Show August 2007 29 Millard County I Chronicle Senior Moments ( f 50th Anniversary National Honor Society inducted who The National Honor Society of Millard High School has new officers for this year Juan Jimenez is the President with Katie Camp Kayla Freeman and Tam Lemon are Vice Presidents Shelll Richardson is the Secretary and Jacob Thompson is the as members will have met specific qualificamembers are expected to and have fun All who are eligible to be apart of the National Honor Society had better strap on your knits and get into gear because this years officers are going to take you through the most wild fantastic year ever' are have tions work reporter Keep your grades up and stay in National Honor Society because these people have got a lot up their sleeves' They are planning parties service projects and ways to help the community They are so excited and are pumped for the year of Be expecting the organization to look over students’ tiPA's and look at students w ith outstanding credentials to be apart of the National Honor Society In September there will be an installation ceremony of those who are qualified and want to be apart of this grand organization In this ceremony officers w ill be speaking to the students in the general sembly Each will give a speech on one of the 4 different qualities of a National Honor Society Member Character Leadership Scholarship and Service At this ceremony those to All Because there are no national holidays this month we are left to celebrate whatever comes our way The powers that be that have some authority over what gets designated to become an LVLNT have decided to make August “Wellness Awareness Month" The five areas of wellness are physical mental social emotional and spiritual At the center we try to focus our attention not just on the serving of food to nourish our kxlies but social and physical needs as well As seniors it is sometimes easier to just stay home and not make the fort to spruce up dress up and get lip We need to be careful that our itaph doesn’t read “Died at 60 buried at 90'" Social activities are important to our mental health Our Birds of a Feather group that meets on Fridays support each other in the five areas of wellness Come and join us on Tuesdays too as wejaz up the center w ith music and fun We focus twice a month on our mental w ellness w ith the Bereav ement support offered to us by the IHC staff The loss of a loved one the onset of illness etc make for some stressful times These folks can make a difference in our lives as they listen and recommend ways to lighten our load Our senior Medicare insurance pays all costs of Hospice care in our homes did you know that' You pay your Medicare insurance premiums each month so take advantage of all the benefits it offers Our Birthday Potluck lunch is always a hit with our seniors and tins b Peon Proper Members of the local Red Hal Society in the Delta area celebrated their third anniversary on Wed Aug County Fair Millard ' j 15 month was a special one We had a large crowd for the delicious food and enjoyed Oren and his poems The three birthday folks from Deseret leo and Oren were warmBeverly ly congratulated on reaching another milestone The party committee troduced a new Bingo game which we all enjoyed It was so fun we are going to play it each Wednesday after lunch Details at the center We are sad to learn that our chief cook Marianna Henke is leaving us She has been a great asset to the center and we will miss her August is also National Artist Month Our seniors excel in their tistic abilities with creations to light family and friends At the county fair this month seniors were well represented in all areas Just to brag a little our Senior t enter display was a winner with our display ol a 1940’s parlor Thanks to Connie P J Betty Scott Jack Nola and Irv for our priew inner tins year You will notice that we now have sprinklers on our postage stamp of lawn here at the center Tins will sure make Betty's job easier Made a mess of the beautiful yard but just wait till next year' Also got the pop machine moved and now we will spruce up our (oyer entry way at the Delta City Park They informal picnic lunch sporting their signature Red Hats Two of the ladies brought special red parasols just for the occasion What does the Red Hat Society do he standard answer to the uuestion "W hat do you do r’ is Nothing rom the Red Hat Society's website comes the following information Our main responsibility is to have fun' We see this group as an opportunity lor those who have shouldered various responsibilities at home and in the community their whole lives to say goodbye to burdensome sponsibilities and obligations for a little while Ibis is the place to have lun and enjoy yourself he retrain of (lie popular Red Hat Society theme song by Mike Iirline puts it rather bluntly “All my file I’ve done for " you Now it’s my turn to do for me We led like we have all been so dutiful and so’ busy" lor so long that we deserve a break he Red hat Society and calls itself a we are proud ol our lack of rules and by laws We are all helping to devel op an enormous nurturing network or women over 50 (ami under members for an Library News io Cohoon We are having an opening social to kick off Book Club If you are interested in participating in book club any adult can join just come to at 7 00 the library on September pm We will be meeting In the North room of the Library We will he discussing the books we’ve read over the summer and a new book will be introduced for the next month’s dis- Ayden Grimes Sorensen Ayden Grimes Sorensen was bom July 17 2007 at Timpanogos Hospital in Orem He weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces and was 20 inches American Auxiliary Legion The American Legion A bcautitul queen size guilt has been generously donated to the Della cmmmmlv Medical (enter by the ach year these Hospital volunteers volunteers have made a donation to raise money lor various projects In the past money generated (rom their donations have helped to purchase rocking chairs microwaves even a red wagon that is used to give children who visit die hospital a rule from ilicir room to the Operating Room his year’s quill was made by Ann Morgan and lias a very popular American theme lie quit can he seen on displjy at the Della Community Medical Center or at area businesses lie volover the next several weeks unteers will he silling with the quilt at Duality Market between 2 pm and long The proud parents are Adam and Ashlee (Lowe) Sorensen Proud grandparents are Dennis and Cindy Lowe of Delta and Barry and Sharon Sorensen of Providence Utah Auxil- iary Post 135 due to Labor will hold their September meeting on the 10 instead of the 3rd at Tops City Cate 7pm ke need you there' ‘1 Alu cussion Weekly preschool story hour will begin on Wednesday September 5 at 10 am Please bring your toddler in for some reading fun We'd like to congratulate Kayde Robison who is leaving the library to go to Snow College' We will really miss her she has been a gteat asset to the library and a good friend Good Luck Kayde' Spanish story Hour will begin on Wednesday September 5 at 3 30 to 4 p m The stories are read in Spanish Our Fall Craft Bazaar is X2U I right up on October 20 If you have craft an would like a booth please contact the library at We have some wonderful new books on audio Ilium' lolues Jo you lolue’ by John Bvtheway iou In Siriptunt llmt will Got Through ilniosl Am thing hv luuloe by John Bvtheway The James Patterson Horn Toller amt the lleathh Hollow s Leon Mi on Thu teen by Janet Lvanovich "S" is for Silt me by Sue Grafton We also have some new books with D's in our listening library for our younger readers It's a great way to read to your kids without reading to your kids Some of our new books are Eiline by Stepheme Meyer the Tm Roof Blowdownby James Lee Burke rued by J A Jance The Juslu e Seiret Sen onl by Daniel Silva Horn Totter and the Peolhh Hollows and BesonJ Rcai h by Karen Slaughter a TN Wood Holden National Guard men visiting their nulies last week for three davs were Sam White Justin Jason ( hristcnsen and Stevens Bryan ( hapman Thcv flew hack to Bliss Texas on Momiiv and will he leav ing for Iraq A new Slake Relief Society Presidency was sustained on Sunday August 9 The new President iskikki Warner of Fillmore with Gwen vans and Laurie Lund as counselors and Sandy Wade as Secretary Released were Carolyn Stevens as President and Norma Wood and ikki Warner as counselors who have served the past three years thel and ( ongratulatmns to Jesse Bullock on the birth of a babv girl on August 17 She weighed 9 lbs oz and will he named Krislcn Belle She has two older brothers at home to welcome her Lakarr and Marilyn Coals at tended the Manti Temple wedding of their granddaughter recently She is the daughter of Diane and Karv Monroe of Richfield All of Marilvn and LaVarr's children were al the temple for the wedding Including Water is the only drink for a wise man Henry David Thoreau Power 4 Topaz Utah Iclta Tumbling Twin 1 Stardust Classes starting In September to call 979-186- 3 RANCH located in ASPEN center applications residential a Loa Utah for the follow is accepting Wilderness field Guidry or equivalent life experience Compensation Must FR preferred benefits are Group oe can TQ-- m4 MotxUr Fndjri Tkrsdjr 7 "00 7M Oafy Saturday 9 IS tn spring experience with mduvny standards tn the Vie seek positisr mle models who are interested m nuking a difference hvrs of at risk youths Must he over 21 years of aee and have at Iraxt a high shift week school degree of GLD PT FT shifts available Uorl as little as service from Richfield full benefits and Si raise after 90 days Substitute Teacbers: Flexible schedule on bonus Candidates Shuttle will fetch call as needed Interested Chad core sakects (415) nr It StoO sign package' so high school students Free:f-8(j6-259-41- ill be on Position should submit cmr? trier k resume applicants Hanks Human Resource IWcnr Aspen Ranch 1161 Box 3fc9 Loa LT Fax Copy ur Tuesday 4747 16 A (harks Equal )B ama (Mr 710 1 920 Local: Monday 7 10 ro Office Gunnison (41M life 2(fa Oppartum'v Fteplcwer 'as Witter Only $10 a Month for a Cold Cooler 15 Gallons Free Toll minimum have wilderness competitor A-- Mount Olympus ’ 2 Twin BU BS Aee 21 gallon or gallon 5 an WFA required 3 irg positions Rim a in aflilutr nf Vpra f djtiDne ulh nrnourd fmrin af niofrurni Awn Riedi Qualifications: enroll treatment f Saturday Adults ’5 Under Sr Citizens more ir fo call AM 4 V 795-- 2 SO ( indy Randv and Joyce Dale and AnnaMae Diane and Kary and Irov and his w ife Spending a tew davs wilh Marilvn and akarr ( oats was their dinonton daughter ( indy Irom Alberta ( anudu who flew down tor Diane’s and Kary’s daughter ’s wed ding Dave and Tamara kisiting Dallin recently was Dave’s mother Kdthv Dallin of ( oalville who came lo see her grandson Nathan play in the musical “Anything (iocs’’ at the North Park he Nixon tmulv reunion was held on Saturday August IX al the Holden Pavilion Over 60 family members attended Bly Nixon mda and Bam and Marsha Adamson all had children and their families here for the reunion ( arma Swallow of Ilowell and Brent and kickic-roslaml of Fillmore and families fl was a fun dav w ith were also of lots of good food and isitmg Orlcne ( hrislensen received word id a new great grandson horn to Troy am) Ron Ikl Toro in ( handler krizona Trov is Sharon’s son Tins trnkes greal grandchildren lor Orlcne Orlcne also received word of flic passing of her brother in law Nephi Schwab in ( rcm He had been a football coach in Delta at one time Orlcne attended the funeral which was held In Orem Hud and Kristyxie Becky Burns drove to Mesquite Sunday to hear John and Tory Robison’s son 7jih report his mission to Missouri Gan and Sara Stevens of dlniorc were also there to hear their grandson arh speak 13 On-l- ir vT (lubftcrlpti&nt 1 Route Salesman: l3v oil Wednesday and Ihurscliv August 29th and the 3lli)i As well the follow mg Wednesdavs and Thursdays through September 27th The quilt can also he seen al Service Drug between the hours ot 2 pm to 4 pm oil Iridavs beginning August 31st through the end ot September and at RC Staples on Saturday s ftotn II am to 2 pm koluntcen will be at those locations accepting cion turns Donations for the quill wjJ also he accepted at Della ( cmnmmitv Medical ( enter olunteers are a valuable asset to IX MC providing such services as taking care of the (nil Shop and is sisting with the annual Health lair Tickets for the quilt are $1 (8) each or J5 (8) fur 6 We will draw to give the quilt away sometime ill December 5 pm as News Holden Clurnl coming t IiijTheIr Wcx under 5() wear pink hits) hv join mg red gloved hands ami spreading the joy and comp mioiislnp we ate finding williin and among the chap ters We have also discovered a "mis sion" of sorts to gain higher visihil ity for women in our age group and to reshape the wav we are viewed by today's culture We aie all tmiihar with groups of the past winch sin dently sought to achieve (he ir agcti das Well we are decidedly N sin dent hut we hope to advance our agenda with good humor ami laugh ter If we do not om together under the banner ol he Red II Society hut rather remain isolated m umon netted groups that will not happen Therefore we are working to build a willim which wctm all connect and cvcnlually lake over the world' hose desiring to know more about the local organization can contact ( lierie Morris al XM 1660 Hospital Volunteers Donate Quilt Always a happin’ lections are just around the corner for a position on the Senior Board If you are interested in serving let us know and come and get involved so you know what being a Board member entails Fillmore City B 5 Delta Red Hats celebrate third anniversary t Seniors' display at recent Paul Davis and Clarissa Staples were married on September 6 1957 in the Salt Lake Temple They made their first home in Riverton Wyoming and then moved back to Kanosh for a short period of time Their first son was bom in Fillmore and shortly after they moved to I ly Nevada and was employed by Kennecott for a period of ten years where two more sons joined the family Wanting to return to Utah they moved to Kearns where a fourth son was bom in 1970 Paul’s employment transferred him to Cedar City in 1973 where they raised their family for 25 years Clarissa was employed at Southern Utah Slate University for 23 years She retired in 1998 and the couple then built a home in Kanosh w here they now reside Paul has kad his own business for 30 years and is while Clarissa enjoys her “full retirement'” They enjoy being back in Kanosh and getting reacquaintcd with old friends and find plenty to keep them busy The couple have 14 grandchildren and one great which are the joy of their lives and they love spending time with them and being with family Three sons reside in the St George area and the fourth is in Richfield so they see each other quite regularly The family of Paul and Clarissa invite you to attend an Open House planned m their honor on September 8 2(8)7 from 5 to 7 p m in the Kanosh Ward Building A program is planned for 6 00 p m Lveryone will be welcome Page Progress f ww avtUabl!! rj Goto arid — rubtftlb today! ansarfd |