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Show rtrtriir&t u bOmti, mamm r taqjBi&s V mm Vf it- - for Launa Barney K V; j; . and Jeff Gates f - y.? Joshua and Jacob Barney are pleased to announce the marriage of their mother, Launa Barney, to Jeff Gates, on Saturday, October 3, 1992. A Reception will be held in their honor that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. :, in the Salina Second Ward Cultural Hall. Parents of the bride are Pete and Sharlene Memmott, of St George. The Grooms parents are Don and Doraleen Gates, of Salina. Karral & Lorna Draper to celebrate Golden Wedding Open house will honor Golden Wedding The children of Karral and Lorna Draper would like to invite everyone to an Open House in honor of the couples 50th Wedding Anniversary. It will be held Saturday, October 3, Five Generations Posing for their five generation picture are, from left, Kylee Curtis; Keith Reed Curtis; Terry K. Curtis, Maxine T. Adams, G. Glen Taylor. as individuals. 1992 from 6 to 8 p.m. at their home, 228 West Main, Redmond. The family requests no gifts, please. Phone News Items ' 528-311- 1 DWR offers Sanpete communities receive monetary awards wildlife cookbook The Ut2h Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) has published a wildlife cookbook titled, A Taste on the Wildsidc. It sells for $5 and is available at all DWR offices. It contains many recipes for game submitted by DWR employees. Funds from the sale of the cookbook will be used to renovate the historic DWR building at the Utah State Fairpark, SLC. I' Maplcton, Price, Cedar City, Murray and Enterprise won top honors this week at the Utah Community Progress awards banquet in Salt Lake City. In addition to the $300 State Awards received by these five communities, another six cities walked away with $300 first place progress awards including Gunnison, Sandy, Springvillc, Moab, Panguitch, and Midvale. Moroni received a $250 award for Community Pride, while Mt. Phone News Items 529-783- You 9 Fifty One Years and Counting A former Salina man, Joe Segar, recently received his 50 year pin at the fall meeting of the Utah Elks Association held at Richfield Lodge 2420. He also was awarded a certificate of achievement from his lodge. Pictured, from left: Frank Snow, Utah Elks Association President; Don Dapelo, Past Grand Exalter Ruler; Joe Segar, recipient of the 50 year pin; Roy Likins, Richfield Elks Lodge Exalted Ruler. Brother Joe Segar has been a member of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks for 50 years, and received his 50 year pin from New counselor for Manti Temple presidency Harold R. Johnson, who has been serving as a supervisor and scaler in the Manti Temple, has been called to be 2nd Counselor to President Garth P. Monson. He was named to this position following the untimely death of 2nd Counselor Phillip Smith. Clark Grccnhalgh was retained as 1st Counselor to President Monson. Johnsons wife, Lola, was called as an assistant matron to Temple Matron Shirley Monson, along with Marjorie Grccnhalgh, who was also retained. The Johnsons are now making their home in Fairvicw. Past Grand Exalted Ruler Donald D. Dapelo at the fall meeting held at Richfield Lodge 2420 recently. Joe joined the Elks in 1942, in California, and later became a charter member of the Richfield Lodge in 1969. He served on the real estate committee to purchase the site for the Lodge building.andon the building committee during construction of the present structure. He moved to Salina in 1968, where he was active in the community, joining the Sevier County Sheriffs Jeep Posse in 1970. When the North Sevier Sheriffs Jeep Posse was formed, he was a charter member and was elected the first commander. He recently received a plaque from the sheriffs department "in appreciation for years of dedicated service. Presently Joe and his wife make their home in Kingston, Utah during the summer months, and spend the winters in St. George. Utah State Fair Winners from this area The 1992 Utah State Fair for all Reasons congratulates the following winners in the annual Freckles contest. In the age 1 0 & up category, Tami Eggleston, of Gunnison, won the category of Invisible Freckles. d for its Utah is rich and beautiful paleontological and archaeological resources. Ejach year state and federal agencies, along with local organizations, sponsor a celebration of Utahs precious prehistoric and Native American heritage during Utah Prehistory Week. Tours, lectures, site visits, and demonstrations highlight the many activities throughout the state. A poster, designed by a Utah artist is used each year to promote Prehistory Week. A statewide competition is held for the design of the poster that best captures the spirit of the states prehistoric and Native American Heritage. You are invited to enter the Utah Prehistory Week Poster Contest. Cash prizes will, be offered as follows: Grand contest winner, $250; Secondary School winner, $100; Elementary school winner, $100. The contest is open to professional artists, starving artists, student artists, and creative citizens of any description. Artists may choose any material or design. Principal elements of the design should depict aspects of Utah archaeology, paleontology, or Native American cultures. Postures should be less than 16 inches wide and 24 inches long. 528-311- 1 New Baby Calvin and Becky Hales of West Jordan are proud parents of a baby girl. Cindy Ann was bom on September 17, 1992. She is welcomed home by a sister Amy, 10 and a brother Kyle, 5. Grandparents are Kay and Jcn-e- tt Hales of Redmond and Willard and Norma Roberts of Central. Sanpete Baptist Church Informal Bible Study Wednesday Evenings, 7:30 pm in Sterling. Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. In Sterling (Children's Church also) ; Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 Community and Economic Development and Utah State University Extension Service. Posters should be submitted no later than December 1, 1992 to the nearest chapter of the Utah Statewide Archaeological Society - in this area, Centerficld, Corrinc Clark, PO Ccntcrfield, Utah Box 220-1084622. Phone Central Utah: Ms. Corrine Springer, 25 West 400 North, Monroe, UT 84754. Phone: The contest is sponsored by the Division of State History, The Bureau of Land Management, Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, U.S. Forest Service, and National Park Service. 2, 528-344- 527-324- 7. theme of Adult Leaders School Life Skills Literacy is the theme at Utah State University October Taking Risks, Parenting in i a TV Age, Financial Literacy, How to Avoid the Housing Money Pit, and At Home With Computers. This years capstone address will be Building Strong Families by Drs. Bill and Cristina Marshall. In addition there will be tours of the universitys labs, museum, theater department and historical farm. For further information and registration materials call your USU or USU Extension office, Extension, 750-169- 5-- 7. Dr. Marilyn Noyes, associate dean for Extension Home Economic programs at USU, says it seems that life is getting more complicated and stressful and that we need to know more than ever. New challenges call for new information and skills, increased awareness and confidence. This years workshop topics include Making New Decisions and 896-926- 2, Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem porary questions 0. Warm, Friendly Local Ahead of Our Time. People 165 South 400 East Salina ; Call 529-394- or 0 529-755- 4 tor more Information Visitors are always welcome! Shakespearean Festival has a great year Thursday South Life Skills Literacy1 of this years Adult Leaders School Phone News Items Pleasant and Wcllsvillc received $250 for Main Street Revitalization. Receiving $200 second place Progress awards were Ephraim, Midway, Alta, Pleasant Grove, Hyrum, Roy, Monticcllo and Leeds. In all, 22 Utah communities were honored at the program, by the Utah League of Cities and Towns, the Utah Department of are invited to enter contest world-renowne- Former Salina man receives 50 year pin If no candidate for vice president has a majority of Electoral College votes, the Senate chooses from the top two, with the senators voting Bowling Thursday Bowling League Standings of the Thursday Afternoon Bowling League as of September 24, 1992 are as follows. Scenic Quik Stop is out in front with 16 wins, 4 losses; North Sevier Gun Club is close behind with 14 wins, 6 losses; In third place is Zions Bank, 11-Stigs and Garys Auto Body are tied at 1 3; and Sprouse is 9; 7-- New Winter HOURS NEW Management Great Food & Service 5. High Team Game and High Team Series in scratch and handicap were all won by Scenic Quik Stop, 688, 816, 1950, 2334 respectively. JoAnn S tringcr won high individual game in both categories at 215 and 249. VaNae Bown had the high individual series in scratch and handicap, 536 and 665. Now serving Home Made Pasta & Good Home Cooking! Sun-Thu- rs Open 8a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 60 North State -- Salina The stages are covered for the winter, the costumes arc now in storage, ticket sale totals have been and all in all, 1992 was completed another banner year for the Utah Shakespearean Festival. R. Scott Phillips, managing director, noted that audience and critical acceptance of this seasons productions were exceptional. Second, he continued, the Festival once again sold more tickets than it has ever sold, 1 1 total from 520 last ticketsales. up4, years Phillips noted that once again the Festival finances ended in the black. We are fiscally sound, he said. This is six or seven years in a row we have run in the black. There may be some changes upcoming for next years season, according to Phillips. The festival is -- hiring a new director and is listening to the comments of those who come to the Festival. The administration is seriously considering changing the Greenshow. Finally, Phillips said that ticket sales for next year are already going along well. For more information, or for tickets, contact the Box Office, Utah Shakespearean Festival, Cedar City, UT 74720; Plays planned for the 1993 season include Shakespeares A Midsummer Nights Dream, Richard II, and Timon of Athens, in the Adams Theatre, and Thornton Wilders Our Town, George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferbers The Royal Family, and Molieres Tartuffe in the Randall Theatre. The season will run from June 24 - Sept. 4, 1993. Centerfield 1st Baptist Church As of September 6 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship Service 1 1 :00 a.m. Acting Pastor Medford Hutson 300 North 75 West Centerfield, Utah 528-300- 8 I |
