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Show (W'JWWW'WWRM W" 11 Vf ;: 3 The SurVNews, Wednesday, August 25, 1993 U'U'.U' Jv fa;' w ' & Elder Chad Sanderson Sister Caty will report on his mission Walser to serve mission Elder Chad S. Sanderson was Caty Walser, daughter of neth and S usie Walser of Mayfield has been called to serve in the Florida Jacksonville Mission. Her farewell will be on August 29, 1993 at 10;45 a.m. in the Mayfield Ward. Sister Walser will enter the MTC on her Birthday, September8, 1993. Ken- Sister Caty Walser Painting conference set Sept. 8 11 at USU -- rative artist Nancy Merrill, an evening at Sherwood hills Resorts Wild West Revue, a raffle and the annual Autumn Harvest Buffet, among other events. Nearly 150 classes taught by more than 70 topflight instructors are featured at the Thirteenth Annual Western Regional Decorative Painting, Sept. 1 1, in the Eccles Conference Center at Utah State University. The conference is held in conjunction with the Rocky Mountain Exhibition. In addition to a wide selection of daily classes, the conference features (for additional fees) an invitational painting seminar with deco 8-- Individual class fees range from $ 12 for a three hourclass, to $45 for a 12 hour class. Lodging is available in the USU Residence Halls. For more information about the conference, call USUs Conference and Institute Division, 750-1692. will The Utah Safety Council offers defensive driving courses throughout the year at various Utah locations. These classes may not only save your life, but your license and insurance costs. The eight-hou-r course teaches how to recognize and react to dif- be offered ferent hazards including bad weather, rush hour traffic, sharing the road with other cars, cyclists and pedestrians. 1st Baptist Church Centerfield Sunday School Worship Service 0:00 am 1 1 :00 am 1 --- Satur-daynig- 300 North 75 West Centerfield . 28-3008 Drivers who successfully complete the course receive a reduction from their Utah driving record, once during a three year period. Individuals 55 years of age and older may qualify for insurance discounts after completing the course. Registration is $20 per person, or $7 for those age 55 and over who desire a reduction in insurance rates. 50-poi- nt For more information on dates and times, contact the Utah Safety Council, toll free, Duty in Germany Sgt Eddie L. Jackson has Army arrived for duty at Spinelli Barracks, Mannheim, Germany. Jackson, a motor transport operator, is the son of Peter and Rosie Jackson, Montgomery, AL. His wife, Jeanette is the daughter of Jim and Loretta Hill, of rtnnnienn I wont to thonlcvcryoncfor all cf the lovely cords, flowers, food and visits while I was in the hospital and home. Special thanks to ad of the s taff at the hospitalfor the tender, loving core. 9fp thing more could have Bun done to makg. me happy and comfortable. Alice Claris S'" Elder Chad Sanderson county and state ambassadors. The current state ambassadors will be doing most of the training at this conference. Cost is $50 for the three day conference. The conference will begin about Noon on Thursday, and finish at Noon on Saturday. Youth attending will not need to worry about missing school as this is U.E. A. holiday. For more information and applications contact the 2 ext. Extension Office at 273. Applications and money are due August 27. Shannon Williams The State 4-- Ambassador and Leadership training will be held September 30, October 1 and 2 at Utah State University, in Logan. 14 This training is for those and over. The training has been super in past years. The State Ambassadors are 8 teens from around the state who help coordinate and teach at the Junior Youth Conferences, State Contest and S tate Leaders Meet. The main training emphasis will be on helping teens prepare to become 4-- H 4-- H For more than 70 years donors have made it possible for Primary Childrens Medical Center to provide medical care for children regardless of their ability to pay. Funds donated to Pennies by the Inch allow Primary childrens to provide necessary medical care for children who have no other means of financial assistance. Many children are alive today because of the specialized treat- ment received at Primary Childrens, which was funded by charitable contributions. One hundred percent of the donated funds are used for direct patient care services. Physicians also donated their services for these patients. In 1992, more than $2 million in contributed funds were used for the medical care of 1,200 needy children atPrimary Childrens. Of this $2 million, more than half came from Pennies by the Inch. The Pennies by the Inch campaign is September 18 through October 2. Community volunteers will be going door to door throughout ten western states. Merlin Olsen and his wife, Susan, have been honorary chairmen of the campaign for the past 16 years. They encourage everyone to give generously when a volunteer comes to your door. Your donation can make the difference to a childs future. Single's plan barbecue and dance A Singles Barbecue will be held August 28, 1993 at 7 p.m. at the Salina Stake Center. All Singles ages 30 to 50 and their families are invited to attend. Bring your own dishes. Line dancing will be held after The world's leading producer of sheep is Australia, with a total of 174 million head in 1989. dinner. Informal Bible Study Wednesday Evenings, 7:00 pm Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday School Sunday Service Baptist Church --- 10 11 Everything must got Bargains Throughout The Store! Thanks for 10 years of patronage to our customers! Stop by and Save i 105 N Main Aurora 529-758- 5 Ns'r- ftm scholar in Visual Arts and Studentbody President. In 1991 he graduated from Snow College. Kevin served an LDS Mission in the Spain Las Palmas Mission. Ariane is a 1991 graduate from Mountain Crest High School and from the Hyrum Seminary. In High School she was active in volleyball, basketball and track. She has at- tended Snow College. Ariane is presently employed at Preform Fitness Products, Inc., as a Administrative Assistant. Kevin and Ariane will live in Logan and continue their schooling at Utah State University. Saga of the Sanpitch available during Fair The Sanpete County Historical Writing Contest announced the winners of the 1993 writing contest at a special program held Monday, August 23, 1993 at 2 p.m. in the Social Hall of the Ephraim Co-o- p Building. Prizes were awarded at the program and copies of the 1993 Vol. 25 were available. Those interested in obtaining a copy of this years Saga of the Sanpitch may purchase it at the Sanpete County Fair, August 26, 27,28. The price is $5. The SAGA Committee would Pastor Mika Bardon - 528-30- is like to thank all those who participated in this years contest It will make interesting reading of historical and personal history. Gunnison Area News Drop... Rasmussen's Ace Hardware Fremont Park features art & woodcarvings Fremont Indian State park will show the oil paintings of Carol J. Jensen during the month of September. Ms. Jensen is a broker and registered investment advisor who lives in Provo. She has a tie with Sevier County, as she grew up in Joseph and the subject matter of a lot of her art work is scenes from the local area. Also during September, the park will sell the woodcarvings of John Johnson, of Richfield. Fremont Indian State Park is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A day use is charged for park admission. Of Salina Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contemporary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina Ca It 529-394- or 0 for mora btfonoatton Visitor an always waioomat Available This A- -i in Sterling Weekend! Nursery Fresh Utah Grown Peaches, Apples, 1 Peppers, Tomatoes, Pears 5 1650 N 500 E Richfield Call to Order r More! Make me an and " Kevin Hatton and Ariane Brown have chosen Saturday, August 29, 1993 to seal their love for time and all eternity in the Logan LDS Temple. Kevinis the son of Wanda Marie Hatton of Mayfield and Ariane is the daughter of Darlene and William Brown of Hyrum. A reception in their honor will be held Saturday, August 28, 1993 from 7:00 to9:00p.m. in the Hyrum Civic Center, Hyrum, Utah. Kevin is a 1987 graduate from Gunnison Valley High School and LDS Seminary. He was active in sports, on the honor roll. Sterling a.m. a.m. Clothes 50 Off offer on store goods I -- 896-926- Your contributions will help children in need South Sanpete Wv.Vw'V n Ariane Brown and Kevin Hatton will say vows 4-H- ers Save! g Kevin Hatton, Ariane Brown training conference for U Sf" ht Three-da- y ffCwtead, . W I " H Defensive driving courses honorably released this week after serving a two year mission for the LDS Church in Denmark. He returned home from Denmark August21sL Heservedin many leadership positions during his mission and was called to pilot the new activation program in many areas in Denmark. Many of his ideas are now being used in most of the wards throughout the Danish Mission. His homecoming is scheduled for August 29th at 1 p.m. at the Gunnison Stake Center. He plans to return to Snow College fall quarter where he will complete his associates degree in Science. He is working toward his doctorate degree in clinical psychology and plans to continue his studies at the U of U this coming year. V The Girls 896-935- 1 - Happy at 40th Birthday! Johnsons Drive Inn want to wish Cloma a Happy Birthday on Friday August 27th. You don't look a DAY -Bring Gifts good for a free medium k t i. drinkl k over X4tdnJkA J |
