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Show Pge Six The Springville Herald July 10, 1975 Behunin reunion will be July. 26 Neighborhood party slated 10 tv t 1 .... ulM..s' iiiii:iiai:iliiil! i -.... J'rMi James andSuzi Duarte with daughters Raquel and Yvonne. Mr. Duarte has joined the Burroughs-Williams Co. in Durham, No. Carolina. James E. Duarte family to make new home in North Carolina James E. Duarte has joined the Burroughs-Wellcome Co. statistical services department in the Research Triangle Park in Durham, North Carolina. Jim is the son of Genevieve Duarte and the late August; Duarte of Springville. His wife is the former Susan' De Long of Orem. He has two Quilt will be given away A quilt made by the Mapleton foreman's Auxiliary, will be given away on July 24 during the Mapleton celebration. All proceeds will go to help the Mapleton Fire Department Tickets are available from members of the auxiliary and at the Gift Shop where the quilt is on display. In charge on the quilt giveaway give-away are Elaine Mason, Janet Carnesecca and Doris Bulow. daughters Raquel and Yvonne. He is a native of California but received most of his education in Springville. He graduated and received his M.S. degree from BYU. Baby boy born to Donald C. and Margo Fechser Holm July 3rd at Utah Valley Hospital. Grandparents are John and Jeannie Fechser of Springville and Dr. and Mrs. Dene R. Lawson of Carmichael, California. June 30, a boy to John and Linda Zufelt Carsello, 136 W. Center, St, Springville. July 1, a boy to Jesse and Loa Johnson Huffaker, 124 A St., Springville. July 1, a girl to Lyn and Collette Corbin Talley, 1275 E. 180 N., Springville. July 1, a girl to Glenn and Mary Osborn Goodell, 727 E. Center St, Springville. July 2, a girl to Richard and Linda McMahan Gail, 95 S. 100 E., Springville. July 4, a girl to John and Melba Hall Peterson, Springville RD 1, Box 100-A. C " J? Why do those solving your problems always come up with the wrong answers? "God is everywhere, the God who framed mankind to be one mighty family, himself our. father, and the world our home. Jane Messerly, former Springville resident, now residing in Montpelier, Idaho, received her Golden Gleaner July 6, 1975. She is president of the Primary in Montpelier Filth Ward, Bear Lake Stake. She is the daughter of Jay and Betty Newman of Springville. AS ROMANTIC and tender as a Fitzgerald story, Dynasty' sheer nightdress cloaked with a matching empire robe-du-soir. The pink-and:fcreen floral print is of "Antron" III nylon, ny-lon, which makes this a set never to become a clinging vine. orner July 5, a girl to Orville and Carol Young Roylance, 332 E. 100 N., Springville. June 30, a boy to Richard and Linda Woodward Money at McKay Hospital in Ogden. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Houser of Springville and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Money of Payson. June 25, a boy to Paul and1 Janice Rodgers Sanchez of Springville. ' July 5, a boy to Raymond Ned and Diane Horton Poulson. at Utah Valley Hospital, Route 1 Box 275, Benjamin. Grandparents Grand-parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Horton, Springville and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Poulson, Mapleton. rnvisoes 6 space sw j - )SS Y. . oQ at budget-saonSP- at r l m rv VI J A no -z. rijJJULMJ I The STUART F4025W Decorator Compact styling. Grained American Walnut color. Solid-State Super Video Range Tuning System. Chromatic One-Button Tuning. AFC. WAS $514.95 V mm If rLJflfC to N Modern styled space-saver console I JllJljC NJI with Butcher-Block motif. Casters. I mm - ' ' completely finished in WAS $589.95 111 ir ft it A simulated woven cane. Ii C i Q IU Mediterranean 4f x H styled console. (I Decofa,ivo end Early American The AUDUBON F4086M Charming Early American styled space-saver console with decorative end Panels, traditional racket foot design and concealed casters. WAS $589.95 Famous Zenith Quality and Performance Features Brilliant Chromacolor Picture Tube 100 Solid-State Chassis Solid-State Super Video Range Tuning System Patented Power Sentry Voltage Regulator Synchromatic 70-Position UHF Channel Selector Chromatic One-Button Tuning The quality goes in before the name goes on Annual reunion of the Iaac Behunin Family Association will be held Saturday, July 26, 1975 in Murray Park, Murray, Utah at Pavilion Number two commencing com-mencing with breakfast at 7:00 a.m. and continuing through the day with a varied program until it concludes at 10:00 p.m., according ac-cording to Lester Ostrander, 367 Beleview Avenue, Murray, Utah this year's President of the Association. Since the living known descendants of Isaac Behunin number over 3,000 the number in attendance can vary from about 100 to anybody's guess. Attendance At-tendance fluctuates widely each year according to William Clyde Behunin, Chairman of the Geneological Committee. Isaac Behunin joined the L.D.S. Church in the year 1831 and came to Utah with one of the first handcart companies. He was born Oct 20, 1803 in Selkirk Beach, Richland, Osewgo, New York. He married first Maribah Morton of Wilks, Chittenden, Vermont and had five children by her. As the Saints were moving west Maribah became ill and died. He then married a good friend of hers, Elmina Tyler and had seven children by her. Because of the Association is so large, the descendants of each of his sons or daughters try to also hold a reunion each year in addition to the annual reunion of the complete group. Isaac Behunin is credited with being the first settler of what is now Ephraim, Utah settling there in the fall of 1850 along the banks of Pine Creek. He and his two families lived in a dugout They were forced out by Indians; In-dians; a son William Behunin being killed by Indians while on a mission. Isaac Behunin was a true mountaineer and finally settled in Springdale, Washington County, Utah for a short time. He then moved into the area that is now known as Zion Canyon and is given credit for naming this area, as he called it "Little Zion," and expected that if the Church continued to be persecuted per-secuted that its members would move to this area where he felt they could easily be defended. When the United Order was organized he sold his property and moved to Mt. Carmel, Utah. A simple monument marks his lonely grave in the cemetery on the hillside in Mt. Carmel. His name, however, is spelled on the monument Behunnin. The Genealogical Committee has collected over 100 ways that his name was spelled during his lifetime by various individuals. Isaac Behunin's father was Albert Bohannan, who was one of the first three settlers in the area that is now Selkirk Beach, Richland, Oswego County, New York, settling there in 1801. On the 1830 census Isaac is shown as Isaac Bohannin. The first use of the Behunin spelling dates to 1830 when Maribah Morton Behunin used this spelling in signing a deed in Wilkston, Chittenden, Vermont. Isaac Behunin's grandfather is believed to be Alphius Bohannan, who lived on Bohannan mountain in New York. i ''' ' ' ' ' V "-' i ? ': ' " .... k' f,tf I" .'4' I t--l . y. A stranger entered the church in the middle of the sermon and seated himself on the back pew. After a while he began to fidget. Leaning over to the white-haired man at his side, evidently an old member of the congregation, he whispered, "How long has he been . preaching?" "Thirty or forthy years, I think," the old man answered. "I'll stay, then," decided the stranger. "He must be nearly through." If you think YOU have it tough, consider the guy with three teen-agers and one car. "Gee, did I fool that fellow.- Imagine trying to make me pay him $5,000 for a fur coat" "But I taw you sign the check." "I know, but he'll never be able to cuh it" "Why not?" "I didn't fill in the amount" Lynn Sortnttn, Manager Jim Horrocks, Assistant Manager Tl A wants to help you. If you have earned income and are not now covered by pension plan, you may t save 1 5 up to $1500 Income tax vi FREE.. Con- tact me for X1J details. LUDEAN UTSTER, CLU 274 E. 100 N. (Box 276) Springville, Utah 84663 Ph. 489-6470, 489-6777 Baneficfol life ins. Co. Shown going over plans for the Bicentennial VIP Recipe Book to be published by the Springville Kiwanls Club are Linda Cluff, left, who is designing the cover and Darlene Day who has been selected as chairman for . the committee in getting and arranging the recipes. Kiwanis Club plans to publish cook book for bicentennial A Bicentennial VIP Recipe Book will be published during September by the Springville Kiwanis Club. . The book will contain favorite recipes for the gourmet diner composed of those from VIP men in Springville. Darlene Day has been selected as chairman for the Kiwanian committee arranging the recipe. Linda Cluff is designing the cover which will portray the significant emblem of "Artie" and the 1776-1976 Bicentennial emblem. Other committee members from the club are: Vesta Boyer, Linda Cluff, Pat Conover, Elaine Craig, Naomi Diamond, Carma Duncan, Lucille Frazier, Paula Jurren,Elda Jensen, Bernadine Jensen, Reva Loveridge and Hazel Clyde.' Any profits from the sale of the book will be used tp cover the cost of printing, and wiU also be placed in the Kiwanis Club Youth Services account to be used in completing the Kelly's Grove Camp Area. Money will also be used in the awarding of scholarships at the high school and for the A barbecue-potluck neighborhood neigh-borhood party was held July 3rd by one of Springville's newest subdivisions, located in the Sage Creek area. Various outdoor games were enjoyed by the children, while the adults engaged in a volleyball game. There were 67 in attendance. Co-chairmen for the event were Mrs. George Peacock and Mrs. John Lee. The neighborhood has decided to make this an annual event on the eve of July 3, to start the July 4th celebration. Sunset staff plans party All employees and partners of the Sunset Manor are invited to the yearly pot luck get-together at the home of Mrs. Alice "Willie" Wilmott at 148 West 700 South in Springville. The party will be held July 30 beginning at 6 p.m. All are encouraged en-couraged to come. Texas has more tornadoes than any state in the union during 1974, statics complied by texas A & M University show Texas reported 116 tornadoes last year. The entire U.S. had 944 tornadoes resulting in 361 deaths. promotion of an athletic program for the youth of the community. II mr m u mi ar it WLmmw I BUI -J V il8Jrer invites you to Join in the fun, food, bake sales, invites you to Join in the fun, food, bake sales, free balloons July 1 1 and 1 2 for their own sidewalk ?X sale! Drastic reductions in all departments! 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