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Show CHRONICLES PEOPLE $lje agson (dnmicle Wednesday, August 4, 1962, paga 3 f experiences which included motore racing. In the midst cycle of this lifestyle, he attended an evangelistic crusade. There he heard the Gospel--th- e death, burial and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ-a- nd responded by trusting' Christ alone for his eternal salvation with God. After this transforming event took place, Bob now had a purpose for living, a personal relationship with God and a secure home in heaven with God. That occurred in November dirt-bik- Reid K. Stubbs to wed Amy Wilson 1973. Amy Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William LaMar Wilson, Payson, will marry Raid K. Stubbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stubbs, Genola, on Friday, August 6, 1982. A garden reception will be held in their honor that night from 7 until 9 p.m. at the home of the bride's grandparents, 455 East 400 North, Payson. Attending the bride as maid of honor will be Teri Forsey. Linda Wilson and SueAnne Jolley will be bridesmaids. Gary and Brent Stubbs will be the best men with Jason Wilson as usher. The bride graduated from Payson High School and LDS Seminary. The bridegroom graduated from Provo High and is now employed in Provo. The couple will live in Payson. Music Man features quartet Besides his specific training in Youth Ministry at Liberty Baptist, Pastor Bob has served summer Bob Brindle Youth Pastor Bob Brindle has recently begun serving as Youth Pastor at the Nebo Baptist Church of Spanish Fork. A native of San Diego, California, Pastor Bob graduated from Liberty Baptist College in Lynchburg, Virginia, this past May. Burdened by the Lord to minister to youth for the past seven years, he earned a B.S. in with a Speech Youth-Religio- n minor. Bob attended church during his In the good ol days when the mission townspeople gathered around and created their own entertainment, the barbershop quartets were easy to find. This was not so for our production of MUSIC MAN. Directors Charles Lynn Frost and Robert Dunn listened to many very talented men before they found that' special harmony that is so necessary for a quartet. Found it they did in four of the most active .men in our area. The quartet 'consists of Acell Bown, Craig Dunford, Lawrence McLay and Tim Morganson. Acell is a newcomer to the stage. His willingness to give of his time and talent is apparent in his performance in MUSIC MAN. f Craig Dunford has a diverse past for a man from Payson. He The was road manager for Lettermen before he left for a to Uruguay-Paragua- youth, but never understood the Gospel or God. His life was characterized obtaining by possessions and trying new y. Upon his return, he attended BYU where he met and married Sherrie Farr of Provo. They now have five children. Craig has sung extensively p, 798-780- 0. Utah throughout Most recently, he has performed with the Payson Civic Valley. Chorale. He also has a Black Belt in karate and a Brown Belt in Korshianl Lawrence McLay is from Provo. He and his wife Marilyn ha.w five children. He teaches seminary at Spanish Fork High School. While attending BYU he was very active in singing and theatre. Lawrence had lead roles in many of the plays at the Y He traveled for some time with the Young Ambassadors singing group and was also a member of the Male Chorus at the internships with youth during the past three summers. For eight weeks in 1979 he worked as a leader' with his home church, Scott Memorial Baptist Church, San Diego, in a youth training program called Summer Servants. It was during this time that he first ministered with Nebo Baptist Church. The next summer he returned to Spanish Fork and served as Youth Pastor for nine weeks. The summer of 1981 Pastor Bob worked as the Youth Pastor of a Baptist church in Ramona, California. Pastor Bob is excited to begin his new ministry with youth in Utah County. He has a lot of ideas and a burning desire to minister. He plans to inititate a ministry including Bible study, disciple-shiministry evangelism, opportunities for youth (Mexico, etc.) and fun activities. One may reach Pastor Bob by Nebo Baptist calling Church meets in the basement office complex of the Spanish Fork City library, 49 South Main Street, Spanish Fork. Service times are Family Bible Hour at 9:45 a.m. and Worship at 11 a.m. Y ONE YEAR OLD Craig Dunford, Lawrence McLay, Tim Morganson, Acel Bown Tim Morganson recently re- turned from a mission to Texas, He arrived in time to sing the lead in the quartet. Tim previously in productions of appeared KISS ME KATE, MY FAIR LADY, SOUND OF MUSIC and IMAGINARY INVALID. His fine tenor voice has lead him in Concert Chorus, T.auveres and on stage at Payson High School. Tim is currently making plans to attend BYU with an emphasis in Musical Theatre, You will sing as you leave the performance of MUSIC MAN as you relive the lovely song sang by this barbershop quartet. gening night for this years performance will be September 2 n 3 4, 6 and 7 at the high school auditorium at 8 p.m. Rhett Steven Brown Rhett Steven Brown, son of W. Joel and Mary Brown, celebrated his first birthday July 27, 1982. Proud grandparents are Wayne and Mary Jean Brown, and Marion and Joyce Man will, all of are Payson. NaDean Brown of Payson and Carl and La Vem Theobald of Hinckley. You get this card free with a First Security Checking or Savings account. Great-grandparen- ts . MISSIONARIES Airman DavidL.i Workmans report Then you can bank at 36 Intermountain HandiBanks missions Elder Carlyle S. Workman and Sister Valerie Workman returned July 23, 1982, from their missions. Carlyle served in the Italy Catania Mission and Valerie in the Michigan Dearborn Mission. Their homecoming will be held h August 8, 1982, in the Ward Chapel in Payson at 4 p.m. All friends and relatives are invited to visit at the home. night and day. 12th-13t- Elder David W. Just like a key to the bank, the HandiBank Card is another way to give you access to the convenience of HandiBank. The automated teller that puts banking at your fingertips so you can start making deposits, get cash, transfer money or get your account balance anytime of day. Remember, all you need is a First Security checking or statement savings account and you get a HandiBank Card free. If you are already a customer, apply for your HandiBank Card and own Personal Identification Number (PIN), which only you will know. If you are not a First Security customer, come in and open a checking or savings account and apply for your HandiBank Card now. Rirsfl: Stsco otty . . Each depositor is insured to S Eiinfe 100,000 by FDIC. First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. First Security Bank of Idaho, N.A. First Security Bank of Rock Springs, N.A. First Security State Bank Lemings Alan Leo Daley Nielsen sustained David W. Nielsen returned home July 17, 1982, from the great Mission. California Anaheim Its great to be home. It was a great experience and I have met and made a lot of very good friends. Welcome home is on Sunday, h August 8, 1982, at the at Ward Payson, Chapel, 10:45 a.m. lst-5t- A change has taken place in the Payson Third Ward Bishopric. First councilor Kenneth Kelly has been released to take up residence in Santaquin. Alan Leo Daley has been sustained as first councilor to Bishop Lynn Powell. Airman David L. Lemings, son of Arlie S. and Marie A. Lemings of 235 North 100 East, Payson, has been Utah, assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, after completing Air Force basic training. During the six weeks at Lackland Air Force Base, the Texas, airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special in human training relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate in applied degree science through the Community College of the Air Force. The airman will now receive specialized instruction in the civil engineering field. He is a 1981 graduate of Payson High School. |
