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Show i i ' TheSunNews Wednesday, February I4 17, 1993 Jeremy Keith Hampton receives Eagle award Jeremy Keith Hampton ceived his Eagle Award January Central Utah's Women's Conference upcoming The Central Utah Womens Conference will be held in Richfield, September 11, 1993. Senator Orrin Hatch has offered his endorsement as a supporter of this conference. There are two other conferences of this type held each year in Utah. One being the Utah Womens Conference hosted by Senator Orrin Hatch, held in Salt Lake City. The second is Dixies Womens Conference held in St. George. Central Utah will now be hold-n- g their own annual conference. Planning has been underway for 15 months. Theme for this conference is Believe in your Dreams. Six workshop topics cover such subjects as career, family, health and social issues. Three different 50 minute sessions will be conducted after we hear from our keynote speaker, Hyrum Smith, Mr. Smith is re- 13, 1993. Jeremy was honored at a special Court of Honor with a video of his life and all his accomplishments. For his Eagle Project he made and put a flag pole up at the new Redmond Town Hall. Jeremy is the son of Keith and Patsy Hampton, of Redmond; Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hampn of ton, Redmond; Elma Bouvang, of Gunnison. Jeremy would like to give a special thanks to all his scoutleaders and fellow scouters for all their help in helping him receive his Eagle Badge. Great-grandso- A Jeremy Keith Hampton Shooting Sports 4-- H contest is being planned Shooting Sports is a that has been offered in program for a long time. Some leaders have had shooting sports clubs in Sevier County, but there has never been a county contest. A shooting sports 4-- H 4-- 4-- H committee has recently been formed to help out with setting up just such a contest. Shooting sports involves target shooting with .22s, air rifles, bow and arrow, and shotgun. This contest is open to youth ages 9 to 18. ChairmanChicf Executive Officer of Franklin Quest, and a professional speaker. He will address Stress Contestants can shoot one or all Management and will be followed weapons. In order to set up a con- by an array of workshops on aging, test, we need a preliminary count of nutrition, relationships, self-estee- how many youth and adults would be interested in attending. A workshopshoot is planned for March 27, weather permitting. A short safety course will be included with the shoot. If you are interested in attending, please contact the Extension 2 ext. 273. Office at first aid in the home, pageants, divorce, children, financial strategies, and surviving losses. Specifics will be published at a later date. Men and women ages 16 and older from every social and ethnic con- servation practices on more than 2,500 Fayette Chapel. Elder Taylor is the son of De Ray Taylor of Kaysville and Wayne and Caroldine Gilbert of Fayette. He is a graduate of Gunnison Valley High School, where he is active in sports. He graduated from Seminary in 1992. Classifieds Work! n. Call Call Millard County: Ann ParkinDelta: Wendy Warren Piute & Wayne: Carol Wil- First liams Torrey: Fern Reid Garfield: Lucille Proctor Beaver: Adrie Roberts Emery: Elaine Hatch Juab: Kathy Riggs Sanpete: Sandra Christensen Volunteers are needed from every county. To enable us to form our subcommittees would all volunteers please call the representative 2 from your area, or Diane Reese, ext. 271; Peggy Mason, or Jeri Davis, 896-677- Conservationist Francis T. Holt. No single person this past year has done more to directly help Utahs farmers get conservation on the ground. Pace is a graduate of Brigham Young University, and has worked for the ASCS for nine years. He and his wife, Elizabeth have three children. Daines, field editor for the 896-926- 529-395- mated use of the trail this past summer at near 10,000 user days. Lorraine Gregerson, and Paiute ATV Trail representative, recently discussed the success of the trail at the Hatfield-McCo- y Recreation Tourism Development Coalition Kickoff dinner in Pano-ramala- West Virginia. Old blacksmithing tools needed at Cove The clanging of the steel hammer on the anvil and the bellows belching for the iron forge will not be heard, nor will the broken pioneer wagons be fixed, but the tools will be there. All will be in place when the restoration is completed of the small stone blacksmith shop at historic Cove Fort. Officials at the Museum of Church History and Art in Salt Lake City, who are providing furnishings for the renovation, say that the sec- - Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem Fort ond phase of the restoration of Cove Fort will begin this spring with the blacksmith shop. The shop will be restored to the period of the late 1860s and 1870s when the blacksmith repaired broken wagons and farm implements and shoed horses and oxen. Cove Fort was a major stop on the main route linking Salt Lake City with Mormon colonies in Southern Utah and Nevada. Stage coaches, emigrant covered wagons, and ore wagons regularly stopped at the fort. The blacksmith shop restoration is part of a larger project at the fort which will include other worksuch as a bam, ice ing house, chicken coops, and pig pens. When completed the fort and supporting structures will recrate the environment of a small Mormon settlement on Utahs early frontier. To make the restoration authentic, museum workers are looking for old blacksmithing, horseshoeing and oxshoeing tools. If you have such items and would like to help, contact Richard Oman at the Museum of Church History and Art, 45 N West Temple, SLC, UT 84 150; or call 2; Megan Nicole Sorensen Riley Bastian, son of Nolan and Vicky Bastian of Sigurd celebrated his first birthday on February 7, 1993. He celebrated with his sisters Jamie and Kayli. Grandparents are Bob and Karen Hales and Burke and Irelta Bastian. Great grandparents are Joy and Virgil Taylor, Bert and Beth Graves, Orlo and Nora Hales and Vernal Bastian. or 529-755- 4 Riley Bastian Ephraim Stake Singles set Regional Fireside Sheep and wool producers are invited to take part in the Utah Sheep and Wool Field Day, March 2, at Brigham Young University, Provo. The annual field day is sponsored by BYU, Utah State University, Utah Wool Growers and Utah Farm Bureau Federation. This years conference theme is Returning Profitability to the sheep Industry. A number of experts in the sheep and wool industries have been invited to speak to assembled sheepmen. Among them are Tim Baurer and Bob Padula, American Dr. Day is a seasoned speaker. His church assignments have taken him to South and Central America, Europe, the Caribbean, Africa and China. He served as Mission President in Vina del Mar, Chile from 1979 to 1982. He and his wife, LuAnn are parents of three children. Rejoice. Standings of the Thursday Afternoon Bowling League as of February 11, 1993, are as follows: Scenic Quik Stop retains its first place slot with 58.5 wins, to 29.5 losses; Zions Bank, 52 wins to 36 losses; Garys Auto Body, 41 47; North Sevier Gun Club, 40-4next three years. Flying U 38-5Stigs 34.5 to 53.5. The program features 80 perTeam Game, Stigs - 643; High cent participation with federal funds with handicap, Garys Auto Body, and 20 percent by the applicant. 869. Deadline for applications is April 2, High Team Series, scratch, 1993. Zions Bank and North Sevier Gun If you would like more details Club tied at 1793; with handicap, or an information packet contact Six Auto Body, 2370. Garys County Association of Government, High Individual Game and High Ross Baumgardner, 250 North Main, Individual Series scratch, were both Richfield, UT 84701; won by Stephanie Ball, with 190 and 515 respectively; High Individual Game with handicap, was Tracy Mickelson, with 232. High Individ Seelos, program coordinator for the Utah Department of Transportation. Funds will be obligated over the -- 8; 896-922- 2. more Information Visitor ere elweya wetcomal: Works Wonders. American Heart Association Corn silk can be removed more easily with the aid of a damp toothbrush. 5. tion. Lowry is a biologist with the U.S. Forest Service, headquartered Richfield. The Utah Wildlife Federation is a it group promoting the in non-prof- conservation and enhancement of Utahs wildlife. Those interested in fish and wildlife are invited to join and become working partners in the important and chancing issues concerning Utahs wildlife. Call 264-498- 1 4 or for more information. 277-806- Sheep Institute; Dr. Reed Holyoak, Dr. Noclle Cockett, Dr. Craig Burrell. Dr. Lyle McNeal, Dr. Nyle Matthews and Kim Chapman, USU. A tour of B YUs sheep facilities and flocks will be conducted by Warren Kuhl, BYU shepherd. The conference will run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will be held at the Ellswoth Meat and Livestock Center, 2230 North University Ave., Provo. To call 378-200- 7 by February 23. Registration will be paid at the door the day of the field day. pre-regist- er ual Series with handicap, was Stephanie Ball with 620. The presidency of the Thursday Afternoon Bowling League would like to say thanks to all the businesses that donated prizes or gift certificates to our Valentine Party. It was a great success! Centerfield 1st baptist Church As of September 6 Sunday School 10:00 a.m. To accomplish great things, we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe. Informal Bible Study Wednesday Evenings, 7:00 pm Anatole France It 373-418- Thursday Bowling League Federal funds will help groups purchase vehicles About $900,000 in federal funds is available to go toward the purchase of vans, buses, and support equipment, according to Glenda Scout-a-Ram- & On February 19 the Ephraim Stake Singles will hold their Regional Fireside in the Ephraim 15 th Ward building for all Stakes in the Region, at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Gerald Day, President of Snow College will be the featured speaker. His topic will be Lift Up Your Heart and non-prof- west field at Seven Peaks. Scouts of all ages, their parents and volunteer leaders are ina vited to attend the which is planned to be an annual event for the Utah National Parks Council. Ticket sales for the event begin May 22. This is the one Scout event of the year that Boy Scouts are allowed to sell door to door, Hay-mon- d said. Units wishing to participate in the Scout-A-ram- a are asked to contact Jack Dillon career Scouter and advisor to the event, in his Provo office, Troops are encouraged to parwith ticipate in the Scout-a-Ram- a unique activities and displays. wool producers invited to BYU field day Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday School Sunday Service lor ld Sheep People 165 South 400 East Salina 0 y, The new president of the Utah Wildlife Federation is formerly a resident of the area. Lt Col. (Ret.) Jerold L Jensen, now of Salt Lake City, has now assumed the duties of the Federation. He is also a former Commander of Fort Douglas. He is a son of the late Senator Moroni L. Jensen. Another Sevier County man, Bert Lowry, has been named as Director-a- t Large of the organiza Salina-Richfie- porary questions 529-304- a set for to Brent 10-1- 2 Former resident is Pres, of Utah Wildlife Federation Tana Bennett, Aurora. Great Grandparents are Guy and Ila Huntsman, Aurora and Doris Bennion, Mesquite Nevada. Warm, Friendly Local Cell Scout-a-Ram- is encamp-mentThursda- 9. brother Rowdy. Her grandparents are Dick Sorenson, Salina and Wayne and Federal funds are! available to it assist eligible, organizations toward the purchase of specialized equipment to transport the elderly or people with disabilities. Scout-o-Ram- a Council-wid- e 2, acres of land. Lorraine Gregerson Nationwide attention is being drawn to Panoramalands Paiute ATV T rail because it is the first of its kind anywhere. The Trail is being hailed as an example for other groups throughout the nation trying to provide greater recreation opportunities. The U.S. Forest Service esti Elder Dean Brent Taylor June 10-1according Hayniond, volunteer chairman. The scouting extravaganza will be built around a variety of events during the three days. It will feature the 1993 Jamboree training June 10, and assembly at the Marriott Center for alumni Eagle Scouts and other Scouters called A Gathering of Eagles. The purpose of this event is to give recognition to those who have achieved the rank of Eagle and encourage other young men to earn it. On Friday, the 1 1th, and Saturday, the 12th, the traditional Scout-a-Ram- a activities and displays with the Jamboree encampment on the ac-ti- Paiute trail is bringing fame & fortune to Utah 1 The first Council-wid- e to be held in years Farmer-Slock-m- an magazines, was honored for his work in reporting conservation v ities and programs to Utah s farmers and ranchers. 9 528-311- set for June Megan Nicole Sorensen, daughter of Jeff and Debra Sorenson of Salina celebrates her 1st birthday on February 18, 1993 with her Paul is a partner in the very best sense of the word, said State 529-783- N son Happy First Birthday Soil Conservation Service operating farmers implement Elder Dean Brent Taylor has been called to serve in the Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mission. He will enter the Mission Training Center on February 24, 1993. A farewell will be held Sunday February 21 , at 10:50 a.m. in the background are encouraged to atcontend this ference. Goals are to plan a day of workshops which are interesting, entertaining and knowledgeable, to help women and men meet the challenges and new roles we now face. The conference is designed to provide new approaches and attitudes toward the changes of todays world and help you Believe in your Dreams. Counties and representatives involved include: Sevier County: Chairperson, Dian Reese; Directors, Peggy Mason, Jeri Davis; Secretary, Patsy Daniels; Treasurer, Karen Chamber-lai- 896-926- Bicknell man honored by A Bicknell man was one of Utah Utahns named Conservation Partners of the Year, by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service. Paul Pace, 34, Bicknell, and Ron Daines, 45 of Logan were honored during an SCS award ceremony recently. Pace is the Wayne County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service (ASCS) Director. He was honored for his work on 26 water quality projects and for his work in helping the Fremont River Soil Conservation District and co- called to serve Mission South Sanpete Baptist Church --- 10 a.m. 11 in Sterling Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Acting Pastor Medford Hutson a.m. 300 North 75 West Centerfield, Utah 528-300- 8 |
