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Show "f '""" II I l T"T-r-i1iiirii)ii) M'IHMirl'H) hi '1" Wednesday, November 14, 1984 Vernal Express 1 5 ' , Douglas Smuin and Suzann Wilkins Suzann Wilkins and Douglas Smuin to marry Mr. and Mrs Aaron Wilkins of Vernal Ver-nal are happy announce the coming marriage of their daughter Suzann to Douglas Smuin, son of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Smuin of Vernal. Suzann and Doug have chosen to be married at the Vernal 4th Ward Chapel at 235 East 600 South, on Friday, Fri-day, Nov. 23. An open house will be Angela S. Barnes New hygienist for Vernal clinic A new dental hygienist will be serving serv-ing Doctors Lewis Jensen and Doug Jensen in their Vernal dental office. Angela S. Barnes, who was born in Denver and raised in southeastern Colorado, received her education at Eads High School and was a 1983 graduate of Colorado Northwestern Community College in Rangely, Colo. Upon receiving an associate degree in applied science in dental hygiene, Barnes was honored with an award for clinical excellence and professionalism from the Colorado Dental Hygiene Association. Barnes, who practiced for a year in Nebraska, states, "Now that I have completed the necessary board exams, ex-ams, I am eager to practice in Vernal." y :x fS' ':' How would you like to be THIN FOR CHRISTMAS? held following the wedding from 7 - 9 p.m. at the same location. Both Suzann and Doug are graduates of Uintah High School, Suzann in 1983 and Doug in 1980. Doug is employed by Bowen Tools and Suzann works at Radio Shack in Vernal. The couple plan to make their home in Vernal. i . - - Elder Dale Bodily Japan mission call for Elder Bodily Elder Dale Bodily, son of Floyd and Fern Bodily of Vernal, has been called to serve an LDS mission in the Japan Nagoya Mission. A farewell testimonial will be held Nov. 18 at the: Maeser LDS Stake Center. He will enter theMTCNov. 29. Elder Bodily is a 1981 graduate of Uintah High School where he was active ac-tive in music and drama. He is a four-year four-year seminary graduate. He has been attending Brigham Young University. Shouldn 't you be coming to the Diet Center? Our iveight loss average is 17-25 lbs. in 6 weeks Call 789-4954 FREE V introductory consultation Ashton Energy Center 1680 W. Hwy 40 !: V- " Morris (Babe) Vernons celebrate Golden Anniversary Helen and Morris (Babe) Vernon will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary an-niversary at a reception on Friday, Nov. 23., from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ashley Stake Center, 850 West 100 North in Vernal. The reception in their honor will be hosted by their children: Daunie Canfield, Salt Lake City; Jim Vernon, Ver-non, Springfield, Va. and Russ Vernon Ver-non of Vernal. The Vernons have eight grandchildren. The couple was married Nov. 29, 1934 in Vernal, and have for the most part, lived in Maeser since their marriage. mar-riage. They ran a small dairy farm for several years. Babe is now Bible Sunday, Nov. 18 to be observed in America On November 18, the Sunday before Thanksgiving, tens of thousands of churches, all the way from huge urban complexes to the simplest frame country coun-try chapel, will unite in celebrating a cherished American tradition, Bible Sunday. This is the 70th consecutive year of Bible Sunday, the oldest continuous observance of the Bible cause on a national na-tional scale. It is sponsored by the 168-year old American Bible Society, who introduced the idea to this country coun-try in 1900. Although nearly all churches will celebrate this historic occasion on Nov. 18, a few have chosen another Sunday for their observance. Whatever the day, worship services will be central to the observance. Many churches are also organizing other outreach activities around the event, so that the surrounding community com-munity may get the message too. That message has to do with the translation and distribution of the scriptures throughout the world, the always pressing need to supply growing grow-ing churches and missions as well as individual believers overseas with copies of the printed word of God. In many places there are acute shortages - of printed scriptures, yet people are asking more and more urgently for them. At the same time, congregations will pause to give thanks for how richly they and other Americans, in contrast, are blessed with an abundance of scriptures today. The focus of Bible Study this year is on four countries. They are India, Mexico, Kenya and Zaire. Each one is calling for special help to fulfill the promises they have made, on faith, to supply their own people with God's iGampliglTtir lEUfltaurarrt 120 East Main Vernal Call 789-0312 to reserve special times. Thanksgiving Day Hours 6 am - 4 pm Single people, Couples Families large or small All Welcome! V, and Helen Vernon retired from the school district after more than 20 years of service. Helen Worked for the Utah Tax Commission and for First Security Bank and is also retired. Babe was born Jan. 22, 1915 in Maeser to Elnora (Allen)' and William Preston Vernon. Helen was born Nov. 1, 1918 in Vernal to Zora ( Jarrell) and James Adam Marshall. Both attended schools in the Vernal area. The family welcomes the presence of all friends and relatives at the reception, and asks for - no gifts, please. word before the year is out. India, for instance, has programs that call for scriptures in oyer 100 languages. Mexico wants to supply refugees from Guatemala with copies of the word. Kenya and Zaire have vigorous programs of evangelization requiring the scriptures as well as needs to supply growing congregations with Bibles and New Testaments in local languages for worship and Christian Chris-tian education. ABS top executive, Alice E. Ball, points out that almost 80 percent of the entire world's people must still look to the Bible Societies as their main or only on-ly source of scriptures. With the global population now well past the four billion mark, there is much to be done, she says, and that is why it is so necessary for Americans to honor and support Bible Sunday. The American Bible Society, founded found-ed in 1816, is now at work in more than 180 lands. The First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, issued the following statement: "The week of Nov. 18-25, 1984, has been designated National Bible Week in the United States. We heartily endorse en-dorse this observance and encourage our members everywhere to do the same by consistently instilling Bible teaching into their own lives and the lives of their children. "Within the scriptures is found an unfailing formula for peace and joy, especially in the words and teachings of the Lord Jesus Christ, our divine Savior, the Prince of Peace, the Redeemer of the world. "We encourage all to partake of the . wisdom, the inspiration and the Lord's plan for more abundant living that are found in the Bible." THANKSGIVING DAY Relax Have Dinner With Us! Turkey Dinner: Potato & Gravy Yams Dressing Rolls Pumpkin Pies Salad Bar All the trimmings All for S6.00 Editor's note: Tooth Talk is a new feature prepared exclusively for the Vernal Express by Angela S. Barnes, a professional dental hygienist. What is a dental hygienist? Some people call them the "professional toothpickers" while others say "the person who cleans my teeth." Professional Profes-sional hygienists on the other hand, like to call themselves "preventative professionals" in dental care. A hygienist specializes in cleaning teeth and is trained to recognize signs of early dental disease. As professionals pro-fessionals in preventative dentistry, the hygienist tries to educate their patients pa-tients on why and how to prevent tooth decay and pyorrhea, also known as periodontal disease. Each patient receives individualized individualiz-ed instruction on how to improve their personal oral hygiene. A treatment treat-ment plan is then developed for each patient, and is designed to meet their personal needs. The average person requires a thorough cleaning at least once a year. Children should see their hygienist so they may learn at an early age the importance of good toothbrushing habits. A simple pro-phy pro-phy (cleaning of teeth), followed by a flouride treatment is an excellent way to prevent tooth decay. In summary, a registered dental hygienist is a licensed, professional oral health educator and clinical operator who, as auxiliary to the dentist den-tist uses preventative, therapeutic and educational methods for the control con-trol of oral diseases to aid individuals and groups in attaining and maintaining main-taining optimum oral health. Production of Messiah to be Basin wide The 1984 production of The Messiah promises to be even more inspiring than last year's event and for the first time in history it will be a basin-wide endeavor. A 35-piece orchestra will support an approximately 80-voice choir in performances per-formances in Vernal at the historic tabernacle on Dec. 16 and 17, and in Roosevelt at Union High School Dec. 23. Ora Fay Oviatt, general music director, will conduct the Vernal performances per-formances and Gary B. White will conduct con-duct the Roosevelt production. Dan Praeuner is assisting as choir chairman chair-man and Curtis May as orchestra chairman. Choir practices remaining in November include Nov. 13 in Roosevelt (West Stake), Nov. 19 and 21 in Vernal (Central School) and Nov. 27 in Roosevelt. Soloists and chamber Staff: Laura Morrison, Robyn Horrocks, Karen Koch, Cherrie Oswald and Lorraine Crowl We offer a complete beauty program. Lady Finelle water-base cosmetics; make-up sessions, skin, hair and nail care, plus free color analysis, nutritional guidance and Nature All vitamins. Come in and P Grand Prize A r 7 -piece make-up brush set, a $25 ,ue Perfume and body lotion worth $50 Haircuts or sets And many more For all nails done during grand opening. ..first fill-ins free. Seatity (?wtfikte (fauntfic Studio. 510 East Main-Fifth East Plaza, suite 10 789-0064 9-6 Man-Sal. by appointment only. Evening appointments available 0h A 'fx A 1 JAMES BOWDEN is elected treasurer of Morrison-Knudsen Morrison-Knudsen board. Former Vernal resident given board position Directors of Morrison-Knudsen Company, Inc., a worldwide construction con-struction and ship building firm, recently elected James A. Bowden as treasurer of their board of directors. Bowden, who is now a resident of Boise, Idaho, is a former resident of Vernal. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bowden. Bowden holds a civil engineering and master of business administration administra-tion degrees from Brigham Young University. He was previously vice president of finance of M-K's wholly owned Emkay Development Company, Com-pany, based at Boise. He joined Morrison-Knudsen in 1974 as a planning plann-ing analyst, was named assistant manager of corporate planning later that year, became manager of financial finan-cial analysis in 1975 and assistant treasurer in 1978, before assuming the Emkay financial post in 1983. Bowden graduated from Uintah High School in 1966. He is married to the former Jane Taylor of Phoenix orchestra will meet on Nov. 14 at Central Cen-tral and Nov. 20 at the junior high orchestra or-chestra building. Orchestra will meet on Nov. 28 and full rehearsals will occur oc-cur Nov. 19 and 21. Persons desiring more information are encouraged to contact Noreen Roberts at 722-2866 in Roosevelt or Harold Tyus at 789-5540 in Vernal. The Messiah is a basin-wide interdenominational in-terdenominational production and persons per-sons of all Christian faiths are asked to support this spiritual event. ister For Prizes! :te make-over worth $175 Pearl k v : ivarnngs with this ad & registration for a make-up session |
