Show - Millard County 6 s Thurs Dec L’SPS 22 1988 The Fillmore Public Health will do Cholesterol Screening for the public on in the afternoon All Jan 3 from it takes is a “finger stick” and a Education nominal charge of $6 counseling will also be available Come find out if you are at risk for heart disease The Public Health Dept is located on the north end of the Pahvant Senior Citizens Center Also if you have an organization in need of this service 'call us at Our sympathy to Stanley Harmon on the passing of his mother Hazale Harmon on Friday Dec 16 Funeral services were held on Monday Dec 19 in the Holden Ward We will all miss this weekdays Pahvant Valley Senior Schedule Ruth Zmltravich Wednesday Dec 28: Meatballs with mushroom gravy Dec 29: Bean and ham Thursday soup Have a Merry Christmas and may the rainbow touch your shoulder all through the coming year Thank you Alton and Lorraine Staples Called to serve as missionaries Alton and Lorraine Staples Kanosh Utah have been called serve as missionaries for the Church Jesus Christ of Saints in wmm of to of the mm The President Millard Fillmore Library By Gwen Librarian Hunter Fillmore 25 South Utah 100 West “Christmas is Coming” Although this is not news to anyone the new craft book with this title is new Kids activities are included with fun easy and mostly inexpensive gifts and decorations to help them contribute to the Jjstivities We still believathat people enjoy gifts and giving more if something of the “self” is part of the gift Time effort thought and energy not to mention the creative exercise are all precious and enriching gifts Other craft books are on hand to help stretch the Christmas budget Some time of course will be needed so if you have more time than money these books are for you “Giftique Table” Beautiful inexpensive items on the table are: library giftique bookmarks pot holders decorated book bags some with dinosaur decoration pin cushions and other small but special gifts Come in and shop “In National Magazine” Cliff and Ella Purcell’s son Carl has a beautiful informative article in “The Artist’s Magazine” for January 1989 It was really exciting to open this new issue (not in the library--a- t If you you'll start with a penny and end up with more than Brisbane Australian Mission Their farewell will be held Sunday Jan 8 1989 at 1:50 am in the Kanosh Ward Chapel They will enter the MTC on Jan 11 Hunter’s) and accidentally find such a treasure The cover introduced an triguing idea of batik on paper that it was the first page looked at Then thumbing along without reading the table of contents up sprang a painting shown in the library last May “That’s Purcell’s!” Right! The “Outcrop” reproduction led into a six page article by Carl (Snow College Art faculty) entitled “Capture the Designs of Desert Canyons” with 15 photos The designing and painting process were clearly outlined and illustrated Twelve of the photos are in color which is one of Purcell’s strongest strong points His colors are always rich and vibrant and his watercolor technique most excellent We congratulate Carl on this excellent article Patrons will remember also we mentioned his gift to the library after the AllredPurcell Exhibit last May Carl and Mrs Hunter worked out a deal where the library paid part on the painting from fund raising and he generously donated the other ly because we were Fillmore Library The painting is currently in the Poetry Corner “Many New Books" Don’t get caught during the after let Christmas down without good books on hand Since our check out period is one month squeeze out a few minutes to drop in and replenish your supply from our many new books— or get some of your old favorite author’s works to enjoy YOU deserve a treat! -- See you in the librar- y- double your money five million dollars every day for a month All Is Calm All Is Bright The family of Beulah P Jorgensen express their sincere appreciation for the love kindness and support given them at the time of their dear mother’s sickness and passing Dr Yang and staff the EMT’s Pam Robison and Evalo Anderson the the 2nd Ward Olpin Mortuary Bishopric and the 2nd Ward Relief Society for their delicious luncheon and food brought into the home to our many friends for their cards flowers food and words of phone calls comfort It is in times like this that one realizes the true meaning of caring Thank you Lee and Margo Warner Henry & Dawn Crosland Don & Ann Stevens Orrin & Glenna Rose Jorgensen Bruce & Y’icki Haws Love is lighting a tree The American Cancer Society tree in the window of DCR Department store is beginning to blossom with ornaments and bows Each representing a S500 donation made by someone many in honor or memory of a loved one or a friend or someone special These donations will help in the fight against cancer and hopefully will also remind someone to be aware of the and the warning signs of cancer wisdom of early detection We all are involved in the fight against cancer and this is one way you can help Send your donations to American Cancer Society in care of Meadow Utah Joyce Beckstrand 84644 or give it to any one of the East Millard Unit Board: Marlene Whicker Alice Christensen JoAnn Larsen Elva Richman Joyce Beckstrand or Darlene Kindred If you want that donation to be in honor or memory of someone just specify with your donation Help us cover that tree with bows of love and hope This weeks donations: Gloria in memory of Margaret Probert Marlene Whicker in honor of Darlene Kindred and Alice Christensen Frances Westfall John V Rogers Bill Turner Gary and Sara Ellen Stevens in memory of LaRue George Stevens Virgie W Ivie in memory of Woodrow F Rasmussen Lorraine Patsy Iverson Staples in memory of Ward Stevens and Ila Stevens Guy L Robins in memory of Helen Robins Venn a J Copping in memory of Bud Copping LaVoy Martin Carol Wise in memory of Noma C Cahoon Evelyn Teeples in memory of Michelle Bennett and Kirk Johnson When you barbecue marinades and sauces sodium with spice blends replace high in and herb Christmas is the brii’hlest season of the year The lights that glow with merriment set this season apart Irom all others That's one reason we provide many of the communities in our service territory w ith power for Christmas street lighting at no charge May this Christmas season be both calm and bright for you C l toldns RYYIGOTmcmr REftSOESS FOR 1VTTH NOT KXSSm SUCOSS t ecftor Oethe inc ast bpor rr ec spnn jucr rntines ferunce tr jroj’J'v ar Sor lap tx Vt sanoato wtr tVAwjpser anc cart"- anc fusel veo K0TK3J4 KiTS Tiff Utah fAv n i4 mat r rn rr t'o jnr irh br ITU PCLRRIS : numcp r DEARDEN EQUIPMENT 1 I Ld7 125 So Main Fillmore I Douglas V Dearden lovely lady greatly Graveside services were held for Gerald Johnson on Wed Dec 14 in the Holden Cemetery Our sympathy to his wife Crisula and three daughters Rachel Robison of Fillmore Geraldine Peterson of Provo and Mollie McBride of Florida Funeral services were held in the Holden Ward for Charlotte Stevens Upper of Loma Linda CA who died on Dec 10 Here for the services were her daughter Margene Devaux and childen of Loma Linda a brother Dr Wallace Stevens and wife Ruth of Salt Lake All of the children of Reuben and Renan Stevens Jay and Helen Stevens and Lucille Stevens were here for the services also Ken and Lori Tuttle and Bryant and Clara Stevens attended a National Young Farmers Institute Convention in Salt Lake City at the Mariott Hotel last week for five days They were on the Institute Committee in charge of the convention which they had been working on for the past two years Over 800 Young Farmers and wives from all over the United States attended They took them on many tours of Temple Square and other places of interest that week The Holden Ward will hold their Christmas Eve Party at the church on Saturday evening The program will begin at 7 pm Come early to visit Santa before the program begins Family group pictures will also be taken starting at 4 pm Contact Kathy Coats for an appointment Dearden called to serve mission Douglas V Dearden son of Errol and Joyce Dearden has been called to serve as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the Dominican Republic Santo Domingo mission A farewell in his honor will be held on Sun Dec 25 1988 at 12:00 noon in the Fillmore Third Ward and all are invited to attend He will enter the Mission Training Center on Dec 28 Doug has a brother David serving in the Tempe Arizona mission and a sister Kelli serving in the Paraguay Ascunsion mission He is the grandson of Londo and Edith Dearden of Fillmore and Voyle and Hazel Sorenson of Loa Missionary address Elder James White Elder James White - Ken Kagosh-mNAZE - SHI of Scipio KOHAMA-CH- KPOP SANREI 894 JAPAN 402 The perfect Christmas tree by Mary Henrie Once upon a time before the days of Christmas tree lots and twinkling lights little family living in the valley was getting ready for Christmas There was corn popping honey canand making gifts dy and gingerbread to give There was practicing music and stories for Christmas programs The little family knew that somewhere in the hills was the perfect little cedar Christmas tree to make their happiness complete One day the father said to the mother and the children “Today is the day we must go for a Christmas tree there is a storm coming the clouds are gathering in the north” The little family was warmly dressed with coats and mittens and overshoes and caps The old Chev coupe didn’t have a heater but crowded together they were warm The car traveled well on a road traveled by a wagon load of wood right up in the east hills to the edge of the cedars There a deep cover of new snow was untrampled except for the trails of rabbits and small creatures The family would walk through the snow to find the perfect tree The sagebrush and undergrowth the cedars was covered and the cedar trees were decorated with glistening white Blue jays darted between the trees reprimanding the trespassers who paid no attention but ran through the snow their breath making little puffs of frost The father laughed and said “The best Christmas tree always found away froir the car and it is always smaller on the hill than it is in the house” The children did find the perfect Christmas tree all agreed The father sawed it at the base and the father and mother carried the tree to the car while the children made trails in and out of the cedars They found some cedar misteltoe growing in the branches of a gnarled old cedar The father reached with his saw and cut enough to carry home The children sat in the snow and the mother poured warm cocoa into tin The few falling snowflakes cups melted and glistened on their cheeks Water dripped from the five pairs of overshoes snow melted on woolen caps and coats but happiness and content filled the little car and they were soon home to the warmth of the wood fire in the stove The father built a wooden stand on the little cedar and the home was filled with the fragrance of Christmas Popcorn strings paper chains the tinsel rope used year after year the red paper bells the star on top made the cedar a beautiful sight The father hung some of the mistletoe over a door frame Tne mother stood under it and it worked! The children all laughed It was truly Christmas in the little farmhouse in those early days of our valley and the little family lived happily ever after a On Sun Dec 4 Vic and Lillian Rogers attended church at the 1st Ward in West Jordan where their son John is the Bishop John ordained his son Michael to the office of a Priest Their Lillis Byers and husband daughter Frank of Salt Lake City joined them in West Jordan for visiting The Sally Kanosh DUP Christmas party was held with their monthly meeting Thurs Dec 8 at the home of Jan Cannon Ham dinner was served Lula George to: Velda Behunin Marguerite Harris Ina Huter Thelma Oldfield Maurine Paxton Nora Price Jean Phillips Rula Christensen Nelda Turner June Gorman Jan Cannon and Dathel Whitaker The meeting was called to order by Captain Whitaker History was read by Velda Behunin Lesson was by Nora Price Christmas carols were led by Jan Cannon Gifts were exchanged On Fri Dec 9 the Kanosh Ward Relief Society held a Christmas party Around 145 adults attended Elaine Halsey directed the program On Sat Dec 10 the Kanosh Ward Choir sponsored a talent show directed by Elaine Halsey Steve and Martha Stott Stan and Sue Koyle and Cleve and Marjean Christensen went to the National Finals Rodeo at the University of Nevada Coliseum in Las Vegas on Thurs Dec 8 They returned Dec 10 Terry and Anita Higgs and family traveled to Tooele UT on Sat Dec 10 where they gathered at Terry’s parents home along with his brothers State retirement representative The Field Representative for the Utah State Retirement Systems Bonnie Sweat will be in Fillmore at the ty offices on Thursday December 22 from 11:00 until 4:00 You may stop by at your convenience or make an apThe pointment by calling representative can essentially handle all functions of the main office Gary and Randy and his sister Linda and their families making 25 to enjoy a Christmas party together which cluded dinner followed by a visit from Santa Claus with gifts Dec Kyle Higgs was ordained to the office of Deacon by his father Counselor Terry Higgs Willard and Dathel Whitaker spent two days in Manti on Dec 16 and 17 doing endowments in the Temple On Friday they went through session with Erma Sorensen’s Willard’s sister Sorensen Shareen granddaughter where she received her endowments On Sat they attended the Temple marriage of Shareen and fiancee John Aaron Johnson Others from Kanosh were Glen and Lilly Whitaker Kevin and Melanni Lang Shareen is the daughter of Roger and Elaine Sorensen of Fallon NV Another Temple marriage on Friday Dec 16 was that of DeAnn Perkins and fiancee David Ontiveros in the St George Temple A wedding reception was held at the Kanosh Ward Church Overnight guests of Nora Price on Sunday Dec 18 were her nephew Lynn Whitaker wife Lori and their 8 children from Fallon NV On Monday they plan to travel on to Las Vegas NV to visit his brothers Wayne and Keith and families then on through the canyons A Christmas Cantata will be presented by the Kanosh Ward Choir on Sunday Dec 25 New schedule for water lab Fewer Americans confine turkey to the Thanksgiving table Notice is hereby given that effective 1989 the Central Utah January District Health Laboratory will no longer be able to accept water samples on Fridays to avoid problems of comthe tests on the weekends pleting Also the lab will be closed for the Christmas holidays beginning December 22 1988 through January 2 1989 We encourage all communities to get their samples in early to avoid any problems We appreciate your support and cooperation in this matter and also your efforts to provide a good quality of water to your systems Fewer Americans this year will be to hungrily awaiting Thanksgiving carve into a succulent roast turkey That’s because an increasing number of Americans have discovered that turkey isn’t just for Thanksgiving anymore Today’s health conscious consumers know that turkey’s convenience t and economy cholesterol and calorie composition make it the ideal substitute for beef pork and even chicken Americans now consume more than 15 billion pounds of turkey in all forms from turkey breast to turkey franks according to the National Turkey Federation Turkey consumption has increased 85 percent in the past 25 years Turkey processors have helped create this surge in popularity by producing that are healthy turkey products substitutes for red meats Mr Turkey for example produces turkey franks ham sausage lunchmeats and other products that taste like their red meat but have fewer calories counterparts and less fat and cholesterol The process that Mr Turkey uses to make turkey bologna turkey ham and other turkey products is similar to the process used to make beef bologna or pork ham For example the traditional process of curing and smoking gives pork ham its distinctive taste a taste not inherent in the meat itself For the same reason turkey ham tastes like ham instead of roast turkey Turkey meat readily adapts to curing smoking and pressure cooking so that it takes on the flavors of the spices in which it is cooked With turkey franks the traditional automated process is used but special spice treatments lend the turkey a ball park flavor perfect Turkey sausage and kielbasa undergo the same process with their own special spices Lean turkey products are especially beneficial to children whose diets rely heavily on fatty franks burgers and lunchmeats The US Surgeon General Public Voice for Food and Health Policy and other agencies have reported that the diets of US children are too high in fat While a serving of ground beef contains 145 grams of fat the same amount of turkey contains only 116 grams Mr Turkey is among the leaders in better encouraging nutrition for children This year Mr Turkey created the “Amazing Meal Machine” an educational toy featuring nutritional tips and recipes that help children put what they have learned into practice by making their own healthy meals snacks and desserts The Meal Machine features a rotating “wheel” with more than 20 recipes aimed at children ages 6 to 14 There recipes were approved as nutritionally beneficial by the Cooperative Extension Service of Michigan State University Processing for variety and versatility with along economy and health benefits are reasons turkey has come into its own among today’s busy and health conscious Americans Turkey is fresh convenient to cook versatile and economical Pound for pound turkey pleases the budget nurtures the heart and soothes cravings for fatty deli foods Turkey a long established tradition has returned once again as a master at pleasing palates of Americans in practical everyday meals while continuing as the elegant roast bird we remember from Grandma’s house To receive the “Amazing Meal Machine” send your name and address along with SI 50 postage and handling for each machine to: Amaz233 E Fulton ing Meal Machine Grand Rapids MI 49503 |