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Show Page 5 (Die December 17, 2003 Services for Norma Harkins to be held in Springville Clyde Elmer passes away at age 76 Norma Evans Christiansen Harkins, age 85, passed away Dec. 15, 2003 in Provo, Clyde Rawson Elmer, 76, passed away at his home De. 12, 2003. He was born June 24, 1927 in Ogden, Utah to William Jorgen and Sarah Elizabeth Rawson Elmer. He married Ruth Inez Smith April 2, 1946 in Columbia, South Carolina. She preceded him in death March 7, 1991 in Salt Lake City. He married Lois Marie Thomas May 16, 1992 in Kearns. He was a veteran of WW II. He worked and retired after 20 years of service from the Veterans Hospital. He loved camping and family reunions. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of His greatest desire was to go to the temple, which he accomplished on March 10. 1999 inthe Manti Temple. On October 13, 2001, Clydes marriage to Ruth was solemnized in the Mt. Timpa-nogaTemple. He is survived by his wife, Lois; four sons and one daughter Raymond (Patricia) Elmer, Jerry (Lynda) Elmer, Michael (Sheila) Elmer, Robert Elmer, Shonia (Steve) Martinez; six stepchildren Gary, Sherald, Utah. She was born Aug. 22, 1918 to Leonard Webb and Leah Caroline Foote Evans. She married Wesley John Christiansen April 19, 1937 in Manti, Utah. He died while serving his country in the Navy, Dec. 18, 1944. She later married Edison Amos Harkins, June 26, 1948. Bernice E. Archibald, who passed away this year. Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Thursday, Dec. 18, 2003 in the Springville 13th Ward, 760 North 400 East. Friends may call Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2003 at Anderson Funeral Home, 94 West 300 North, Nephi, from p.m. and one hour prior to services at the church in 7-- 8 Norma was an active member of the LDS Church. She was a member of the Vari-ett- e Club and of the DUP, Fort Wall Camp in Nephi. She enjoyed art and sharing her work with others. She loved spoiling any of her 22 grandchildren and 55 great grandchildren. She is survived by children, Janice (Richard) Parkin of Layton, Richard (Anita) Christiansen of Highland, and Alice (Don) Harris of Springville; 22 grandchildren; and 55 She was preceded in death by husbands Wesley and Edison; sons, Larry Dean Christiansen and Edison Amos Harkins III; and two sisters Lucille E. Gadd and Norma Harkins provided locally in reconstructive surgery including hand and craniofacial trauma, cancer ablation, reconstruction, and microsurgery. Dr. Jones is skilled in all aspects of plastic and reconstructive surgery and has a special interest in cosmetic surgery of the face and body, including body contouring with procedures such as liposuction, body lifting, abdominoplasty,, breast augmentation, reduction and reconstruction. His medical practice is one of close, personal attention and passionate care with attention given to detail and clinical excellence. He enjoys spending time with his patients and emphasizes personal service and availability for all their questions and concerns. Some of the general procedures that can be done at Central Valley Medical Cen ter are carpal tunnel, trigger finger, tendon injuries, nerve injuries, fracture repair to fingers, hands, facial bones, cyst and lesion removal, breast reduction, augmentation and reconstruction, liposuction, body lifting, abdominoplasty, face lift, brow lift, neck lift, rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery and laser surgery. Appointments may be scheduled by calling Nephi Medical Clinic at Dr. Jones received his surgery training at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. He has maintained academic excellence throughout his training beginning as a National Merit scholar in high school and culminating with exceptional marks for clinical excellence in his plastic surgery training, He received a Bachelor of Arts degree and medical degree from the University of Utah. Dr. Jones then completed his plastic surgery residency at the I'niversity of Kansas Medical Center and also completed additional fellowship training in the care and management of severe burn injuries including burn recon- struction. will publish a Community Calendar each week of events in our area. If you would like to have your event published in this calendar, please submit it by 5 p.m. on Monday at our office at 96 South Main, Nephi or send to P.O. Box Community Calendar, The Times-New- The Bend-in-the-Riv- or River. or Christmas Concert Tabernacle, 100 S. University Ave. Singles Christmas Concert. Admission: Free. Dec. 21, Provo Multi-stak- e (801) 489-979- 6 Sing-I- n p 393-594- 6 s Times-New- s s, 77, Nephi, Utah 84648. No calendar events will be taken over the phone. Wednesday, December 17 Juab High School. Boys basketball vs North Sevier. Thursday, December 18 Juab High School. Curls basketball vs Gunnison. Friday, December 19 Juab High School. Buys basketball ii Barowan. Juab High School. Wrestling " Manti. This Community Calendar is brought to you by MT. NEB0 MARKET BEN FRANKLIN STORE Reminding you that we have a wedding registry at Bon Franklin that can be Used at either store. Stop at 385 North Main and we how easy it is! This Weeks Receptions None reported to The Times-New- s Holiday Concert Dec. 22, Our Lady of the Snows Center (OLS) and the lodges Alta. Holiday Concert and Caroling. You are cordially invited to celebrate the holidays with an evening of caroling and music by local talents. Come and spread holiday cheer! Admission: free (donations Douglas Thomas, Debbie gratefully accepted). Tidwell, Shirley Barlow and Shauna Chlarson; 38 grandchildren; 64 great-grandch- Dr. Jones expertise is Green space is sponsoring an on Friday, Dec, 19, Solstice celebration Winter early from 5 until 7 p.m. (The winter solstice doesnt officially arrive until the 21st.) The project will be held outside at the location, 1030 West Fremont Avenue1100 South, which is adjacent to the Jordan Bend-in-the-Riv- Dec. 21, Ogden Tabernacle, 21st St. and Washington Blvd. Christmas Carol Sing-in- . Familiar, traditional, favorite Carols of Christmas sung by the audience. Guest conductor Ivaren Brookens. Lowell Marriott Har-roat the pipe organ. Evervone invited. Admission: Free. 801 y-Saints. New medical services cally. Nephi, Utah s Winter Solstice Christmas Carol Latter-Da- great-grandchildre- Central Valley Medical Center is pleased to announce that Dr. Trenton C. Jones, Plastic Surgeon, is seeing patients and performing surgeries at Central Valley Medical Center in Nephi. We welcome him and are pleased to be able to provide another service lo- dren; two brothers and one sister, Leslie (Gai) Elmer, Arthur (Beverly) Elmer and Louise (Stan) Badgenski. Clyde was preceded in death by his wife Ruth, parents, four brothers William, Laurence, Elden, and Jack; and one son, George Jody. F uneral services were held Tuesday, Dec. 16 in Nephi. Interment for Clyde and his son Jody will be at the Redwood Memorial Cemetery, 6500 South Redwood Road, West Jordan, Utah. CTtmcs-iNffo- Christmas Eve Service il Racoons are cute Dec. 24, Mt. Pleasant First Presbyterian Church, 91 S. 100 W. Annual Christmas Eve Service. Everyone is invited. Service will be conducted by Pastor David Boge. Admission: Free. (135) 462-353- but costly to Utah Refuge in Box Elder County removes around 300 raccoons each year in an attempt to control their impact." In addition to their other disruptive habits, one of the Rarely seen in Utah until the 1960s. the raccoon has become the states number one urban wildlife problem. Contrary to what many people believe, raccoon populations are generally higher in urban settings than in farming areas, said James Barnhill. Utah State University Extension agent in Weber County. This is due mainly to the increased availability of food, water and den sites in the residential environment. Once raccoons move into a major concerns regarding raccoons is the diseases they carry. In the eastern United States raccoons are the major wildlife host of rabies. Fortunately, rabies has not been identified in the Utah raccoon population. Raccoon feces often contain roundworm (Bay lisa scar is housing area their popula- tions can increase rapidly. A' study in urban Toronto, Can-ada, reported more than 160 raccoons per square mile. 1 procyonis) eggs, Barnhill 'said. If ingested, the larvas from these eggs hatch and migrate through the tissues Raccoons as nocturnal creatures usually den up during the day and conic out to forage at night, Barnhill said. They often feed in garbage cans, scattering debris across the yard. They can tear up lawns and newly laid sod searching for grubs and worms. They eat pet food and sometimes even small pets. They are very strong and can be ferocious fighters if cornered. They will tear off shingles and fascia boards to gain access to attics, and they often create fire hazards by plugging uncapped chimneys with nesting materials when they make their dens. In the agricultural community raccoons do extensive damage, Barnhill said. Sweet corn is one of the racoon's favorites, but they also feed on various fruits and vegetables, kill poultry and damage plastic irrigation systems and silage pit covers. They of the body. This can damage the brain or optic nerve in the host animal, abusing severe neurological dafnage, blindness or death. Raccoons have also been known to transmit canine distemper, Aleutians and several other diseases. Live catch traps are recommended for controlling raccoons. said Barnhill. These traps need to be made of heavy material and should be at least 10 inches x 12 inches x 32 inches. They cost about $50. but it isnt always necessary to purchase them. The State Wildlife Resources office has traps thev loan in exchange for a refundable deposit. "Many homeowners use tuna fish, peanut butter or canned cat food as bait, but using fruit is recommended to avoid catching dogs and cats." Barnhill said. Commercial raccoon bait, called Rac, coon Lure. is and is available for $10 per 8 ounces." If trapping a raccoon becomes necessary, be aware that state law prohibits the looking for the Perfect Present? Give the Gift of CLASSICAL BALLET for 2 Good (Good FREE Weeks of Pallet Lessons thmiah Jan. 31 Nephi's NEWLY Cons true fed Pance Studio! Top Qualify, Absokrtety ftorgeoos Facility 1 1 Years Experienced. Professional Ballet Teacher Me, Technique BPointe Classes, ages 2 Mommy Classes start at 20month on January I1. 2004 Contact; Positively Ballet!. 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