Wednesday, May 11, 1994 (Eif t '3Itm00Nefo0 Page 5 Nephi, Utah 21st Century In Memorlam. Services held for Floyd McPherson, age 89, who died on May 5, 1994 Floyd McPherson, age 89, be- Sylvia Peters of Nephi. He was Earl, Merle;, and two sisters, loved husband, father, brother, preceded in death by six broth- Lucille Munk and Della Collard. ers: Monte, Keneth, Roy, James, Funeral services were held at grandfather, and 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 7, 1994, passed away May 5, 1994, great-grandfath- er in Nephi, Utah. He was born October 14, 1904, in Nephi to Seth Ollerton and Margaret Shaw McPherson. He married Clora Pierce September 16, 1925, in Nephi. The marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. He worked hard all his life farming and raising livestock. He was a good neighbor and helped anyone in need of assistance. He is survived by his wife of Nephi; two daughters and their husbands, in the Nephi Stake Center. Burial in the Vine Bluff Cemetery, Nephi, Utah. s" i Continued from page f Utah Gang Conference - The Salt Lake Area Gang Project is holding its Fourth Annual Utah Gang Conference May 23 and 24 at the Salt Lake Hilton. This years theme is Community Unity how communities, law enforcement, local government, schools, churches, and agencies can develop solutions. Call 799-GAN- Bike Riders 1 The Antelope Island Tour, sponsored by the Ogden Union Station, will take place Saturday, May 14th. For the first time, the general public will be able to tour the southern portions of the park on a mountain bike. For information about the ride, registration and fees, call 627-828- May 15 and 16, hot air balloons will launch from the Snow Canyon State Parks campground early in the morning and fly over the park. Admission is free. Call 9 great- and a sister, 628-225- hats and pins are The East Juab County available. If anyone is interested in the Sheriffs Patrol will serve panor any of the activities and and run cakes, ham, sausage, eggs the park. Floyd McPherson 8. Hot Air Balloons fund-raisin- g LeAnna (Dennis) Christensen of grandchildren; and 3 yards, streets and communities. wish to run. Shirts for the run orange juice. The price will be will be available for $15 each advertised at the park that with the proceeds going to the morning. Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Special Olympics. event Lynn McAfee, Juab County CoThe final for the year in Nephi will be held ordinator, said all funds raised Saturday morning from 6:30 to in Juab County go to support our 10:30 a.m. with a breakfast at local Special Olympic athletes. Salt Lake City; 2 grandchildren; n; Take Pride In Utah Day May 14th. If there is anything in our attitude toward our family members that isnt as it should be, lets clean it up or better still, throw it out. Abusive situations within the family should be cleaned up along with our Members of the GFWC 21st CenturyDelphic Literary Club met at Cedar Hollow Restaurant on May 4th for their annual MotherDaughter Banquet. Presiding was Jeannette Powell. Each club member introduced her guests. Entertainment was provided by Betty Motes and Ron Gowers. They presented several musical numbers, accompanied by Iris Ferre, and special Mothers Day poetry selections. Run A Cop Out Of Town (Howard) Martin of Nephi, and 2 New Horizons Crisis Center , Jean Bonnie State Briefs... Delphic Clubs holds Mothers Day party .. 5. ts, Literary Competition The Literary Arts Program of the Utah Arts Council invites Utah authors to enter its 36th annual Utah Original Writing Competition. For a copy of the rules brochure, please write to the Utah Arts Council, Literary Competition, 617 or call East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Ut 84102-117- would like more information, they can contact Trooper McAfee at 623-134- 4. 7, 533-589- Track team Snow College Graduation Internationally renowned surgeon, medical researcher and LDS Church General Authority Russell M. Nelson will be the speaker at Snow Colleges 106th annual commencement exercises to be held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, June 11th. wins region Telluride Jazz Celebration By Kirsten Trauntvein Juab High Correspondent DANCE PERFORMANCE Ben Markland as Burt, Kristin Paystrup as Jane, Brady Harris as Michael, and Alayna Olpin as Mary Poppins will appear iri Mary Poppins presented by Shannas School of Dance on Saturday? May 14th at 8:00 pirn-- , at Juab High School. Cost will be $2.00 if purchased at Norms Dollar Discount, $3.00 at the door, or $10 per family. Scenery by Deniese Belliston, costumes by Noreen Harper, and Artistic director, Shanna Harris. FINOERFRINTINOISOREOFniE EARLIEST EMMS OF SCIENTIFIC EVIOEME TP BE RECOONIZEI IH A eOlKTOF UV.iriSAUNIMI mf TO MOVE ENCE AT A ASOSKerS PRES- CURE SCENE. CM BE BSEB IOENTIHUTION EVEN FOR IF THE INBIVIIIAl NAS CNMOEI HIS OR NERRfPEJUUNCE. wmi Tolr" SHADE IN ALL THE AREAS TcrZ 5A F ETYAtct $A F Z ETYAtol Z numbers Telephone?Keep police depart doctor - thej felt ttiSlcpOtf : la, Theft: fc $ f. even protecting tfcem.Always I . . js J . r, bicycle if you're only going to bd I C l h for a few relay Brenda Kenison, Suzanne Woodland, Jennifer btoriatsiir ii Avoid minutes. Teeth: Your teeth are tq ' ' pi Wallace, and Amberlee Wright. In individual events, Jared Baxter had a great showing as he brought home two first place titles for Javelin and 400 meter dash. Baxter also placed second in two events, 200 meter dash and Shot Put. Following Baxter was Jason Johnson who placed first in the Pole Vault, second in I to overlook. Go , Jmsh and floss to the dentist for regular, frequently. If you have t of as soon as possible. Q cheese and milk keep yd L. Traffic: Pay attention saying cross at die greV Trespassing: Dont go Li without permission. Sta jf i, get it taken care Itfoods like jug. M. Follow the Tween. pies yards J areas that have 110 vvn&Mt&awra&w rtatasz d Juab High Schools track team walked away with Juabs largest conquest, in the history of track at JHS, as they came home with the Region 12 Champion title on Saturday, May 7. Many members of the team, boys and girls, exceeded their averages in a combined effort as the team racked up points after points to take the first place seat; This is the first time in. Juabs track history that the track team has taken the grand sweepstakes prize of first place at a region meet. This honor is due largely to the fact that the team was able to pull together and support each other in crucial moments to pull ahead of the other teams. It was starting to get close in the final stages (of the meet), but the team rallied together and lined the track to cheer, said Coach Gary Nielson. Also, on the crucial events, Juab ran their fastest times ever. This was enough to keep Juab in the lead as other teams fell to their defeats. Team events were successful and resulted in a second place in the boys 4x400 meter relay Coby Pay, Allen Bosh, Scott Stubbs, and Aaron Coray , a second place in the boys Medley Relay Travis Royce, Greg Johnson, Ammon Coray, and Bart Garrett , and for the girls, a fourth place in the 1600 meter tJephi weather Norma Sherwood, reporter Date High Low Prec. JOIN THE DOTS TO DISCOVER A SPORTING SCENE. V53 NlSaSrE BSRtSl 588-367- T liJ P I 5. T Artist Grants The Utah Arts Council Artists Services Program has grants available of up to $500 for individual artists throughout the state. The deadline is June 1, 1994. Call 533-589- 5. Navaio Childrens Art An exhibition of paintings and drawings by Navajo children from the communities of Montezuma Creek, Mexican Hat, Bluff, and Monument Valley will be on display at the Snow College Art Gallery now until June 3rd. Womens Health Civic Dialogue on TuesKUED will air a special hour-lon- g 8 Heart. ' A 17th entitled Womans at day, May p.m. .i Nursing Homes Utah Care Association will join with other state affiliates in celebrating National Nursing Home Week, May This years theme is Caring for Generations. It reflects the health care in America. Call changing face of long-ter272-436- m CRC0SST3FSSI CStO RCFtSKS OKiTrsr.Rir CTIMR3C3 f f "i ustcsargrao KmwimIiiI Iin3 TCrrU.FUSC3 cr.vrainACxa RTSS PCS U KSS a 17 Levan Weather. Vent Mangelson, reporter treatment of allergies will be the topic of Deseret Health Care Hospitals NewsIntermountain Mays Health Hotline, to be offered Saturday, May 14th, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call The causes and Military Academy Young men and women interested in attending the U.S. military academies are invited by U.S. Senator Bob Bennett to submit their applications for his nomination. Application packets are available from Senator Bennetts office at 51 South University Avenue, Suite 310, Provo, Ut 84601 or call Vintage Vinyl ss Public radio station, KUER FM90 will sponsor Vintage Vmyl, a used record sale to be held June 11th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Eccles Broadcast Center. Athletic Scholarships " Over 100,000 collegiate athletic scholarships are available to male and female high school student athletes. Send a (business size), stamped envelope to the National Sports Foundation, 611A Willow Drive, P.O. Box 940, Oakhurst, NJ 07755. Overweight diabetic men and women who are treated with medications for blood-suga- r control are needed to participate in the study of a new drug which inhibits the absorption of fat cells and is believed to cause weight loss. Call 581-373- . 3. ' Quiet Pioneers Quiet Pioneers are people who work diligently but without fanfare to improve Utahs quality of life. Intermountain Health Care, KSL Television, and The Days of 47 are looking for Utahs Quiet Pioneers. Individuals must be nominated no later than Friday, May 20th, call 538-572- 1 8. Allergies Diabetics Needed 20. k Primary Childrens Medical Center is running low on one of the essentials used to help hospitalized children feel better: homemade quilts. Three sizes are needed 45x60, 54x80, and 72x90 made from good washable materials, quilted or tied (no wool yarn) with sturdiness in mind. Call FUSSS is f Quilts Needed self-address-ed lASSsataa il Jazz Celebration. meter hurdles, fourth in Continued on page 10 mime National Public Radio (NPR) will broadcast a two hour special May 30th, Memorial Day, featuring the 1993 Telluride 0.