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Show IM iumo ! nrTfn 2B Emery County Progress Castle Dale, Utah Tuesday September 7, 2004 Weddings Vi! Marlene Curtis Mervyn Richard Jones Roger and Delores Curtis of Orangeville are announcing the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marlene to Mervyn Richard Jones, son of the late Donald and Mary Jones of Wales, U.K. Marlene has been teaching at East Elementary in Roosevelt. She is a graduate of Emery High School, Snow College and Southern Utah University. She served a mission in the Indiana Indianapolis Mission. Mervyn works for the Kelloggs Corporation. He also directs a ip r Adrian Anne Clark Joshua Michael Daley Lindsey Glines Ryan Hayward John and Linda Clines announce the marriage of their daughter Lindsey Diane Clines to Ryan Layne Hayward, the son of Nikki Hayward, on Sept. 7. The couple will be married at the Salt Lake Masonic Temple, 050 East South Temple at 7 p.m. A reception will be held that evening following the ceremony for all family and friends. An open house will also be held at the Emery County Recreation Center, 77) South 400 East, Castle Dale,on p.m. Sept. 20 from Lee and Lynette Clark are announcing the marriage of their daughter Adrian Anne to Joshua Michael Daley, son of Colleen and James Davis and Michael and Mary Ann Daley. The couple will be married Sept. 3 in the Manti LDS Temple. Friends and family are welcome to attend a reception held in their honor Sept. 10 from p.m.at the Clark residence, 1113 North 2100 West, Layton. A reception will also be held at the Davis residence, 715 South Main Street, Orangeville, on Sept 1 1 from 8 Lynn Moosman Blaine Wilkerson Recognitions 1 9 local army cadet unit. Following their marriage, the couple will make their home in Llay, Wales. The couple will be married in the Vernal Utah Temple on Sept. They will be honored at a reception on Sept. 1 1 from 9 p.m. at the Castle Dale Stake Center, for all family and friends. 10. 7-- Missionary Elder Merrell p.m. Missionary Philippine Olongapo Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Elder lns worth Saints. Elder Merrell will speak Sept. 12 at 1 1 a.m. at the Castle Dale 1st Ward, Castle Dale Stake Center. Blake is the son of Duane and Tammy Merrell of Castle Dale. Elder Loren Unsworth returned home on Sept. 4 after serving a mission in Tulsa, Okla. for the Church of Jesus Saints. Christ of Latter-da- y Loren is the son of Monty and Elizabeth Unsworth. His grandparents are Wayne and Elaine Wilberg of Castle Dale, and Dale and JoAnn Biili mmm Evelyn Huntsman is presented the Mayors Award by Brandon Johnson, as Mayor Kent Larsen looks on. Merrell and the late Betty Merrell of Vernal. Evelyn Huntsman the Humanities by Brandon Johnson, Utah Humanities Council representative. Mrs. Hunts- man was recognized for her many contributions to the community. She has been an active member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers for many years compiling information for a history of Ferron and the people who have lived here. She has spend countless hours performing research and gathering Economic Summit 2004 Who Should Attend? September 14, 2004 Museum of the San Rafael Emery County Economic Castle Dale, Utah Development Council invites Jon Huntsman, Jr. all those interested in the Program Summary, latest economic growth and development information to participate in Whats Swell in Emery County 2004. 8:20 a.m. Registration & Breakfast 8:30 - 9:15 a.m. - Morning Keynote -- -- Break Out Session Topics: Agriculture New Markets for Agriculture Products; Making Silk Purses from Sows Ears Jud Harward, Harward Roadside Stands Linda and James Gilmore, Morgan Valley Natural Lamb People and Resources to Help Make Your Dreams Come True Jim Ore, Utah Food Policy Team Devon Bailey, Cooperatives and Vertical Integration 12:30 p.m. Lunch 1:15 p.m. Keynote Address Jon Huntsman, Jr. -- Break Out Session Topics: Customer Service & Marketing Totally Awesome Customer Service Darryl Bosshardt, South Eastern Utah Association of Local Governments, Business and Economic Development Expanding our Opportunities Karen Biers, USU Cooperative Extension, Entrepreneurship Home Based Business Recreation & Tourism Is there Money to be made in your Backyard? Kathy Gardner, Rays Tavern-Th- e Best Burger in Utah Claudia Crump, Panguitch Quilt Walk Festival Ken Kraus, The Tavaputs Ranch Keys to Success - Resources and Partnerships Norma Dean Hawkinson, How Can the Emery County Travel Bureau Help You Drew Specialist Sitterud-Emer- y County Recreation District Dwight Rimmasch, Utah Travel Division-Marketin- Huntsman is currently Chairman and CEO, Huntsman Family Holdings Company, LLC. He is also the Republican candidate for governor. Mr. Huntsman served in the White House administration under both President Ronald Reagan and President George H. Scott Lofley Mr. -- Bob King Coal Mining and Power Plants in Emery County, Past and Future 9:30 a.m. 11:20 a.m. Break Out Sessions 11:30 a.m. 12:20 p.m. Local Business Highlight Session facilitated by Scott Truman, Utah Rural Development Council hundreds of pictures in prepa- ration of the Ferron History Book. She is a member of the Emery County Historical Society where she serves as a volunteer. Evelyn has served a number of years as an Election Judge for both city and county elections. She shares her talents by teachingpiano lessons to the youth and enjoys singing at any community event when invited to do so. She is a cheerful person spreading her positive attitude with everyone she makes contact with. Evelyn Huntsman was pre- sented with the Utah Humanities Council 2004 Mayors Award in What I Emery 7:30 6-- Lynn Moosman and Blaine Wilkerson were married on June 23. A reception will be held in their honor on Sept. 11 at the Price Holiday Inn from 7 p.m. -- midnight, S3S West Hospital Drive. The parents of the bride arc Max and Kim Moosman and the parents of the groom are Steve and Lila Haws and Dave Wilkerson. Elder Blake Merrell recently returned from serving in the Latter-da- y (5- -8 W. Bush including Scott Lofley, of Elmo, is one of 145 students in the United States and Canada to be awarded the Global Automotive Elder Stilson Elder Kent William Stilson has returned home from serving a two year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He served in the India Bangalore Mission which covers the entire nation includ-in- g Nepal. He will speak in sacrament meeting on Sept. 12 at 9 a.m. Kent is the son of Lewis and Leigh Stilson of Orangeville. serving as U.S. Ambassador to Singapore. currently the Vice President of Interwest Mining Company (a subsidiary of PacifiCorp), headquartered vV in Salt Lake City, Utah. In this capacity he is responsible for mine operations and corporate techincal services. kmliv Uiik'1 UYinkidijiuiil vj riti'l to toil )(liini!i('i kfliiin i'll U'K a Advantage of our Local Resources and Assets to Build a Business for the Future! Wile "Urn d it1 i uilli fcl! ltT jp iU v .( t! j it" diT' o! ii lib lib tiii dlioul ijnii U kni 8 i'!'YliV'oT Dont Miss Out on Learning How to Take Jo Sansevero at or www.emerycounty.com. ) 0 r.'BEji7R) jGft t itRu tteuii 9i 8 to: m gig! g, Wednesday, September or Marc Stilson at Hole 5 at Millsite Golf Course gave up a hole in one. On Aug. 20, Jordan Gee, 14, of Ferron, was out for a fun round of golf with his friend Nathan Sorenson, who witnessed the feat. Gee teed off on the par three hole with his six iron for the 1 50 yard drive from the white tees. We go golfingas often as w'e can, said Gee, "although 1 havent golfed as much this summer as last summer." Gee is in the ninth grade at San Rafael Junior High. Bob King Mr. King is Symposium scholarsip, awarded to students pursuing automotive aftermarket careers. Scott graduated from Emery High School with a 3.5 grade point average and plans to attend the College of Eastern Utah in the fall. He is the son of Mary and Jerel Loflev of Elmo. Gee Hits Hole in One Sfiat Bdts Save Lives! Marketing, Marketing .V.P. By Aftermarket ; (l.l'tl u.h 0'lr',illt' hit M i Beth Spencer Scotti Powell (tie! to V'ti t'n rnl Llilibulf W ft 0 'Nirur & Ben Wright Jasmine Diamanti Saturday, Sept. 18, 2004 Saturday, & James Batestas Sept. 18, 2004 li'PhtuWt V.iUvi U'lc itk.i'il eja licit Register for our Gift & Bridal Registry (im'V.N ,m' UiNn.NrUi li'htUH litrC s4nmistasui s it wbUu 'Lhll'Ui Xffiyy Saturday, & Mark Thomas Sept. 1 Phone orders accepted 60 N. Sally Ann Rich 8, 2004 & Dave Wayne Rich Friday, Oct. Bridal Registry 100 W., Price, UT Free 1 , 2004 Gift Wrap |
