Free Press . Wednesday. Aug. 31, 1988 - Page 4 IloIM Mvnimg ). Mabel Jones to be honored on 96th birthday - friends and family are invited She graduated from the University of Oregon Medical School in 1940 and was the public health nurse in northern Utah County for the next 33 years. She retired from the Alpine School District as a The grandchildren of Mable Jones will honor their grandmother on her 96th birthday with an open house Friday, Sept. 2, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Larsen Nursing Home, 651 E. 200 South, Lehi. All friends and relatives are invited to come an enjoy this time with Mable. She was born Sept. 2, 1892 to Horace Porter Rockwell and Mary Vandebarker in Lehi. She is a great granddaughter of Orrin Porter n Rockwell, a figure in early Mormon and Utah history. She received her early education on the Porter Rockwell Ranch in Faust, Utah, where she was raised. Later she attended schools in Lehi and Salt Lake City. public health nurse in 1962. She married William P. Jones of Lehi in 1920. The marriage was solemnized in the Provo IDS Temple in 1988. A.F. Hospital to hold weight management classes sr Mable Jones to be honored Janet Marie Bensing and Dale Arthur Peterson have chosen to be married in the Manti LDS Temple Van Wagoner is the author of "A of Mormons" and a history of Mormon polygamy. He is now finishing an history of Lehi. Book all-ne- 1987. Richard, with his wife, the former Mary Carter, and family, lives in Lehi. The award certificate was signed by Valeen Tippetts Avery, president of the Mormon History Association, and David Whittaker, chairman of the Awards Richard S. Van Wagoner, recently appointed archivist for the City of Lehi, earned the prestigious annual award for his article The Lectures on Faith, A Case Study in Decanonization," published in Dialogue, a Journal of Mormon thoughtyg (Heard w X any NEWS lately? ii Friday and Monday class management beginning Wednesday, Sept. 7, from 6 to 7 p.m. at American Fork Hospital Unlike Tad" or crash" diets, course focuses on this skills and lifemanagement weight style changes that will help participants lose weight safely and effectively, and maintain their weight at a desireable level throughout their lives. For more information about the weight management class, call 10-we- n.., of 7fi!.9KK1 Grand Parade, Provo Children's Parade, American Fork Steel Days Parade and P.G. Strawberry Days Parade. ns No prior experience Registration and instruction begins Wed., Sept. 7 needed! Classes include: The Youth Volunteer Council will f the school year by participating in a group project at the Utah State Training School in American Fork. interested youth should Any contact Hardy or Bailey to get inkick-of- jf Drilldown Splits Kicks Showmanship Tap Marching U 31 Jr. Drill Team winners of the Freedom Festival Ages one-tim- These students will be involved in fostering awareness and interest in volunteerism in their school. Lorri Hirst, director, said that the Youth Volunteer Council will participate in service projects in the community, as well as encourage other students to get involved and give some time to others in need. $l2Month For more informations mm Jumps .Precision I ' ms I and registration "II 31& Colleen Bills Ballet Jazz Tumbling Cheerleading Help your child develoi discipline & volved. Snape family celebrates brother's 50th anniversary in Springfield, Missouri A lifetime of memories was shared by the original James and Viva Snape family, as they all journeyed to Springfield, Mo. to help celebrate a brother's 50th wedding anniversary. Traveling from Lehi, sisters Lila Evans and Vera Peck joined the group. All members of the Snape family were born in American Fork and several of them completed their schooling before the family moved to Salt Lake City in 1934. It is quite remarkable all brothers and sisters are living and were able to join together for the event. The family ages range from 58 to 80. The oldest family member, Al, and his wife, Elsa, were honored in Springfield with a family dinner on Aug. 20 and an open house on Sunday, Aug. 21, where many friends and neighbors joined the group. Al's children traveled from New York and Pennsylvania to participate in the event. The family enjoyed visiting, going to the movies and shopping. Other family members are: Dorothy Bradford, Gladys Curtis, Iva Tesch and Evelyn Bennion, all of Salt Lake City; Shirley Lawrance, West Jordan; Velma Matthews, Riverside, Calif.; and Jay B. Snape, Las Vegas, Nev. iTEfSO BOCKS ftfttiftftftitftfrftti x$ 24th Anniversary ) 768-969- 6 - lltnh fin rien Gir k t- The students will be forming a committee of students from the school who will work with them. e Both group projects and individual volunteerism will weekly be accented. Center. Richard Van Wagoner receives writing award A Lehi writer and historian recently received an award from the Mormon History Association for the best article in the field of Mormon History published during great-grea- Lehi High School students Christy Hardy and Chris Bailey have been selected to serve as members of the Youth Volunteer Codncil sponsored by the United Way Volunteer Lehi. He is a shift supervisor at Allen's Super Save in American Fork and is majoring in business management in college. He served an LDS mission in New Zealand. The newlyweds will be honored at a reception Saturday, Sept. 10, at the Lehi North Stake Center, 900 N. 1200 East, from 7 until 9. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. A second reception will be given in Wenatchee Sept. 17. Saturday, Sept. 10. The bride-to-b- e is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bensing of Wenatchee, Wash. She is a music major at BYU and plays the pedal harp in the Mormon Youth Symphony and the BYU Symphony. . The prospective groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson of She has one daughter, Audrey Price of Lehi, and two grandchildren, Jaylene Wood ofLehi and Bill Price of American Fork. She has 18 and 12 grandchildren. Christy Hardy, Chris Bailey serve as members of volunteer council Janet Marie Bensing to marry Dale Arthur Peterson Sept 1 0 - Join the well-know- Janet Marie Bensing, Dale A. Peterson Losing pounds and inches for and keeping them off for life will be the focus of a new weight Fall of the world's first remote control gas station. Now under new management - r ft ft ft r II U E)Aa fW THEMS BQQK ft ft Lori Williams EICCTRIC ALARM ClOCK s POSTER FOOD STORES BOARD Flame Broiled Hamburgers with toppings including lettuce, tomatoes and onions cut fresh daily! mid help o 1 Rotary Club I 32 oz. proceeds donated to Rotary International's campaign to immunize the world against polio. at Rotary Park (250 S. 200 p.m. E., Am. , wmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmm L All Wed., Sept. 7, mmMmMmmgm. 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