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Show Times Newspaper Wednesday, May 21, 1997 Page 9 1. v., 1 1 J-- .1 -01 .'I1 V V i l'j - M Editor's note: The Times prints materials as they are received and as space is available. avail-able. As of press time, no graduate listings had been received from the other local seminaries. ' f I Mountain View Seminary announces their seventeenth annual seminary graduation. ; This year's graduation exercises will be held in the local stakes. The following are the various stakes' graduation dates: Suncrest Stake, Park Stake, Lakeridge North Stake, and Lakeview Stake; Thursday, May 22, 1997. Aspen Stake, Timpview Stake, Geneva Heights Stake, Lakeridge Stake, Sunset Heights Stake, and Cherry Hill ! cal Obituaries ' Hannah Maline Sumner Bandley After a valiant struggle with cancer, surrounded by family, Hannah Han-nah Maline Sumner Bandley died at horn eon May 17, 1997. She was born September 13, 1912, to Thomas and Florence Bean Sumner in Provo, Utah. She married Homer R. Bandley on August 26, 1937. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple. Homer passed away on March 16, 1988. ;.. She was head librarian at the -Provo City Library from 1938-1941, and moved to Richfield in 1946 where she and Homer owned and operated Mr. B's Rainbow Cafe. She was an active member of the Richfield Rich-field Culture Club, and the Fireman's Auxiliary and Library Board. She was an active member of the IDS Church. Homer and Mali ne served an LDS Church mission, 1975-1977, in Saskatchewan, Canada. . Her family, children, and grandchildren were the center of her life. She is survived by her children: Karen(William) Barnes, Glennville, Georgia; Michal Joan Bandley, Orem, Utah; Helen Houghton, San Antonio, Texas; Richard (Becki) Bandley, Spanish Fork, Utah; and Nancy (Robert) Taylor, Springville, Utah; and by a sister, Florence Mildred Henrichsen, Orem, Utah; and a sister-in-law, Ann Stebbins, Henderson, Nevada. She also has 15 grandchildren and three great-granddaughters. great-granddaughters. Funeral services were held Tuesday, May 20, 1997 at the Berg Mortuary. Interment, Provo City Cemetery. F An important part of Orem's heritage has been preserved at the Walker Sanderson Funeral Home. Tom Sanderson, Funeral director, in Orem for over 20 years Stake; Sunday, May 25, 1997. The seminary council and faculty will host a Senior Social on Saturday, May 24, at 6 p.m. in the Park 1st Ward Building. All seniors who have attended Mountain View Seminary are invited to attend. Please contact the seminary for further information. infor-mation. 1996-97 MV Seminary graduates, ( donotes less than 4-year completion): ASPEN STAKE, 1st Ward: Kristen Alfred, Danny Christensen, Libby Peterson, and Matthew Rowe; 2nd Ward: Nathan Astle, Russ Betts, Michelle Chabot, Thomas Priddis, and Brett Wilde;3rd Ward: David Hoist, Heather Morgan, and v EARL LEROY HOUSTON Earl LeRoy Houston, 85, of Orem and formerly of California, died Thursday, May 15, 1997 at his home. He was born January 29, 1912 in Salt Lake City, Utah, a son of James and Anna Bishop Houston. He married Myrle Dorothy Bult December 23, 1932 in Bountiful, Utah. The marriage mar-riage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ( Survivors include his wife, Myrle of Orem; his sons, Ronald and Lori Houston, Rod and Nancy Houston, all of Orem; Robert Houston, Gaithers-burg, Gaithers-burg, Maryland; Roger and Kathy Houston, Folsom, California; 18 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; 1 great-great-grandchild; and one sister, Ruth Wymer, Boise, Idaho. Graveside services will be held Tuesday, May 20, at 12 noon in the Orem City Cemetery, 1500 North 800 East, Orem. Friends and family may call Tuesday from 11-11:45 am prior to going to the cemetery at the Walker Sanderson Funeral Home, 600 East 800 North, Orem. Ida Bean Craig Ida Bean Craig, 80, died May 12, 1997. She was the mother of Marilyn Sue (Susie) Craig of Orem. Raymond Wilson Raymond Wilson, 85, died May 10, 1997. He was the father of Elaine Johnson (R. Kay) of Orem. One of Orem's historic landmarks, the old Stratton home, located at 600 East and 800 North has been preserved and refiirbished as the Walker Sanderson Funeral Home. Since the completion in 1993 visitors have experienced experi-enced a unique part of Orem's past as they have strolled through the landscaped land-scaped grounds and enjoyed the historic architecture of the home. Orem's traditions are important to Tom Sanderson and his staff of caring V y f , ' -t i - - n tJ Jared Weatherly; 4th Ward: Brian Blackham, Lacy Carter, Brian Crabb, Jessica Fox, Joseph Kepo'o, Emily Manookin, and Matthew Tol-son; Tol-son; 5th Ward: Matthew Ashdown, Kerrylynne Peterson, Brett Seale, Melissa Tiemann, and Greta Utter; 6th Ward: Jennifer Hancock, Sean Kennedy, Katie Poplawski, Thad Tucker, and Kris Wing; 9th Ward: May Abram and Stacy Peay. TIMPVIEW STAKE, 1st Ward: Nate Bascom and Rachel Means; 2nd Ward: Brad Ash, Jil-lian Jil-lian Burns, Aaron Dixon, Katy Hunter, Kyle Lang, Jennifer Lloyd, and George Smith; 3rd Ward: David Boone, Jon Faulring, Jonathan Mildcnstcin, Mat Millett, Matthew Mitchell, and Randon Musa Van Tussenbroek Musa Mary Lofgreen Van Tussenbroek, Tus-senbroek, 85, died May 13, 1997, in Provo. She was the mother of Carolyn (Sam) Brooks of Orem. Grace Wilhite Hunt Ossermann Grace Whilhite Hunt Ossermann, Osser-mann, 85, died May 11, 1997. She was the grandmother of Rebecca Juchau of Orem. Jeffery Ray Sanderson Jeffery Ray Sanderson, 28, died May 9, 1997. He was the grandson of Bud and Gwen Sanderson of Orem. JeffR. Myers named All-American Scholar The United States Achievement Achieve-ment Academy recently announced an-nounced that Jeff R. Myers of Orem, Utah, has been named an . All-American Scholar. The USAA has established the All-American Scholar Award Program to offer deserved recognition to superior students who excel in the academic disciplines. The All-American All-American Scholars must earn a 3.3, or higher, grade point average. Only scholars selected by a school instructor, counselor, or other qualified sponsor are accepted. These scholars are also eligible for other awards , given by the USAA. Myers, who attends Orem Jr. High, was nominated for this national na-tional award by Mr. Teuscher. Jeff will appear in the All-American All-American Scholar Yearbook, which is published nationally. "Recognizing and supporting our youth is more important than ever before in America's history. Certainly, winners of the All-American Scholar Awards should be congratulated and appreciated for their dedication dedica-tion to excellence and achievement," achieve-ment," said Dr. George Stevens, executive director of the United States Achievemen t Academy. .r-.r"'ii..'ll professionals. For over 20 years, Tom has provided sensitive service to Orem Families. He continues to combine his tradition of service II 7 i inD to provide families one more . ft ALuhli fond memory. Torn invites you to 5?ANDERSQftJ contact him at Walker Sanderson Funeral Home Funeral Home, 226-3500 - Spackman; 4th Ward: Bradley Murray; 5th Ward: Adam Argyle, Liesel Bcndio, Kelly Best, Camille Burningham. Jennifer Curt, Ryan Hardman, Amber Jones, Brock Nelson, Nel-son, Dane Sorensen, Dru Usher, and Christian Ward; 6th Ward: Ryan Andrus, Brcnda Bclliston, Jeffrey Jacobsen, Bradley Lindsay, Tom Owens, Josie Schelin, Paul Simon-sen, Simon-sen, and David Taylor; 8th Ward: Christian Clark; 9th Ward: Brian Hill, Dan Harrison, and Eric Peterson. Peter-son. GENEVA HEIGHTS STAKE, 2nd Ward: Chad Christensen and Troy Gatton; 3rd Ward: Kristy Clark, Corey Crook, and Summer Hansen; 4th Ward: Russell Higuera; 5th Ward: Jedediah Maag, Erika Shippen, Aaron 1 Thomas, and Donald Weidinger; 6th ; Ward: Shauna Sherwood and Kris-si Kris-si Thomas; 7th Ward: Matt Otis and Michele Vercimak. SUNCREST STAKE, 1st Ward: Tyler Bahr, Jennifer Carter, Leslie George, Kyle Lunt, Peter Novak, and Annalce Veatch; 2nd Ward: Jason Johnson and Jeffrey Johnson; 3rd Ward: Crystal Andreason, Brian Bcutlcr, Angela Carr, Ben Jones, Angela Mangum, David Patten, and Melanie Peterson; Peter-son; 4th Ward: Trevor Aitkcn, Mark Buchanan, Brenda Densley, Jon Fairbanks, Charles Ferre, : Steven Mortenson, Steven Peters, and Heather Smith; 5th Ward: Danielle Getlcr, James Hill, and Jennifer Philbrick; 6th Ward: T.J. Bird, Daniel Dickey, Phillip Dunn, Jamie Erickson, Heather Gardner, Lisa Gifford, Ryan Gourley, Jamie Jeffreys, Angela Minert, Daniel Thompson, and James Washburn; 7th Ward: Hayley Blumenstock, Kaylynn Coombs, Joseph Hodson, and Matthew Wirth; 8th Ward: Vanina Rosas; 9th Ward: Jeffrey Gardner, Rebecca Myers, Kenneth Nofrey, and Michelle Siple. PARK STAKE, 1st Ward: Wendy Allen, Jesse Christensen, Julie Crockett, Jason Judd, James Knudscn, Melissa Merrill, Ken Potter, Pot-ter, and Gabe Rcichert; 2nd Ward: Adam Evans, Matt Evans, Daniel Gubler, Stephanie Hall, David Moiling, Moil-ing, Christopher Southwick, and Russell Thacker; 3rd Ward: Ben Card, Jana Davis, Danny Gibbons, Val Gibson, Nickolas Harker, Brent Hickm an, Jeff Jaramillo, David Jon- sen, Steven Lyman, Dcsirce Newton, New-ton, Spencer Roundy, Shaun Hamilton, Hamil-ton, and Tori Wilkins; 4th Ward: Jarcd Baker, Karen Carter, Hillary Gustin, Stacy Hamilton, and Curtis Marshall; 5th Ward: Douglas Anderton, Elisha Chcever, Julia Haltcrn, Ryan Kerckes, Laura Mil- ham, Sunshine Namahoe, James Peterson, Jeremy Redd, Cameron Rowe, and Aubrey Shifflcr; 6th Ward: Tricia Brady, Barrett Johnson, Amber McDonald, and Kenn Schow; 7th Ward: Brigham Dastrup, Michael Faris, Ryan Grovcr, Denise Hurst, Seth Riggs, Andrew Skabclund, and Brians Wahlquist; 8th Ward: Wayne Brickley, Jeana McAffee, CraigPhil- lip, Aaron Pittard, Christopher Rcid, Adam Sorensen, and Sharlynn Stewart; 10th Ward: Tenille At-wood, At-wood, Steven Baker, Briggs Baldwin, John Hillstead, Paul Peery, and Scott Wood; 11th Ward: Stacie Mecham. LAKERIDGE STAKE, 3rd Ward: Kathleen Kenworthy, 4th Ward: Daniel Arrhenius, Neil w Boyter, Sarah Fuhriman, Tammy Lunceford, and Kuni Takahashi; 5th Ward: Susan Barksdale, Janene Bouche', Christin Connelly, Craig Connelly, Kimberly Evans, Stephen Faragher, Heather Gibbons, Gib-bons, Julie Ann Henderson, Jared Jaynes, Amy Maag, Korbin Maag, David McCoombs, and Rebecca Peterson; 6th Ward: Blaine Dart, Gregory Lunt, Michele Steffens, and Eric Wintch; 8th Ward: Natalie Bone, Matthew Brinkerhoff, Alana Bryson, Alicia Cheesman, Juliann Covington, Marisa Henderson, John Lore, Sylvia McKinney, Jennifer Preston, Ryan Russell, Jennifer Thomas, and Maria Topol. LAKERIDGE NORTH STAKE, 1st Ward: Devin Bybee, Bryan DeWitt, Nicole Gillman, Anne Glazier, Jamie Hunter, Chan-tel Chan-tel Keala, Todd Kitchen, Lisa Men-denhall, Men-denhall, Emma Pyne, Darvell Rowley, Robert Sivert, and Wendy Wakefield; 2nd Ward: Jancll Aiken, Marshall Chamberlain, Rebecca Covington, and Joshua Hunter; 9th Ward: David Bean, Megan Broadbent, Janeen Clegg, Chelsea Crawford, Matthew Critchficld, Leslie Ford, Karen Francis, Brock Millet, Melinda Nielsen, Niel-sen, Robert Perl, James Rogers, Michelle Salisbury, David Strickland, Strick-land, Gregory Welling, Garen Winn, and Tyson Zimmerman; 10th Ward: Bethany Foster, Jillene Gardner, Shannon Johnson, Joe Morrell, and Darick Rogers; 12th Ward: Justin Bankhcad, Andera Cutler, Craig Gurncy, Gregory Johnson, Karin Kcmpton, Devon McMastcr, Dustin Mcccham, and Shane Smith. LAKEVIEW STAKE, 1st Ward: Miranda Brown, Clint Bunnell, Bun-nell, Necia Bunnell, Amber Erickson, Erick-son, Jill Johnson, Tonya Johnson, Julibeth Schoficld, and Jonathan Stringham; 2nd Ward: Elizabeth Benson, Jess Brereton, Whitney Burdge, Christian Forscutt, Michael Goe, Mark Hannant, Brcann Hoyt, Emma Leigh Hun-sakcr, Hun-sakcr, Brant Jarrctt, Timothy Moake, Shannon Peterson, Kris-topher Kris-topher Swinson, and Jonathan Witt; 5th Ward: Kimbra Ackroyd, Mack-ay Mack-ay Asay, Mandy Barlow, John Dayton, Brooke Dodge, Rence Hill, Dylan McPhcrson, Kent Pyne, and Dustin Zellcr; 6th Ward: Darren Bastian, Brent Benson, Paul Bolander, Angela Byrne, Lorrain Fricdrich, Kathryn Henrio, and James Noclcman; 7th Ward: Joshua Brimhall, Carissa Cutler, Christian Dorius, and Bonnie Lynn Rothe; 8th Ward: Claude Andersen, Ander-sen, Ryan Brough, Sally Jacob, Jeffrey Jef-frey Johnson, Amber Martensen, Karin Otteson, Julia Parkinson, and Jonathan Rowe. SUNSET HEIGHTS STAKE, 2nd Ward: Chad Albrecht, Isaac Burnside, Darin Fredericks, Cade Fri sby, Kelly Fugal, Ly ndscy Green, Andrea Harris, Jeffrey Later, Laura Nicholes, Renford Patch, Shelby Steele, and Robert Woods; 3rd Ward: Christie Boyer, John Boyer, Alicia Farrington, Samuel Mc-Candlcss, Mc-Candlcss, Jason McCoy, Buck Mo Murray, Natalie Nielsen, Jamie Reeves, Traci Sheen, Marcn South, Dustin Taylor, Brooke Willhitc, Chcrie Winger, and Mary Ybarra; 4th Ward: Loriannc Adams, Kenneth Ken-neth Barton, Sharon Bclnap, Natalie Bye, Weston Davis, Emily Hillstrom, Kevin Kclscy, Holly Randall, Ran-dall, Shannon Risingcr, Cortncy Sorensen, and Kcllic Sorensen; 5th Ward: Scott Asay, Amanda Baum, Daniel Call, Jeffrey Dunn, Brandon Gunn, Kelly McKcnna, Nathan Street, and Sarah Taylor; 6th Ward: Gwyn Christensen, Joel Hawkins, Jonathan Hawkins, Kelly Sue Mc-Given, Mc-Given, Rachel Whitakcr, and Vance Wilson; 7th Ward: Jenny Ahlstrom, Todd Allen, Benjamin 7 South State Orem, Utah (801) 222-0237 Fine Oak Furniture at Reasonable Prices Master CanL VISA, anil Discover 90 days same s cash 1 1 It J&. - ; n n Bertola, Teresa Christensen, Matthew Mat-thew Cook, Nicole Hall, Bryant Hen-ricksen, Hen-ricksen, Heather Hcslington, Sam Hull, Lisa Ivie, Jeremy Jensen, Chadd Mortensen, Trcsa Olson, Richelle Phelps, Jonathan Preston, and Colleen Steffens; 8th Ward: Alan Ashby, Andrew Bean, Jordan Boswell, Rachel Clark, Ryan Dawe, Amanda Le, John Naranjo, and Jacob Sorber; 10th Ward: Michelle Anderson and Brittany Clegg. CHERRY HILL STAKE, 1st Ward: Licsa Bocttchcr, Mark Morgan, Mor-gan, and Janelle Wilcox; 2nd Ward: Dennis Anderson, Crystalynn Carver, Car-ver, David Conlec, Kenneth Farr, James Hodges, Jenny Lant, John Livingston, and Michael Riffle; 3rd Ward: Deborah Campbell, Peter Clarke, Dcrric Montano, and John Porter; 5th Ward: Lisa Mario Hen- rie, Joseph Hone, Laura Jeffs, Michael Nielsen, and Kimbcrlee Wright; 6th Ward: Stridor Diem, Michael Juvenal, Malia Poai, Jonathan Stocks, and Jilleen Swcn-sen; Swcn-sen; 7th Ward: Karston Carr, Richard Costin, Dustin Dye, Matthew Mat-thew Handy, Jenny Harman, Patrick Marx, Linda Obiado, Tyler Palmer, Cheri Roberts, Erin Stalcy, andSarahWilson;9thWard: Jason Baker, Julie Bauer, Chanda Bis-choff, Bis-choff, Shasta Bischoff, Jennifer Jones, Barbara Lovcll, Rebecca Mid-dleton, Mid-dleton, Kristie Rawlings, Vanessa : Stephens, and Sara Taylor. AMERICAN FORK EAST STAKE: David Houle and Michael Park PLEASANT GROVE TIM-PANOGOS TIM-PANOGOS STAKE: Kimberly Dabbs and John Harrison. LINDON STAKE: Brittney Anderson, Brittani King, Rebecca Lindow, Angela Mount, Chovonne Todicheeney, Dallas Turlcy, and David Weekley. LINDON WEST STAKE: Amy Curtis, Ryan Roberts, and Larissa Rudd. OREM HILLCREST STAKE: Ruth Jensen and Jennifer Jordan. OREM EAST STAKE: Julia Hoi crow. OREM SHARON STAKE: Jennifer Pritchard. OREM NORTH STAKE: Rebckah'Grccnwood. .. . . OREM NORTHRIDGE STAKE: Shannon Jones.- PROVO NORTH STAKE. Kendall Burt. PROVO WEST STAKE: Allan Boggio. PROVO EDGEMONT SOUTH STAKE: Ifo Pili, Crystal Tolley and Brooke Bjornberg. PROVO EDGEMONT NORTH STAKE: Patrick Wright PROVO GRAND VIEW STAKE: Joel Covington, Sharon Davis, Crystal Tolman, and Mike Lunceford. PROVO GRAND VIEW EAST STAKE: Melanie Johnson. SPRINGVILLE HOB-BLECREEK HOB-BLECREEK STAKE: Cortnic Johnson. SALEM STAKE: Tim Fratoo and Megan Karrcn. MAPLETON STAKE: Alyssa - Boone. 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