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Show Weddings & engagements V2-fc . ' f -n IT"'- 'v v 1 ' Teresa Ann Tullis and Carl Sillitoe Tullis & Sillitoe to take vows in LDS Temple Teresa Ann Tullis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tullis of Vernal, will become the bride of Carl Sillitoe, son of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Sillitoe of Henderson, Nevada on June 5. The wedding will take place in the St. George LDS Temple with a reception recep-tion to follow June 7 at the Vernal 5th Ward. The couple will be further honored at an open house in Henderson, Hender-son, Nevada June 21. The bride-to-be is a 1984 graduate of Uintah High School. She will graduate from Weber State College (Southern Utah Campus) with an Associate Nursing degree May 30. Carl has served an LDS mission in Little Rock, Ark. He graduated from Southern Utah State College with a BS degree in business. He is presently present-ly a firefighter for the Henderson City Ci-ty Fire Department. The couple will be residing in Henderson, Nevada. WE HAVE ! A GOOD VALUE FOR YOU TODAY Whatever you're looking for, find It In the U$ Vernal Vy Express- . 769-3511 Starts at 7;30 4 9:15 Now Showing TUI CLVEMAS M M 1 Mi ilk JL Am. JW I Start at 7:15 & 9.10 Poltergeist I! t Start at 7.30 A 9 00 YJ? Money pit itu.lis! 7 .40 19 30 tic hemrn SHORT a r CIRCUIT Kf Of" hi. Sat. at 8 00 $'' tv. SI'IISHHIIIS Clue Show Information 789-6139 Officer Friendly at Discovery How do you relate to an officer in uniform, especially if you are a child bombarded by derogatory television broadcasts, peers, and parents who provide both verbal and non-verbal cues in regards to their relationships to the authoritive role model? Vernal City Police officers, Roger Griffin, Marty Mangum, and detective detec-tive Lynn Hooper, have been spending spen-ding a considerable amount of time at Discovery Elementary School and other local clementarics to help dispell inaccurate Information regarding regar-ding law enforcement and to teach positive safety skills to children. In edition to the clever puppets uhich the officers utilize to convey thrir message, they display numerous bulletin board figures of miniature tafety signs and clever stories thai teach safety concepts. The officrr'i 5- ire to maintain high viAitiiliiy en4 pmitive human relationship rela-tionship while on duty, prompts Ucm to apprar in full uniform. TtirM epjraraftrrt tl Discovery have tstrr.'M to the tlw-ed circuit television lrvf r- t4 morning an-rfrainrrmrft an-rfrainrrmrft hrf Officer Kf irmtty nr4 OJIie mrft enJ mirgte Hh wlwJ tradirri snJ atHiinii-tf atari. The felflcrm hae frmim? familiar farri Q wtnnn the ft!ii!-r,U Can fTtstc, and h) V ry hae tome to Ifv-t. e-i-1 OUkrf rfien-l-y hy h f;ing 14 n.h4. the tt'tiff 't?..i !rtn t UVr.tr i!ry can tiftfl t an ff';fff in untf'rm hm Uy f.rrj Wp. ts'Ut t'.an fear Urn I aM "-! tl r that i am Xi Alpha Xi Xi Alpha Xi met May 5 at the home of Jeanette Dearman. It was the last monthly meeting of the year. A short business meeting was conducted con-ducted by the new president, Kathy Brewer. All the new officers for 1986-87 were present: Helen Dear-man, Dear-man, vice president; Jeanette Dear-man, Dear-man, recording secretary; Dorothy Coldthorp, corresponding secretary; Barbara Brewer, treasurer and Marilyn Gragert, extension officer. Visiting was Cathy Parker of Beta Nu. An installation of the new officers took place which was followed by a ritual progressing Margaret Pilcher and Marilyn Gragert from Ritual of Jewels degree to Exemplar degree. After a pot luck supper the women revealed their secret sisters and drew names for the coming year. The evening ended with everyone joining in the Closing Ritual and joining hands for the Mizpah. Margaret Pilcher won a friendship plant as a door prize. Gamma Beta Gamma Beta Sorority met for their second meeting of the month May 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Paula Frost. Eleven members were present. pre-sent. Plans for the upcoming year were discussed and the final arrangements ar-rangements were made for a car wash to be June 14. A pot luck dinner was shared and refreshments were served. The door prize was won by Pam Gardiner. The next birthday luncheon will be June 3. Preceptor Pi The end of the year party for Preceptor Pi chapter was Wednesday, Wednes-day, May 21 at the home of Jean Riddle. Rid-dle. President-elect Kathy Ingram presided. Opening Ritual was repeated and roll call showed ten members present. pre-sent. The committees for the coming year were announced. Awards and gifts were presented to the members by out-going president Juanita Oden. The Closing Ritual was repeated then all joined hands for the Mizpah. The remainder of the evening was spent revealing secret sisters and exchanging ex-changing gifts: New secret sisters were chosen. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The door prize was won by Theda Murray Fridoy,Moy 23, 1986 Vernal hpttst 5 t ' - .-s. .,7 .J I - I I I . - - i ' I - 1 5 n L w i i i i rnr iBffflB wsJ t 1 I I 'i i: fi V;i ALTA W1NWARD, Lucille Caldwell and Marguerite Colton prepare to hang a picture in Tribute Hall. First tribute picture placed by Lady Lions The first picture of a woman recognized for her service to the community was hung on the wall in the "Tribute Hall to Women for Community Com-munity Service" on the main floor of the new State-County Building on Wednesday, May 21 by Vernal Lady Lions. The hallway was set aside and dedicated for the purpose of honoring local women who have gone the extra mile to serve in the community. The recognition idea was picked and instigated in-stigated as a service project of the Lady Lions. Marguerite Colton was chosen as the first woman to be so honored and she was on hand to see her picture and a plaque placed in the hall. "We hope to fill this hallway with pictures of women who have done outstanding things in the community," said Alta Winward, a member of the Lady Lions. The club president, Lucille Caldwell assisted with the placement EXAMINE YOURSELF Self-examinations are a vital vi-tal part of any program of cancer prevention. For example, ex-ample, a simple, three-minute, monthly self-examination of the testes is the best hope for early detection of testicular cancer. (Jail your local American Cancer Society So-ciety for a free brochure explaining ex-plaining testicular self-examination. of the Colton picture and dedicatory plaque. Mrs. Colton was honored at a reception last summer as the recognition program was introduced in a special program for the public. A new honoree will be announced this summer by the Lady Lions. Robbie Lamb gets scholarship The Stevens-Henager College of Business has awarded Uintah High School senior Robbie Dee Lamb, a $600 Outstanding Business Student Scholarship. Robbie is one of 33 scholarship recipients reci-pients from throughout the state who will attend Steven-Henager's campus in Provo and Ogden. These students will begin their selected programs this summer and fall. Scholarships were awarded on the basis of applicants' ap-plicants' school and community involvement, in-volvement, in addition to their high school grade point average. "These students represent a select group of high school students who have excelled in academics, leadership leader-ship and community service," stated Jim O'Connor, director of admissions. admis-sions. "We congratulate these students for their outstanding achievements." "I have been told that Sevens-Henager Sevens-Henager has a great business program, pro-gram, and a small studentbody from which I feel I can benefit," Robbie said. He currently serves on the newspaper staff at Uintah High. Robbie Rob-bie is also first counselor in his Priest Quorum for the LDS Church. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lamb. Memorial Day WEE K x '. 3 . V -, . 1 UK. : - -- - - -, .;. ..... IfaUI VERNAL CITY Police officers, Manp,um and Hooper, wrap up a safety presentation at Discovery Elementary. Bowdcn lit ji ul y Sh"p all he tn Sophist-ACut Salon I'K i"o-? s 75 V c New in the Rendezvous building 2750 West Hwy. 40 7890973 Specializing in Cajun Creole Cuisine Luncheon Specials 3 (Potato, Vcgctie, Sjiad, Beverage & Dcsiert) Includes Cajun Specials Call ahead and tunch tdll In ready uhvn you arrive! J) I For reservations call 789 0973 fld yjr s,-!? io-6 r s Mon. hm Sat. n-to DAY SUNDAY May 25 and MONDAY May 26 12 NOON until 4:00 PM Each Day EVERY ITEM IN STOCK REDUCED! SAVE erf O OR MORE JC Penney Vernal |
