Show irTst Mard County Chronicle Prepress January 17 1931 Pace 5 COMMUNITY EVENTS Search for lost lion hunters President Millard Fillmore Library Hunter 25 Souti By Gwen Librarian Great Show What a great lime we had at the Antique Show held in honor of Millard Fillmore on Tuesday Jan 8 at the brary The Singing Sixth Graders entertained enthusiastically under the direction of Kaye Slarley and accompanied by Kirby Giles anOne hunched and tiques were displayed en of them on the “Whatzit?" table Children were encouraged to try their luck at identification of these old tools The winner was Challis Limburg with a score of 9 out of 10 Pat Jensen brought among other things an old phonograph with recording of a waltz The audience got a lot of fun out of that especially the kids Antiques were loaned by library board members: Pat Jensen Doris Rasmussen Suzanne Limburg LorTaine Stewart Zola Beck strand and Cathy Jolley and by Gwendolyn Rowley Gwen Hunter Oleve Robison Helen Win get Mary Sweeting Pat Iverson Audrey Quigley and Carol Wise The Exhibit was held over until the night of the 14th to accommodate patrons who were unable to attend on Jan 8 Hostesses in Costume were: Doris Rasmussen Pat Jensen Lorraine Ste- - 100 West Fimore Utah wart Ruth Thomson Judy Sip and Mrs Hunter Taped “Mood" music was also furnished by Pat The Board would like to express their thanks for those who loaned items those who attended the Sixth grade singers and especially to the parents of the outlying towns who braved the fog to bring in their singers Although the Reading Classes began the Fust of this week adults may still join the courses An class is being taught by Judy Sip (a certified teacher and former school principal) on Monday and Thursday at 5:30 class is pm The being taught by the Davidsons with time and day to be arranged with the students (adults) probably Monday and Tuesday at 5:30 pm Mr Davidson is the Spanish and Drama teacher at Millard High SchooL The classes are free paid for by a grant through the State Library by Federal Funds All materials are also furnished If anyone reading this column knows of an eligible adult for either (library) program please call or talk with the person personally and encourage their attendance —See you in the library btj’XjakZmilravick Tuesday Jan 22: Hamburger over noodles Wednesday Jan 23: Roast Beef Thursday Jan 24: Minestrone Soup Don't forget Leoma Bark dull's "retirement" party on Wednesday Come for the dinner and stay around for the music and join in the fun £ Shawn was admitted to Primary Children's Medical Center for tests and preliminary treatment in November when doctors discovered he had aplastic anemia a potentially fata disease that destroys the bone marrow's ability to produce blood cells But Shawn was able to return home during the holidays He has remained at home since but must go to the hospital weekly for blood transfusions to keep him alive until he BABIES Snowmobile trail ride Fillmore Center JVW $8495 $9995 Medical Community State retirement office rep The Field Representative for the Utah State Retirement Systems Bonnie Sweat will be in Fillmore at the City offices on Thursday January 24 from 11:00 until 4:00 You may stop by at your convenience The representative can essentially handle all functions of the main office JANUARY TIRE SPECIALS CO-O- 1 The Utah Division of Parks and Recreation along with Dcarden Polaris of Fillmore Utah are sponsoring a guided snowmobile ride to be held January 26 99 in the Chalk Creek Canyon area east of Fillmore Utah The trail up the canyon is being groomed by the Division of Parks ami Recreation The groomer is based in Cedar City and services a number of snowmobile trails in southwestern Utah It is being funded by money received from snowmobile registrations The ride will begin it 900 am at the trail head located approximately 3 miles east of Fillmore From there riders will climb about 5000 feet in elevation to the Indian Springs area on top of the mountain with intermittent breaks along the way The area is especially beautiful in winter Once on top riders will be able to explore and discover the area cm their own for a period of time The ride will conclude back down at the Pistol Rock Campground in Chalk Creek Canyon where donuts and hot chocolate will be served The ride will last approx 4 hours All snowmobiles must be currently registered and comply with all state and federal laws A $200 registration fee and form are also required for the ride for each person that is to participate For more information or for registration forms contact the Territorial State Park at PO Box 657 or Utah 84631 Fillmore Dcarden Polaris at Monday December 17 1990 4:45 pm Caleb 7 lbs 4 oz 20 inches long bom to Kellce and Daniel Davies of Fillmore Tuesday December 18 1990 2:52 pm Sergio Pedroza Jr 10 lbs 4 oz 22 inches long bora to Rose alba and of Fillmore Sergio AnoyaPedroza Sunday December 23 1990 7:13 am Jence 8 lbs 19 12 inches long bom to Lori and Val Kofoed of Fillmore Friday December 28 1990 8:34 am Mason Jon 8 lbs 2 oz 20 12 inches long bom to Lalcnia and Johnny Villareal of Fillmore NEW YEAR’S BABY: Friday January 4 1991 11:55 am Felipa Roman 6 lbs 6 oz 20 14 inches long bom to Hortencia and Antonio Ramirez Roman of Holden ttan COOP U23V85R ISO 3125 05 Lt2 V75R1 8E31 37 05 H2C575R16C $117 05 Ottwr StZM on$ tv me’' w Kftt'nq bulb mcandes One produces more light than two bulbs with 20 percent less energy consumption 1 u? On January 3 the East Millard Fine Arts met rod had a wonderful program on stress presented by Connie Noyes rod Rita Giles Members learned about the causes and results of stress rod bow to cope rod manage your stress Worksheets were given out filled in rod self evaluated where members rated their stress level tnd what to do about it to Rita and Connie A big for their very timely and helpful stress workshop Looking forward to January 17 we will have an afternoon of sharing All fine arts members are invited to bring a talent to share with the other fine art members: cooking sewing needlework artwork anything you might want to share We urge all members to come to the library on January 17 at 400 pm for this very special afternoon DCR DEPARTMENT STORE 35 N Main Fillmore Converse Shoes - Ladies Thermal Underwear 20 off 20 Neon (im Hirer of ’V (Men's Women's Ladies Purses - 30 off! Children’s) - 25 off n 300 05 4 05 LT26475R18C4100 00 05 0 73 R16 5 D 05 0 50 R16 5 wc "a' w t mwimwiki CO-O- P Steel Belted Radial Steel Belted Radial 2995 3995 2444 P1V80R12475 P1I&00R11 440 05 P10S7SR14 440 05 P20&75A1445203 P18575R14 341 05 P20575R14444 05 P21S7SR1444S 03 2448 P22S75R12430 W1S7MU S53 05 05 05 P20575R 1454 P22S75R12360 A good deal on a great DELTA 498 W Main tire SteplUpto EPHRAIM So HWY 89 28l 4529 Price includes: mounting 0(b SAUNA So HWY 89 Suggested Clothing & Accessones Retail Price $800 $1100 $200 $200 $3549 $4599 $2949 $3699 NOT ALL MODELS AVAILABLE DEALERS last year's leftovers when you can save up to $1 100 on a brand new 1991 Polaris Polaris has takan the chill out of winter and put more fun back Into It by lowering the price of the 1991 Indys Right now you can save up to $1100! But only during the Polaris Whit ©out Sale See your Polaris dealer for details and savings on other models Because with sleds this hot you don't want to be left out in the cold Why buy CD: RICHFIELD 448 1991 Model Indy Sport Indy Trail Deluxe P15S'80R13 piesoonii 434 os P15580R13 Plus FREE Mfg “ E 1st So LOA 80 So Main POLRRIS nrSTkaJ & valve stems Computer Balancing trhtfiijatflRireataigife i Available f DEARDEN EQUIPMENT 125 SO Dow nduM MAIN FILLMORE M Pan and good Muatnn 1 a P - off Winter Sweaters T Shirts: $399 Juv $499 Boys $599 Men's L Aji 743-511- 5 I P Weather Mark P23575R1S Michael Wood Holden has recently returned from the Taiwan Taichung Mission He will be reporting his mission on January 20 1991 at 11:50 am in the Holden Ward Michael is the son of Grant and Norma Wood TIRES Silver Mark 05 483 05 n Michael Wood Mission returns 30X0 50R15C--S 04 5R15C4 00 05 LT23V05R16E CO-O- P 453 05 05 Blood donations needed to keep Shawn alive until he can receive the transplant can be given at any hospital in the name of” Robert Shawn Stoneman at Primary Children's HospitaL" Contributions can be mailed to the Robert Shawn Stoneman Trust Fund PO Box 1734 Orem UT Checks should be made out to the Robert Shawn Stoneman Trust Fund 31X10 3150 05 P20575R1 Those wishing to be tested as potential donors should contact Mark Austin at LDS HospitaL Monday through Friday 9:30 am to 5:30 pm or Vakne Johnson at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Monday thru Thursday 100 pm to 400 p m LT23S75R15C 31X1150R15CI13S05 P21475R14 In addition to funds a compatible bone marrow donor must be found before Shawn can get a transplant The blood of potential donors must be tested for compatibility with seven antigens in Shawn's blood Potential donors must be between 18 rod 55 years old and in good health Blood types do not need to match 8395 LT23585R16E Lt2lS75R15C $103 95 31X10 50R13C4126S5 PI 6MOR1 gets the transplant Chances of Shawn's survival without a bone marrow transplant are 15 parent A transplant to be performed at the UCLA Medical Center in Lo Angeles will cost about $250 (XX) The Stor emans' health insurance has a limit of $50000 Country Squire AT Radial LMT LT23575R15C 31X12 50R165 Oder Mike Wood son of Grant and Norma Wood will report his mission Sunday Jan 20 in die Holden Ward at 11:50 am Mike served the past two years in Taiwan Congratulations to Kevin and Alison Robinson on the birth of a son on Dec 26 in the Payson Hospital Stella Johnson spent Christmas in Pcnrn California with her daughter Sums ion and family Sister Kristyne Bums daughter of Bud and Becky Bums entered theMTC on Wed Jan 16 where she will spend two weeks before leaving for the Texas Fort Worth Mission Ted and Karen Bennett and Diana and Harvey Gates and families spent the weekend in Las Vegas NV watching their boys wrestle in a tournament Bill Tuttle underwent foot surgery last week in the Fillmore hospitaL Cherryl and Robert Wood and six children spent Saturday visiting Reed and Virginia Wood in Orem before driving on up to Salt Lake to see die annual Mud Races at the Salt Palace The family and friends of Provo High freshman Shawn Stoneman have raised nearly S30JXX)durmg the pest six weeks to help pay for a bone marrow transplant needed to save the boy’s Efc In conjunction with the fund raising effort Provo High School has declared January as Shawn Stoneman Month Volunteers raised $2853306 as of January 8 for the Robert Shawn Stoneman Trust Fund The funds were raised through community dinners school activities collection cans and booths suctions and personal donations by individuals and businesses In one particular fund raising "miracle" a family of seven appeared at the Stoneman home on Christmas Eve to sing s carol and present s gift to Shawn The gift was a $1000 cashiers check toward Shawn's operation The family then left without identifying themselves Local businesses have donated a few thousand dollars as have individuals through collection cans placed throughout Utah Valley Even Provo's policemen pooled their resources and made a large donation Early on the morning of January 2 the East Millard Sheriff s Posse was called out to search for two bon hunters that failed to return the previous night As the hunters had not told anyone where they were going it w as difficult to know where to begin the search Commander DeLyle Beckstrand and Deputy Garth White who were manning the command vehicle decided to initiate the search in the area of Dog Valley and work north It was then reported that similar vehicle to the hunters was seen in the vicinity of Scipio Pass about noon the day before Tito search was changed to the north end of the county and worked south A grid pattern was laid out on a map thus enabling the eastern part of the county to Four airbe searched systematically craft were used along with 24 posse members 11 of those from the West Millard Posse As the likely whereabouts remained unknown searches of the Cncket Mtns and Notch Peak were begun later in the day Around 2:30 pm the hunters after walking all night and a good part of the day were picked up at the mouth of Com Creek Canyon by posse members Sheriff Phillips and Commander Beckstrand thank the members of the East and West Millard Posses and all others who participated in the search When going out into the boondocks please let someone know your destination Adult Reading Classes (Pahvant ‘MCey Senior ScheduU The DUP Old Mill Camp held their first meeting of the year January 8 1991 at 2:00 pm at the home of Myrtle Rowley Captain Bema Davies greeted the daughters and conducted the meeting Prayer was given by Inez Bees ton pledge to the flag by the daughters Sec Myrtle Rowley read the minutes and a song “Ode to the Pioneers" was sung by the daughters Inez Bees ton read the history of Esther Dcarden Smith and the lesson “An Autobiography of Aughst Abrainus Hjorth” was presented by Lesson Leader Afton Finlinson Refreshments were served by hostesses Myrtle Rowley and Dorothy Beckham On January 3 1991 George and Myrtle Rowley celebrated George’s 80 birthday Due to stormy weather none of the family was able to attend but many family members and friends called I had a surprise visit from a dear friend Alice Hathway of Salt Lake City She and her son were on their way to Las Vegas to visit an aunt so on their way they slopped for an hour visit We had a lot of old times to talk about dating back to 1945 and a lot of happenings too I didn’t realize how much I missed her companionship through the years Provo declares Shawn Stoneman Month portcawng PoWn Diww |