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Show isst Sorosis Club meets Senior Citizen Athlete brings home awards received each day. Seventy pound cabbages are not uncommon. They then went on to Valdez, where the Alycska pipeline ends and the oil is loaded on oil tankers. They cruised Prince William Sound to Whittier and then went by train tunneling through the mountains. They visited Anchorage, then on to Denali Park. They took a wildlife tour and also had a beautiful view of Mt. McKinley, tallest mountain in North America. They traveled to Fairbanks and other cities, cruised the Chena and Tannana Rivers, then flew home. Wanda showed a video of the different sections of Alaska and also a video on the Alaska Glaciers and their history. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The Sorosis Club met at Elaine Allreds home October 9th. Dalla Mickclscn introduced the program, Dorothy Fowlcs and Wanda Crane and their trip to Alaska this past summer. Dorothy detailed their trip to Juneau, Alaskas capitol. They visited Juneaus most spectacular glacier, Mendenhall Glacier, and spent a day cruising in Glacier Bay. They cruised the Lynn Canal to Skagway, the famous gold rush town. They later continued their journey by Motorcoach over White Pass Summit Trail of 98" into the Yukon Territory, the Klondike Gold Rush Country. They then went through the lush Malanuska River Valley, famous for produce that grows fast and big due to the twenty hours of sunlight Salinas Senior Citizen athlete, Ben Heath, was one of the 2,000 participants in the recent Hunts- man Chemicals World Senior Games held in St. George. Mr. Heath once again brought home many medals for his efforts, including: 5,0(X) Meter Road Race, held in Bloomington, Bronze Medal; 800 Meter, held in the Dixie Bowl, Silver Medal 5(XX) Meter RaccWalk, Silver Medal 5(X) Meter Race - Gold Heath said there were about 500 more competitors this year than last, and there was good participation in most events. The World Senior Games wraps up Mr. Heaths competition for this year. He has competed in many events throughout the summer and fall, earning many trophies and ribbons. Heath said one part of the competitions he enjoys is meeting his fellow competitors. He added that this year in the womens compcti- 1 Happy First Birthday J. Tegan Shaw will celebrate her First Birthday Friday, November Her proud parents are 1991. 1, Scott and Danna Shaw, of Salina. lion a bl ind woman was among the participants. She has been a com- petitor for about five years, Heath said. It just shows what people can accomplish when they sent their mind to it. Helping her celebrate are her brother, Bradan and special sister, Destiny. Tegans grandparents are Donna Bums and the late Dan Bums, of Salina; Wayland and Nanette Shaw, Aurora; 2 great grandmothers, Lucille Christensen and Fern Shaw. Ben Heath Mr. Heath says he loves to run and hopes to continue his competition next year. Lots of activity as year is concluded 4-- H 1 Awards to be given Carve or decorate your pumpkin, round up the family and head for the Sevier County courthouse auditorium at 7 p.m. tonight, Wednesday, Oct. 30, for the annual 4-- Achievement Night. Many record book awards, pins, and savings bonds will be given. In addition, door prizes will be given throughout die evening. Teen Ambassador & Leader4-- H All Sevier County leaders, mark your calendar for November 2 , 1 99 , for the Leaders Banquet. All leaders arc encouraged to attend this event. Time, place and dinner will be announced shortly. 1 Washington Experience Whether for a weekend or a week - every family should have the chance to explore Washington, D.C. families have a spetogether. cial opportunity to visit the capitol at a low cost through the facilities Center in subof the National urban Washington, D.C. The Center is a home away from home for you a comfortable and your family to to study and enjoy place slay, experience. Washington your While there, public transportation is more convenient than personal cars. The Center provides ample free parking and easy access to taxis and bus lines. Once downtown, thcTourmobile makes sightseeing easy. This is a great opportunity if you or your family is planing a trip to the nations capitol. Call the office for more details. 4-- H 4-- H - 4-- H More on Travel Trips to Italy, Australia, France, Brazil, Costa Rica, Spain, United Kingdom, Germany, Kenya, USSR arc available for five weeks each, running from laic June through July. Contact the Sevier County Extension office for forms and cost. Applications are Due Applications for Teen Council arc due now, and applications for the Teen Leadership Conference held in Logan during December arc due in to the Logan Stale Office by November 15. Final Reminder Be sure to remember to come to the courthouse auditorium tonight, October 30, at 7 p.m. for the annual Achievement Sevier County Night. Come ready for awards, door prizes, an dont forget to bring your carved, painted or decorated pumpkin. 4-- H Get your applications in for this leadership training to be held December 26-2- 8 in Logan. Deadline for applications to be in' the Logan office, is November 15. 4-- H 4-- H Teen Council Applications for the Sevier Teen Council must be County returned immediately so the council can get organized and start on planned activities. Thanks to the Council and their advisor Dixie Bentenson, for help with Voter Awareness held at Richfield High School. 4-members were busy this past week baking and taking goodies and thank yous to various businesses and people in Sevier County. This is one way to say thank you to all wyo support We appreciate all you do! Dillon Lee Bown celebrated his first birthday, October 18, 1991. Grandparents, Uncles, Aunts and cousins helped celebrate, along with Mom and Dad, Paul and Lynne Bown, of Gunnison. Dillons grandparents are Mel and Claudia Briggs, Aurora; Doug Bown, Gunnison; Louise Bown, Salt ard Lake City. Reed and Audrie Lorentzen, Salina and Clarence Gower, Nephi. Happy Birthday, Dillon! 1991. Helping him celebrate were his parents, Scott and Chris Christensen; Grandparents, Lanor and Lynda Whitlock, Franklin and Sharon Christensen; Great grandmothers Lucy Whitlock, Blanche Christensen, Aunts and uncles Melinda Sittre, Ryan and Michelle SMith, Lyle and Sherrie Coates, Ryan Whitlock, cousins, Colton and Morgan Coates, Dane and Cooper Smith and Anna Sittre. shot clinics are set in Flu Classifieds Work! Call 528-311- 1 this ( Thursday Afternoon Bowling- Standings of the Thursday Afternoon Bowling League are as follows, as of October 24, 1991. Zions Bank pulled ahead with 26 wins, 6 losses; Scenic Quick Stop is next, with 24 wins, 8 losses. Sprouse, 22 wins, 10 losses; Stigs, SubNS Gun Club, 17-1- 5; 19-1- A & J Welding, way, High Team Game and Series 10-2- 2. 10-2- 2; porary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina 4 for or more Information Visitors srt always wslcomst CaU n v 529-394- 0 S29-755- -) Salina Senior Center, Friday, November 1,9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monroe Senior Center, Friday, Nov. 1 , from 2 to 4 p.m. If you are unable to attend one of these clinics, you may attend the clinic planned for November 6th from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., or November 13, 20 and 27lh, from 1;30 to 4 p.m. were won by Scenic Quik Stop with 677 and 1862 respectively. High Team Game, handicap, Subway, 834; High Team Series, Handicap, Scenic Quik Stop, 23 18. High Individual Game and Series were won by VaNae Bown, with 200 and 492 respectively. High Individual Game, with Handicap, Jacki Johnson won both with 249 and 620 respectively. L STEPHEN area Those in Sevier County desiring to receive a flu shot may attend one of the clinics planned: Richfield Senior Center, Thursday, Oct. 31-- 9 a.m. to 1 1:30 a.m. Jacob Scott Christensen DONALDSON, MD OPHTHALMOLOGY (Children's Church also) Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 Elder Pickett Seventh annual Women's Conference, Nov. 15 Hosted by Senator Orrin Hatch The Annual Seventh Utah Womens Conference, hosted by Senator Orrin Hatch, will be held Friday, November 15, 1991 at the Salt Palace, beginning at 9 a.m. Keynote speaker will be Dr. will conduct an harassment in the workworkplace seminar. Other include foreign will music, shops and national policy, health care, computers, the art of negotiation, auto knowledge, writing, interfaith marriage, a mens workshop, and Steven Covey will discuss his new book, Seven Habits of Highly Successful People. For more information or registration materials call Senator Hatchs Salt Lake office, 524-438- 0. This year an estimated 175,000 American women will get breast cancer, and 44,500 will die from it. Forty eight percent of new cases and 55 percent of the deaths are among women 65 and older. More of the new cases are than 80 women who have no history of breast cancer in their family. However, if women follow their doctors advice and get mammogram periodically, cancer can be found early and chances of a cure will increase. Some women have said they dont have mammogram because theyve heard they are painful. The breast must be compressed for a few seconds to get a clear picture, and some women find this uncomfortable, but few say it hurts. Most health insurance companies provide at least partial coverage. For those 65 and older, Medicare also covers part of the cost. All women ages 50 and older should have a mammogram once each year. Its true that women who have a family history of cancer are somewhat more likely to get it. But 80 of the women diagnosed each year with breast cancer, have no history of the disease in their family. Phone News Items 529-783- 528-311- 9 There are many accredited mammography units throughout Utah. Ask your doctor or call the Cancer Information Service, ' at toll-fre- located at Utah Valley Physician's Plaza 1055 North 300 West - Provo, Utah Utah's Mother of the Year Nominations arc being sought for the 1992 Utah Mother of the Year. Any organization may sponsor any Utah mother who fils the following requirements: Her youngest child must be 1 5 years of age by Mothers Day, 1992. She must demonstrate the qualities of good mothering by her positive influence on her children and community. She must exemplify the Golden Rule and be a member of a religious group. Nominees will also be required to submit a portfolio including letters of recommendation from sponsoring organization and biographical information. The 1992 Utah Mother of the Year will represent the state at the National convention in Los Angeles, in April of 1992. For more information call 254-128- 1 -- i THURSDAY: FRIDAY: MONDAY: Phone:371-771- 1 Sondrup Counseling Center Richfield 896-600- Gunnison 0 528-720- All 9 types of Counseling Services Family Hypnotherapy Depression Adolescent. Adult, Children's Evaluations Dr. Crist. Psychiatrist-Consultanworks in Center on regular basis Marriage Enchiladas Stuffed Chicken Breast Stir Fry TUESDAY: WEDNESDAY: Chicken Pot Pie Manicoti Coffee Drinkers: Free Sweet Rolls! t, 195 N. 100 E- - Richfield 69 E. Center Gunnison The Private Practice of: Theron B. Sondrup L.C.S.W. e, Nominations for Lunch Specials! (Eye Physician and Surgeon) Accepting New Patients Now Tuesday Evenings 7:30 pm in Gunnison. Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. in Sterling Echo Farms Dairy Co. of New York introduced the milk bottle in 1879. Announcing the opening of his practice of Informal Bible Study Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem leeB,own. Jacob Scott Christensen celebrate his first birthday October 23, 4-- South Sanpete Baptist Church Of Salina Dillon Great-grandparen- ts H 529-783- 9 I Over half will be 65 years of age or older 4-- H Call 4 More than 40,000 women will die of breast cancer Tegan Shaw H ship Training Elder Travis Pickett will be returning home from the California, Oakland Mission on November 5, 1991. He will report on his Mission November 10, all p.m. during the Gunnison Third Ward Sacrament Meeting. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. His Kirby Pickett, Gunnison. Grandmother is Erma Pickett, Gunnison, and his grandfather, Marvin Jensen, of Redmond. Joyce Brothers. Marilyn Van Debur, former Miss America 1958, from Colorado, will also be a featured speaker, addressing the subject of child sexual abuse. Dr. Kaye Coleman, director of Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action, University of Utah, 4-- H Leaders Banquet Elder Travis Pickett returns from Mission 60 North State - Salina - 529-736- 4 3. |
