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Show 1 4 Verm! bptst Wednesday. beddings & engagements r Z "' m to - v I c4V' j p ; c kf i i m ' " i . in-' , ; ' Kelly Mansfield and Sheryl Anne Bell and Kelly Miinsfield to marry Sheryl Anne Bell will become the bride of Kelly Brent Mansfield August 13 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Tem-ple. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bell of Vancouver, Van-couver, Wash.; and the groom's parents are Leon and Gloria Mansfield of Vernal. Sheryl Anne is a 1986 graduate of Mountain View High School in Vancouver Van-couver and is presently attending Ricks College where she is majoring in elementary education. BPW The Sixty-Fourth Annual Convention of Business and Professional Women's Organizations was held June 12. 13 and 14 in Salt Lake City at the Little American Hotel. Thi-re were 150 in attendance. Those attending from the Vernal organization were Betty Eaton. Southeastern District director, Lucille Mpphardt. and Hetty Zdk-r, State Membership chairman. The convention business was conducted con-ducted by State President Leu Pickett, In fcUrtidance a Hrfly J, Forties tf Troy. Virginia, Ms Forbes is First Vice President of the National Fn)i ration of Hu-inrvs and irrfe-initial irrfe-initial Women'i CM. Inc. SJ sHo servr the orc.matKin as tTairtnan of the National I'm ret ?'ti CVmuntl- tee Iffject 5 '12 i HPW. VS A'S CAJ.!al caft.jp,jn to rasM1 fuhtls fKtisJ lo rt Vi!e a mfe Viat le an I rff.rirr.t M timal bead juanrfS fur t-PW, At Ur pjtiirg c.&in Friday trtiit Ir; Kott M .!a!h-Mi, Jr. ct the trrl al n"''1'1'' fl t'n!H S!alr Ctn-M'yi. til rlrfM the f w Id Ihp (f:p I 1 1 v I i "mma Ci k June 24, 1987 Sheryl Bell Kelly graduated from Manhattan High School in Manhattan, Kansas. He attended Laramie County Community Com-munity College in Cheyenne, Wyo., and served as an LDS missionary in Oregon. He is employed at Mansfield Printing. A reception will honor the couple August 14 at Ashley Ward Chapel, 2575 North 1500 West. They will be living liv-ing in Rexburg, Idaho while they complete their education at Ricks College. 4-H The Food Crew, a new 4 H cooking club, had their first meeting Monday, June 15. They made baked tuna-cheese sand-wiches, sand-wiches, pita pocket sandwiches and egg salad sandwiches for lunch. The club officers arc president Trisha Ross, vice president Colleen Reay, secretary Krisli Ross and reporter Liz Hadlock. The leaders arc Ellen Hadlocak and Ixiri Ross. The next meeting will be June 22. for Mayor IVPaulis. Open bouse were hosted by the women set king state office U l'.T B8, Saturday eveninit Ms. Forbes Installed Install-ed as the pew of.'icrrs Marilyn Hall President of the t'tah State Federation, Federa-tion, F!i?atr!h Staples p. Vice Prri-dT.t Prri-dT.t and Jeahoette H"Ut. Secwid Vice Priid-nr The Stw!hraief IhUnd utWf thi? drntitmof Iw-tty Fatn cnodix trd the Soft.Jay ?CItt-..eg mmiotial srricrS, Tt,! is U Id tarh rar Id fT.r.h tmll a fp.lrn!i"tl l th'r ll-f rt.rf .!-f (j have ll.r-ij d'.if U'S, tf ta?t rar, t lamb tl lh itwrvr!l tl'i! sai-g Ait'-r-& f irac (jivi atfftini faft l4 lh; MtSitP. TTj wa th.h r -.nr.Vf hae l!.nf wttifrtf -.( r:-.f, t--P - Vy Jt t t U-e fertt.f (4 Nai-.rjr tra J' YJWUM BEGINNINGS M ' if i t 3 t Catherine Beacham Catherine Beacham sets date with Donald Graham Catherine Beacham, daughter of Ms. Elizabeth Beacham of Salt Lake City and Sonny Beacham of Vernal, is engaged to marry Donald Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Graham of Ohio. The couple will exchange vows Golden Age Activities by Ada Murray A big thanks for all those that helped w ith the concession stand at the horse show Saturday. We will be taking care of the concession stand again this Saturday. June 27. Anyone that would like to help contact Lloyd Eaton or Lyla Bennion. We will be going on a picnic Thursday, Thurs-day, June 25 to Bacon Park which is north of Whitcrocks. Bring a pot luck dish and join us. The bus will leave the Golden Age Center at 10 a.m. Jennifer Gilroy did some tap dancing danc-ing for us at the dinner Monday. June 14. Visitors at the dinner were Howard Dudley, Lucy Johnson and Myrtle Peterson. They are the sisters and brother of A. Demar Dudley of Jensen. Gay Caldwell also gave a reading at the dinner. Anyone that would like to iki something to entertain us at the dinners, din-ners, please do so. It will be greatly appreciated. Ralph Prevre and Tonl Anderson purchased a lamb and gave it to the tii!i-n arc Center for use in the nutri-tnn nutri-tnn program, I v.ris ludi!y w as first place inner at IjiCfto l.'t Tuesday mniiir.g four atne Iiffia Ihilfflrsand Lena Mast wn three gatr-es each to place sectrnl The dam Ff iday pighl was one of fun and rrlasaUnfl, Th men er? rrvi jni;rd fr Father Day, f bej ih lsn Lot jftiens and wVir fnrtvU thai were hrt fr the firM hrM Mi!! )mn us again, tWl M d !h lsr to CafVntia!lik in Vn.!-f U jtigfjrsifipiogfi.rTiSv lad Wanda Pf-r!l, MaSinc Uaf k W Ada M-fa?f,tt- ird;nefafy is made p r4 a ',sds M i Imtfy trp fr ffir r tfi tr-. i, it ip 8h4 tp-J'tv Id "' M haP la;! oT'd ( 1i ejr N fi -ay in he Krj iUl t i"A s l . i' i In? up a. I 7 r. s-eSf f i--!.t ":d r4 I :.( jJU-e n., 1.? - !-: iff f 5 .j K -nf tTT.il it: ." I ft - ; try WANTED - Ctassmatcs of 1952 to attend Class flcunion! Duffct & Social Jul 2 al 7:30 t;:-a A Te l Wc 3-3 - 373 5 210 WA Banquet: July 3 il 7:30 D"5 'a-3 Cc'ry C'.b i ';.! and Donald Graham Thursday, June 25 in St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Vernal where a reception will follow in the church parrish hall. Donald is employed by Goodyear Films Inc., in Carrollton, Ohio where the couple will be making their home. NEWBORNS June 9, 1987 a girl was born to Mary Sue Capps and Brian. L. Scott. She weighed 7 lbs. 8 ozs., and will be named nam-ed Jessica Shantelle. June 9, 1987 a boy was born to Wendy Wen-dy and Jim Bristol. He weighed 7 lbs. 5 ozs.. and will be named Ryan Charles Bristol. June 13. 1987 a girl was born to Mary Ann and Bruce W. Ryan. She weighed weigh-ed 6 lbs. 10' i ozs. June 13. 1987 a boy was born to Rita Rich and Cody Bristol. He weighed 7 lbs. 2 ozs. June 15. 19H7 a girl was born to Marian and Korby J. Christeasen. S)h weighed 7 lbs. 2 cis., and will be named Urea Mae Christeasen. June 15. 1987 a girl was born to Col-i-n Marie and G. l-ec llamakcr. She weighed 8 lbs. I's os and will Ik? named Jessica Ann Mane Hamaker. June 1(5. I'.K!7 a Kirl was Urn lo I VUrah and Manly Hatch. She weighed weigh-ed 7 lbs, 12 o?. June ja, im7 a boy was born to Maurme and Daniel F. Murphy, He weighed 6 lbs, 3'i CM,, and will be Itamed Nikkl Daniel, J-.iie 11, r:7 1 in bys were burn 10 I Vbr a tVmnit ami IVn Daniels, They go; .andfillis, I P?a , and wiil t- named Kevin and Scoil, Jure i. lr7 a C'.rl was bnrn lo Farrti t;;;!.rl lird ifti and Gary Red ,)rn She Writhed 8 lbs. 4 CUA, tUWfr V, t'ns ?peid Saturday rif SyivJay in rnal iifie4 brf j- rt , JN'.npv and U;5 Parker, $xr?mt Nflhe Allen, and sunt I - s ay r..?TArd S-irr irt I'tI'iI pay, ih"--9 S'rJ-l h I! in Jtrr.a!. fff O.tt -'r p. 4 i-g WKf-JJI U'ef hi, t!T,rr.ff . .ijfj w ' twt 9 IT? I) in jc-,-.",--j-v at Kb r.-Tct;.?r tj Outstanding woman citizen named by Lady Lions As part of the annual Festival of Arts celebration on the 4th of July, the Lady Lions choose an outstanding woman citizen to honor. This year's tribute will be given to Lillian Henderson of Vernal who will be feted at a special program at Vernal Ver-nal Middle School July 4 at 9 a.m. Mrs. Henderson's portrait will be presented, which will be hung in "Woman Citizen's Hall" in the State-County State-County Building by the Lady Lions. The Lady Lions started the tradition tradi-tion three years ago when they honored Marguerite Colton. Last year, Stella Richards was named Outstanding Woman Citizen. Alta Winward, the Lady Lion who originated the project said, "We plan to name a lady citizen each year; there are many qualified women in our town." Chairman of this year's event, Lucille Caldwell, added. "We are very enthusiastic about having Lillian as our Woman Citizen. We feel we are also honoring her for her many years of membership to the Lady Lions." Still another tribute was given by Shanna Taylor, Lady Lions president. presi-dent. "Lillian and I have been friends for years. I can remember when I was in high school and she was an active ac-tive leader in PTA. All the kids called her, Lil. My husband, Gary, who has worked with her for years in the Chamber of Commerce, says she is a great leader, but is also willing to follow and assist so we get the job done!" A list of Mrs. Henderson's credits for public service would fill volumes. She was recognized in 1961 as Uintah County's Outstanding Woman and was named 1st runner-up in Dan Valentine's, Valentine of the Year." She was featured in the Tribune for her work with Vernal's young people. The Business and Professional Women named her Woman of the Year in 1977; she was given a "Total Citizen" award at the Utah State Chamber of Commerce; was the first woman president of the Vernal Area Chamber of Commerce; is the president presi-dent of the chamber's organization, Dinah-Mites; was given an Outstanding Outstan-ding Public Service Award along with her husband, Charles; and was given the "Everyday People" award by KSL in recognition of her "extraordinary" "extra-ordinary" accomplishments in community com-munity service. "I'm sure that I am what is known as Screening for cancer at clinics The yearly cervical cancer screening screen-ing clinic will be July 1 from 11:00 a.m. to 6 p.m. and July 2 from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ashley Stake Center, 850 West 100 North. Vernal. The clinic Is for all women in the Uintah Basin who have not had a pap test in the past year. It is strictly by appointment. Call the public health department at 781 0770 extension 475, for appointments. They can be reached reach-ed Monday through Friday from 8 a m. to 3 pm. Highly qualified women from the I'lah State Division Of Health will do the pap lest and overset breast self-examination. self-examination. A similar clinic will lake place in RooM-vcll end Dm heme July 22 and 23 and in Manila. July 27. The public health Office In Uwjws areas will make appointment. TbiiM? ha ere fsaminrd at the March Health Fair in Altamonl do f need armtber ev aminaiion at this time. 9C Penney BtulnE "RcgcAlfiy Calh Dcacham & Donald Grah.iai r-T ts n i-j 1 3 p , Dorene Dasstcf & John Oifiuwcit Vict Tail & Todd CJiandier J J'f 4. c ' c & f -r f le 9 ") Sc'ctt 3 E-t kt then hc-r Free G-f! W'tsp Ccfiitc Ffc Dc-ivcr Lillian Henderson a professional volunteer," Lillian admits. ad-mits. "Some people think that I just don't know how to say no. Nothing could be further from the truth. My attitude about public service is; if the project needs doing, and I feel I am capable of doing it, I'll always give it a try." She does not take on state projects, preferring to volunteer in her own community. "I feel that one of the things that makes this community different from so many others are the tremendous projects that are undertaken under-taken and achieved by volunteer time and money." Dode Rolfe, president of the Current Cur-rent Topics Club, and her long-time friend, said, "Lillian contributes a positive balance to our club. She is a charter member of Current Topics. She joined the club when she was 17. The hundreds of projects our club has completed in the community all reflect Lil's influence and up-beat attitude." at-titude." At a time when most people are looking forward to retiring from public service, this "professional volunteer" shows no signs of slowing down. She still heads two of the town's most important committees; The Dinosaur Garden Committee and the Chamber of Commerce good will organization, the Dinah-Mites. DUP Daughters of Utah Pioneers Camp Tokawana enjoyed a summer outing June 4. Eight members and four children traveled lo the ten DUP markers around Vernal and Jensen and read the iascriptions printed on them. They also visited the old Curry Home where Anah Tucker showed her relics and dulls and told about the history of the Curry home. The group completed their lour at the Josie Morris cabin where they ate lunch and discussed the trip, C.eit IttiS For centuries gourds have bcrn made into rterthir. frwn lad!-s and Jiics to raitlr and thumb pianos The anrit-nl Peruvian u-rd (he gwrd i shell as a suti'.'otute fir set Jiimn of the human skull in primitive b'-ad fj-ra lions And arrnrdif.jj to International ;5dl(e ttiaga;;te. gsjrd evrn bar V fd I ta tj rurtrm v dut ii rv.n car City W tbr rar!- f.U rr.hiry !a;U ha Siiwe g'irsr (,,'J !.r J Uh Ufd. ui t.s rnmirtary wrt i fUl c:;H !? g'iSJfdC; JCPennev True Vtiluc - , " . " , r i i . .. I 1 ' I 1 r - r- r. tt5 |
