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Show j - iruTr'T'-r'Ti -f r nrhurtir i 1!fc1MIYinnf'r-rtrJ.'- 1,- i Diana Ludean weds Olger Rolando Conejo Christensen - Conejo Jennifer Lynn Jensen and Jay Butcher will Open House set for say vows Forrest Jensen Butcher - Jennifer Lynn Jensen, daughter of Alien and Louise Jensen, Redmond, will become the bride of Jay Butcher, son of Delbert Dean Butcher, of Mayfield, and Kathleen Butcher, of West Valley City, in rites performed Friday, February 21, 1992 & Lucille The family of Forrest D. and Lucele Riggs Hill are proud to announce their parents have reached that important milestone in life their 50th Grandparents of the bride ar Jay and Doris Christensen, Redmond, and Vontcss Jensen, Redmond. The couple will be honored that same evening with a reception from 7 to 9 p m. in the Redmond Ward Cultural Flail. Everyone is invited to attend. - Hill ruary 29, 1992 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Gunnison Stake Center. They would like their relatives and friends to join them in their celebration. Their children include Marjorie Hill, Eddie and Peggy Hill, Marion and Charlotte Hill, Jerel and Vickie Hill, Dennis and Stalla Hill, Clarice and Dale Nelson. The only gifts desired are your love and friendship. New Horizons notes Wedding Anniversary. They have been blessed with six children, twenty Five grandchildren and one whom they love very much. Their children are hosting an Open House in their honor Saturday, Feb activities and needs It's Girl Scout Cookie time New Horizons, Richfield, notes that many activities have been carried out during the past few months. In addition to the Santas Helper Project during December, NHCC classes offered a senes of 4 for women and teens ages 14 and up. Instructor was Dan Horrigan, who has 25 years experience as a Black Belt in Karate. Thanks to Sunrise Fitness Center for allowing NHCC to use their facility for the class. All proceeds went towards our very successful Santas Flclpers program. A One day workshop on Suicide Intervention was held February 12. I wo staff members, Kim Hansen and Rita Cox, received their Social Service Aide licenses after having completed all requirements set down by the State of Utahs Commerce Department New night manager is Jan Lloyd, originally from Long Beach, CA. Tish Millard moved from Salt Lake City to Richfield to take a position with New Horizons as Clinical Coordinator. She has a Bachelors degree in Social Work, plus training in many areas that will be helpful to the Center. The Center still has a wish list. If you have any of these items and would like to donate them to the Center, please give them a call at 896-929or out of the area, toll free, Books, dressers, skillets, sewing stationary supplies, accessories, hairbrushes and combs, pictures for walls, dining room chairs, washcloths, freezer bags, small Tupperware containers, food staples, instant milk, childrens books, wooden puzzles, small tables and other items. Give us a call for more information. New Horizons appreciates all the volunteers who help with the many programs at the Center. Anyone is asked to wishing to volunteer, call us at New Horizons Center. 4, Celebrate the Girl Scouts 80th Birtthday this year by ordering a box or two of their famous Girl Scout Cookies. This year the Girl Scouts are doing more than selling cookies. They are celebrating the 80th birthday of their organization by taking part in a national service project, "Girl Scouts Care for the Earth. With every order of Girl Scout Cookies, Utah Girl Scouts will be handing out a valuable flier containing tips. Brownie, Junior, Cadette and Senior Scouts will help with the cookie sale and environmental service project, learning responsiblity, sales techniques, money management, and community pride. A portion of cookie sale proceeds directly supports local Girl Scout troops in a variety of activities and council programs. For each box of cookies sold, individual Girl Scouts receive credits which can be used to earth-friend- ly Classes Cake Decorating & Ham Radio set Now is the time to register in Sevier County for Classes in cake decoration and ham radio operation are being offered by the adult education program of Sevier Melanie Partridge Enrollment Sevier County Week is February 24 28. Advisory Council and Teen Council members encourage county youth to get involved and enjoy participation. A poster contest is being sponsored as part of Enrollment Week. Prizes will be awarded for outstanding posters, and selected posters will be put on drplay. The contest is open to4-- clubs, individual members, and other youth in School District, according to Director Randy Brown, and signups are now being accepted. Ham radio operation, a challenging class taught by Kirk Rasmussen, is for those 16 and over. At least 10 people are needed to start the class, wh ich will be held on Tuesdays for eight to 10 weeks. Upon completion of the course, students will be licensed ham radio operators. Cake decoration, a just for fun class, has a few signups but needs more before it can be organized and started. Those interested in cither of these classes should call Cedar Ridge High 4 for information about School, enrolment, cost, and possible credit tow'ard graduation for adults who have not finished high school requirements. 4-- H 4-- H 4-- -- H Posters wanting to participate. should be on 14 x 20 poster paper. Pencil, ink, paint, markers, crayons or fabric may be used. Theme is Learning, Achieving and HavParticipaing Fun Through tion. Posters should be submitted to the Sevier County Extension office by 4:30 p.m. Monday, February 24. If there are any questions, call Melanie Partridge, contest chairman, at 896-6534-- H Tagalongs, Sevier High School and attended Snow College. She served a mission in San Jose, Costa Rica. Olger is a graduate of Alajuela and atHigh School, Costa Rica, in San Jose, tended the University misa served He also Costa Rica. Rica. Costa sion in San Jose, their They will presently make home in Connecticut and then will move to Utah in the summer. There will be an Open House in their honor at that time. Probert named to Board Richard P. Probert, Scipio, was recently named to the Producer Com- pay for camping and council event fees. Last year more than 900, 000 boxes of Girl Scout Cookies were sold in This years goal is ONE Utah. MILLION! There are seven cookie choices this year, including: Samoas, Do-Si-D- Carol Ann Christensen, of Redmond, Utah, and Sherman Kay Christensen, Salt Lake City, Utah would like to announce the marriage of their daughter, Diana Ludean to Olger Rolando Conejo, son of Bcnilda Chacon, of Alajuela, Costa Rica, and Victor Julio Conejo, of Heredia, Costa Rica. Diana and Olger were sealed for eternity on January 24, 1992 in the Toronto Temple, Canada. Diana is a graduate of North Chalet Cremes, Golden Nut Clusters, Thin Mint and Trefoil. The Girls will be taking orders from February 20 through March 5, 1992. Cookies are $2.50 per box and orders will be delivered April 4 through April 22. If you are not contacted by a Scout, 1 8 or 529-75- 9 you may call in Salina to place your order. In the Gunnison area, contact Shari Debbie Hunt, 528-352Carolyn Childs, Malmgren, Shclaine Worthen, 528-745or Kolleen Jensen, Janice Bown, 529-766- munications Committee of the Beef Promotion and Research Board. Probert will be involved in overseeing programs conducted with beef checkoff dollars which inform producers and imports about Beef Board activities, checkoff program and program results. The program also assesses producer attitudes and needs regarding the checkoff program. The members of the Beef Board are appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture and represent producers from all regions of the country. Richard (Dick) Probert Quilters have lots of quilts South Sanpete Baptist Church 6; 528-354- 528-327- 3; 4; 528-382- 528-375- 0. Local students make Dean's list at Snow The Senior Citizen Quilters have some lovely quilts on hand. They have pillows, TV quilts, as well as large nylon tricot quilts - and baby quilts. Call the Center, or Joy Heath for more information. VT Informal Bible Study Tuesday Evenings 7:30 pm in Gunnison. Refreshments & Nursery Provided S X;v Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. in Sterling The Snow Colleges Deans List for Fall Quarter 1991 was recently released. There were 366 students who achieved a 3.5 grade point average with 15 or more credits. This includes the following local students: Aurora - Cassidi L. Hansen, (Children' Church also) Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 Matthew L. Kjar. Salina - Ryan B. Braithwaite, Ricky J. Torgerson, and Carlcen Trapp. 6. mrotrij 896-946- ih L 74 West Main Mt. Pleasant, Utah - 462-202- J 7 Prom Time! Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem- porary questions Short, Mid Length, Bouffant Starting at $80.00 to $350.00 Many One of a Style Formals Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina 4 or tor more Information Visitors are always welcome! Call 529-394- 0 529-755- FIVE GENERATIONS: Pictured are five generations of the Gurr family. Great-grea- t Grandmother Almira Gurr is holding baby Ashley Sue Cuskelly. Standing, from left, is Grandmother, Sandra Jensen, daughter Kendra Cuskelly, and Great Grandfather, Merrill Gurr. SHOP US FIRST! |
