Show Swim pool news The pool has had several requests to rent the pool in May These dates and times are posted on the front door at the pool Please check often to avoid frustration and confusion The rest of the facility will be opened unless otherwise specified Currently the pool is reserved Saturday May 25 from pm The pool has had several requests and a sign up sheet showing interest in the opening pool for lap swimming only on Saturday mornings from noon The pool will open at 10 am on a one month trial basis beginning Saturday May 4 If interest is still strong and the pool is patronized during this time the hours will remain intact This means more hours for 50 mile club members to reach their goal like Morris Burton who just reached 150 miles of swimming Good news for the racquetball patrons the floors in the racquetball courts are getting a new finish for the summer The bad news is the courts will be closed for 2 weeks to let the sealant dry and cure Courts will reopen Monday May 6 at 5:30 am The pool apologizes for any inconvenience Pass Sale The family pass sale begins May and lasts through May 31 One year family pool passes will be S65 and one year family passes will be $110 This sale is just in time for summer fun so don’t miss out Lessons Session X of winter swim lessons begins Monday May 3 at 3:30 pm All classes are being offered to all ages This is the last session for the winter begins a new session every three weeks The next session begins May 13 at 8:30 am Summer swim team begins May 6 at 3:30 pm The first meet is in Orem on May 10 and 11 Register at the pool during business hours or contact Coach Tom Hamilton at the pool Registration is also being taken beginning on May for summer “Leant to Swim” lessons Six summer sessions will run as follows: 7 Session I May June Session 5 June Session III Session IV July 2 Session V July Session VI August A few weeks ago I contemplated having an operation this summer on my ut leg like Joyce and Harry had last Game” after Wednesdays (Joyce’s) I believe I’ll forgo the knife bit and just take up golf instead Joyce had a 97 so eat your heart out Vickie— your 102 just won’t do A number of leagues have ended their seasons: IPP Holey Bowlers Wednesday 3 Man and Wednesday Scratch I would like to honor the following: “Retreads” IPP champs (Dan and Linda Kersey Jerry and Roma Robinson) “Maulers” IPP runner-u(Steve and Candi Riding Mike and Holey Sherry Alley) Bowler champs (Keith and Shiela Abplanalp Con a Jensen and June "Hits and Pits” Holey Bowler runner-u(Jim and Sue Poulsen Bob and Ella Dalton) “Surfers" champs (Ken Riding Bob Harris Bob Dalton) “Hotdogs" (Jim Nickle Rich Waddingham Mayor Don Dafoe) Wednesday Scratch champ (Roger Young) runner up (Ken Riding) High scores this week: Jim Nickle Bob DalJo Nickle June Ella Dalton ton Sue Jim Poulsen Bug Ed Poulsen 210 Ava Cole Coca Cole Hany Lcggs 528 Bob Harris Dain Church Lee Jensen Carl Willden Joyce ? 97 Carina Smith Norma Schmit Becky Lee Anna Hep worth Sawaya Mike Littledodge Sandi Kastncr Eathel Church Ann 206 Bonnie Church Ken Viers 21 8 Rita Robinson Blair Hunt 520 Karen Riding Cona Jensen 513 Burraston 529 Chad Kunz Mark Myers Pat Jerome 209 Rhett Kimball 509 Travis Taylor 525 Tom Nielson Richard Hare 538 and Robert Krebs Bill Mundy broke the 200 barrier in the Seniors League and our hats are off a first of many we hope to you Gene Rogers rolled a 224 and Phil Robinson a 223 Marilyn Rogers topped the women with a 181 while Darlene Mundy had a 167 Zac Dutson rolled a 88 (53 over) in Junior League Micala Kirkland went 75 over series Sarah Munster 159 (54 over game) Jeremy Dutson (60 over game) and Shawna Govero up 68 on series Linda Todd bowled a 188 (77 over) Marge Riding 197 and 81 over senes EuDon Bubliu 188 (59 up) Jeanne Shank 57 over series Chad Myers 82 up scries and Ann Viers 21 8 (89 over) Never say you know a man till you have divided an inheritance with him -- Lavater Ph: Recent overnight guests at the home of Nora Price were her brother Max Whitaker and wife Eva of West Valley City Utah They with Nora spent the evening visiting at the home of Dathel Whitaker Max and Eva had been in Fallon NV visiting the Sorensen and Whitaker families and their many friends Fallon had been their home for several yean While there they attended of Tracy the wedding reception Whitaker and his new bride Tracy is the youngest son of Charles and Betty Max and Eva traveled on to Las Vegas NV where they visited Eva’s sister Elizabeth Francis Then on to St George where they enjoyed a visit with Devere and Merodean Staples going out to lunch together Devere insisted that he take them to visit LaFawn Roberts Massey a spry 89 yr old lady with a bright mind who was a former Kanosh resident LaFawn lives by herself and they all enjoyed a delightful visit together She is a sister to the late Ervin and Elbert Roberts It was recalled that LaFawn used to play the piano during the silent movies in Kanosh many years ago On their way home from Kanosh Max and Eva spent some time in Fillmore with Robert and Evelyn Frampton and family Family and friends of George Behunin are happy to hear of even the slightest improvement in his condition following a serious accident several weeks ago He has been moved from the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City to the nursery and rehabilitation center in Bountiful UT Either his parents or grandparents from Kanosh along with George's uncles and aunts from the Salt Lake area are with him most of the time to encourage and to show love and concern for him We extend our best wishes to Lula George of Kanosh for a speedy recovery following surgery at the Payson Hospital of a total knee rep) acemenl on Friday Calvin Keslcr Apr 5 Her brought her to the Fillmore Hospital on Fri Apr 12 where she will spend time in recuperating Congratulations to Lee and Robbie Price on the birth of a baby daughter bom on March 31 1991 at the Payson Hospital Proud grandmothers are Nora Price and Alicia Pikyavit The little miss will be named Lauren Elaine Price Winifred Williams has returned from a 6 day trip to the deep southern states where a group of 28 persons enjoyed this wonderful tour together Winifred’s traveling companion was her sister Marylyn Church of Delta The group flew from Salt Lake City to Louisiana taking in many points of interest in the eight states they visited The Sally Kanosh DUP meeting for April was held at the home of Captain Dathel Whitaker on Thurs Apr 11 Vclda the preliminaries Following Behunin read part of the hiklory of David West Pioneer 853 Songs sung were “Hard Times” and “Come Again No More” Nora Price gave the lesson which was “Early LDS Historians” She (sands APTS chose George A Smith (whose father was a brother to Joseph Smith’s father) and Orson Pratt They were both very interesting accounts Dathel was happy to have her daughter Leah Bunting of Kanab at the meeting Others in attendance were: Thelma Oldfield Nora Price Velda Behunin and Rula Christensen Refreshments were served by the hostess The Kanosh Town Board meeting held last week was made special when an honored guest Ethel Brunson was resented with a nice plaque for her “Lifelong Civic Service and Patriotic Pride" The Board designated Ethel as She donated "Kanosh Ambassador” of the beautiful American twenty-siflags mounted on the light poles along Maui Street Also in attendance to honor Ethel were her daughter Georgia Hare and husband Ron of Fillmore Congratulations to our three Kanosh Sterling Scholars: Casey Petersen Brett Stott and Joanna Shumway Another worthy project accomplished by the Kanosh Community Service 4H was the tieing of three lap quilts and crocheting two lap quilts which they presented to the Fillmore Hospital for the long term patients The Kanosh Mutual Girls helped with this project making 20 participating besides their leaders Lola Roberts and her daughter Robbyn Hulin are the Kanosh Community Service Leaders We can all help with another worthy project by saving our Campbell Soup labels for the elementary school which will help buy athletic equipment etc Also please save aluminum cans for the Kanosh Community Service 4H to be used in worthwhile projects Please take these items to the leaders or any of the 4H club members The marriage of Shelly Hatton and Mike Timothy took place at the Kanosh Ward on Fri April 12 1991 They were married by Bishop Dean Perkins A lovely reception was held in their honor that evening The newlyweds are living in Spanish Fork We extend our sympathy to the Shumway family in the recent death of Eva Shumway Doyle’s wife'of Walter Shumway of Mesa AZ Doyle and wife Denna attended her neral services in Mesa on Monday April 15 1991 Doyle is one of 18 children and all of them were in attendance at the funeral including their parents Anita and Terry Higgs traveled to Provo on Sal Apr 20 where they were joined by Terry's sister and brothers at to honor their parthe ents Mrs Junior Higgs on their 45th wedding anniversary Congratulations to Revcau and Ward Newby in theirnew calling as Ordinance Workers at the Manti Temple On Sunday April 28 in the Kanosh Ward brother and sister Maurice Wilson will report their missionary experiences as Temple Workers in Sydney Australia Mary Bassett NEWS Lola and Jack Morrell from Payson visited Lillian Taylor They went to the cemetery and installed a head stone for husband Martha Craper's George McFarland The Ann Elizabeth DUP Camp met at the home of Louise Lyman on Friday April 19 The county officers were visiting Norma Adams Louise Lounsbury Arlene Allen and Helen Baker Members present were Deonna Black Thelma Black Fontella Crafts Rayda Rawlinson LaVema Anderson Mary Norma Bassett Henrie Dorothy Adams Louise Lisonbee Mary Bassett and Louise Lyman Luncheon was served Harding Russell brought carrots and potatoes to the Sands We thank him for thinking of us Pauline Enid Bunker's daughter Dykhuizen came to the Sands to visit after her dental appointment Enid is in Florida Millard County Chronicle Farm program Dathel Whitaker KANOSH sign-u- p Progress April 25 1991 Page 7 ends April 26 Farmers have only a few more days to sign up and become eligible for 1991 on their wheal feed program benef grams cotton and rice crops The signup period ends April 26 Donna Brown County Executive Director of the Millard County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service said producers w ill not have the opportunity to change their mind and sign up after this deadline "Producers who have already enrolled and those who sign up before April 26 have the option of withdrawing and returning any advance payments” she said The 1991 programs offer pnee support loans of $204 per bushel for wheat $162 for com Si 54 for sorghum S 132 for barley and SO 83 for oats Target prices per bushel are S400 for wheat S275 for com $261 for sorghum $236 for barley and $145 for oats Mrs Brown said target prices protect fanners’ income if market prices are below these levels "Farmers also need money to operate and through the price support loan program they can obtain interim financing to give them time to wait for a better market” To be eligible for price support loans and target price protection on this years crops farmers must reduce their wheat acres by 5 percent and com sorghum and barley acres by 75 percent There is no acreage reduction requirement for oats “At farmers may request advance deficiency payments in cash for wheat and feed grains” Brown said The 1991 programs offer planting flexibility on up to 25 percent of the crop acreage base "Flex” acreage generally may be planted to any crop except fruits and vegetables A list of prohibited crops is available in the Millard County ASCS Office Although farm program participation is voluntary ASCS official Brown said producers should clearly understand dial if they do not sign up they will not be eligible for benefits offered under the 1991 acreage reduction programs Program applications may be filed weekdays through April 26 by appointment by calling the Millard County or ASCS Office at is a grindstone and whether it grinds a man down or polishes him up depends on the stuff he is made of -- Josh Billings Life Lyle Chamberlain Dylan Finlinson Michael Stewart and Cameron Aaron Hales Gordon Bectstrom Brendan Spencer and Joe Allen Clark Kristopher Bunker Michael Hobbs Cameron Eliason and Jason Shurtz Deseret District Pinewood Derby On Saturday April 20 the Palomar exploded with the sound of cheers moans and applause as 54 cub scouts compete in the Deseret District Derby To qualify for the District competition each boy placed either 1st or 2nd in his Pack Derby The District would like to thank IFA for the use of their scales pack 594 for the use of their to Julie track and a special Keel pack 594 for the beautiful trophies The judges for the day were Greg Allen Chandra Chapman and Keith Meyers the officials were Joy Jeffreys Marilcc Lewis and Janice Tenney The winners for the three levels of competition were: Wolves: 1st Bunker pack 151 son of Clyde and Nan Bunker 2nd Hobbs pack 145 son of Allen 3rd place-and LaDonna Hobbs Cameron Eliason pack 145 son of Dixon and Laura Eliason and 4th place Jason Shurlz pat k 5 son of Gary and Karen Shurtz Bears: st place Aaron Hales Pack 151 son of Ladd and Marlene Hales 2nd plate Ciordon Betkslrom son of Van and Margie Bcckstrom 3rd Spencer pack 147 son of Brent and Yvonne Spencer and 4lh Clark pack 145 son of Paul and Cindy Clark Webelos 1st place- Lyle chamber-laipack 852 son of Chutk and Lisa FinlinChamberlain 2nd son pack 149 son of Jon and Reta Finlinson 3rd place Michael Stewart pack 48 son of V an and Diane Stewart and 4th place- Camcron Allen pack 141 son of Greg and Deb Allen ) Ruby Hollis has ear trouble Talbot and Carol Bishop came to see Golda on Monday Apr 22 Gene and Frey a Johnson of North Salt Lake visited also Freya is a Elouise Larson came to visit me on April 20 She brought her daughter Jenae Talbot and 4 children Adam Brent and Jamie Elouise lives in Bountiful They brought lunch with them All the members of the Sands extend our love and sympathy to the Lorraine Palmer family Bert Fullmer had her adopted grandchildren come to visit her Jodi Shawna and Russ Vivian Holman had a surprise visit from her cousin Anna Dey of Scipio She came with Mrs Lane Peterson Anna is the only cousin Viv ian has now Terry Bunker spent a while Saturday afternoon visiting friends at the Sands apts Come again Tim The Pacific Ocean appears bluer than the Atlantic because the surface color of the Atlantic is screened by greater masses of microscopic plant and animal life OVERDUES Whit do do? 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