| Show Pge 10 - Millard County USPS Thurs Sept 15 198S '"I The President Millard Fillmore Library By Gwen Elder and Sister James Larsen Larsens receive mission call Their farewell will be held in the Oak City 1st Ward on Sunday Sept 25 at 10:45 am They will enter the N1TC on Oct 12 1988 Elder and Sister James Larsen have been called on a mission for the LDS Church to South Carolina Columbia Mission Wedding reminder Utah 100 West Improved Services The installation of a folding door in the Multipurpose room at the library will make it possible to hold two small to medium sized literacy classes at one room time This is a very and has been a great asset to the comThe LDS Church replaced munity their door in the Fillmore Seminary and we were able to get the old one which was adequate for our facility With the help of the Literacy Grant we were able to install the door last week Calvin Petersen of Won Der Door of Salt Lake City an expert who works all over the United States came down for a job through the help of Wilford Jenson local contractor New Equipment For Use Our media room for the public is taking shape now with the addition of slide sorter and a slide projector We have also ordered a photocopier large laminator which will take a full irarnip Cherryl Wood Ph Otto and Allie Hunter received word twin great grandchildren born to Jenny and Scott Sykes of Pleasant Grove last week The twins will be named Patricia Marie and James Aarl Dr Aarl and Ann Hunter are grandparents Visiting Otto and Allie Hunter recently were their daughter Jane Carling and two sons of Moab A warm welcome to all the new families who have moved to Holden recently: The David Johnson family have moved over from Fillmore into the Helen Larson home David works at IPP The Frazier family has recently moved into the Glen Johnson home across Mr Frazier from Hazel Harmon drives truck for Glade Stevens Janet and Jim Rich and four children have moved back from Fillmore into the Cy and Ane Stevens home across from Horace Harmon Calvin and Tammy Bennett and children have moved into the Brad Cluff home Karen and Art and family have moved back to Holden and are living with Karen's mother Ina Robison The Edward and Maude Stevens Family Reunion was held last Saturday in the Holden Park Over 200 people attended and went to Delta to Aunt Helen Baker’s home where they enjoyed an afternoon of water skiing at the Delta Reservoir Visiting Max and Pal Wood for the of Temple You are cordially invited to attend an open house in their honor on Saturday September 17 1988 from 7 to 9 pm at the Pahvant Senior Citizens Center 55 South 400 West Fillmore Utah Everyone is cordially invited R r BABIES H Fillmore Community Medical Center Friday August 19 1988 10:52 am Heather 7 lbs 5 oz (3317 gms) 20': inches long bom to Vicki and Eric Larsen of Fillmore Friday August 19 1988 8:41 am Jed Willie 8 lbs 6 oz (3799 gms) 21 inches long born to Lena and Andy Brown of Fillmore Friday August 19 1988 430 p m Cody Allen 4 lbs 7 oz (2013 gms) 17 inches long born to Tina and Wayne Holding of Fillmore Sunday August 21 1988 6:54 pm Lauren Bethany 10 lbs (4536 gms) 22 inches long born to Dona and Ben Carling of Fillmore TTMH TO n The Army Reserves Tuition Assistance Program offers Reservists financial help in meeting hills at nearby colleges trade schools art schools and business schools You train one weekend a month usually plus two weeks annual training and you’ll be put— ting extra money in vour pocket over $80 per weekend The smart move is to call us right now at: T77-r- EE ALL YOU CAN BE ARMY RESERVE i 25 South GOLDEN Mr and Mrs Farell H DeLeeuw of Bullhead Arizona announce the marto Heather riage of their daughter Darcy Webster Burt son of Mr and Mrs F Burt on Friday Donald September 16 1988 in the Manti LDS rs4?£ Fillmore Hunter Librarian size poster sheet We hope these new additions will be of service to the comThe munity members projector and film reader and be only used the slide projector-min the building Since meetings may be held here for any group we feel it is necessary to have equipment These items were purchased from the Development Grant from the State which is not to be included in the budget but spent for items or books that will improve the service Last year’s Development Grant was spent books on children’s largely nonfiction including a set of Science Encyclopedias for children New Children’s Books new We have over a hundred children’s books mostly fiction this time We were getting low on picture books and early readers and have filled this need Please pass on an invitation to all the little patrons of the area Update User Cards The Board has asked us to update our cards and get an accurate count of active patrons Please do this on your next visit to the library New Hours Let us review our new hours with to 6 you: 2 to 7 pm weekdays and pm on Saturdays —See you in the Librar- y- NEW FOLDING DOOR in Room is installed by Calvin Petersen EM bookmobile schedule Monday Sept 19: pm Scipio 4 pm Holden Tuesday Sept 20: 8:30am 3 p m Fillmore Elementary School 315-pm Mushroom Plant 430-- pm Flowed Wednesday Sept 21: 11:30 a m 45 p m Fillmore Middle School p m pm Duane’s Foodtown Meadow pm Kanosh weekend were their daughters Debbie Camp and family of Salma and Karen Cox and family of Provo Max's brother Clair Wood of Reno NV was here for the reunion and was a house guest of Max and Pat (imlJ tj The East Millard Fine Arts opening social will be Saturday Sept 17 1988 at pm This fall it will be held in the garden of Ilene Cooper Luncheon will be served so make your reservations with Rita Giles or Nadenc Perkes The cost will be S500 per person There will also be musical entertainment by the Fillmore High Lites L 5Sg§s§5r' A Dixie Funk Dixie and Frank Funk tour China Funks stayed at the beautiful Ramada Inn They found Hong Kong to be a modern city with thousands of places to shop and lots of apartments and business buildings but with narrow streets and very noisy You can see everything from fancy malls to little meat and fish produce markets Sight seeing and snapping photos was fun They saw Hong Kong Islands and Victoria Peak where you could see all over the harbor with big ships and junks then on to Tiger Balm Gardens Another day was spent taking a harbor cruise and seeing the house boats and a floating super market that sold goods to the house boat people And still another tour included going to Kawloon and the New Territories The scenery was beautiful cluding the many duck farms Then back to Flong Kong Island and Stanley Market and more shopping for hand crocheted items and other hand made treasures After almost a months vacation it was time to say goodbye to China and Frank as he flew back to Ping Shuo to resume his work and Dixie back to the good old USA It was a long and tiring flight over the ocean but what a beautiful sight when looking down over San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge Dixie changed planes in San Francisco and flew to Salt Lake City where her son Tim met her at the airport Dixie met people from all over the world Australia England Singapore Netherlands India Italy Germany and also people from all over the United States She says “It was great to go but just as great to see Fillmore and my family and friends again” Leaving from Salt Lake City on 1988 Dixie Funk flew to San August Francisco Tokyo and Shanghai where she went through immigration then on China which was her to Biejing destination a very long 23 hours total time At Beijing she went through customs and met her husband Frank at the airport They stayed overnight at the Great Wall Sheraton Hotel in Beijing then flew by company plane to remote Shangxi Province in the little town of Ping Shuo where Frank is employed for the An TA1 BAO Project for Oxiden-ta- l The people were very Petroleum friendly even though language was a Living conditions in Ping problem Shuo are very poor but the people seem happy They raise beautiful gardens getting their produce to market by donkey and carts The children are special there as they are in the United lots of States happy inquisitive energy and beautiful especially the tle ones in their pants After saying goodbye to Ping Shuo they were off to Beijing by way of train changing trains in Da Tong a 12 hour ride On the train were lots of people visiting playing cards and drinking tea From the station two couriers escorted the Funks to The Ledo Holiday Inn in Beijing While there they did lots of shopping and took a number of tours which included the Great Wall Ming Tombs Forbidden City Summer Palace and Beijing Zoo All this and five million bicycles Then on to Hong Kong by plane Landing in Hong Kong is very tersting the landing strip is right next to the harbor and high rise buildings During their tour of Hong Kong and surrounding places of interest the FLOWELL KANOSH Virgie Ivie Ph Dathel Whitaker Ph LeeAnne Christensen has finished her summer secretary work at the Aspen summer camp up Provo Canyon She is home with parents Fred and Paula Christensen and family Ruthmary Brower accompanied her sister Peggy Robison and her son Jaron Robison to Spanish Fork Aug 30 Ruthmary visited her sister and Shirley and Lowell On Sept Dobson 2 Shirley and Ruthmary went to Ogden On their way they stopped in Lehi and picked up their niece Zola's daughter Marba (Mrs Merlin) Utley Terry and m Salt Lake City another niece Geraldine (Mrs Gary) Litzo They were in Ogden to honor their sister Zola Brower Utley for hei birthday Joining them were sisters Lucy Dawn Draper and husband Bryce of Hyde Park Naomi and Ray Fitzgerald Springs llle and Darlene Utley Salt Lake City Zola’s daughter who also lives in Ogden Judy (Mrs Larry) Phelps joined them On Aug 27 Sherlyn Swallow Michelle Fuller and Brenda Robinson hosted a kitchen shower at the Fuller home m honor of Wendy Allen The bride to be received many lovely and useful gifts On Sept 3 Nkendy and her mother Lynn Allen went to Cedar City to get Wendy’s apartment ready to move m when school starts at SUSC Two young people from here were baptized members of the LDS Church Ward Sept 3 at the Fillmore Brandon Christensen son of Ken and Serena Christensen was baptized and confirmed by his father Jaycie Crapo daughter of Kent and Donna Crapo was baptized and confirmed by her Brandon and Jaycie sang a father by They were accompanied song Shirley Nielsen She is the wife of Bishop Ramon Nielsen who also tended Jaycie's grandfather Delbert Crapo was there and her unde and aunt Dean and Sharia boles traveled from Price for this special occasion had many relatives too Brandon Archie and Shirley Grandparents Christensen Boyd and Judy Melville Uncle Terry and Aunt Terri Lynn and family from Cedar City Uncle Kevin Aunt Marlene Christensen and Flow ell Uncle Mike and children I Sat Sept 10 was the wedding day for Sherri Whitaker and Clark Crook in the Manti Temple Attending were the parents of the bride Melvin and Lorraine Whitaker mothers of the groom Karen Crook Bishop Vernon and wife Alice the Christensen groom’s two sisters Allyson and Chris with their husbands Jerry and Annette Heki and son Keith Mrs Mike (CinNorman and Amber dy) Whitaker Mark and Sandy Nielson George Anita Higgs Bruce and Leah Bunting Willard and Dathel Whitaker (grandparents of the bride) The wedding party ascended the spiral staircase into a beautiful sealing room where the marriage took place The mother of the groom hosted a delicious wedding dinner at the Kanosh Ward Church for friends family and relatives at 3 pm The Kanosh City Park was decorated for the reception The bride’s mother Lorraine made the cake and served it The couple are at home in Ogden W eekend guests of Melvin and Lorraine were Cindy Whitaker and 4 children Fallon NV guests of Doug and Sue Whitaker were Kent and Beth Bender and children Las egas NV guests of Norman and Amber George were Annette and Jerry Heki and son Keith weekend guests of Willard and Dathel Whitaker were Bruce and Leah Bunting and family Kanab UT Linda Martin and son Eddie of Grantsv ille and lady friend Julia Aunt Kim Melville and children Delta Uncle Rick and Aunt Ann Melville and family Salt Lake City Aunt Barbara Christensen Fillmore Clayton 'Williams of Nephi spent two days last week helping his sister irgie Ivie On Sept 2 Jack and Lisa Higley and children Aaron Jessica Benjamin Nathan and Jacquelyn spent Labor Day with her mother Virgie Ivie The family helped with housework and yard work Also coming to visit Sunwith day afternoon irgie and the Higleys were her grandchildren Terry and Terri Lynn Baldwin and their R John children Avery Kimberly and Kadee They were guests of her Bovd and Judy Melville at parents Fillmore Sept 3 and 4 Graveside services were held at the Kanosh Cemetery on Tues Sept 13 at 2:30 pm for Sally M Paxton age 56 wife of Carl Paxton She is survived by husband seven sons and one daughter Two of the sons Marion Earl of Bountiful and Larry of Fillmore were former residents of Kanosh Funeral services were also held Tues at 10 am in Salt Lake City PAHVANT VALLEY SENIOR CITIZENS SCHEDULE Ruth Zmitiavich Monday casserole Sept Wednesday 19: Hamburger Sepi 21: rice Baked chicken Thursday Sept 22: Salisbury steak The birthday potluck will be heid on Friday Sept 23 Check out the lists for trips h:ther and yon State Fair and Ice Capades on Saturday Sept 17 The new museum at Cove Fort on Sat Sept 24 Milford for a Chinese dinner on Tues Sept 27 Thurs Sept 22 is the last chance to sign up for the two day “Defensive Driving” course The cost is $7 00 and most insurance companies are willing to take this training into consideration on their premiums This is worth looking into for one’s own sake Miller returns from Hawaii Charlene Smith Miller just returned home from Honolulu Hawaii where she has been since Aug 22 1988 She employed by the Federal Aviation Administration who sent her to Honolulu to assist m cutting over the Diamond Head Constrator into the National Aerospace Data Interchange network switch which is located m Salt Lake City Utan She was accompanied bv her husband Richard Miller Charlene is the daughter of James J and June Smith of Fillmore Utah is |
