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Show 2 Sun Advocate, Price, Utah Friday, May 23, 1986 Services set Monday at Mountain View Cemetery Memorial Day services at Mountain View Cemetery in Helper are planned by service, church and fraternal organizations Monday beginning at 9 a.m. The program will begin with the military service of Carbon Post No. 21 of the American Legion. Members of the Helper Legion Post will place a floral memorial at the base of the legion monument in the legion burial plot in tribute to the and servicemen American women buried in the cemetery. The legion firing squad will fire a volley of shots over the gravesites to conclude the program according to Lawrence Buckley, post service officer. Buckley said the annual display of crosses and American man or flags for each woman buried in the cemetery will be placed in the legion plot on Saturday of this week. He said if anyone is aware of a former serviceman or woman buried in the cemetery that the legion does not have a cross for, they should contact him. ce We think we have crosses and flags for each of the many people buried in Mountain View, but there is always the possibility that we may have missed someone. If so we would like to know, Buckley said. ce The American Legion service in the Helper cemetery will actually be the fourth and final 'Revelation' concert planned for tonight a band and group from Oral Revelation, singing Roberts University, tonight performing will be at the Assembly of God church in Price at 7 p.m. The church is located at 510 E. 100 S. Revelation is made up of 11 students from the Oklahoma university who are presently on a tour, six weeks of which will be in touring Malaysia in the western Pacific. The group performs contemporary Christian music and will provide about a performance at the church. The group will arrive in Price stint in directly from a two-da- y Denver and then will travel to Sacramento, Calif, for a concert before spending a week in San Francisco and a week in Los Angeles. Following the two weeks in California, the group will be traveling overseas. Dave Helbling, pastor of the local church, said he wants to invite the public to the concert. Aglow sets meeting The Womens Aglow Fellowship is extending a special invitation to all area women to attend the groups May meeting next week. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 28, at 6:30 p.m. at Castleview Hospital. The speaker for the evening will be Pat Cote of Salt Lake City. She has 76 children and all area women are being invited to come be blessed by what she has to say. Refreshments will be sold that evening at a cost of $2. one of the day that the legion post will stage. The officers and members of the firing squad will begin the day by visiting the Castle Gate cemetery at 8 a.m., move on to the two Spring Glen cemeteries and then to Helper at 9 a.m. Rev. Charles LaPenta, pastor of St. Anthonys Catholic Church in Helper, will say a Catholic Mass at Mountain View cemetery beginning at 10 a.m. The altar at the cemetery is located at the lower end of the burial grounds, just to the right of the entrance gate near the American Legion burial plot. Members of Helpers two n lodges, Stella D America, No. 77; and Sorelle, Stella D America, No. 31, plan the final formal memorial service planned for the day at the cemetery. This will take place immediately following the Catholic Mass at the lodge burial plots near the center of the cemetery. Frank Dalpiaz and Rose Vuksinick, presidents of the two fraternal lodges, urge all members to gather at the lodge plots at approximately 10:30 a.m. for the short service. Italian-America- Dalpiaz especially urged members of his lodge, the mens organization, to make an effort to be on hand as the lodge will use the occasion to formally dedicate a new monument marker. The monument was placed in the burial plot this week after members approved the purchase earlier this year. The lodge has had a burial plot at the cemetery with several former members buried there for over 50 years, according to Dalpiaz, but there has never been a center identifying monument until this time. LaPenta will participate in the dedication ceremony along with lodge members. Home, safe and sound Utah east of Price, a search was launched by the three-year-old- of Patrol trooper Judy Highway Hamaker records information about two s that wandered from a home Wednesday afternoon. After it was discovered that Chaneile Viau, 3, and Nicholas Ariotti, 3, had wandered from the CHURCHES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner 3rd East and 2nd North Al Carlock, Pastor Church Res. 6376099 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Located midway between Price 8. Helper on Hwy. 6 (Exit off Carbonville Hwy. on Chapman Road). Bob Clement, Pastor 637 7436 CHURCH ASCENSION LUTHERAN 77 South Sixth East (Episcopal Church) Perry C. Francis, Pastor Church KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES (Behind Blue Collar in Carbonville) Kingdom Hall Pat Vigil Dave Stevenson 637 2912 PRICE ELEVENTHWARD David L. Donaldson, Bishop 637 5621 Ernest Jimenez, Pastor HELPER CITY CHURCHES CEU COLLEGE WARD Paul C. Keller, Bishop River Street Joe Rodriguez, Pastor 250 ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 5 South Main Rev. Charles A. LaPenta, O.S.F.S. Pastor 472 5661 Res. 637 8703 NEW LIFE MINISTRIES Church 64 South WELLINGTON FIRSTWARD Clyde Davis, Bishop CHURCH OF CHRIST Carbonville Felix Turner, Pastor PRICE NINTH WARD Reece A. Bawden, Bishop CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY SPANISH ASSEMBLY OF GOD 690 E. 4th South FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WELLINGTON 1285 East Main Main Pastor, Andrew Lasslo Pastor Arville Patton of Trinity Christian Center has announced special revival services with Evangelist Mike Ferree. Services will be held Friday, May 30 through Sunday, June 1, 1986. Ferree, a former drug addict turned preacher, carries the scars of street brawls and gun g fights from his days. The transformation that God has wrought in his life is evidenced by his inspired drug-pushin- 637 4826 WELLINGTON SECONDWARD Wayne E. Woodward, Bishop Pastor, Warren Osburn TRINITY CHRISTIAN CENTER WELLINGTON THIRD WARD Rulon White, Bishop East A.L. Patton, Pastor 97 South 100 EAST CARBON AND SUNNYSIDE CHURCHES SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH (Sunnyside) Inc All rights Copyright 1986 Inc. Nc reserved. All property of part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. Sun tfdvocate Highway near Kaiser Mine CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 130 North Second East Rev. Doug Grogan 637 5244 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 10 North 2nd East Rev. Roy Lewis, pastor 637 0127 NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES CATHOLIC CHURCH 210 North Carbon Ave. Rev. Gerald P. Lynch, Pastor WELLINGTON FOURTHWARD Rowe K. Zwahlen, Bishop THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DA- SAINTS Y PRICE FIRSTWARD Leslie W. Cunningham, Bishop PRICESECONDWARD Mark Parker Page, Bishop PRICETHIRDWARD DelvinMcFarlane, Bishop SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 2821 So. Hwy. 10 PRICE FOURTH WARD Michael A. Harrison, Bishop PRICE ASSEMBLY OF GOD East 100 South Dave Helbling, Pastor PRICE FIFTH WARD Michael R. Jensen, Bishop 510 ST. MATTHEWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 77 South 6th East Perry C. 637 0106 Francis, Pastor ASSUMPTION GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH 61 South 2nd East Rev. Constantine Palasis PRICE SIXTH WARD Steve Carlson, Bishop 637 2956 PRICE EIGHTH WARD Dan B. Madsen, Bishop Church Listings GOODSHEPHERD HIAWATHA WARD CATHOLIC CHURCH 105 Second East, East Carbon Father Donald Hope Lamar Powell, Bishop 888 3306 637 2525 US PS e 2 888 5580 EAST CARBON WARD Jerry O.D. Lemon, Bishop HELPER FIRSTWARD Kenneth E. Callahan, Bishop HELPERSECONDWARD August Pollastro, Bishop OF GOD Denver Ave. & Hwy. 123 Rev. Salvator G. Serrano 637-187- 3. Phone FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH East Carbon City Pastor, Roy Southern j Second Class Postage Paid at Price, Utah Post Office MEMBER Take 3 Kid OF THE Member of Utah Press Association and National Newspaper Association Subscription Rate: SPRING GLEN WARD Roger P. Rowley, Bishop DRAGERTON COMMUNITY CHURCH OF THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 472 3760 501 SCOFIELD BRANCH 888 2293 and Emery counties, 521 per year, twice weekly. In Utah, outside area, $25 per year. Out of state $28 In Carbon published West Highway Pastor Duane Hanson CALVARY FAITH PENTECOSTALCHURCH National Fishing Week June 1986 2-- 8, BIG TALENT SHOW Grant Avenue Rev. Joel Wimberly Butch Cassidy Days CARBONVILLE SECONDWARD Dennis A. Blackburn, Bishop are sponsored by the following businesses: Ext. 20 Dan Stockburger, General Manager Chuck Zehnder, Managing Editor HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 600 Denver Ave. Douglas Bon, Warden 472 5269 CARBONVILLE FIRSTWARD Robert Olson, Bishop proclamation of the Gospel with signs following. Ferree, who makes his home in Cleveland, Tenn., has found wide acceptance throughout the United States having preached in churches more than 320 days in the last year. He has been a preacher of the Gospel for 10 years during which time he also pastored for five years in New Albany, Ind. Patton and church members welcome the public to these services. Ferree will be praying for the sick as he shares the truth that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today and forever. On Friday, May 30 and Saturday, May 31, services will begin at 7 p.m. Sundays services will be held at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. The church is located at 97 South 100 East in Price. F or further inforamtion call FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS GETHSEMANE ASSEMBLY SUNNYSIDE WARD Harold Reynolds, Bishop 5263-800- 0 Published Every Wednesday and Inc. Friday by the 76 W. Main, Price, Utah 84501. Phone (801) 343 2381 John Nielson, Bishop PRICESEVENTHWARD Joe Goodrich, Bishop half-mil- Revival services are set in Price church PRICETENTH WARD Leland Gottfredson, Bishop CASTLE VALLEY CHURCH OF GOD Road and Dimick Old Wellington Lane Rev. Thomas Fisher Carbon County Sheriff's Office. Members the Carbon Jeep Patrol, Wellington Fire Dept, and many neighbors helped in the search. Hamaker found the children and a mile from the between a home in a hay field. Viau home on the Coal Creek Loop south GlKlFCh PRICE CITY Photo by Ed McKeever June6&7 3 MOO Prizes Given If you have talent, A WE WANT YOU! Submitto: VELTRI DRUG 124 S. Main, Helper 472-336- 1 |
