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Show wiHiifii Y TheSunNews w 55 & riilf-'T- ii it vmmmqmrNitom)wm)ynwW)wymym))WUytm!&VptyWPnmrmm s'V' 45 '"'S' ' M 'w ' '4 '4 ' '', I Wednesday, October 16, 1991 Old Timers Story Telling Day at Diamond Rio will perform at Snow, November 6th Saturday, October 6, everyone around the fire for Old Timers Story Teller Day at Fremont Indian State Park. Local ranchers and Native Americans will tell legends and tales of life in Clear Creek Canyon in the early 1900s. For more information call the park at is invited to gather 572-468- Tammy Hales will present 20 minute 3. Register to be eligible to vote in Nov. October 22 and 23 from 8 a.m. at the following locations: Zelma Burr home: 138 West Main; EvaLyn Holt, 280 Sunny book Drive, Marilyn Cooke, 247 North 100 East, to 9 pm. each day 529-363- 5; 529-759- 529-773- DIAMOND RIO TO PERFORM: Diamond RIO will perform at Snow College on November 6. Local performer, Tammy Hales, will do a twenty minute opener before the concert begins. Members of the group include Jimmy Olander, left; Dan T ruman, Marty Roe, Gene Johnson, Brian Prout, and Dana Williams. 5; 8. Jensen - Cray Suzanne E. Jensen, daughter of Kevin Jensen of Centerfield and Diane Purper Chidester of West Jordan will marry Mark D. Cray, son of Lawrence and Diane Anderson of Red Bluff, California. They will be married on October 26, 1991 in the West Jordan LDS Chapel. Mark is presently in the Marines and the couple plan to make their home in San Deigo, California. Elder Crane will serve mission in Guatemala Dennis Stanford Crane has been called to serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. He will serve in the Guatemala City South Mission. He will enter the MTC on Ocl 23. jmrr'4 W 1991. A Farewell will be held at the Monticello LDS Stake Center, October 20, at 10:30 a.m. Elder Crane is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis S. Crane of Monticello; grandson of Mable Crane and the late Leland Crane, of Salina; and Mr. and Mrs. Orean Barney, of Richfield. One of the most promising new acts in country music, Diamond Rio, will perform in concert Wednesday, November 6, at the Snow College Activity Center, Ephraim. Performances will be at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Tammy Hales, of Redmond, will be providing the 20 minute preconcert Opener for the show. Although Diamond Rio released their very first single last April Meet in the Middle, it made country music history by scoring a number one hit - making Diamond Rio the first group to hit number one with their debut single. They were also honored earlier this fall when they were one of five groups to receive a nomination for the Country Music Associations Vocal Group of the Year. Its no wonder Diamond Rio was nominated for the CMA award. Their first album titled Diamond Rio is evidence of the calibre of music possible when six world class musicians work with a solid goal in mind, with musical backgrounds ranging from Bluegrass to Rock, and Jazz to Pop, Diamond Rio is a diversified ban that everyone can enjoy. Lead singer, Marty Roe began a solo professional career when he was 12 years of age, and toured extensively with a College Country Band. Jimmy Olander, lead guitarist was giving banjo lessons at age 12. He has shared the state with many country stars including Foster and Lloyd, The Dirt Band and Rodney Crowell. Dan Truman, keyboardist is a opener classically trained pianist who traveled the word with the Brigham Young University Young Ambassadors. Gene Johnson is the groups mandolin player. He is also a top notch fiddle player as well as acoustic guitar player. His harmonies Blue-grahelp add to Diamond Rios flavor. Brian Prout, drummer has played drums for many rock bands. He is married to Wild Roses Drummer, Nancy Given Prout. Dana Williams has deep musical roots. He began playing bass guitar at age 12 and has performed with many celebrities. The Diamond Rio Concert is a joint effort by the Sanpete County Fairboard, Snow College Activity Center and MKMTI AM 650. Tickets are on sale at Bums Saddlery, Salina and the Snow College Activity Center Ticket Office. Prices are $10 for reserved seating or $6 for general admission. With songs like Meet in the Middle, Mirror, Mirror ad the soon to be released Mama Dont Forget to Pray for Me, Diamond Rio promises to be an enjoyable event for everyone of all ages. ss Classifieds Work! Call 529-783- 9 Call 528-311- 1 9099999999999999999999999999999 DEER HUNTER'S WIDOWS Suzanne Jensen and Mark All Singles Cray to say vows D. invited to Fireside on October 20 Life is Hard - Welcome to the Real World -- - Lets Get Spiritual and Get Through This! This is the topic Kathy Smith, of the BYU speakers circuilt will be speaking about at the Manti Regional Singles Fireside on Sunday, October 20, The Fireside will be held at the First and Fifth Ward Chapel in Ephraim on Main and Center Streets. Time is 7:30 p.m. Kathy was bom in San Francisco and raised in Northern California. She joined the LDS church Elder D. Stanford Crane at age 15. She attended BYU and the University of Grenoble, France. For eight years she taught early morning seminary. She has published a number of articles in vari ous magazines. Currently Kathy is teaching French and English at Fairer Middle School, Provo. She is a single parent with four children, ranging in age from 12 to a junior at BYU. Kathy was a speaker at the past Singles conference at BYU. All singles are specially invited to attend this Fireside. First Birthday Area home for pregnant teenage girls is planned of concerned citizens Southern Utah have banded A group in together to organize a home for pregnant teenage girls. The organization is called Pearl House, Inc., and the home will be called Pearl House. The mission of Pearl House is to create a comfortable living environment for pregnant girls under age 1 8. Education will be provided on issues of concern, such as basic homemaking skills and child development. Encouragement will be given to continue education. Some fund raisers have been planned to help get the program started. Bake sales will be held October 18, in Salina on State Street, self-wort- h, and at Sprouse parking area in Richfield. Donations of goodies and funds are both welcome. For each dollar donation received, a ticket will be filled out with your name, and placed in a drawing that will be held October 23, at 10 a.m. on KSVC in Richfield. Items to be given away include a baby quilt donated by Beverly Williams; baby throw crocheted by Theala Herring; hooked rug crafted by Boyd Warenski; and Halloween candy dish stitched by Colleen Warenski. We invite volunteers to join us. For more information contact ColBarbara leen Warenski, 896-593Vande Sluis, Celya Enno, Pearl Dustin, Williams, Beverly 0; 896-597- 529-354- 8; 896-946- 2; 896-892- 0; 8. Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem- porary questions 11:00 a.m. Warm, Friendly Local in Sterling 165 South 400 East (Children's Church at so) Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 1991. Helping her celebrate was her mom and dad, Randy and Michele Nielsen from Mayfield and her two sisters S il ver, age 6 and Nicole, age 4. Grandpa and Grandma, Royal and Maxine Jensen from Center-fiel- d and Grandma Ethel Nielson of Manti came and helped celebrate. They enjoyed Pizza dn Ice cream and cake. Happy Birthday Bridget. performance Informal Bible Study Sunday Service This happy little one year old is Bridget Autumn Nielson, she celebrated her birthday on October 9, Free Tabernacle Choir & Symphony South Sanpete Baptist Church Tuesday Evenings 7:30 pm in Gunnison. Refreshments & Nursery Provided Bridget Autumn Nielsen People Salina 4 0 for or more Information Visitors ere always welcome! CaB 529-394- . 529-755- The Mormon Tabernacle choir and Utah Symphony will combine forces on Friday and Saturday, November 8, 9, at 7:30 p.m. in the Salt Lake Tabernacle, for the fifth biennial Tanner Gift of Music concerts. Featured soloist for the concerts will be Frederica von Stade, described by the New York Times as one of Americas finest artists and musingers. Joseph Silverstein, sic director and conductor of the Utah Symphony will be on the podium. Admission is free to the public, but tickets are required. Obtain tickets at Symphony Hall, all Utah ZCMI stores, and the North Visitor Center on Temple Square. 9999999999999999999999999999999 |
