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Show f jLJheSunNews.Wednesriay. Jan. 27. 1993 Rilia Dennis and Laura Johnson are the proud parents of a beautiful baby girl. She was bom January 12, 1993. The little miss weighed 8 lbs and 4 ozs and was 21 inches long. The name given her will be Haylie she was welcomed home by brother Seth. Laura and Haylie are home and doing fine. Grandparents are Merrell and Elaine Lyman of Fayette, Eddie and LaRue Johnson of Provo. Johnand Kathleen Bartholomew spent the weekend visiting with Larry and Sandra Lyttle and family in Alamo, Nevada and also with Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bartholomew and family of Cedar City. Cecil and Loma Bown visited last Monday and T uesday in Logan with their sons Kenneth and Clark. They are students at USU. Loma Bown and daughter in law Danielle enjoyed a family birthday party Thursday in Springville forLomas mother Mrs. Shirley Nielsen who is now 81 years young. Loma took her mother for a ride up through Mapleton and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tree and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrop spent last weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Royce Harrop and son in Layton and also with Mr. and Mrs. David Meade in Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bartholomew attended Sacrament meeting Sunday in Orem with their son Clayton and wifeTeri and sons and enjoyed the afternoon visiting with them. Darrell and Maxine Bolinder visited Friday night and Saturday morning with their son Ron and wife Cindy and family in Erda. Visiting with the Bolinders at their home were their son Jerry and sons Steven and Brad and a nephew Kirk Madsen of Grantsville. Spending the weekend with John and Kathleen Bartholomew were their daughters Sheri and husband Mike Johnson and son 2(achary of West Jordan Guest speakers in Sacrament meting were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walser of Mayfield. They gave an interesting talk on their mission to England. Evelyn Kiesef Visiting at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Scott Seals were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sampson and family, of North Salt Lake. Visiting Mrs. Jean Jensen were Mrs. Lavine Jensen and two sons, of West Jordan. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Crane were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Anderson, of Sandy. 529-735- 9 Visiting Mrs Evelyn Kiesel was Mr. Tom Osmond, On January 22, 1993, Mrs. Vivian Williams celebrated her birthday. The Birthday Club took her to Moms Cafe for dinner and then back to Vivian's for dissert That evening other family and friends came to help her celebrate. There is hardly anything in the world that some man cannot make a and sell a little cheaper. John Ruskin little worse Ivan Reed Sorenson, 83 Ivan Reed Sorenson, 83, died January 23, 1993, in Gunnison, Utah. He was born December 13, 1909, in Centerfield, Utah to Niels Peter and Sophia Amellia Sorensen Sorenson. He married Edith Jane Goode, March 28, 1936 in Nephi, Utah. He has been a 4-Teacher, and served as a Couselor in the Sunday School Superintendency. He has worked hard throughout his life.He worked for WPA, LA. Young, Provo City, Gunnison Sugar Factory, and was also a dairy farmer, belonging to the WDCI. He was a Democratic party chairman and also served as president of the Willow Creek Irrigation Company. Survivors include: his wife, Edith; children,: Mrs. Ned (Norma) Christensen, Murray; Mrs. Ronald (Lois) Argyle, Spanish Fork, UT; Mrs. Keith (Leah) Bird, Axtell; Fay Martell, SLC; Reed and Donna Sorenson, Axtell. He was preceded in death by a wife, Melba Ashcraft, and Daughter, Mary; also preceded by 7 brothres and two sisters. Survivors also include: 14 grandchildren; H Funeral services were held January 26, 1993 at Noon in the Centerfield LDS Chapel. A viewing was held the prior evening at the Axtell LDS Chapel. Burial was in the Centerfield Cemetery, under the direction of the Warren R. Jensen Funeral Home. June C. Crawford June Johnson Chynoweth Crawford passed away peacefully January 16, 1993, in Olympia, Washington. Former a resident of Antimony, she had made her home in Olympia for some time. She was bom June 6, 1917 in Antimony, Utah to George R. and She Amanda McNelly Johnson. married Ivan Chynoweth. He died She later married R. Michael Crawford. Survivors include her husband, of Olympia: June was the loving mother of four children, Mrs. Wade (Ivanna) Stowe, Aurora, Utah; Jimmie (Joan) Chynoweth, Salt Lake City; Wanda McClain, Mariette Georgia; Keith (Marilyn) Chynoweth Sympathy is extended to Edith Sorenson, and children, Reed, Faye, Helen, Leah, Lois and Norma and families, in the loss of their husband, father and grandfather, Ivan Sorenson, who died Saturday, January 23, after spending several days in Gunnison Valley Hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday January 26, in the Centerfield Ward Chapel, with a lunch held in Axtell prepared by the Axtell Ward Relief Society. Stella Lee Jensen spent Thursday, in Ephraim visiting her mom, Stella Anderson, and helping her out. Stellas sister, Elaine of Salt Lake, was also there for the day. Gayle Ball and Carrie Edwards took their mother, LaPreal Olsen, out to lunch to celebrate her birthday on January 19. Daughter, Leisa Crane and family, of Centerfield, were out to help Dean and Jentry Anderson celebrate Deans birthday, Tuesday, January 19. Preston and Sheryl Steiger were in Salt Lake on the weekend to attend the Jazz Game. Letitia and Derek enjoyed staying with Grandma and Grandpa Phyllis and Richard Cowley and Joe and Logan. Trudy Despain was in Salt Lake on Wednesday. Donna Vee and Leland Sorenson were happy to have their son, Steve and Patti and children Cole Sheldon Washington; two stepchildren, Wayne Chynoweth, CA; Maxine Crowder, Salt Lake; and sister. Fern Graham, of Reno, NV. She was the very special grandmother of 23 grandchildren; 29 greatgrandchildren, many nieces, nephews, and children from everywhere. Memorial Services were held Friday, January 22, 1993, in Olympia, WA, with additional Memorial Services to be held Thursday, January 28, 1993 at Noon in the Antimony LDS Chapel with Bishop Layne Blood conducting. Burial will follow in the Antimony Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were made by the family. 528-794- A devastating fire at Moroni Elementary School last November has made it necessary for students from that school to attend a makeshift school at the LDS Activity Center in Moroni. The fire at the school caused more than $1 million in damages, and prompted a plea for help from the Utah Education and Cami visit them on Sunday, and Leland and Steve have dinner. brought Dona Vees mother Veda Jensen down from Mayfield Manor to enjoy the day with them. Cami brought her dog with her to show her grandparents. Arva Lee Bertelson and Kirtlcy traveled to Salt Lake over the weekend to visit Kory and Cheri Bertelson and daughters. Nancy Bertelson also came down from Logan to spend the weekend with them. Rilia Dee Sorenson enjoyed a Smithfield with her sister, to trip Lacl Thalman and son, Bryce, on the weekend, visiting various family members enroute and coming home. Jim and Suzanne Sanders attended the BYU Basketball games in Provo on the weekend. Todd Brown, son of Rex and Kathy Brown, of Centerfield, was the speaker in Sacrament Meeting. He served a mission in the Milan Italy area. Dallin Ball, son of Gayle and Ron Ball, of Gunnison, sang, Im Trying To Be Like Jesus. The Young Women New Beginning was held Sunday evening with Eunice Despain and Sharon Mecham in charge. Brother and Sister Troy Birch, of Gunnison were the speakers. Maghan Mecham placed a piano solo. Sara Sanders played a flute solo and Amy Buckland conducted the program. Their response included four truck loads of books and supplies from Utah teachers. An added bonus came when UEA president Lily Eskelsen visited the relocated students and present a check for $ 1 795 . The money had been collected from individual teachers throughout the state. Moroni teachers purchased materials and supplies for their classrooms with the gift. Central Utah receives boost in econmic sector Officials of two companies, Smithfield Foods of Virginia, and Carrolls Foods, of North Carolina, met in Milford last week with local leaders and residents to locate western operations in the Milford area of Robert Manley, Beaver County. executive vice president of Smith-fiel- d Foods, a major hog processor noted that aside from market opportunities in western states, their interest in locating an operation in that area is due to the local work ethic and favorable business attitude. Manly said the joint project between Smithfield and Carrolls Foods is looking initially at pilot projects. If all goes as expected during a five year phase in period, an operation with sales of more than $335 million annually will provide as many as 1,400 jobs in Utah while targeting West Coast and overseas - markets. Cary Peterson, newly appointed Commissioner of the Utah Department of Agriculture, said that New dollars and jobs will be available in Utah, and this start up will diversify agriculture in that area of Utah. Not only will the companies operate their own facilities, but they will also work with Utah farmers to The grow hogs under contract. will furnish baby pigs, companies feed, veterinary services, management programs and technical assistance. Those involved say that with about 20 of the U.S. population living in the western states, and only about 1 of the nations pork produced here, the Milford area should provide great market access, Parker said. He added that The Pacific Rim is also a growing market for U.S. pork. Scientists now say the oldest known flower lived 120 million ears ago. Irvin Lewis Jacobsen, Irvin Lewis Jacobsen, 86, formally of Salina, passed away at his home January 19, 1993 after a lingering illness. He was bom August 30, 1( 06 in Emery, Utah to Louis and Lily C. Wickman Jacobsen. He marriedEvaEvelyn Sorenson, October 21, 1942 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They recently celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary. He spent his early years as a teamster and coal miner. He helped build Geneva Steel Plant, was foreman of the M & O Ranches, in Salina Canyon, and was a driller on concerned about many road construction crews. generous individual, He lived the major part of his the needs and well being of those He moved to around him. His greatest love was life in Salina. his family. Springville, where he has resided for Survivors include his wife, of the past eight years. With his guitar, Provo; three daughters and one son: he sang and brought many happy Mrs. Gary (Carolyn) Myrup, Sandy; hours to family and friends. He also Mrs. Jay (Alice Marie) Jensen, wrote poetry that was shared with Lubbock, TX; Mrs. John (Susan) all. He served in many positions Frischknecht, Mapleton; Tony L. Jensen and wife LeAn, of Boulder in his church, including a Bishopric, City, NV; 20 grandchildren; four MIA, Sunday School, Priesthood and Teaching. He was a High Priest in Funeral services were held the Springville 10th Ward at the December 19, 1992 at the Gunnison time of his death. Survivors include his wife, Stake Center. Burial was in the Gunnison City Cemetery. Evelyn, of Springville; two sons and 86 marriage was later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. He was a retired businessman and agent for the Continental Oil Company. He was an active member of the LDS Church and had served as bishops counselor. He also served as city councilman. He was a very 529-358- 4 Visiting with A1 and Afton Peterson were daughter Vicki, husband Tony and grandson Jordan of Cedar City. They all went from there to visit Jason and Traci Nielsen, and Tonys two sons, all of Salt Lake City. Jordan Nielsen, Cedar City, visitied with Ked and Pam Nielsen and freind, Tyler Taylor. Darron and Cindy Andreason visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Kandaris in Price. The Aurora first Ward held their "New Beginnings" on Sunday evening to welcome the new Beehives. A program was presented and refreshments were served. Several Aurora boy Scouts attended the Salina Stake Klondike Derby on Friday and Saturday. The annual event is an overnight cam-poin the snow. The boys took tin foil dinners for Friday night, and ate breakfast Saturday morning. Competitions were held and members of the First Ward scored well in some of the events. They scored 3rd place in distance; 3rd place in distance, Blazers, and 1 st place in the .22 rifle shoot. Everyone reported having a good time, even in the cold Birth Ja greet''!,- to Ruby Mason, January 28; Billie Lou Johnson and Lisa Sorenson, January 29. Happy Birthday to all. Dane Charles Walquist, son of Jana Walquist, was baptized by Jay Bosshardt Tuesday, and confirmed by Gordon Johnson. Jerald Waylon Nielsen was awarded his Certificate of Graduation from the Primary by Bishop Myron Mickelsen Sunday. He was then presented to receive the Aar-onPriesthood and be ordained to the office of Deacon. Visiting Paul and Loretta Willardson and with Burke and Jolene Willardson has been Lloyd Willardson and Debra Willardson. Lloyd is attending school in Nebraska, and Debra is working in Salt Lake City. Denzel Anderson and children were visiting at the homes of Miles and Donna Anderson, and Glendon and Raelyn Anderson and children over the weekend. Robbie Jensen, a student at Southern Utah University spent the weekend visiting his parents, Gary and Lola Jensen. Visiting with the Lyn and Melissa Yardleys has been Melissas sister, Tamra Olsen and children, Natausha, David and Samantha. They have recently returned from Germany after spending three years there. The Salina Utah Stake Boy Scouts held their Klondike Derby Friday and Saturday at Salina Creek. The boys and their leaders participated in campfire programs and competitions. The Redmond Blazers came away with first place awards for Log Cutting, Fire Building and the Dog Sled. The Boy Scouts were awarded second place in fire building, wood cutting and first in the dog sled. They all reported they had a great time. JoleneWillardson was hostess to the Dinner Club Thursday evening. Subway Sandwiches were served, and Progressi veRummywas played. Prizes went to Charmaine Lewis and Lisa Learning. Seven ladies attended. The Salina Utah Stake Young Women held a basketball tournament Saturday. Congratulations to the Redmond Young Women, who took third place. ic ut The largest bats, called flying foxes, have a wingspan of over five feet. Producers Stock Auction Producers. Salina Tuesday, Producers Auction, Receipts; 1767. Last week, 997. Last year 1401. Feeder steers under 200 lbs 2.00 to 3.00 lower, 500 to 800 lbs mostly steady; 600 to 700 lbs 2.00 to 3.00 higher. Holstein steers: under 700 lbs stead; over 700 lbs firm to 1 .00 higher, Feeder Heifers: 300 and 900 lbs steady; 400 lbs 4.00 to 5.00 lower; 500 to 600 lbs firm to 1.00 higher; 700 to 800 lbs. 2.00 to 3.00 higher; slaughter cows firm to 1.00 higher; and Slaughter bulls firm to 1.00 higher. Feeder Steers: Medium and Large Frame 1 : 300 to 400 lbs 1 03.50 to 108.00; 400 to 500 lbs 96.00 to 105.00; 500 to 600 lbs 87.00 to 09.00; 600 to 700 lbs 85.00 to 93.50; 700 to 8090 lbs. 78.50 to 89.00; 800 to 900 lbs 82.00 to 86.0; 900 to 1050 lbs 77.256 to 83.00. Holstein Steers: 500 to 700 lbs 66.00 to 72.50; 700 to 900 lbs 66.00 to 69.50; 900 to 1100 lbs 52.00 to 68.00. Feeder Heifers: Medium and Large Frame 1 : 300 to 400 lbs 9 1 .50 to 97.50; 400 to 500 lbs. 82.00 to 90.50; 500 to 600 lbs. 82.50 90.50; 600 to 700 lbs. 781.00 to 87.00 700 .to 800 lbs. 76.25 to 82.75; 800 to 900 lbs 75.00 to 81.00; 900 to 1000 lbs 69.50 to 75.50; Heiferetles and young feeder cows 55.00 to 70.00; Older Feeder cows. Stock Cows: Limited numbers Medium and Large Frame 1: Bred Heifers 635.00 to 725.00 per head; Package good 6 year old 7 to 9 months pregnant 780.00 per head. Slaughter Cows: Boning Util43.00 to 50.00, mostly 45.00 to 48.00; Breaking Utility 2 to 4, 47.50 to 51.50; Commercial 2 to 4 59.00 to 66.00; Cutter and Low Dressing Utility 38.50 to 42.00. Slaughter Bulls: Yield Grade 1 1870 to 2095 lbs 55.60 to 57.50; high dressing to 62.00; Yield Grade 2 scarce; Feeder bulls 1 125 to 1240 lbs 51.50 to 54.00. ity 1- -3 Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contemporary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina 4 tor or more information Visitors are always welcome! Call 529-394- 0 Dictators ride to and fro upon tigers which And the tigers are getting hungry. 529-755- they dare i not dismount. Winston Churchill Danny Wilkins earns Ralph Lavar Jensen, 81 Ralph Lavar Jensen, 81, of Provo, died December 15, 1992 of causes incident to age. He was bom in Centerfield, Utah, August 14, 1911 to Antone and Inger Johanna Hansen Jensen. He married Ida Edwards in Gunnison, Utah, May4, 1939. Their Cindy Andreason - 8 Teachers pool funds, send $1,795 to Moroni school - 10 Dee Sorensen - U.S. Business award Danny Wilkins has recently been nominated as a United States Irvin Lewis Jacobsen one daughter. Max and Carol Jacobsen, Salina; Kent and Carol Jacobsen, Springville; Carol Ann and Alan Curtis of Springville; 12 grandchilone dren and 6 sister, Mabel Anderson, East Carbon City, Utah. Funeral services were held Saturday, January 23, 1993 at 11 a.m. in the Salina Second Ward Chapel. Burial was in the Ephraim Park Cemetery under the direction of the SpringerTumer Funeral Home. n; Business Education Award winner. He was honored nationally by Mrs. Retta J. Gale, Business Education Teacher at North Sevier High School. Danny is a Senior at NSHS and plans to continue his education in the Business field after graduation. He has been active in the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) throughout his high school years and is currently serving as president of the NSHS Chapter of that organization. Danny is the son of Kendyl and Carla Wilkins, of Redmond. |
