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Show 4 The SurVNews, Wednesday, AugustxmuswmmuMmmmummm'r 4, 1993 Rilla Dee Kelly and Duane Anderson enjoyed a trip to Lake Powell along with herparents Lynn and Jim Hyatt and other family members. Congratulations to Marci Despain on her engagement to Doug Aitken. The couple are planning a September wedding. Congratulations to Julie and Elwood Sorenson on the birth of their 45th grandchild, a baby girl bom to Vic and Tamra Peterson of Payson on July 27. This is the couples ninth child and sixth girl. The family has been here with Elwood and Julie for a few days. Our sympathy is extended to Lucille and Cameron Thorpe in the loss of a sister in law, Irene Sorenson of Magna last week. Their son Reg came and took Lucille to Magna for the funeral on Friday. Their daughter Lois and her husband Don Rhodes and son Andy of Ogden visited with Lucille and Cameroon for the weekend. Kaye Cowley and her daughter Cozette and son Teague of California w ere here for the weekend with Richard and Phyllis Cowley and Joe and Logan. Trent Cowley was also a weekend visitor. Preston and Sheryl Steiger and Letitia and Derek and Dennis Larson also joined them for a family dinner. Rex and LaPreal Olsen enjoyed spending Saturday at the Slides at Palisade Lodge in Sterling with their family. Afterwards they enjoyed Dutch oven chicken dinner at the home of Ron and Gayle Ball. Those joining Rex and LaPreal for the outing were Connie family - Sorensen Stevenson and son Jared of Vernal, Dennis and Calleen Olsen and daughter Jamie of Salt Lake along with Leslie and Carrie Edwards and sons Jason and Ashley and Ron and Gayle Ball and Devin, Desirae, Dallin and Drayson of Gunnison. The Ax tell Club enjoyed an outdoor party at the home of Walt Kling on Friday evening. Kaye and Marius Despain attended the baptism and confirmation of their granddaughter Keisha Beck, daughter of David and Lori Beck of Centerfield. Sunday dinner guests at the Beck home in honor of this occasion were Kaye and Marius, Kerry and Nanette Despain and Kristi, Jessie.Tara and Drew as well as Marci Despain and Doug Aitken along with Rozanne and Bemell Christensen and Debbie and Larry Jensen and families and Waldo Beck. Visitors at the home of Leland and Donna Vee Sorensons on Sat- - Lawrence Hansen Lawrence Hansen of Gunnison passed away on Monday, August 2, 1993. Funeral services will be held on Thursday at noon in the Gunnison Stake Center. Friends may call prior to services. Burial in the Gunnison City Cemetery under the direction of the SpringerT uraer Funeral Home. Cindy Andreason 8 528-794- urday were Donna Vecs sister Elaine Safran of Salt Lake and Elaines son Phil and his wife Sue and their three children of Sandy. They also visited with Veda Jensen in the Mayfield Manor. On Sunday Leland and Donna Vees son Steve and his wife Patti and children Kell, Cole, and Cami were dinner guests in honor of Donna Vees birthday which is August 3. Lelands sister Mathcl and husband Que Mickelscn of Redmond were also Sunday visitors. Dinner guests at the home of Sandra and Joe Heath on S unday in honor of the blessing of their daughter Katie Joe were Blaine Poulson, Gail Heath, Nellie and Cliff Christensen, Audrey Boore, Tadd and Nancy McBride and son Zack along with Danny and Nancy Boore and Benjamin, Alan and Stephanie and C.G. and Lisa Heath and son Austin as well as Randall and Tina Heath and Tristan. Helen and Bill Hoffman and Faye Martell of Salt Lake were here to help their mother Edith Sorenson celebrate her birthday which was August 1 along with Reed and Donna Sue Sorenson and Kim and Crystal; Keith and Leah Bird and Tammie and Shane Ivie who were here for the weekend from St. George. Happy Birthday wishes are extended to Edith Sorenson, August 1, Donna Vee Sorenson, August 3 and Janice Neal and Logan Cow ley on August 4. Clyde and Collette Kramme were welcomed to the ward Sunday. Logan Cowley was sustained to receive the Aaronic Priesthood and Joan Newman Primary President presented Emily Mecham, daughter of Bishop and Sharon Mecham and Mandi Humphrey, daughter of Karl and Debra Humphrey with response in strokes An estimated 500,000 Ameri- cans are expected to suffer a stroke this year, but the extent of brain damage for many of these victims remay be lessened with a quick Stanford a University sponse says neurologist. While lowering blood pressure or stopping smoking are the first lines of defense against stroke, recent medical advances have made it possible in some cases to prevent much of the brain damage that occurs during a stroke, says Dr. Gregory W. Albers. Albers explains that drugs are starting to be used to dissolve the artery blocking clots which cause the stroke -- - if theyre given within a few hours of the onset of the stroke they show great promise in preliminary clinical tests, Albers noted. Signs of stroke include the sudden onset of such symptoms as a weakness on one side of the body, loss of speech, double vision, or sudden blindness. However, if over the period of a few months your arm gradually loses strength, thats likely not a stroke. On the other hand, if one minute your arm feels normal and 30 seconds later it becomes weak, thats a sign that a stroke may have occurred. If you think you or someone youre with might have suffered a stroke, seek prompt attention from your physician or hospital or clinic. I, fun. Shane and Sandi Foote had their baby daughter blessed and given the name Jessica Lynn Foote by her father. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Foote, and Mr. and Tommy Johnson - 4 Mr. Rodney Whiting of Grand Junction, CO. Angela Freeman was released as a Primary Teacher in the First Ward .and Keith Sorenson was released as a Sunday School Teacher. Irene Huntsman was called and sustained as a Primary teacher. Last Sunday was a special day for the Roger Jensen family. The infant daughter of Bruce and Amy Jcppesen, of Logan, was blessed and named during services at the Fish Lake Lodge. Her name will be Janessa Kim Jcppesen. After the services family and friends enjoyed lunch and visiting at the Jeppesen cabin at the lake. Also attending were Steve and Lisa S mith and children, Dane and Devynne, from Salt Lake City. Amy and Lisa are Carol's daughters. This weeks Birthday calendar includes Wayne Bennett, August4; Brody Heath, Georgia Lund, Gwen Curtis, and Ruby Shaw, August 8 Gail Cosby, Ronda Huntsman, and Dixie Huntsman, August 9; and Fonda Kennedy, August 10. Happy Birthday to all of you. Congratulations to Ferald and Shannon Mason who will celebrate their wedding anniversary August 9. May and Whitney Christensen attended a wedding party in Salt Lake City on the 24th of July for a nephew, Brady and his wife,Tracey Wimmer. Brady is a grandson of Doreen Thompson and a son of Doreen's daughter, Paula The party was hosted by Nayna and Leon Christensen. Joy and Myron Mickelscn and family were in Hoytsville this weekend to attend a family reunion. Katy Christensen spent a few days this week in Price visiting and working on selling her home there. Matt and Kayleen Lyman and children were here for the weekend visiting Lee and Phyllis Jensen and Marvin Jensen. Devan Thomas Shaw was the name given to the infant son of Duaine and Roene Shaw, Sunday by his father. Many family members and friends were present to help make this a special day for the Shaw family. Chandler Dumas, son of Brian 529-755- 2 and Lori Dumas graduated from rePrimary and was presented to ceive the Aaronic Priesthood. Congratulations to Cami and Scott Christensen on becoming parents for the first time. Their little son was born Saturday, July 31, in the Gunnison Hospital. Grandparents for the first time also, are Nikki and Maylen Mickelsen and Jerry and Bella Christensen. The little mister is also lucky to have Marge Mickelscn as a greatgrandmother. The Redmond Boy Scout Troop 656 is spending the week at Scofield attending a scout camp. Sandra and Bert Jensen have as gues ts at their home their two grandsons, Brandon and Shawn Carter. Gery and Lori Rawlinson and son, Hyrum spent a few days in Provo to attend a family reunion. Their two daughters, Lacy and Emily are traveling with their grandparents, Jim and Sharon Chuz back to Ohio to visit relatives there. Phone News Items Gunnison Area News Drop... Rasmussen's 528-311- 1 Ace Hardware Salina News Evelyn Kiesel Karolyn Kearns Hammond Karolyn Kearns Hammond, 51 of Salmon, Idaho died July 28, 1 993 in Salmon, Idaho. Karolyn Kearns was born February 27, 1942 in Mayfield, Utah to James McQuadc Kearns and Mary Ardcll (Jensen) Kearns. Karolyn attended high school in Gunnison and beauty school in Salt Lake City, Utah. She returned to Gunnison and ran her own salon until she married John Hammond on March 28, 1964. She is survived by her husband, John Hammond, of Salmon, Idaho; their Gospel in Action award, a necklace and a pendent. Bill and Sherrie Sorenson and Darann, Rhonnie, Cliff and Whit attended the wedding reception for Sherries sister Kathy Jarvis held in Payson on Friday evening and in Manti Saturday evening. Kathy has been a teacher at Manti High School. children, Jim Hammond.of Salmon, Idaho; Teresa Blevins, of Salmon; Jeff and Sandy Hammond, of Payson, Arizona; and Tiffany Hammond of Salmon; granddaughter, Stormie Blevins, of Salmon, Idaho; parents McQuade and Ardcll Kearns of Gunnison and a brother, Larry and Laraine Kearns of Pleasant Grove, Utah. Funeral services were held Monday, August 2, 1993 at the Gunnison Stake Center. Interment was in the Gunnison City Cemetery under the direction of the Warren R. Jensen Funeral Home. 529-735- 9 Warren and Maurine Ottley joined with the B YU Alumni Association to attend the Utah Shakespearean Festival in Cedar City. A bus load of alumni were hosted at the Festival on July 27, 28, and 29. Mr. and Mrs. James Burr, Shelly and Tommy Burr, Elaine Burr, Wesley Burr, all of Salina, Christi Blackett, Richfield, were in Salt Lake City on Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Perkins, of Kearns. 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