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Show I r Family djnier will honor Inez Sorbe, 85 'FromWhere I Sit" Inez Stephenson Sorbe will celebrate her 85th birthday anniversary Jan. 4 at a family dinner to be held at the home of her By Allan R. Gibson And the stockings were hung by the chimney with care. Another year is almost gone and tomorrow is Christmas 1990. With all the turmoil in the world at the close of this year, lets not forget about all the good things that have came about. If fact, why dont you and I make a list Now dont put this off, Ill wait while you get a pad and pencil Ada Gibson Atkins dies at 88 years of age Ada Chloe Gibson J "4 Floy and Ross Harper You have your list made? Good. Let me share mine with you. My list goes: 1. 1 . have a great family and all of them are healthy. 2. We are all one year older. Thats a good thing you ask, yup, consider the alternative. have snow on the ground this Christmas, thats more water for next summer. 4. The unemployment rate is at the lowest rate in Juab County that it has been for many years. 5. It looks like we will have natural gas by next heating season. I cant wait, the old furnace is on its last legs and with the prospect of having a gas range again in the near future, Tm thrilled. 6. The price of gasoline is going down again, even with the feds new tax. Yes, I know that it is $1,379, about 37.90 higher than last Christmas, but Tm glad that its not $2,379 like we thought it might be last September and it might be in 1991. 7. We have lost some fine people here in Juab County this year but 3. We Harpers ill cee-brate 50th wedding Ross and Floy Nielsen Harper will celebrate their 50th anniversary today, Dec. 24. They were married in Paro-wa- n in 1940. They made their first home in St. George, where Harper owned and operated a trucking business. In 1945, he bought a dryland farm west of Levap. They continued to live in St. George,' but moved to Levan in 1959. Harper has served on the ASC Committee and the Juab County Weed Board for many years.: He . also participated in studies on farming conducted by ; look at all the fine people we havent lost. 8. One that Glenn and I share. We have faster Computers. It's not a big deal unless you have a slow one. My list goes on for about 5 feet and I havent got the space to put it all in, but the point is that you have to count your blessings at this Utah State He has time of year, and quit dwelling on all your problems. It sure makes been a JuabUniversity. Farmer of County Christmas a whole lot brighter. the Year. Mrs. Harper is a homemaker I guess now that it is the 24th of December FU have to retire Scrooge for another year from his place of honor on by desk. I hate to get the Christmas spirit early, I have my reputation to look out for, but DaNell has been nagging me for a week now about my Bah for my afternoon candy bar, and now Humbug when I go into old moved with and the new found spirit of the season Scrooge having Gibson the we, family; Mariann, Kelly, Rebecca, Christopher, and Sarah and I want to wish each and every one a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May 1991 be year of good tidings in your life, may all your problems be little ones and may you be in Heaven for an hour hv the tiir the Devil fihdaout vbuve eone. no-ti- ll I 4-- D $ CASH and has served in numerous church positions. She has been a member of. the Levan LDS Ward Choir for many years. The Harpers have five children: John E. Harper of West Valley, Ron Harper of Levan, Susan Painter of Nephi, Shirlee Diamond of SpringviUe, and Brent Harper of Rock Springs, Wyo. They also have 19 grandchildren. They will be honored at a family dinner Dec. 29. Atkins, 88, died Dec. 10 in Paramount, Calif. She was bom Jan. 2, 1902 in Nephi, one of the eight children of Jacob and Alice North Gibson. She married Ervey L. Inez S. Sorbe Atkins July 4, 1929. The mardaughter, Clara Ann Paulsen in riage later was solemnized in the Murray. Manti LDS Temple. He died in .Mrs. Sorbe was born in Levan 1985. in 1906. She lived most of her Survivors are two daughters, life in Levan, where she and her Alice Jean Butts and Doris Gibhusband, the late William F. bons; a son, William Atkins; raised six children: VicSorbe, seven grandchildren; 13 greatClara Ann Paulsen, tor Sorbe, grandchildren; and two broth- Glenda Wilson, Marlene Sorbe, ers, B. Dale Gibson and Owen Brazieal, and William N. Gibson. A son, Robert At- Kathryn Sorbe. J. kins, is deceased. Mrs. Sorbe has 12 grandchildBurial was at the Mountain and six ren Valley Cemetery in Joshua Tree, She presently lives in a rest Calif. home in Salt Lake City. n. Lunch menu Here is 'schools in the lunch menu for the Juab District for Jan. Hamburger, Wednesday potato rounds, apple wedge, cinnamon-crisp cookie, milk. Thursday Lasagna, green beans, pears, hard roll, milk. Potato bar, ham Friday dinner slice, roll, cherry dessert, 2-- milk. HYJ' May the good spirit Christmas live on allyear long. FIRST SECURITY JBANK NEPHI BRANCH il old-fashion- ed of - ( MANAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEES $ ALUMINUM CANS MERRY IMTIcfiiAL Stcci Supptf inc. CHRISTMAS Sincere greetings to you and your loved ones. BERT'S BODY AND GLASS 1 126 N. 1330 W., OREM, UT PHONE MON. FRI. 8 TO 5, SAT. 9 TO 1 BERT AND SANDRA PAXMAN NEPHI, UTAH May the Spirit of" Christmas be with you. BILL HOWARD INSURANCE 19 NORTH MAIN NEPHI, UTAH m CtfRISIMAS As the holiday nears, we wish you the most treasured gifts of all... peace and love. 4-- D PLUMBING AND BUILDERS 66 SOUTH MAIN, NEPHI, UTAH YOUR RADIO SHACK STORE" OODWI lsk TO IViLEsN May the spirit of thefirst Christmas bring joy and good cheer to you andyour family. May your holiday be CENTRAL VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER CHAPMAN NEPHI MEDICAL CLINIC FURNITURE DOCTORS, BOARD, STAFF, AND EMPLOYEES 27 SOUTH MAIN NEPHI. UTAH GWEN AM MAURCE CHAPMAN filled with the blessings of His love. VALLEY DAHiTa TRUST COT.fPAHY HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM ThE STAFF AND MANAGEMENT 185 NORTH MAIN, NEPHI, UTAH |
