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Show '4 SunNews Wednesday," Aug:"2 1 ,"1 99 r Elder John Hatch will serve in Florida Mission John Hatch, son of Newell and Mary Ann Hatch, of Aurora, has been called to serve in Jacksonville FLorida LDS Mission. He will speak in the Aurora Second LDS Ward Sacrament Meeting at 3 p.m. August 25, 1 99 1 . An Open House will be held at the family home, 190 SOuth 350 West, Aurora, that evening from 6 to 8 p.m. Elder Hatch will enter the MTC on August 28. He is a graduate of North Sevier High School and LDS Seminary. He also attended Snow College for one year. Phone News Items 528-311- Alecia Nielson Jennifer and Charles and Ted Mickelsen to wed. Alecia Nielson & Ted Mickelsen to say vows Bryce and Janis Nielson, Sal-inarc pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Alecia, to Ted Mickelsen, son of Glen and Shirley Mickelsen, Redmond. Alecia and Ted will be married August 24, 1991 in the Manti LDS Temple. A Reception will be held that evening at the home of the Bride. Alecia graduated from North Sevier High School in 1989. She graduated this past Spring from Snow College with an A.S. a, Elder Ted graduated from North Sevier High in 1986. He served an LDS Mission, and has attended Utah Valley Community College the past two years, majoring in Engineering. The couple will make their home in Logan, where both will continue their education. Alecias grandparents are Gertrude Winn, of Richfield, and Keith and Jane Nielson, of Centra. Teds grandparents re Mr. and Mrs. Que Mickelsen, Redmond, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins, Salt Lake. Mission call Jennifer 25, at 11 a.m. in the Gunnison Second Ward, at the Gunnison Stake Center. An Open House will be held for Elder Sanderson, August 25, at his home 68 East 100 South, Gunnison, beginning at 4 p.m. Everyone is invited. He will enter the MTC September 18, 1991. Crane will marry Charles Bigelow Mr. and Mrs .Richard Crane, Sandy, announce the marriage of their daughter, Jennifer, to Charles Bigelow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Bigelow, Salt Lake City. They will be married August 23, 1991. The couple will make their home in Manti. They are both employed with the Department of Corrections of Utah. Grandparents are Leo and Erma Crane, Salina, and Vernon and Golda Johnson, Provo. Family attends ceremony for Shaun R. Jensen graduated Saturday, August 3, 1991 H. At graduation exercises held in Provo, Utah on Friday, August 16, 1991. Mary Hammond Young received her Masters degree in Mathematics from BYU. Mary is the daughter of Donald and Lois Hammond of Gunnison and the wife of Mike Young, formerly of Gunnison. They are the parents of three children, Deana, employed in Salt Lake City and Michelle, who is in Provo enrolled at UVCC and Cody, age 12. Mary and Mike live in Middle-toIdaho where Mike is employed in nearby Boise and Mary teaches math at Nampa High School. accepts Elder Chad S. Sanderson has been called to serve in the Denmark Copenhagen Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. Elder Sanderson is the son of Ira and Barbara Sanderson of Gunnison, Utah. His Missionary Farewell will be held Sunday, August Young receives Masters in BYU rites Mary Elder John Hatch 1 record books are due September 23, 1991. All are their to record enter encouraged books forjudging competition. Money awards, pins and prizes will be given top record book winners. All record book forms are available at the County Extension Office. A Record Book Workshop will be made available for any or club that desires extra help on their record books. It will be scheduled at the conference room 4-- H 4-- H 4-- H er from Cypress College in the Mortuary Science Department held at the Cattlemens Wharf Restaurant in Anaheim, CA, with 25 graduating members. ney and Holly Trapp will attend. In the 12-1- 3 age group, riders will be Michelle Daniels, Lance Sudweeks, Hailey Jo Nielsen and 9 Lindsay Johnson. yearolds will include Shantell Ogden, Amanda Nielsen, Amy Betenson and Heidi Barrows. The 4-- horse project has had over 1 00 participants this year with clubs in Glenwood, Richfield, Salina, Elsinore and Monroe. Shaun has had one year instruc- 14-1- tions and classes on the latest techniques of caring, preparing and running funerals for loved ones at the time of death. He has also had experience in this line of work having worked fortheBacks-Kaul-barBaggett and Schact Anaheim H Team Winners Sevier County won more than its share of honors at a recent Regional Team Competition held August 5, in Nephi. It involved contestants from Millard, Sanpete, Juab and Sevier counties. Junior team winners included Anglina Schena, Michelle Daniels, and Holly Trapp. Senior team representatives on the regional team are: Shantell Ogden and Amy Betenson, and Amanda Nielsen. They will go on to compete at the Utah State Team Show to be held in Salt Lake City on September 5, at the Salt Lake Fairgrounds. s, Mortuary while attending school. Shaun received an award for his scholastic achievement for the year and an offer to work in California. Shaun wanted to return to Utah so he will be working with his father 4-- H in the Sevier County Extension Office, Thursday, August 22, from 1 to 5 p.m., and Friday, August 23, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. n, Mary H. Young Twelve will go on to State competition in September. members from Twelve Sevier county will attend the Utah New baby daughter for Cami & Daren Lovell 4-- H State Horsemanship Individual Championships September 20 and Elks Arena, St. George. They will compete in judged events including showmanship at halter, western horsemanship and 21, at the older brother Cole. Proud parents are Daren and Cami Lovell of Rigby, Idaho. A baby girl arrived on August 15, 1991 and weighed in at 6 lbs and 14ozs. She will be named Kjerstin Granpdarcts are Newell and Mary Ann Hatch, Aurora, Austin and Meridcth Lovell of Oak City. Great grandparents are Lloyd and Nellie Hatch, Salina, Bernitta Mecham, Axtell, and Jay and Donna Lovell. Mary Lovell. She is welcomed home by an bareback equitation. Barrels, poles and scurry will be the speed events of the competition. In the age group, Angelina Schena, Nicole Noyes, Barry Bar- - in the family business, The Warren R. Jensen Funeral Home. Shaun R. Jensen Shaun Richard Jensen, husband of Lynette Jensen, Axtell and son, Warren and Jean Jensen, of Salina, His family is proud of his achieve- ment and happy to have him home. They wish him success in the years to come. Karl D. Hales earns Masters from B.Y.U. Fax It 9-- At the Salina Sun Office Our Fax Number! WORDS WE LIVE BY. The Constitution. The Bill of Rights. t In September, students Utah will compete in a statecelewide essay competition in bration of the through-ou- 200TH YEAR OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS. Encourage your child's participation: contact the school in your area. Help the next . generation to better under-stand its rights as United States citizens. Our Bill of Bights works because it guarantees liberty, justice, and equality, and is cherished in the hearts and minds of the American people. STATEWIDE STUDENT ESSAY CONTEST "What the Bill of Rights means to me Deadline for school entries: September J I r Ctipitol Hill Awards Ceremony: October This ad it sponsored 1, 18, 1991 1991 by: Intermountain Health Cara Kennecott Utah Copper Suzanne Dean, Public Relations, U. of U. Parent Teacher Association U- Governor Val Ovearm Gardiner ... A Marketing Company Keith A. Kelly Plaza Shopping Center Crossroads Utah Education Association Utah Power A Light Company Bonneville Communications Hardee a Family Restaurants Holiday Oil Company Utah Preaa Association The Utah Committee on the US. Constitution and Bill of Rights St. Marks Hospital Domino's Pizza Albertsons Hansen Planetarium First Interstate Bank McDonald's LDS Church West One Bank 529-772- Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to con- 7 Seminar on falconry set by Festival at Southern Utah U. Once again the romantic sport of falconry will come alive for patrons of the Utah Shakespearean Festival when Master Falconer Martin Tyner presents a seminar on The Art and Practice of Falconry. The seminar will be August 25 at 1 1 a.m. on the grass quad south of the Adams Shakespearean Theatre on the campus of Southern Utah University. Because of the great interest Martin has generated over the past several years, we at the Festival thought it would be a rare opportunity for our audiences to see a falconer at work and hear him discuss his craft, said Scott Phillips, Festival managing director. It is another part of the Festivals commitment to educational outreach. Falconry was an integral part of Shakespeares time and is mentioned in many of his plays, including The Taming of the Shrew, one of this years offerings. Tyner will have his golden eagle, a prairie falcon, and a harris hawk at the seminars. Tyner and Gwaihir, his golden eagle, appear each Wednesday and Saturday n the complimentary Festival greenshow, prior to the evening performances of Hamlet and Misalliance. For more information call 586-787- 8. temporary questions Warm, Friendly Local People South 165 400 East Salina Call Karl D. Hales received a Mas- 4 or tor more information Visitors are , elways welcome! 529-394- 0 529-755- ters Degree in Mathematics from Brigham Young University in Summer Commencement Exercises, August 16, 1991. Karl teaches Mathematics at Payson Junior High, Payson. He lives in Salem with his wife, Lisa, and daughters Lacie and Kelsey. His parents are Kay and Jenett Hales, of Redmond. Upward Bound students Students with Utah Upward Bound received intensive training during the six week Mathematics Science Initiative Project at the University of Wyoming this summer. Included was Jeremy Christiansen, of Centerfield; Vicki Sharp, Richfield. The University was one of 27 institutions nationwide receiving federal funding to offer the program to students participating in the Upward Bound program, an educational assistance program for disadvantaged students. A , PTs l South Sanpete Baptist Church Informal Bible Study Tuesday Evenings 7:30 pm in Gunnison. Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday Service 11;00 a.m. in Sterling (Childrens Church slso) Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 |
