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Show 3ILM if 4 v J n ju, ,ii : a A mi,, . " ' ( i " -' ' ' - I - - . --ri , j , v . . . hi A 1 ... .. J ' T f Vernal Express Wednesday, November 12, 1997 17 Looking at life r Recognizing the temple Shelly Nielsen Nielsen serves Texas mission Shelly Rae Nielsen, daughter of Gloria Warren of Vernal and Alan Nielsen of Meeker, Colo., will serve an 18-month mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints in the East Houston Texas Spanish speaking mission. Nielsen spoke Sept. 28 in Naples 2nd Ward. She entered the Missionary Training Center on Oct. 1 and will leave the Missionary Training Center Dec. 2. Chad Jones Jones returns from Italy Chad Jones, son of Wayne and Jenny Jones of Vernal, will return from serving a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Italy Milan Mission. He will speak Sunday, Nov. 16 at 12:50 p.m. in the Macscr 1st Ward, 2745 W. 1(XX)N. Camp Tokawana helps at museum Daughters of Camp Tokawana mcl at the home of Ruby Aingc, Nov. 6 with Ardis Allrcd and Reva Anderson as co-hoslcsscs. Captain Anderson conducted the meeting. Fay Howclls gave the history of Hannah Whitcomb Haws. She married mar-ried Gilbirth Haws al (he age of 16. They had a family of six daughters and seven sons when (hey crossed the plains with (he Loren.o Snow company in 184S. Another son was born in Provo, who was llie second white child born in Provo. Barbara Jollcy gave the lesson on Rich County. The ncxl meeting will be a Christmas party held al (lie Golden Age Cenlcr, Dec. 4. St. James Catholic Church WINTER Sat., Nov. 22 7 p.m. Western Park Convention Center Admission: s6 per person jrjFUND RAISER for CHARITY PURPOSES FOOD FUN GAMES PRIZES "Lots of Prizes" "Come & Join the Fun!!" No Children Under 12 NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ALLOWED OR SOLD Monique Hanchett Hanchett called to Virginia Monique Hanchett, daughter of R. Brent and Adele Hanchett, has been called to serve an 18-month mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Virginia Richmond. She will speak Nov. 16 in the Vernal 5th Ward, 250 N. 200 W. at 2:50 p.m. She will enter the Missionary Training Center Nov. 19. Davis graduates from Army basics Army Pvt. Paul C. Davis has graduated from One Station Unit Training (OSUT) at Fort Knox, Ky. The training combines basic military mili-tary training and advanced individual individ-ual training. The first eight weeks of initial entry en-try training (IET) include drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid and Army history and traditions. During the advanced individual training (AIT), soldiers learn to serve as members of an armor unit in defensive and offensive combat operations. In addition to basic combat training, the soldiers were taught to drive the armored weapon, load and fire weaponry, perform ammunition supply duties and to process intelligence and operations op-erations data. Davis is the son of Calvin H. Davis of Vernal. Cook completes Navy training Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Mark A. Cook, son of Glen H. Carolyn B. Cook of Vernal, has completed a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific and Indian oceans as well as the Arabian Sea, while aboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation. Cook's ship's mission involved enforcing the no fly-zone over southern Iraq. Additional responsibilities responsi-bilities were in support of the Multinational Interception Operations, which directly enforced U.N. sanctions against Iraq in the Persian Gulf. While deployed, Cook visited several ports of call including Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore. Along with experiencing the different cultures, cul-tures, sailors from Cook's ship also took lime out 10 feed the homeless, work on local church projects and cnlertain young people al local hospitals hos-pitals and orphanages. Cook, a 1 986 graduate of Uintah High School, joined the Navy in August 1991. GAMES Melissa Ripple Ripple goes for basic training Melissa Ann Ripple, daughter of Randy and Arlene Ripple departed for the Navy Nov. 4. She is a 1996 graduate of Uintah High School and will be doing her basic training in Chicago, 111. for nine weeks. She will graduate Jan 2, 1998. Perry finishes Naval training Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Gavin K. Perry, a 1986 graduate of Uintah High School, has completed a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific and Indian oceans as well as the Arabian Sea, while aboard the aircraft carrier USS Constellation. Perry's ship's mission involved enforcing the no fly-zone over southern Iraq. Additional responsibilities responsi-bilities were in support of the Multinational Interception Operations, which directly enforced U.N. sanctions against Iraq in the Persian Gulf. While deployed Perry visited several sev-eral ports of call including Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore. Along with experiencing the different cultures, cul-tures, sailors from Perry's ship also took time out to feed the homeless, work on local church projects and entertain young people at local hospitals hos-pitals and orphanages. Perry joined the Navy in December 1996. If you have any Society News or Feature Story ideas Call Carol Jewart at the V VERNAL Express bbh Up) ?lnl8(i I Recliner So'id 9ak I stereo W " J Jk, (Straightback) M Cur, (j t Tower ft Y L$139(if fr1S)9 Jf fi $39 H mi - Hours Monday-Saturday 9 00 am 6 00 pm r I Pat Steenburg Steenburg earns Eagle Scout Award Pat Steenburg, son of Dr. Houtz and Barb Steenburg and grandson of Alberta Mayer of Vernal, recently recent-ly completed an Eagle Scout project for the residents of the Uintah Care Center. The project involved construction of six upper extremity and visual motor exercise work stations. These will be used by the physical therapy, thera-py, occupational therapy and restorative therapy departments at the facility. Mike Miller, physical therapist, stated "that these projects will be a valuable asset to the residents of the care center as we help them increase in-crease their range of motion, strength and endurance and assist our patients and encourage them to be as independent as possible." Michael Peterson, occupational therapist says that "Pat's projects have been used regularly with almost al-most every patient's occupational therapy program. Each product provides pro-vides our patients with interesting functional activities that assist with their rehabilitation progress." Steenburg is a member of Glines Troop 890 and was assisted by fellow fel-low scouts and their adult leaders. An Eagle Scout Court of Honor will be held on Saturday Nov. 15 at 2:30 p.m. at the Vernal Christian Church, 1845 W. 750 S. behind the USU Extension facility. 789-3511 Come In and sign WjELSriljiE by Fr. Jan Bendardz, St James Catholic Church The Christian faith began under difficult circumstances and endured many persecutions. From the time that the first community of Christians, ar the believers in Jesus Christ were called, started to be conspicuous in the synagogues, the troubles began. St. Stephen was stoned to death, St. Paul was persecuted; perse-cuted; the early Christians fled throughout the Roman Empire and initiated their missionary work. In the year 64 A.D., Nero, the Roman Emperor, accused the Christians of causing disorder and launched a series of persecutions against them. For almost three centuries while the Christian community continued to grow, the authorities sometimes threatened and at other times openly open-ly persecuted them. It was only in 324 A.D. that the Emperor Constantine recognized Christianity and made it the official religion of the Roman Empire. To celebrate this event, he transformed the ancient Laterant Palace into a temple. The original palace was not a religious site but rather resembled a marketplace, much like a com- Correction The three dinosaurs standing in front of the Utah Field House, were incorrectly named. It should have read "Camarasaurus" (the long-necked long-necked sauropod), "Ceratosaurus" (the tall, two-legged dinosaur with the distinctive nasal crest), and "Stegosaurus." r1 i MFR'S COUPON I EXP 12 - 7 97 SAVE 25 I on any loaf ot uii any iuui ui i. -Twc Holsum. I I 'White (any size) 'Sour Dough 'Italian 'French 'Dutch Heart Heavenly Breads MFR'S COUPON I tXPIJ-7 97 i SAVE 250 I on nnu Innl nf . - J un any low ui . Holsum.1 I I I 'White (any all) 'Sour Dough 'Italian 'French 'Dutch Hearth ' .LJ I., n j up for a frco turkey! Upholstered K ntln L Benches ffl f iTJ!"5 $ mercial center of today. The Lateran Basilica, the Cathedral of Rome, is the first official Christian Church and would become the Pope's church for several centuries. Over the entrance we may read the inscription, "The Mother and Head of all Churches of the City and of the World." The situation has changed a great deal from that time of overt persecution perse-cution and the church has been able to multiply her presence throughout the world. However, this freedom to grow may present a false sense of security if we are not vigilant. No temple of stone may assure us of God's presence. The only true temple which we have at our disposal dis-posal is the body of the risen Christ. In commemorating the history of the Lateran Basilica, it is good to remember that situations can change, from the persecution of early Christians to being granted official religious status, to marginalization. Whether they be cathedrals, magnificent basilicas, churches, humble chapels or secret catacombs, the physical structure is not important. For Christians, the only temple is Jesus Christ. THRfS HOEXCUSE FOR DOMESTIC VIOEEHCE. 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