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Show 4 Page flflfg The Times-New- s Cancer Society reports $1,308.92 Happenings. Crossword Puzzle Solutions ifor this Brought to you each week by The Times-Newweeks puzzle will be printed in the next issue. Have fun! Wednesday, May 11, 1994 Nephi, Utah (Etttteg-ffiefo- B raised in county The American Cancer Society Crusade is pleased to report their successful fund raising efforts. A total of $1,308.92 was collected from this area, with each districts total reported as s. Puzzle for the week of May 11, 1994 open house for 60th wedding anniversary On April 17, 1934, Ronald many special gifts for his family with quilting, crochet and crafts. Gowers and Louise Sorensen and friends. They love living in Nephi and were married in the Manti LDS Louise enjoys working with associating with so many good Temple for time and all eternity. him on his many projects, along people. Sixty years of togetherness and much happiness. On May 14, 1994, members of the Gowers family are happy to invite all to attend an open house in honor of their parents at the family home, 55 east 400 north in Nephi. Ronald, a native of Nephi, and Louise, from Scipio, found each other at the outdoor Nebonian 1 Dance Hall in Nephi. Two months after their marriage, Ronald accepted a mission call to serve in the Northern States Mission. At the end of 25 months they met in Indianapolis, Indiana, and enjoyed a late honeymoon in Niagara Falls, New follows: District 1, Linda Steele, $207.54; District 2, Peggy Memmott, $275.40; District 6, Donna Jones, $243.62; District 7, Ruth Howard, $278.75; and Levan, $303.61. Money donated to this cause helps local residents who have cancer, education and research. Any local resident desiring financial help from the American Can- cer Society should contact Shirley Lester. D'Hrr, CLUES ACROSS York. CLUES DOWN Premonition animals combine for a metal 8. He gets up by means of a step 9. Eliminates 10. Incarceration 12. Conquered by Cortez 13. Male cat 14. Small part 15. Flower of infallibility 1. 4. Two 16. Melody 18. A thick coffee 1. Properties 2. A patent medicine or favor- ite remedy 3. Wading bird 4. State of conflict 5. Back pain 6. Bolt fastened by hammering always finishes with one standing (7, 6) 11. Famous clown 14. d monster from Sic7. This game One-eye- ily 20. Noxious odor 22. Turkish calvaryman 23. Supply fully or convince 24. A long lock 15. Bird or ship 17. Put aside 19. Turn back the clock 21. Important for cotton Solutions for last weeks Puzzle C3940004 SOLUTIONS ACROSS 1. Animal spirits 8. Offer 9. Wiggled ,10. Tenancy 12. Nurse 13. Eva 14. Breve 15. Cop 17.' Soic 19. Diamond 21. Retired 23. Still 24. Bank messenger DOWN Apostle 2. Infanta 3. Apron 4. Sow 5. Ingenue 6. Idler 7. Sidle 11. Yield 14. Buckram 15. Cooking 16. Peddler 17. Scrub 18. Often 20. Aisle 22. Dis C3940004 1. After raising a family of three boys and one girl, they filled two missions as a couple to West Virginia, Tennessee, and Virginia. They also enjoyed working at the Manti LDS Temple and many assignments in the Ward and Stake, and at the present time A the pleasure of being members of the Senior Citizens and enjoying their many activities. Ronald takes pleasure working in his yard during the growing season, and in his wood shop, in 4. Louise and. Ron Gowers the winter months, making Engagement party scheduled for Ken Dinkel and Erin Hanks Saturday Kenneth Dinkel, son of Bradley and Kathy Dinkel of Nephi,' and Erin Elise Hanks, daughter of Patricia Hanks Hintze ahd Keith Waite of Salt Lake Cit$ will be honored at ah Ehgage-men- t Party Saturday, May 14, 1994, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the Dinkel residence, North State Highway (between Nephi and Mona). The public is invited to attend. New babies The bride is currently attendKen and Erin have chosen Frito be married ing Brigham Young University. day, May 20, 1994, The groom graduated from for time and all eternity in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A recept- Juab High School; and served ion1 will be held that evening mission ih the St. Peters-- 1 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the burg Russia Mission. He is cur- ONE YEAR OLD Hi! My name is Kelsey Grace Whiting. I celebrated my first birthday on April 15, 1994. My parents are Ron and Cathy Whiting.. My grandparents are Blaine and Carol Whiting of Nephi, and Marvin and Pauline Collins of Glendale, Arizona. My are Leland Skip and Grace Ostler of Nephi, Virginia DeBuryne of Phoenix, Arizona, and William DeBuryne of Folsom, California. is Ruth Baker of Sioux City, Iowa. great-grandparen- City. ONE YEAR OLD Kassidy 66 SOUTH rC CALL MAIN, NEPHI, UTAH FOR SERVICE 623-11-$$ Heating Service Plumbing Service Electrical X Licensed Contractor We Service What We Sell! Factory Trained perscreieOt m & ? f1! V r ts PLUMBING & BUILDERS' SUPPLY mm Shalamai Reception Center, rently working in construction. their first er 4-- D ts The couple will make 2065 East 6200 South, Salt Lake home in Nephi. City. V' Great-grandparen- ts Great-grandparen- ah-LD- Son bom May 1, 1994, to Blair Son bom May 3, 1994, to Richand ShaunaLee Greenhalgh of ard and Melissa Bird of Springville. He will be named Smithfield. He will be named Trevin Roy Greenhalgh. His Allan Tanner Bird. His grandparents are Terry and parents are Carol Hansen of Karen Haney, and Richard and Nephi, Joel Hansen of Goshen, Arlene Greenhalgh all of Nephi. and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bird of are Clark Smithfield. and Marjorie Greenhalgh, are Wall and Lucille Bryan of Mildred Greenhalgh, and Earl Nephi, Bert and Marlen Hansen and Zella Ingram all of Nephi. of Goshen,' and Mr. and Mrs. is Lloyd Bird of Logan. Clarise Tedesco of Salt Lake Great-grandparen- ONE YEAR OLD Emily Rose Pedersen turned one year old on Saturday, May 7, 1994. Her parents are John and Jennifer B. Pedersen of Nephi. Her grandparents are Marlynn Butch and Shirlene K. Buckley of Nephi, David and Marilyn Pedersen of Spring City, and Daryl Hatfield of Salem. are Ned and Nita Madsen of Manti, and Edwin and Eva Pedersen of Spring City. Ciara Stephenson celebrated her 1st birthday on May 10, 1994. She is the daughter of Jeff and Kim Stephenson of Springville. Her grandparents are Terry and Cheryl Stephenson of Levan, Jack Robu of Nephi, and Jan er Ken Dinkel and Erin Hanks Labrum of Hurricane. are Quentin and Great-grandparen- ts Blanche Stephenson of Levan, and Hobert and Francis Bair of Sun City West, Arizona. Enroll now for summer and fall at the Storybook Cottage Day care and Come and see us at 445 East 200 9 North or call and ask for Susan Field Trips Arts A Crafts Learning Activities Music and Story Times. Hourly Rates Ages pre-scho- ol Pre-Scho- ol. 623-491- '- - 3. ONE YEAR OLD Dallin Chase Holladay celebrated his 1st birthday on April 22, 1994. His par- ONE YEAR OLD Spencer Gregg Lofgran, son of Gregg and ONE YEAR OLD Katie Mae Lynnette Lofgran of Bennion, ce- Roland turned one year old on lebrated his first birthday on May 7, 1994. She is the daughter April 29, 1994. He is the grand- of Tena Roland of Nephi, and son of Gary and Connie Lofgran John Roland of Leadville, Coloof Nephi, and Clinton and rado. Her grandparents are Carolyn Gilger of Cedar City. Donna Lyman of Nephi, and are John Nancy Roland of Beaverton, Eureka. Jameson Eva of and Great-grandparen- ts ents are Clark and Kristina Holladay of Nephi. His grandparents are Ruth VanAlstyne and Robert Holladay, both of Salt Lake City, and Arleen Holladay of Provo. Subscribe today! ts |
