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Show A Elder Christensen to report on LDS Mission j or S"!' 'S vi 5 y '' i'; f i Vt' 1 U 11 V' Elder Richard K. Christensen will be returning home on Friday, January 14 after serving int he Denmark Copenhagen Mission. He is the son of Dr. JanandRuth Christensen of Gunnison. ' ' 'a C ' ? , ' fkf , - W'"v Elder Camron Odell Mason of Aurora has been called to serve in the Philippines Ilagon Mission. His farewell will be held January 23, 1994at9:00a.m.in the Aurora2nd Ward Chapel. He will enter the Missionary TrainingCenteron January 26, 1994. Camron is the son of Royce and JoLynn Mason, Aurora, Grandson of cidell and Betty Whitlock, Austin and the late Austin and Alida Mason of Aurora. Camron is a 1993 graduate of North Sevier High School and is presently working forMasonTruck-ing- . " s jf Z' S Elder Christensen will report on his mission, Sunday, January 16, 1994 at 10:50ajn. in the Gunnison 2nd Ward, Gunnison Staketnter. Camron Mason to serve in Phillippines , ; ;; , - J iff sf I i . , mssu 50th Anniversary Couple Elder Richard Christensen and Nan B. Davies were married January 14, 1 944 at Alexandria, Louisiana. To show their love for them on their 50th Anniversary theirchildren Doug and Janet Hunt, Todd and Marie Carter are honoring them with a dinnerparty at the Carter home in Spanish Fork on January 15th. Wilford Patrick Shields called to serve in Arizona Elder Patrick K. Shields was called to serve in the Arizona Tuc- An Open House will be held January 23, 1993 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Mason home 500 West Center in Aurora. Society Page Picture Policy First Birthday son Mission. A Missionary Farewell will beheld at the Salina Second Ward on January 16, 1994 at 10:45 a.m. He will enter the MTC on Wednesday, January 19, 1994. He is the son of Jerold and Evelyn Shields, Grandson of Maurice and Theressa Rasmussen and Hilda Shields allofSalina. Dakota Johnson Dakota Layne Johnson $10.00 Wedding pictures Note Thank $10.00 you Obituary Pictures plus Ads $10.00 Birthday (without picture, only $5.00) All other pictures, including First Birthday $3.00 NO CHARGE for missionaries and golden wedding anniversaries cel- ebrated his First Birthday on January 4, 1994. His proud parents are Layne and Kim Johnson, of Gunnison. Hehastwooldersisters.Jaymi and Brooke. His grandparents are Patrickisa 1993 graduateofNorth Sevier high School and has been attending UVSC this past year. An open house will be held at the Shields home from 5:00 to 7:00 that evening. Weldon and VerDell Johnson, Gunnison; Jim and Elaine Blackburn, of Salina. Kirt Turner tIks hrom-ey- graduates from Guard Elder Patrick K. Shields frn threatend my life if I tellher aye, you see, Dakota Layne Johnson Army National Guard Private First Class KirtK. Turner has gradu-atedfro- First baby arrives at Sevier Valley Hospital Lon and Sundee Dalton, of Circleville, became parents of the first baby bom at Sevier Valley Hospital. Their daughter was bom at 1:52, January 3, 1994. She weighed 6 pounds 7 ounces. Waiting to wel- m (. , thesignalsupportsystems specialist course at Fort Gordon, come her at home are her three sisters. Dr. Jeffrey Brown delivered the baby. For being the first baby of 1 994 at Sevier Valley Hospital, the Daltons will receive many gifts from area businesses, sponsored by the hospitals Pink Ladies. Salina Producers Auction Tuesday, January 4, 1994. RECEIPTS: 1342. LASTWEEK: No Auction. LAST YEAR: 1326. NO comparison with last week, as no audio held due to the Holidays. Feeder Steers: Medium and 0 lbs scarce; Large Frame 1: 200-35- lbs lbs 350-40- 0 96.00-107.0- 450-50- 0; lbs 0 90.00-101.5- 0; pack-ag-e 80.00-89.5- 500-550Ib- s lbs 78.00-86.0at 95.00; 550-60- 0 600-65- 0 lbs at 92.50; package lbs 79.50-82.0- 0, 1- -3 46.00-53.5- 0; Commercial2-- 0; 54.00-62.0- 4 0; Cutter and Low Dressing Utility 35.0042.00 Slaughter bulls: Yield Grade 1 1265-224- 0 lbs 55.50-61.7Yield 1345-197- 5 lbs51.50-54.22 grade lbs 48.00 Feeder bulls 1 105-175; 5; 700-7501- bs 0; Frame; Bred Heifers 600.00750.00 perhead;01d Cows 600.00630.00 per head. Slaughtercows: Boning Utility 4 Breaking Utility 2-- 4 1.50-47.5- lbs76.50-81.0- 5&50. 0; lbs 64.50-70.0Holstein Steers: Baby bull calves 0. 0; 300-50- lbs scarce; 0 lbs66.00-78.0- 500-70- 0 0; Feeder Heifers: Medium and lbs scarce; 0 Large Frame 1 : . 200-25- lbs lbs 250-30- 0 Senator Edward Kennedy was born 200 years to the day after President George (D-M- 650-70- lbs 0 Washington (VA). 800-8201- 67.00-76.00- ; 900950Ibsscarce;9501000Ibs58.50 64.50. Heiferettes and young feeder cows;51.00-65.00- Courtney Christensen honored for 4.0 at SUU Perfect 4.0 grades were earned by 10 Southern Utah University during the just completed fall quarter, and 10 more had fall quarter grade point averages above 3.9. Ten sports were represented on the list of scholars provided by David Braegger, SUU athletic representative. Five of the athletes participated . in their sports during the quarter. To compete in a sort during a quarter and also earn a 3.9 or better grade point average takes significant dedication and work, Braegger noted. Womens basketball had the high achievers. Six members of that team were sented. A graduate of North SevierHigh School was one of those earning the high grade point average. A member of the SUU Womens Basketball Team, Courtney Christensen, of Salina, earned a place on the roster. Informal Bible Study Wednesday Evenings, 7:00 pm Refreshments & Nursery . Stock Cows: Medium and Large Provided South Sanpete Baptist Church Sunday School -- 10 a.m. Sunday Service -- 11 a.m. in Sterling, Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem- porary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 Last Salina Call - 529-334- 0 or 529-75- for mor Information , t Visitors srs atwsys welcome I then the rest is up to you. 1st Baptist Church ' I Bed Centerfield Love you (ots, Sunday School 10:00 am -- Worship Service -- 1 1 :00 am 'flu amity of Audrey Qeorge Bpsenlund zoouold City to express tfieir appreciation and Cove for the enerocity and compassion emended to them at tty time of his death. Hk thantyjoufrom the 6ottom ofour hearts. We art especially thankful to (Dr.Stexoart and the fine staff of the (funnison Valley hospital. Ihantyfor the help . 9dom 300 North 75 West Centerfield 528-300- 8 ; II V 41 1 vide carton offsets Green Corps is a f; Utah Power . SJdappy Birthday, m r- Bi to benefit the if pilot environment. Green Corps program initiated in 1993 that teams the energy :?f of i. employees together with provided funding the local com- for 30 projects munity in company-wid- e and efforts to pro- proved so tect and cessful that the improve the program will environment. continue in This year 1994. Utah suc- Utah Power Powers environ- employees mental goals teamed with focus on energy the City of Gunnison in a tree f Of Salina so I'Kjust say (rhyme) clue, m Augusta,GA. The 10 week course provides skills required for telecommunications support in the areas of field wire construction, tactical radio retransmission, telephone procedures and techniques, troubleshooting, and operatingsmallswitchboards in combat units. Turner is the son of Kathy L. Pannunzio of Salina and Blaine K. Turner of Delta. rdhtold is busy os a hi, d planti-n- g project along the citys Main Street. Power and water are supplied to each of the 22 trees. These trees not only help to beautify Gunnison, hut pro- - efficiency, conservation, renewable resources such as wind and solar power sources and clean-a- ir issues. Utah Power: Putting the right hind v of energy to work for the environment. of our many friends and neighbors. Virginia Bpsenlund Vom and Sharon Anderson Dale and Sharleen Bpsenlund UTAH POWER THE RIGHT KIND OF ENERGY ! u 4 |
