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Show f I H ti 4 The SunNews Wednesday, April 15 , 1992 Elder Warren "Buzz" Brown will serve LDS Mission "Annie Veater wins region competition Mr. and Mrs. Allen Frandsen Open House will honor couple's Golden Wedding The chiklrcn of Allen John and Ccln Machay Frandsen arc pleased to announce their parents Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Celebration. An Open House will be held Sunday, April 19, 1992 in the Center-fiel- d Ward Chapel from 3 to 5 p.m. lor all friends and relatives to join them in congratulations at this milestone in their lives. No gifts, please. Mr. and Mrs. Frandsen were married March 30, 1942, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Except for a brief time while Allen served in the Army , they have made their home in Gunnison Valley, living both in Clarion and Ccntcrficld. They have given of their lives in service to the valley through participation in various civic and religious organizations. Recently they served an LDS mission to the Philippines, and are currently workers in the Manli LDS Temple. They are parents of 8 children: Joan (Douglas) Gardner, Orem, Utah; Ronald (Shauna) Frandsen, SLC; Rita (Jerry) Gardner, Sacramento, CA; Russell (Christie) Frandsen, LaCa-nadCA; Mark and Myles Frandsen, twin sons deceased in infancy, Tracy (Pat) Frandsen, Spanish Fork, Utah; and Kelly (Kathy) Frandsen, Ccntcrficld, Utah. They have 35 grandchildren. a, ( Happy First Birthday J). Carol Ann "Annie" Veater was named Young Careerist of the Year by the Richfield Business and Professional Women, recently, and went on to competition for the regional title, in Cedar City. She won honors there, and she will now go on to repsent the Southern District of Business Professional Women at the State Convention in Park City, June 12, 13,adn 14. This is the second consecutive year that Richfields Young Careerist has gone to state. Annie is a graduate of Southern Utah University, and is the daughter of Dick and Madolyn Bills, of Salina. She is the wife of Fred Veater, of Aurora, and teaches at South Sevier Middle School. Annie attended North Sevier High School and has been active in LDS Primary, Relief Society, Salina Riding Club, Salina Roping Club, CRC Rodeo Association, SCC Barrel Racing Association, and Sevier High School Rodeo Advisor, Sevier High School Rodeo Queen Contest She loves to write Cow- n. Carol "Annie" Veater boy Poetry. "My future goals arc to grow both personally and professionally by raising my family, furthering my education, receiving a Masters Degree, and staying active in the community. I want to develop my talents and share them with other," Annie says. "My concern is the fact that women deserve the education that will better place them in the competitive work force, she concluded. Setting financial goals that are important to you and your family will help you make spending decisions that will help you get the things you want and need. Below are a variety of financial goals to start you thinking. Begin now by setting one or two goals that will motivate you - then start to work on them. Possible Goals: Save $10,000 for down payment on a home; Keep monthly credit payments e below 10 to 15 of pay. Set a goal to save 10 of inif you cant come each month know where your money is going. Set up an emergency fund totaling at least 3 or more months of take home pay. Continue to make car payments to your savings account after the car save that much - save something even if its only Pay bills on time each month to avoid late fees Track expenses regularly so you tion. take-hom- 1. is paid off, to build up the down payment for a new car. Start a account to save monthly for irregular expenses like insurance premiums, property taxes, subscription renewal. Develop strategies for financing college for your children. Plan and save for a family vaca- set-asi- See that each family member develops basic financial skills ing cluding saving, planning, and a checking account. rqan-agin- classes for & open class judging 4-- H Training The Southwest District will be and Open Class sponsoring a Judges training in Beaver on May 5. It will begin at 10 a.m. Sevier County Extension has been invited to bring 12 interested participants. This training is open to anyone who is willing to go judge at other counties during their fairs. 4-- H Bailie Reynolds will celebrate her first birthday on April 16, 1992. She is the daughter of Jim and Bailie Reynolds Reynolds, Centcrfield. Helping her celebrate the big day will be her brothers, Landry, 10, Whitney, 9, and Conner, 5. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Amo Jensen, Centerfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reynolds, of Salina. are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Peterson, of Glenwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jensen, of Centcrfield. ts Interest in model railroading as a hobby began after the Chicago . World's Fair of 1933-34Model railroad exhibits at the fair spun ed this interest. Classifieds Work! Call Call 529-783- 9 528-311- 1 j Sterling Blondes, Inc. will pay penalty Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem- porary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina Cell 529-394- 0 or 529-755- 4 for more information Visitors ere always welcome! Sterling Blonde, Inc., a packer in Gunnison, and its president, David R. Beck, of Centerfield, have agreed to a $2,400 civil penalty and a cease and desist order from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Sterling Blonde, Inc., and Beck operated as a partner in Sterling Blonde Beef, Gunnison. Under the terms of the consent order, the firm and Beck agreed to cease and desist issuing insufficient funds checks and failing to pay the full purchase price of livestock. In agreeing to the penalties, neither Sterling Blonde, Inc., or Beck admitted nor denied the federal administrative charges filed by USDA under the Authority of the Packers and Stockyards Act. " Elder Warren "Buzz Brown Snow College Deans List for In winter, alligators bury themselves in mud, go into deep holes, or remain resting under water. Diane Reese Home Econo nnist -- Sierra Chalet Shields Warren Buzz brown will serve in the Oklahoma Tulsa Mission Elder Warren Buzz Brown has been called to serve in the Oklahoma Tulsa Mission for the LDS Church. He is the son of Dahl and Elaine Brown, of Aurora, and grandson of Mrs. Lanea Brown, Koos-hareand Mrs. LaRcne Munson, of Tropic, Utah. His mission farewell will be held April 19, at 10:45 a.m. in the Aurora Church. He will enter the MTC April 29, 1992. An Open House will be held from 6to9p.m. April 19,athishome, 325 West 200 South, Aurora. Setting financial goals will help you make right decisions - Sierra Chalet Shields, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Shields, celebrated her first birthday on March 13, 1992. Helping her celebrate this special day was her big brother, Bronson. Wendy Brown Determine how much money you will need at retirement and make a plan to obtain it. Make a list of financial goals and prioritize them. Begin working on the most important one. Learn about basic insurance coverage on property, life, health, disability and purchase coverage to protect your family. For more information about this subject, or the Successful Money Management program, contact Diane 2 Reese, US U Ex tension Service, Ext. 271. Winter Quarter The Snow College Deans List for Winter quarter 1991-9- 2 was released recently. There were 372 students who achieved the requirements to be listed on the Honor Roll. A student must maintain a 3.5 grade point average with 15 or more credits. This quarters list includes the following students from this area: Robbie D. Forsyth, Matthew L. Kjar, both Aurora; Ryan Braithwaitc, Ricky Torgcr-son- , both of Salina. Centerfield: Murranda C. Edwards, Keith R. Holder, Kicrstcn Roberts; Gunnison: Teresa A. Frandsen, Ruth Henrie, Shannon G. McArthur, Merrill P. Squire, Maria D. Ticte, Joshua D. White; Mayfield: Kevin S. Hatton, Tina Marie Hatton, Jessica A. Jacobs, and Carol I. Ockcy. 896-926- Former NSHS student among winners at BYU A North Sevier High School was the winners at among graduate the annual Brigham Young University Communications Department awards. Rycham Freeman won the Earl J. Glade award as the outstanding Areas to be covered include clothing; knitting, crocheting and quilts; broadcast student. The award includes a $500 scholarship. porcelain dolls and crafts; photograRycham currently directs Utah phy and fine arts; and cooking. Please contact the extension of- Tonight, KBYUs evening newscast. His wife, Kelly, works with fice for further information, 2 271. Travel arrangements him in the control room. Rycharn ext will be made closer to the training has been involved with the newscast date. continuously since Spring of 1990, working camera, audio, computer graphics, editing and producer. He has also worked as an announcer at KSVCKKWZ Radio, Richfield, KMTIKMXU Radio, Manti, and as a reporterphotographer at The Salina Sun. The award is named after the MarNorma Robins, founder of KSL in Salt Lake City. Ellen Crane, Past winners include former Miss gie Bird, or America Sharlene Elinor White, s, Ella Lee Lund, 529-326now a commentator for ESPN; Bruce We are especially desirous to obtain Lindsey, an anchor for KSL; and Michelle King, Ron Bird, and Bob pictures for reproduction. The committee member you loan it to will be Grover, reporters at KUTV. responsible for its safe keeping. 896-926- Stake Relief Society asks for histories, pictures, etc. A committee has been appointed by the Salina Stake Relief Society to compile a history of the Society since iqs beginning. We are asking all who have histories, stories, anecdotes, or pictures of the people and happenings of the Relief Society to contact one of the following committee members: 529-336- 1; 529-712- 529-794- 9; 529-765- 8; 6; Wells-Hawke- 9. Profiles of Survival1, on surviving cancer Apr. 19 The American Cancer Society heads for prime time television with Profiles in Survival an program about surviving cancer, to be broadcast on KUTV Channel 2, Sunday, April 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. Hosted by Darren McGavin, the two hour special will feature true stories of cancer survivors from Utah and across the country. One case is that of Harry Renfro who survived a long battle with can up-be- cer. If you feel you can mentall accomplish something physically, then you will. But the minute you give up mentally - physically, your body will soon follow, Harry said. Profiles in Survival shows that not bnly are there millions of people in the U.S. alive today who have had cancer, but more and more people The play Noises Off by Michael are living productive and interesting is around ready to raise the lives after their bout with the disease. Freayn, curtain for the final production of the yea by the Snow College Theatre Department. It will be presented in the Crane Theater April 15 - 18. Curtain time for all performances is 8 p.m. Stop with 718 and 86 respectively. This smash broadway hit is guarScenic was Series Team High anteed to make you laugh while it 2407. and Quik Stop, 1873; Stigs shows Individual you the sometimes not so Game, scratch, High Colleen Willdcn, 206; with handiglamorous show business lifestyle. The play is sure to tickle the funny cap Deana Cox, 267. bone of all who see it. Colleen High Individual Scries, Tickets are $4.50 for adults and Sharon with Willdcn, 515, handicap, for high school students and sen$4 63. Springer, ior citizens. Call Barbara Justesen at Bowling 200 games were ColSnow College for tickets or more inleen Willdcn, 206, and Cindy Noyes, 203. formation, 2834021, ext. 265. -- Thursday Bowling League Standings of the Thursday Afternoon Bowling League as of April 9, are as follows: Stigs remains in the lead with 38 wins, 22 losses; Close behind is Ball Bangers, with 37 wins, 23 losses; NS Gun Club is next, with 36-2Zions Bank and Subway are tied at 35-2Scenic Quik Stop has 32-2- 8 and A & J Welding is 27-3High Team Game scratch and handicap were taken by Scenic Quik 4; 5; 3. Final production of the year at Snow College Representative is available The Field Representative for the Utah State Retirement Systems, Bonnie Sweat, will be in Richfield, at the Department of Transportation office on Thursday, April 16, from 1 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. You may stop by at your convenience, or make an appointment by calling The representative can essentially handle all functions of the main office. South Sanpete Baptist Church Informal Bible Study Tuesday Evenings 7:30 pm in Gunnison. Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. in Sterling (Children's Church also) Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 |
