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Show nr-ratr- 7 i.ij.h.. 4": : Su nNfiwsVednesday; jT1 r 1 Mayt 5,T53T Elder Davies will report on Mission May 1 9 V , Elder Paul Davies has returned from serving in the California Sacramento Mission. He will give his report on May 19, 1991 in the Aurora Second Ward Chapel. Elder Davis is the son of Tobe and Valaree Davies, of Aurora. Sister Trina Marie Hatch returns from Mission Maria Peterson and Bruce E. Fuller will say vows. Sister Trina Marie Hatch Maria Peterson, Bruce E. Fuller, Mayfield, will wed Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Peterson, of Mayfield, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Maria Peterson, to Bruce Edward Fuller, of Mayfield. Bruce is the son of Val and Mitzi Fuller, of Salt Lake City. The couple will be married Saturday, May 25, 191. A reception will be held in their honor that evening at the Mayfield Cultural Hall from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. fr Sister Trina Marie Hatch has returned from serving in the Tallahassee, Florida Mission, and will be reporting her mission on Sunday, May 19, 1991 in the Salina First Ward at 10:50 a.m. Sister Hatch is the daughter of Lynn and Charlotte Hatch, of Salina. Local winners named Talent Revue 4-- H Bruce is a 1989 graduate of Gunnison High School. After graduation he worked in Salt Lake City. He recently returned to Mayfield to live. Maria graduated from Gunnison High School in 1988. She attended Snow College. She works with her father on the family dairy farm. After their marriage, Bruce and Maria plan to make their home in Mayfield. Talent The Sevier County Review was held Saturday, May 4, 1991. It was filled with outstandmeming talent. Fifty seven bers participated. First place winners from the 9 year old contestants included: Jodi Beth Coates, dance; Taz Marie Christensen, vocal; Amy Hales, piano. In the 10-- 1 1 year old group, 1st place winners were Jennifer Murray, piano; Janelle Coates, dance; Danielle Dahlsrud, vocal. Receiving first place in the 12-1- 3 year old division were Amber Trapp, dance; Nichole Shaw, vocal, Brenda Coates, piano. The first place winners in the 9 year old group will represent state Sevier County in the contest in July at Utah 5tate University. They include Rushel Holt, Variety; Edward Jones, piano; Tara Sitthichai, Tanya Sitthichai and Amber Brown, vocal. Second place winners included: Chelsea Cowley, Erica Holt, Lacey Tatum, and Maria Kjar. Sa 4-- H 4-- H 8-- Happy First Birthday 14-1- 4-- H Hi. My name is Cortney Ander- Jaymee Wray celebrated her First Birthday on May 2, 1991. She is the daughter of Lisa and James Wray.ofSalina. Helping her celebrate was her brother, Robert. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ivie, of Salma, and Bob Wray, of Houston, TX. If you know of anyone you feel is worthy of being nominated for the Distinguished Alumni of Snow College Award for 1991, now is the time to submit your nominations. The Alumni Council is now accepting any and all nominations for the award. All you need to do is submit a name and all the information about the person you can to: Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contemporary questions 165 Local Friendly Warm, People South 400 East Salina or tor more Information Visitors are etways welcomet Call u Mi 529-394- 0 529-75- An expanded International Vocal School, a new cast of Brigham Young University Young Ambassadors in the highly popular Celebrating the Light and an exciting Christmas show featuring the renowned Robert Peterson are among the production that will give Promised Valley Playhouse its business season. The season will officially open May 27 - 30, during American-Japa- n Week. Japanese artists are scheduled for special performances. The summer show, Celebrating the Light will open June 20 son, and I turned one year old on May 2, 1991. My parents are Scott and Carla Anderson of Salma. I have two sisters, Cassidy, 4, and Chansey, 2. My grandparents are Val and Bonnie Veater, from Ka-naand Boyd and Marilyn Anderfrom Las Vegas. Great grandson, is Thelma Smith, of Manli. parent Helping me celebrate were friends and relatives. b, Help Snow College honor distinguished alumni , Paula Brewer at Snow College,-EphraimUT 84627. The deadline for submitting your nominations is June 30, 1991. Now is also a good time for Snow Alumni to mark off October 26, 1991 on their calendars because that is when there will be a large reunion for a number of different years. Alumni who graduated up to 50 years ago will be invited to the reunion on the Snow College Campus. Mark Stoddard, President of the Alumni Association, would like to invite members of the class of 1941, 1951, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981 and 1986 to plan on attending this years reunion. One special note of interest to alumni who graduated in the 60s and 70s - some leftover yearbooks from those years have been made available to the alumni association and will be given away at no charge to people attending the reunion. Fax It At the Salina Sun Office Our Fax Number; 529-772- 7 NeBAw Melissa and Valerie Jones, Megan Erickson, Laith Holt, Alisha and Mindi Dai- mantha Stillman, ley, Dawn Dahlsrud, Amy Dorsey, and Stephanie Dorsey. Third place winners were Nicole Noyes, Suzanne Sitthichai, Jeremy Cowley, Brian Camp, Andrea Gurr, Laura and Debbie Jordan, Becky and Amie Peterson, Carolyn and Andrea Crofts, Julie Christensen, Pamela Price and Erica Hintze. We would like to thank everyone participating and working so hard to make this program a success, said Diane Reese, Sevier County Extension. We also want who to thank all of the in the participated enjoyable program. LaRee Ball? has donated a lot of time and talent to build and develop the Talent Review Program. We appreciate her outstanding contribution as Chairman. Carma Johnson has served as and has also contributed much to the program, Mrs. Reese added. Invitation to join chorus & cast of summer show Cortney Anderson Jaymee Wray in Practice will be beginning shortly. Casting is proceeding. There are solo mucic and small group parts waiting to be filled. The desire of the writers and directors is to make this educational, entertaining, fun, alive, important and above all, create a better feeling, understanding and appreciation for our national heritage. It is meant to be a free gift from the people of the Sevier Valley to all who want to come and celebrate with us. Chorus practice and casting sessions are held each Thursday at the SevierStakeTabemacle, Richfield, at 7 p.m. For more information call 5274783, or 896-451- 3; 896-633- 6. pays to be prepared," survivor will tell group "It Becky Ross, Richfield, will be the guest speaker at the Lunch and Learn program sponsored by the Sevier County Extension office on Thursday, May 16, at 12:15 p.m. She will explain how her emergency kit helped her survive two cold nights on a mountain after her vehicle became stuck in a snowdrift a few months ago. The topic of this months Lunch and Learn is Plan ning Em er gency Supplies and Diane Reese, Home Economist, will have additional information available for those interested. The program will be held in the Extension conference room downstairs in the Sevier County Courthouse. Everyone is welcome to attend. Law Enforcement Torch Run across Utah soon More than 600 law enforcement officers from across the state of Utah will join together in the traditional Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics May 20 June 6th with the run culminating at the Opening Ceremonies of the 1991 Utah Summer Special Olympic Games held at Brigham Young University Track Stadium, Provo. The entire law enforcement community, including state, county, city and federal law enforcement officers will run the Flame of Hope -- throughout the state in an effort to raise money for and promote awareness of Utah Special Olympics. . The Torch Run began in 1981, and by 1989 all 50 states, District of Columbia and 15 countries worldwide were participating. The Run will be coming through this area as follows: May 23 - SanpcteMillard County May 28 - GaiifieldSevicr County June 6th the run will culminate in Opening ceremonies at the B YU Track Stadium. Vivian Baker and Brent Sorensen will be married. and Brent Sorenson will say vows Vivian Baker 4i There will be dancing to Junction Shyrel and Dian are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Vivian Baker, to Brent Sorenson, son of Mrs.Linda Sorenson, and the late Robert P. Sorenson, on Saturday, May 18, 1991. A Reception will be held in honor of the young couple from 7 to 9 p.m. that evening at the Salina Stake Center, 98 West 400 North, Salina. 89 from 8:30 to 11 oclock. Brents grandparents include Bob and Vivian Williams. Vivians grandparents are Heaps and Ranee Baker, and Morris and Gwen Nelson. Her Great grandmother, is Annie Rolfson, of Provo. The young couple will make their home in Centerfield. Cast, chorus members wanted for pageant It is nine weeks until the First Annual Sevier Valley Americanism Pageant is to be held at Richfield High School Football Field. A Field of Stars the story of the founding of the United States of America, will be presented July 2, 3, 5, 6, at 9 p.m. each evening. The story traces the life and posterity of a reluctant boy, placed upon a forbidding shore under bizarre circumstances in 1659. It concludes after the Revolutionary War and the struggle for freedom constitutional government. Jim Knowler has been working the chorus through several of the traditional patriotic songs for a prepageant program. Knowler asks those who would like to join the chorus to contact him.. The male and " sections especially need more voices, he adds. Practice will be beginning shortly. Casting is proceeding. There are solo music and small group parts waiting to be filled. The writers and directors want to make this educational, entertaining, fun, important, and above, all to create a better feeling, under- standing and appreciation for our national heritage. It is meant to be a free gift from the people of the Sevier Valley to all who want to come and celebrate with us. Chorus practice and casting sessions are held each Thursday at the Sevier Stake Tabernacle, Richfield, 7 p.m. For more information call 8964513, 5274783, or 896-633- 6. New guidelines for making jams and jellies Diane Reese, Home Economist With lugs of huge, red ripe California strawberries flooding our supermarkets, many Utahns are thinking once again of making homemade jams and jellies. They are wonderful treats and make great make-ahea- d gifts, but remember to protect your invested time in the kitchen by using only tested recipes and following directions carefully. Charlotte Brennand, Utah State University food science specialist, said if you want to make jams and jellies with reduced sugar, look for those specific recipes. Dont try to reduce the amount of sugar in a traditional recipe. Also, remember that researchers at the U.S Department of Agriculture recommend that all jams and jellies be put in standard jars with two piece lids and processed in boiling water canner. USDA tests have shown that using the open kettle method and scaling with paraffin increases the likelihood of moldy products. For specific guidelines, contact Diane Reese, Home Economist at the Sevier County Extension. We have just received new Home Canning Guides in our office. All the recipes in this book are USDA approved and it is an excellent resource. If you are interested in this book, it will be available at no charge for as long as the limited supply lasts. Pick yours up at the S Computer class begins 4-- H May 21 A 4-- B usinessComputer class will begin May 21, at 4 p.m. in room 14 of Richfield High School. Rick Pruitt will be teaching the class and it is open to all 4-members. Anyone ages 9 to 19 If you are may enroll in 4-interested, please call the Sevier County Extension Office, extension 270. H H 896-926- 2, I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Centerfield, Utah 75 West 300 North Worship Service: 9 a.m. Sunday School: 10 a.m. Monday Night Bible Study: 8 p.m. birthday by searching for memories and memorabila. s? Sevier County Extension office, 250 North Main, Richfield. Everyone Welcome'' |
