambreast in treating early mography cancers Finding a tumor at its onset means that less extensive surgery may be performed and that the chances of survival may be very high My own case as an example because the cancer was found in a very early stage I have a 90 percent chance of complete recovery and have been cancer free for 3 years" As part of this campaign more than 50 trained ACS volunteers will go distributing a folder entitled found my breast “Mammography ' cancer early and may have saved my life!” to the residents of East Millard County It includes ACS guidelines for breast health and important steps for a woman to follow to help prevent breast cancer a “Mammography of the breast may often detect a tumor before it becomes large enough to be felt even before the woman or her doctor knows it’s there said Mrs Whicker “It’s important to realize that mammography not only saves lives but also saves breasts” she added Despite evidence that mammography is an effective tool in Finding early breast cancer only 19 percent of women over 50 have annual mammograms According to Mrs Whicker “500 in Utah will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year and all women should therefore consider themselves at risk for this disease The local hospital through the efforts of IHC has placed a Dedicated Mammography Unit in the Fillmore Medical Center this eliminates the need for women to travel to other areas to get the mammogram done it is my hope that women will take advantage of this convenience and utilize this unit" “We hope to dispel women’s fears about breast cancer” Mrs Whicker said “Although it’s the most common it type of cancer among women doesn’t have to kill them! We hope that by providing women of Millard County with more information about early detection of breast cancer and mammography they will become more careful about their health that means becoming more aware of their bodies too” she continued For more information about both Residential Days and mammography be sure to contact the American Cancer Society East Millard Unit at or PAHVANT VALLEY Senior Citizens Advisory Council seated left to Robins standing Elaine right: Portia Jensen Fred Scottern RosaLee Goddard Mary Sweeting Tom Reeve Bill Higgins Max Thornton Not pictured: Phil Robison AmberLee Lund 1st birthday celebrated Many plans for Senior Citizens AmberLee Lund celebrated her “First birthday” on February 4 1988 Amber lives in Salt Lake with her mom and dad David and Laurie Lund She had a fun birthday party with lots of cousins and friends to help celebrate Amber is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Tuttle of Holden and Mr and Mrs Gene Lund of Fillmore “Happy Belated Birthday Amber!” The President Millsrd Fillmore Library Gwen Hunter Fillmore Librarian 2S South Utah 100 West Children's Poetry We’d like to pass along some quotes from an article in “Creative Ideas for Living” issue April 1988 by Nancy Price Graff entitled “Words Wit and Wonder” Mrs Graff invites children to open book of surprises- -a package of a poetry She discusses Shel Silverstein’s contributions and points out the “magic found in poetry where every child can be anything they want to be and color things any color they wish We hve four Silverstein books which are vary popular with the young people Among the advantages of reading poetry to and with young children she Susan quotes a mother of Colorado Butler as saying “We like poetry because it has words that stick in your heart” This mother takes advantage of rainy days bedtimes trips etc to share poetry with her children— it only takes a minute— not like reading a novel or even a short story Robert Louis Stevenson is another of her favorite poets He has also been such a favorite of ours that we have a new copy of “A Child’s Garden of Verses” to keep up with demand Mrs Butler also thinks “poetry has taught them (her children) something else important “Poetry has magic in it” she says explaining that the powerful words and emotions in certain poems have helped her children better understand themselves and see new in the world around possibilities them” Levi's 501 & 701 shrink to St jeans LEVIS 501’s & 701’s SHRINK TO FIT JEANS These look " are the original jeans with the and personal Fit that are definitely Levi’s nc 17" 16" 38 k 40 Lengths 36” Lengths or less LEVIS ACID WASH JEANS 701 501 Reg $37 Reg $38 $2695 S2795 definitely Educators have always recommended nursery rhymes for helping preschool children enjoy the rhythms and sounds of language The article quotes Lee Bennett on Hopkins poet and anthologist reading poetry to children He says “Practice reading it aloud to Find a comfortable cadence sound interested by Rosa Lee Robins Pahvant Valley Senior Citizens are busy planning several spring events Under new council members elected in President Fred Scottern January Phillip G Robison Vice President Portia Jensen Secretary Mary Elaine GodRSVP Rep Sweeting dard Council Tom Reeve Council Max Thornton Concil Bill Higgins 6 Co Advisory Co Rosa Lee Robins the annual Pahvant Administrator Valley “Easter Hat Parade” will be held April 8 1988 at 7 pm Senior ladies get out your grab bag and create your special “Easter Hat” Several prizes will be given Dancing and light refreshments will also be a highlight of the evening We hope Delta and Scipio Seniors will join us for an evening of fun On May 27 our “Older American’s Celebration” will be held at the Senior Center Hand made crafts (quilts afghans pillows etc) made by the seniors will be displayed Photography poetry art work home baked goods antiques bake sale dinner and also a We day of continuous entertainment would like all the items displayed to be items you senior' have made since our last celebration in May of 1987 Please be generous and plan on bringing several of your special crafts to display We are looking forward to having The two great Renaissance artists and Leonardo Da Michaelangelo Vinci were both but use your natural voice Then just read it with sincerity and love and enjoy it” We agree Check out our children’s poetry books and enjoy short periods of love and warmth with your child or grandchild Overdue Fines There has been a very good response to the one month check out period We hope to help everyone get used to returning books on time however we are having a small problem with books left in the “Drop Box” which are overdue and not mentioned to the librarian at the desk We have made up a list of Fines— both large and small—on books from the Drop Box for the last several months These are on RETURNED books not books still out We checked the total twice and it is: m 15 cents to $10 (a particular family total) This represents a substantial sum of money — also many to teach responsibility opportunities and honesty Please check the list on the desk when you come in for your next group of books — See you in the library— Can Chiropractic Treatment Help You? 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Come and join the parade It’s always such fun Of course those unconventional Misfits from Meadow will be there to supply the music Invitations are being sent to the surrounding towns so there should be a good crowd |