| Show ')'30 ' U H A UTAH '" '' v man's (juJiiyyiis ggjfcpamiiflEty See Related Story on page IJB0(3i!ilir©aSEaC© 1 fflgflftmipm J J Gglp See Related Story on page 3 1 Zs? TOE jAL ' AroOUAlH'N 0 ' w' AHL See Related Story on Page 12 K TRr" Volume 68 Number 17 d fVIz-vA Women's Conference to be held on April 28 in Gunnison O v & o ' -- Q y lcLlh 'J Q ‘ L "CD it LD SINGERS Lions Paper Pickup is set GunTime for spring cleanup nison Valley Lions Club will pick up bundled newspapers and magazines in Gunnison and Centerfield April 18 Please have Saturday bundles on t he curb for pickup by 9:00 am Mayfield residents please use the collection bin at the mini mart Deadlines for Gunnsion News 3? USA Since LEE AND MAJORIE REAY reaching those not notified by group that many former students did not various graduate because of reasons These are the people the alumni committee has not been able to locate The committee is appealing to those who have received notificaforms to notion and reservation tify any family members or friends who may fit into one of the above categories Alumni director Phyllis Greener is that the committee emphasizes considers any person who entered the 9th grade at the school is an alumni members and should receive the reservation letter and form Additional forms can be obtained by calling or writing to either Lana Jensen Larson PO Box 895 telephone number or to Greener PO Phyllis Hcrmansen Box 922 telephone number Both addresses are Gunnison Utah 84634 The $800 per plate must accompany the request for reservations being considered as Conservation camp for prisoners The State of Utah Department of Corrections has Contacted the Fishlake National Forest about the possibility of using the Gooseberry site as a conservation camp for minimum security inmates according to J Kent Taylor ‘This is a preliminary proposal is one of several and Gooseberry locations being considered’ Taylor added The State of Utah is investigating future options to house the conservation camp “No decision has been made at this time” Taylor continued inmate fire “The fighting crew has been doing conservation work projects on the Forest and in other areas across the state for the past ten years They have been an excellent work crew and there is a multitutde of workwhile conservation work on a national forest opportunity lands in and BLM administrated this area” Taylor said “Local communities and elected Officials will be involved if there are any future developments" Taylor concluded Clyde Lay Forest Service Enis gineer says that if Gooseberry chosen as the site it will be a year round camp however plans are graduating in Business Administration from Hcnager School of Business Lee has been a Alumni Association ask for help Gooseberry The Gunnison Stake Relief Society 3rd Annual Conference is set for Saturday April 28 at 9:00 am until 2:30 pm at the Gunnison Stake Center The theme is “The Circle of a Woman’s Reach” and will feature keynote speaker Brad Wilcox from Provo Workshop leaders include Theron Sondrup from Monroe Diane Titze and Lee and Marjorie Reay from Gunnison and Marcia Nielson of Ephraim Diane Titze was born in Spanish Fork Utah to Frank and Mary Poulscn She was raised in Salt Lake City she graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in She speech and English education holds teaching certificates in both secondary and elementary education She taught at Cyprus High School for 5 years She married Peter K Titze and is the mother of three children Maria - 17 Joanne - 16 and Re14 Her workshop is titled becca “Reach Out - and Discover your Potential our attiRefurbishing tudes can help us rediscover our dreams and put us back on course with energy and focus For 35 years of their married life Lee and Marjorie Reay have been so they know somegrandparents thing about their subject Their workshop is titled “Reach Out Find the Magic in Grandmothering Love” They have travelled widely and lived in many places in the for the Gunnison Deadline: News are on Friday at 5:00pm for Classifieds and articles and Monday at Noon for display ads Articles can be dropped off at Rasmussen's Ace Hardware or can be mailed to Box 167 Gunnison Utah 84634 Valley Although an intensive search for names and addresses of Gunnison Valley High School Alumni has been made it is evident that have not some former students received the notification and reservation form to attend the first annual G VHS reunion and banquet to be held May 26th lists of The most accessible former students came from graduation roles However in completing the lists many addresses could It was also know not be obtained Price 35 cents Wednesday April 25 1990 that it will be vacated for the annual Third Grade Program held at Gooseberry each year Lay reports that the program has been going on for ten years This is a group of 20 inmates who have worked all over the state as an organized fire fighting crew “The state is now expanding the program to include 80 inmates" Lay said “These inmates arc low risk - some are serving life sentences however they arc serving time in prison for crimes that arc Prison not likely to be repeated officials do not like to house these prisoners with the other inmates It’s sort of an award system for being good prisoners” Lay said He added that the housing facility at Lone Peak is full and that another camp is definitely needed If the Gooseberry site is selected it will likely house 40 inmates They will work on fires on the Manti LaSal Dixie Fishlake Forests and on other county and state projects “They are a workforce that is available to almost everyone" Lay added The team is fully equipped and will have supervision and their own transportation “The results of the program over the years has been excellent" Mr Lay said “There have been virtually no problems" Three facilities are being considered for the site and it is not known when the final decision will be made “We have the inmates already in the program and there is no place to house them Something will have to be done soon” Mr Lay emphasized As Forest Engineer Lay will likely be the one to coordinate the facility with the Department of Corrections “I have attended meetings etc from its beginning" he said Mr Lay says there won’t be a fence around the facility or formal guards - such as at the Gunnison Prison site but there will be a sign on the road noting that it is a Department of Corrections Conservation Camp “Being a member of this group is a status symbol to these inmates If anyone causes problems they take care of it internally rather than risk losing their right to be part of the program” he added The Forest Service says it will relay any other information about the choosing of the site when it becomes available salesman teacher photographer editor marketing conand publisher of his own journalist sultant books Marjorie was bom in Gunpison in Salt Lake Utah and educated City Los Angeles and San Francisco She is a retired elementary school teacher with coast to coast experience Active in community and church affairs in Gunnison grandpa and grandma Reay love to visit and be visited by their 25 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Their Golden Years are the harvest of a long and interesting life Marcea Nielson is the wife of Richard V Nielson Bishop of the Snow College Fifth Ward They are the parents of three sons and a Their oldest son is servdaughter ing a mission in Rio De Janeiro Brazil Marcea has taught Youth Conference at Snow College in the summers for the past fourteen years She speaks at firesides Relief Societies and in community workshops she has served in all areas of the Young Women Program and is presently serving as the Advisor of the Lambda Delta Sigma at Snow College and as a Relief Society teacher Marcea is presently working at the Ephraim Middle School as a part time city secretary and she is a florist She says that she loves the Lord her husband and children and people Her workshop is titled “Reach Out - To tlCluklren in your Life” How we can help our children develop self esteem and a value system How we can give them the basics to reach their potential avoid social problems and be happy A luncheon will be catered by Carl Mcllor of Lchi Sisters will need to notify their Relic! Society Presidents if they intend to stay for lunch Immediately following the luncheon entertainment will be provided by the LD Singers from Snow College This is one of nine performances of a five day lour which takes the LD Singers to various high schools and communities in central and southern Utah as well as Arizona Included in the group arc 47 students consisting of 40 singers four accompanists and three technicians Dallcn Christensen a sophomore at Snow College is president of the group The advisor and director of the group is Dr David R Willmore President Michael Bawdcn Snow College Stake President and director of the Ephraim Institute and his wife Pamela Bawdcn are also traveling with the group The program will consist of a 90 minute variety show with a medley from “Twcntiana”as well as various group numbers and entertaining ensembles Brother Willmore stated “The purpose of the group is to enrich the lives of others to uplift entertain and edify others spiritually through music” This promises day for all women Stake to relax and renewal to be a special of the Gunnison enjoy uplift and Many Candidates have filed for Sanpete County offices With the filing date for county offices past many incumbents now find themselves facing opposition Buchanan Wallace Sheriff as a Manti has filed for and Charles Ramsey Republican Fairvicw has filed for the position as an independent candidate Manti the DemoJay Alder has filed for cratic incumbent as auditor and he’ll be opposed by Thomas Clark on the Republican slate Incumbents Earl Clark Spring is a Republican City treasurer running unopposed as are County Moroni Blackham Ross Attorney a Republican and Yvonne Howell Manti a Democrat as assessor Reed Hatch Manti a deputy in office for several the recorder’s has filed for years a Republican that office Janet Lund the incum- - ' ' bent chose not to file for Kristine Christiansen Manti who was appointed county clerk folby the County Commission the death of Wanda lowing the incumbent Bartholomew has filed for election to the office on the Democratic ticket Mr Clark Mr Hatch and Mrs Christiansen are unopposed Commissioner Keller Christensen Gunnison an incumbent has filed for of the Republican ballet Also Filing for the Commissioner’s seat on the Commission as a Republican is John Bagford Chester Dean Anderson Axtell and Gary Towne Manti filed for the Commissioner’s scat as Democrats Leonard Blackham Moroni the Commissioner incumbent has filed as a Republican No Democrat filed for that office In the voting for the school boards two incumbent members of the South Sanpete School District board of education face who have filed for opposition Don Shand Manti the incumbent who represents Precinct 4 Manti Districts and 3 - and Lewis Manti have filed for the Bagnall Precinct 4 seat Elaine Burnham Ephraim the incumbent board member representing Precinct Ephraim District 2 and 3 and Richard Stevens has filed for the seat on Ephraim the board the Roger Neilson Ephraim board member who represents Precinct 5 - Ephraim District 1 Manti 2 and Sterling - has filed for and will have no opposition - ci EXCELLENT RATING: These girls recieved Excellent ratings from the Central Utah Ballet School's compeittion in St George LI linouye Nay Sara Munro Mika Inouye and Mei in a recent performance are from left: Amy They |
