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Show c Citizen. Press, Review - Wed.. March 25. 1987. Page 15 PLANT THE Devin M. Cullimore Devin McKenna Survivors include his Floyd Sorenson, Cullimore, parents of Pleasant Pleasant Grove; Mr. son of Cody B. and Grove; two brothers: and Mrs. Floyd t, Debra Sorenson Nathan James and London; Mr. and Cullimore, died Friday, Lane Cameron Mrs. Fay L. Evans, March 20, 1987 at Utah Cullimore, both of Provo. Bez-zan- Regional Pleasant Valley Medical Center Grove; of grandparents: Mr. and Graveside services pneumonia. Mrs. James C. were held Monday, He was born March 3, Cullimore, Orem; Mr. March 23, at the 1987 in Provo. and Mrs. Larry Pleasant Grove City His Pleasant Cemetery, under the parents are Sorenson, members of the LDS Grove; great gran- direction of Olpin Church, living in the dparents: Vera Family Mortuary of Manila 2nd Ward. Cullimore, Orem; Pleasant Grove. Gray Card of Thanks The family of Ge- Greenland rtrude Merikofer Gray wishes to thank all those special people who showed their concern to us at the passing of our mother, grandmother and great grandmother. We want to thank all those who traveled long distances to attend 'the service. A special thanks to the Third Ward bishop and Relief Society for taking charge of her service and providing a lovely luncheon for us following the services and for the care of the flowers. Anderson and Sons for Mortuary the special care they gave our mother and to all those at American Fork Hospital who assisted in her care. We thank you. Evelyn & Leland Wimmer & Family Vivian & Carl Murdock & Family We want to thank the Melvin 'Bert' Bennett Sr. "Bert" Melvin sisters: Frank, Edwards, Pleasant was He died March 24, 1987 in American Fork. He was born Jan. 24, 1910 in American Fork, the son of Silas B. and Dora Miller Bennett. He American Fork; Paul, Alpine; Ralph, Safford, Ariz.; Eve Penrose, Reno, Nev.; Virginia Blaney, Alpine; Irene married preceded in death by two grandsons, Gary and terry, and one brother, Richard. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. in the Anderson and Sons Mortuary, 49 E. 100 North, American Fork, where friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and one hour prior to services! Burial will be in the American Fork City Cemetery. Bennett Sr., 77, Grove. Elizabeth Anna Miller April 27, 1931 in Green River, Wyoming. He worked in construction as a transport driver. He worked for the American Fork City Street Dept. He is survived by his wife of American Fork; three sons and four daughters: Melvin G. Jr. and Mrs. Lyn Hicks, both of American Fork; Gary, Pleasant Grove; Shelley Bennett, Lin-doMrs. Ralph (Lois) n; Edwards, Holladay; Max, Salem; Patricia Angelbuer, Arlington, Tex.; 25 grandchildren; 24 great grandchildren; three brothers, three Peck Thank You away of our those who offered floral opportunity to newborn ' son and arrangements and grandson. We cannot prepared food. Your thank the many friends enough love and support is knd family members express to those who truly appreciated. gratitude for all the expressions Cole & Rialeen Peck f sympathy and love helped and took part at Tony & Janice Peck shown to us at the the graveside, and for Rial & Laurel Berry We would like to take passing his go to nationals jBowlers r i mlve area bowlers will be among in the Women's International Bowling Association national bowling tournament in flartford, Conn, on Apr. 5 and 6. Lois Hampton, Lehi; Helen Ihose participating American Fork; Jewell Lindon; Leone Clark, 3leasant Grove; and Joy Christmas, Spanish Fork will take part in the vent. ftchan, Hutchison, This will be the tenth national tournament for the four local women who say they are looking forward to the weekend event. "It's fun, exciting. There's bowlers from all over the world," Mrs. Richan said. The local women bowl out of the Jack and Jill Lanes in American Fork, with Ms. Christmas bowling at the lanes in Spanish Fork. "Don't tell me you don't see anything wrong with what they did," she argued. "that's not the point," Ben said. "I'm just saying that perhaps we shouldn't be too quick to judge a group of Indians for practicing their religion. They broke the boy's hands and tied him up believing his cries would keep evU spirits away from the Indian who died. What gives us the right to interfere?" d "I forgot how you are," she said. "You're avoiding my question," Ben said patiently. "What gives us the right to step between an Indian and his customs?" "This boy gives us the right," she said quietly so as not to awaken the child. "You saw how he was tried to that grave, left to cry until he died. You saw how they smashed his little hands. How can you even suggest that decent people look the other way and allow this kind of cruelty to continue?" "Are you saying that Indians shouldn't be allowed to practice religious traditions that hurt innocent people who don't share those same religious views?" "That's what I'm saying." "Then you're a hypocrite," Ben concluded. "I have no idea what you are talking about." "You and your friends are just like the Indians who tied this boy to the grave." "You don't know what you're cold-hearte- saying." "Because you have a religious belief that a man should have only one wife, you are bent on crushing an entire people who believe differently. Hundreds of pregnant women are in hiding. Hundreds of good men are in jail. Not criminals, but men and women. their religious Why? Because beliefs concerning marriage are different than yours. Why does your belief in monogamous marriage give you the right to hound good men and women to the ends of the earth? You and your kind are no different than the Indians who ' smashed this child's hands and tied him to that grave." Nellie, just looked at Ben, saying t nothing. His face was red with anger. "If polygamy could be stopped by smashing the hands of Mormon children and tying them to graves, you and your friends would do it," he said. "Chaste women are running from your officers and having babies in caves. Honorable men are rotting in your cold prison cells. Children are without parents to care for them. All because of a stupid religious belief shared by you and your friends that a man should not be allowed to love and care for more than one woman. You, your friends and those Indians are alike, forcing innocent people to suffer because of your religious beliefs." Ben waited for Nellie to respond. She didn't, at least not at first. SULAdnE FUNK S By MARCELLA WALKER out. The boys and girls who perform in the various roles of this play are ideal for the parts. Wes Whitby, Jr. is a perfect Tom and performs like a veteran of many plays. Likewise, his friend Huckleberry Finn, played by Jerry J. Morse, is delightful and convincing in his role. - Julie Stansfield as Mary, Tom's., cousin, defends Tom and tries to see his good points much to the consternation of the other cousin, Sid, played by Richard McDermott. These kids stay right jn character and act just like you would expect siblings to behave. They were great. 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