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Show r i i I ' v i.U.M.i M. f 4 The SunNews Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1992 ", ,, MWWtWWJWW V ' vwwwttm mm " 'f ' , ,, Scott Ray Anderson will serve an LDS Mission Scott Ray Anderson has been called to serve a mission for the LDS Church in the New Jersey Morristown Mission. A Farewell will be held in the Salina First Ward, December 13, 1992 at 11:30 p.m. He will enter the MTC on December 16, 1992. Elder Anderson is the son of Ray K. and Catherine Anderson. He is a graduate of North Sevier High School. The pneumatic tire was invented in 1845 by Robert W. Thomson, a Scottish engineer. Before that, wooden wheels and steel tires were used. Jodi Andreason and Brett Sorenson will wed Jodi Andreason and Brett Sorenson will wed Jodi Andreason and Brett Sorenson have chosen December 12, 1992 as their wedding day. They will be sealed in the Manti LDS Temple. A Reception in their honor will be held that evening in the Salina LDS Stake Center from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend. Jodi is a graduate of North Sevier high School, and was a Honor Student. She was active in Volleyball and Basketball. She is now attending Southern Utah Uni Elder Scott Ray Anderson Happy First Birthday versity, in.Cedar City. Brett also graduated from NSHS as a Honor Student. Brett was active in football, baseball, and was a State Champion ar Wrestler. He is currently attending Southern Utah University in Cedar City in the field of Respiratory Therapy. Parents of the couple are Derek and Dana Andreason, of Salina; and Kerry and Karen Sorenson, of Aurora. Daddys Boy. Nathan Cruis Valentino Simpson celebrated his First Birthday on December 4, 1992. Helping him celebrate were his parents, Travis Simpson and Cassie Chambers, of Sigurd; his brothers. Brie and Seth, and his sister, Ashlee. His grandparents are the late Mary Jane Ferguson; Richard Forsbcrg, of California; Bobby and Kenna Simpson, of Salina. - some of the highlights of the chosen ancestors life. Hold an I Remember When session during the holiday season of your extended family members as can assemble together. Recall with each other significant events that have been meaningful to you and other family members. Invite someone who does not have family close by, to join you and others in a meal or two and some conversation during the holidays season. Visit, write, or phone your s. Tell them thanks for something nice they have done that has had an impact on your life. Write a letter of appreciation to your spouse and children, even if you are currently living with them. A letter from a family member, delivered through the mail will be one of the best bargains available during the Christmas holidays. Bury a family time capsule in your back yard. Enclose written messages from immediate family members. Include some current photos. Set a time three to five years from now when you will assemble together and open the time capsule. A good way to preserve the capsule would be to seal it in an airtight dry glass jar, sealed inside another glass jar, or inside a metal can. Be sure to with as many Singles Fireside December 13 at Stake Center 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 0 or for more Information Visitors are always welcome! Call 529-394- 529-75- All Singles are urged to attend a Fireside, S unday, December 1 3 , at 7 p.m. in the Relief Society Room of the Salina Stake Center., The speaker will be Brother Scholes, Snow College LDS Seminary Institute Teacher. His subject will be Single and Still Sane. Informal Bible Study Wednesday Evenings, 7:00 pm Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday School Sunday Service South Sanpete Baptist Church record the location of the time capsule for future opening purposes. Plan a family vacation durthe ing holiday season. Dont spend lots of time planning or go a long distance from home. Select an afternoon or a complete day you can visit some significant places in your city or county or another close by area. Say something positive each day during the holiday season to those you work with. Select one of your childrens or mates most undesirable characteristics and for at least one week -forget it. During each week of the holiday season spend twenty minutes alone with your spouse, your children, or whoever is living with you at the time. If you are a grandparents, choose as many grandchildren as time and distance will permit and spend fifteen or twenty minutes alone with them doing something the child would enjoy. Find as many new and different ways you can to express love and appreciation to family members during the holiday season. Try to keep it up until this time next year. 10 a.m. a.m. 11 -- in Sterling Pastor Mike Bardon 528-30- 1 5 & living grandchildren; 25 and 2 Lester and Alice Hansen observed their 67th year of marriage on November 25, 1992. Their day was spent quietly at home. They answered their telephone many times to receive congratulations from many friends and relatives. Both Lester and Alice were bom, raised, and lived all their lives in Mayfield. They have three living chilLester Hansen, of Junior dren: Joye Alice Hanson, GunniDee Ann Jay (Mrs. Alan and son; Allred) McGill, NV. They have 10 Nathan Simpson They have witnessed many changes in the world and look forward to many more. They live a full and active life and are thankful for their many blessings, their greatest being sharing their love for 67 years. Their lives became one when they were sealed in the SaltLake Temple November 25, 1925 for time and all eternity. They are the oldest couple now living in Mayfield. Church asks members to fast & pray for the needy Sara A. Mecham Sara A. Mecham celebrated her FirstBirth day, Monday, December 7, 1992. Helping her celebste were her daddy and mommy, Wallace and Becci Mecham and her brothers and sister, Jason, Jesse, Lynn and Jenny. Also her Aunt Bonnie Walling, and Grandmothers Vivian Mecham and Debbie Walling. Service officer will help Veteransspouses in Dec. Veterans in need of assistance with the Veterans Administration may visit with F.E. Martinez, Department Service Officer of the Disabled American Veterans during the month of December. He can assist with requests for pension, medical compensation, treatment, VA home loan defaults, and education. He will also assist any veteran or widow of a veteran in Exhibit of miniature nativity An annual exhibit of miniature nativity scenes will be open at the Museum of Church History and Art of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints from now through 3. January The holiday display features twenty two creche sets from seven- - Alice Hansen are honored on anniversary Lester Cen-terfiel- d; Christmas activities can add to family 'connectedness' Extension Home Economist Diane Reese. As the holiday season comes around again, thoughts invariably turn to family to parents, children, grandparents, etc. The family is many generations of connected people. Dr. Glen Jensen, of Utah State University has some suggestions to enhance and encourage your own connectedness with your family during this holiday season. Make contact with all your living family members, including grandparents and grandchildren. If you cant contact them face to face, do it by letter or telephone. Go 24 hours without saying anything that would hurt or offend another family member. Try to say only things that help build other people. Select a deceased ancestor who has made a meaningful contribution to your life. Compile some information about that individual and share with other family members J teen different countries in all parts of the world. Pieces are included from Israel, Egypt, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, the U.S., Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Kenya, Zaire, Laos, Hong Kong, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka. Makers of the creche sets reflect their own cultural traditions while celebrating in common the birth of the Christ Child. In a nativity scene made in Israel, a shepherd plays the bagpipes, an authentic instrument from the time of Christ. Wise men made of fired clay by a Cochiti Pueblo artist are shown as chiefs presenting a drum, corn, squash and moccasins as gifts. The figures in a set from Zaire are tall and stately, surrounded by traditional African animals. the devastating effects of hurricane, flood, earthquake and drought in various parts of the world. Members of the Church regu- Leaders of The Church of JeSaints have sus Christ of Latter-da- y asked their members in the United States and. Canada to fast and pray for relief of suffering by those in the world who have been stricken with drought conditions and other natural disasters. The First Presidency of the Church asks members to petition the Lord for moisture in drought-stricke- n areas, and for relief for those who are suffering from the effects of other calamities. The Church leaders specifically mentioned an extended drought in the western United States and Canada, but also made reference to larly fast for two meals once a month and donate the money they would have spent on those meals to a fund for those in need. The First Presidency suggested that in connection with the observance of the regular fast day in December, members fast and pray for relief of the suffering and then be most generous in their fast offering contributions so that means are available to assist the poor and needy, the sick, and the afflicted. Thursday Bowling League Standings of the Thursday Afternoon Bowling League as of December 3, are as follows. Scenic Quik S top is still on top with 36 wins, 20 losses; Zions Bank is close behind with 32 wins, 24 losses; Stigs, NS Gun Club, Flying J, and Garys Auto Body are all tied at 25 wins, 31 losses. High Team game was Scenic Quik Stop, 654; with handicap, Zions Bank, was 834. High Team Series, scratch, Scenic Quik Stop, 1908; with handicap, Zions Bank, 2407. High Individual Game, scratch, Jo An Stringer, 207; with handicap, Staci Prisbrey, 242. High Individual Series, Karen Black took both categories with 52 1 and 632 respectively. answering correspondence or completing forms from the VA. The representative will be at the following locations as listed: Ephraim - Dec. 14, Job ice, from 1 1 Serv- a.m. to Noon Gunnison - Dec. 14, City Hall 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Richfield - December 15, Job Service, from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. scenes A Hong Kong artist u bamboo to fashion the figures. Ot artists used fired earthenware, v; ous stained woods, pressed tin, ; appliqued cloth. The nativity scenes are p sented in a setting of Christmas tre poinsettias, and three oil paintii with Christmas themes in the n seums entrance foyer. The Museum is located at North West Temple St. and is oj free of charge from 9 a.m. to 9 p Monday through Friday and 10 a to 7 p.m. on Saturdays and Sunda Closed Christmas and New Year Shampoo Styles Blow Dry Styles ' Call 528-359- 4 For an Appointment! Phone News Items 528-311- 1 & Sets s December J Specials! 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