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Show -- The Sun News Wednesday, May 13 4 Program on Family clothing Junior Miss hi Sevier will be norm 1992 The hrst annual Jr. Miss North Sev ;cr pageant was held last year, and Jenna Johnson, of Aurora, was the winner. Jenna will now be giving up her erown this week to the voung worn. in named the 1992 Jun ior Miss North Sevier. The nineteen contestants will compete in Intervciw, Talent, Sportswear and Party Dress div isions. Jenna ov er the past year has been involved in a lot of programs at NSIIS , including being one in 50 students at NSHS w ho were selec ted to participate in the Snow' College Talent SearchProgram. Also, Jenna has been invited to attend NSHS Acdemic Awards banquet. for her oui standing achievement for GPA Jenna is a team member of NSHS volleyball, baksetball and Lmk teams Sue will be compcung with her teammates at BYU this weekend at the state track inals. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mis Vince Johnson, of Auiora Jenna would like to thank every- ho has hi !pcd her m her achievements and wishes a special good luck to all the 19 contestants m this year s Jr. Miss North Sevier pageant one w A Family Clothing Needs program originating from Utah State University and sponsored by USU Extension Service, Sanpete County Ofltce, will be transmitted to the Media Center at Snow College Library, Thursday, May 21, at 2 p.m. Mothers, this is a wonderful opportunity lor you to begin planning your childiens v ardiobe needs for summer and fall, lorn e Young is a very knowledgeable and interesting insti ik tor. The broadi ait also is one in w hui question-- , ami answers can d be during the program If you have a need in this area, you will benelit rum tins program. tran-nmie- I hr v' 0 Children's artwork wanted for exhibit at LDS Church Museum Childrens artwork focusing on family themes ill be displayed in a special exhibit this fall by the LDS Museum ot Chuah History and Art w Salt L ake Cay Children ages 5 to are invited to submit their work for considerati in. Jennifer I und , associate museum educator, said the purpose of the exhibit it to encourage children to use their creativity to show what is important about their families. Lund sai I young artists can use crayon, penal, wateaolor, charcoal, in 11 Happy First Birthday H ll'l i Pa a - . He r Tie 'day .tali IT SJiool 7 pn ; Hi cant wnl he q$l County News Hi. my Sorensen nine is April Alisse alcbriied my First Ixrihdjyon U.e 1, 1992 I live in Cul.ir I libs i tab with my big mom and brother, NT, dad, Eddie and S mdv Swienscn. I had a Inn hmhd i, My Grandpar-eni- s am Robert a .d I ioisc Brewer, oi SI C; D.m and V. Tn Sorensen, Salina Cr at eiand mnt.s are Arlon and Wilmoth Ni.hiu, of Salina; Virginia Brewer Richfield; Max and Bemne Som an S.ihna; Lcnore Olsen, Centerheld. and my Great-gran- d grandma u Jmmetic Deaton, of Salma. Alisse Sorensen programs can aid Utah businesses State-funde- d new markets, or make cutbacks to reduce overhead, is an ultimatum that m.sy be lacing more be Monday, June 1 than one Utah business under the strain of a national recession. Bclore making any decisions owners or managers ol Utahs businesses should check with the State ol Utah Div ision ol Business and Economic Development. Utah is a s'ate of .mall busi nesses, emphasizes Stan Parrish, Executive Dirctur of the Utah Department ol Community and Economic Development. We want to encourage Unit bio messes to consider marketing to the biggest buyer in the world, the U.S. Gov . Nominate a Snowaiu i h Family fiesta of fun Utah Boy Scout Coi A family fiesta of fun is being sponsored by the Utah National Paiks Council at the 7 Peaks Water Park Passports dont ing and parking cover fees charged by private concessionaires. Pcr-on- s 62 years and older, interested in obtaining a Golden Age passport must apply m person and Tumbling 8 Week Course starting in s Salina! Dian Chivers Instructor: Girls & Boys Ages 4 & up Classes taught Call 523-751- or 8 in The earliest known mention of 529-737- tea appeared ture of about 1 Tumbling is Fun! in Chinese literaA.D. 350. South Sanpete Baptist Church Gunnison. & Nursery Provided Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. in Sterling (Childrens Church also) Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 competition. Mr. Heaths time of 1 hour 49 seconds earned him 4th place in the Age 70 and over group. Mr. Heath said the weather was perfect and he enjoyed the competition. Whats coming up next? The Utah Summer Games Regionals and finals will soon be here, and he plans to enter several competitions at that time. 896-922- 2. furnish proof of age, such as a state drivers license or birth certificate. Golden Access passports are available when a person presents information that he or she is medically determined blind or permanently disabled and qualifies for benefits under federal law. On the Fishlakc National Forest, Golden Age or Golden Access passports may be obtained at the District Rangers Oil ices in Fillmore, Loa, Beaver, or Richfield. The Richfield Otficeaddressis 1 15 Fast900 North, Richfield. Ofiiccs are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Everybody has been on a river trip (and those w'ho havent wish they had)! Now available in this area is the fun and excitement of river rafting w ith Big Rock Candy Mountain River Trips. On May 15, river trips will begin from the Big Rock Candy Mountain Resort, on Utah Highway 89 include Arm Wrestling, Cross Country and 5K. New State coordinators include Bob Behunin, western equestrian; Bud Schardine, horseshoes; Paul DeFrancesco, shooting; and Greg Williams, wrestling. The regional games for our section of Utah will be held in Salina and Richfield. Sponsors of the event include First Security Bank, Utah Power, KUTV, GMC, and Intermountain Health Care, Inc. Historic Cove Fort is now open to the public Restoration w ork on Cove Fort, a 19th century Mormon pioneer wilderness outpost in southwestern Utah, is complete, and the fort was dedicated May 8, according to the LDS Church. The fort was built by the Church 1867 when Utah was a U.S. terriin the property has changed but tory, hands over the years. In recent years it was acquired by the Historic Cove Fort Acquisition and Restoration Foundation, an organization directed by the descendants of Pioneer Ira N. Hinckley, under w hose direction the fort w;as built in 1867. One of Hinckleys grandsons, President Gordon B. Hinckley, first counselor in the Churchs First Presidency, formally dedicatee the site. The Center opened to the public at 2 p.m. The 100 x 100 foot walled-i- n structure includes a central courtyard plus small rooms on the north and south furnished with 1867-7- 7 period furniture. Of the many forts build in the early days of the Utah Territory, Cove Fort is the only one still standing with its walls intact. The 18 south of Richfield, and will travel downstream four miles to the takeout points. The trip will take about hours to complete. River guides are licensed by the State of Utah and are prepared to talk about the local history and river ecology. high walls were built with volcanic rock and burned lime mortar, and have stood form for 125 years. Ira Hinckley was assigned by Brigham Young to take charge of what he called the Church ranch at Cove Creek. He told of the need to protect the telegraph and mail stations at Cove Creek and to offer food and protection from bad weather to travelers through the area. In those days, it took nearly eight days to travel from Salt Lake City to Cove Creek, a trip covered by todays vehicles in under three hours. Those who benefited by the presence of the fort included miners, prospectors and emigrants moving from Salt Lake to the colonies to the south. Others included territorial officers and church leaders who stopped during travels to and from church conferences. The Fort is open to the public from 10 a.m. to dusk daily. New Arrival Marlee Newman was bom April 25, 1992,atGunnison Valley Hospital. She daughter of Ronald and Kelly Newman, of Gunnison. The little miss weighed 9 pounds 13 ounces. She has a brother, Taylor at home. Grandparents are Kent and Camille Larsen, of Mantr; Brent and Joan Newman, of Axtcll. offering classes on dutch oven cooking Tuesday Evenings 7:30 pm Refreshments 538-870- USU Informal Bible Study in tional Business Development and the Utah Procurement Outreach Program. Businesses w ishmg toexplorc the above possibilities should call the Utah Procurement Ouueach Program, 0 or visit the regional offices nearest them In this area, the olfice is: Six County Association of Governments; P.O. Box 820, 250 North Main, Richfield, UT 84701. Phone As the May 29 application deadline for the Utah Summer Games approaches for qualifying regional sports, applications have been brisk, according to officials. A Handbook with application form is available at First Security Bank Offices within the state of Utah, or call, toll free, The handbook outlines necessary information for all 36 sports which will be part of the 1992 Utah Summer Games New sports added this year will River trips will begin from Big Rock Candy Mountain June " S il Golden Age and Golden Access passports arc free lifetime entrance permits to parks, monuments, and recreation areas administered by the federal government which charge entrance fees The passports entitle die holder ant! all who accompany that person m a pm ate veluJc, to a 50 federal use fees charged for scrx ices such as camping, boat launch- Summer ernment, and to an ever growing international market. The two stale landed programs that assist Utah businesses in marketing arc the Olfice of Interna- Golden Age passports available to Sr. Citizens by w heelchair Deadline nears for signup for Utah Summer Games April f md Entries should be mailed to a local Church Distribution Center by July 24, 1992, or to the Museum of Church History and Art, 45 North West Temple, SLC, UT 84150, to arrive by August 7, 1992. Approximately 300 of the most imaginative and creative pieces will be selected for display in the exhibit which will open October 9, 1992, and run through February 7, 1993. All artwork will become property of the museum and will not be returned to the participants. Ben Heath earns ribbons at Kanab 10,000 Meter run Salina businessman Ben Heath has added more ribbons to his collection for participation in the 8th annual Kanab 10,000 Meter run, held last Saturday, in Kanab. The 6.2 mile race began at the Moki caves, north of Kanab, and ended in the city center. Participants represented several stales. Mr. Heath says more than 500 people attend the event. There was also a racewalk div ision, as well as vl'ob t oil, collage, or other art mediums on paper. Wc hope to sec pictures of all kinds of families doing what is important to them, Lund continued, attending family reunions, playing together, going to church, even working together - the possibilities arc endless. Artwork should be no larger than 11x14 inches and should have the artists name, age, address, ward and stake clearly indicated on the back of the piece. GREAT AT STATE: These members of the North Sevier Gun Club recent1 competed at State and came out in second place They are, from left: Duane Anderson, Christopher Ba'i, J m Shade, Eugene Peterson, and Clair Bird. Utah Stale University Enrichment Classes will hold dutch oven cooking classes on Saturday, June 13, and Saturday, July 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 pm. The annual event is held at Upper Guimvah in Logan Canyon. More than 1,600 people have learned the art of dutch oven cooking from this program. Master teachers, cooks and caterers, Wallace & Pat Kohler, and Mike & Juanita Kohler, have 27 years dutch oven cooking and teaching experience. Students learn how to season and clean a dutch oven and to prepare a variety of meats, vegetables and desserts. The teachers demonstration preparation of 14 dishes; stu dents are served a complete meal by sampling the food. Information and a recipe booklet are provided. The demonstration is around the fire; students are encouraged to bring a lawn chair and beverage. The classes fill very fast each summer. The earlier you register, the better your chance of getting the class. for the June 13 class must be completed by June 8; for the July 18 class, by July 13. Mail $15 registration with name, address and phone number to: Enrichment Classes, USU, Logan, UT 84321-372- 0. Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem- porary questions Warm, Friendly Local 165 People South 400 East Salina 0 4 or tor more Information Visitor are always welcome! Call 529-394- 529-755- |
