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Show mionni rTTiifMiTii I'lCjffiiT i The SunNews Wednesday, November 6, 1991 .Mttzmiimiti XflftMMMrMfl Elder Scott Thorsen to serve in Illinois Mission Mr. Scott Thorsen has received his call to serve in the Illinois Chicago LDS Mission. He is the son of E. Allen and Judy Thorsen, Salina, and a grandson of Harry Thorsen, Salina, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howell, of Vernal, Utah. Elder Thorsen is a 1989 graduate of Richfield High School, and has attended two years at Utah Valley Community College, Provo. Elder Thorsen will speak November 10, at 10:50 a.m. in the Salina First Ward. He will also speak November 17, in the Provo 45th Deaf Branch, 424 West 1200 South, Provo. He will enter the MTC on November 20, 1991. and Mrs. LaMar Fredrickson Missionaries called Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Fredrickson have received a call to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. They will serve in the Atlanta Georgia Temple Mission. They are the parents of there children, Kathy, of Kaysville, Utah, Glen of Price, Utah and Ross, who has deceased. They have five grand Elder Durfey children and one great grandchild. The couple now live in Price, Utah (358 North 5th East) but are former residents of Centerfield, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrickson will have their Missionary Farewell on Sunday, November 10, 1991 at 9:00 a.m. in the Price LDS Church at 545 East 400 North, Price, Utah. They will report to the MTC in Provo on November 11, 1991. Hat's Off to Helen Shaw at Senior Citizen Center Eva Andersen Helen Shaw is the Administrator for the North Sevier Senior Citizens Center, and I must say she is great. She is at the Center five days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to be of service to Seniors. She will help them with whatever problems or questions they may have pertaining to the various programs for Aurora, Redmond and Salina Seniors. Helen has been a great influence, worker and friend to all who know her. She isn't just a 'good' person. She's the perfect example of love, concern and ambition. Helping and being of service to anyone who might need her assistance in any way. Her smile and cheerry greeting are the kind of nourishment we all need every day. Helen is not ony helpful in all these little things, she goes the extra mile in her rcspnosibliites in keeping the books in oder to better out center, and seeing that everything is done properly. Helen and her husband, Deloy Shaw, just returned a few weeks ago from a National Transporta-tionConfcrenin AAshville, NC in She has the position of Sevier County coordinator ce mid-Octob- New baby over the county's vans for transportation. Due to this position she has a reponsibility to attend this conference where she can review, and jfind information to better her job here at the Center. The conference is sponsored by Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT). Helen says she received a lot of helpful information. Shes looking forward to next years conference which will be held in Park City. Come in to the Center and mectHelen and the others who also work here. Have lunch - we have great cooks - and ony ask that you call earlier in the day and let the cooks know you're coming so that enough can be prepared for everyone. After lunch there are always games, or pool. Enjoy an enjoyable and interesting day. Someone is always there for you. Helen will spend time with you or see that someone does, and I'm sure you will agree she will make your day. Thanks Helen for all you do for all of us wo work with you. It takes a person like you to get the job done, and make our big family of North Sevier Senior Citizens grow. All of us at the center wish you a Happy Birthday - and may you have many, many more! The Shannon and Ferald Mason family, of Aurora will be switching from diesels to dolls this year, as they welcome their newest arrival, a baby girl! Kelsie Dawn was bom October 1991 at 1:20 a.m. in the Gunni6, son Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds 10 ounces, and was 20.5 inches long. Her four older brothers, Jonathan, Bryan, Weston and Denton are excitedly planning which one will spoil her first. Tickled pink grandparents are Rue Leen Sheppard and the late Fred Sheppard, Salina; Wendall and Roa Mason, Aurora, and are Wilmar and Florence Sheppard. Meeting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contemporary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina 4 for 0 or more Information Visitors srs always welcomet CeH 529-394- 1 Election of a board of trustees is the main order of business at the next meeting of the Sevier County Arts Alliance which is in its early stages of organization. President pro-ter-n Pam Williams, the meeting will be held in the Richfield City Council chambers at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, November 7. Up to 13 trustees may be elected, and officers are then elected from among the trustees. Williams was appointed by the county commission in March of 1990 to bring individuals together and discover the extent of interest in furthering economic develop- - Wy T f than 1,800 senior participants age 50 and over at the Games. Events included basketball, cycling, golf, swimming, tennis, table tennis, track and field, racquetball, road racing, softball, horseshoes, bowling, and biathlon during the two weeks of the games. Hamlisch was bom in 1945 in New York City. He attended Juil-liar- d School of Music at age 7, and graduated Cum Laude from Queens College in 1967 with a bachelors in musical composition. During his career Hamlisch has composed film scores andor adaptations for more than 30 films. Tickets are $12 and $27 and are available at the Utah Symphony Box Office, (6683). 533-NOT- E STEPHEN L. DONALDSON, MD Announcing the opening of his practice of OPHTHALMOLOGY (Eye Physician and Surgeon) Accepting New Patients Now located at Utah Valley Physician's Plaza 1055 North 300 West - Provo, Utah I Couple will be honored on 50th Anniversary The children of Que and Mathel Mickelsen, of Redmond, will be honoring their parents with a family dinner observing their 50th Wedding Anniversary on November 9, 1991 at the Redmond Ward Cultural Hall. The couple was married November 4, 1941 in Richfield, Utah. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple on March, 2, 1957. Que and Mathel have lived most in Redmond where Que has been in the farming and cattle business. They are parents of two daughters, and two sons, Mrs. Ronald Bosshardt, (Ellen), Glen Que Mickelsen, Myron A. Mickelsen, Redmond, and Mrs. Larry Streadbeck, (Norma) Kaysville. They have eighteen grandchildren and three of their married lives Quilters have surprise party for Senior Citizen's Center Director The Senior Citizen Quilters had surprise light refreshments last Monday, to help Helen Shaw, Center Director, celebrate her birthday. There are still some lovely quilts made by available at the Center the Senior Quilters. There are also some nice baby quilts for that new baby in the family or friend's - Anyone who likes to quilt is invited to join the Quilters on Monday and Thursday mornings. And everyone is invited to come to the Center Tuesdays through Fridays for a delicious lunch. Call the Center by 9:30 a.m. so that enough can be prepared for all, and enjoy the fun and friendship waiting for you at the Center. earns Stop Smoking. American Heart Association Elizabeth Gwen Oryall, of Salina and Payson, daughter of Clifford and Leona Oryall, recently graduated from Weber State University with a Bachelors in Nurs- Concert appearance by Hamlisch in SLC Phone:371-771- 1 Ms. Oryall Mathel Mickelsen celebrate 50 years together Nursing Aurora man wins gold at World Senior Games Senior athlete Roger Taylor of Aurora, recently won a gold medal in the track and field competition at Huntsman Chemicals World Senior Games, in St George. Taylor placed first in the 50-5- 4 age division. This year SL George hosted more ment through an increased focus of the arts. She pointed out that many communities in Southern Utah, most of whom had less potential than Sevier County, have developed the arts to their economic advantage. Sevier County has the potential to equal or surpass the best in the state in terms of facilities as well as people, she said. Anyone interested in becoming part of a cooperative, coordinated effort to make these dreams come to passes invited to the November 7 meeting. & Bachelor's in Elizabeth Gwen Oryall 529-755- Mission invited to Sevier Co. Arts Alliance meeting Even if you have never seen Marvin Hamlisch, you have surely seen and heard his work. He won three Academy Awards for his music from The Way We Were and The Sting. He wrote the longest running broadway show in history, A Chorus Line. Now its time to see Hamlisch in person. He will be performing with the Utah Symphony at 8 p.m. on November 15 and 16 in Symphony Hall. Of Salina LDS All Phone News Items welcomed serve James Durfey, son of McLean and Judy Durfey, has been called to serve a mission to the Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Mission. A farewell will be held for Elder Durfey at 8:30 a.m. Sunday morning, November 10, at the Pleasant Grove Sixth Ward Chapel, 475 Noth 700 East, Pleasant Grove. A light luncheon will follow the meeting at the Thales Smith home, 440 North 700 East. Elder Durfee will enter the MTC November 13, 1991. Elder James Durfey -- 528-311- will Que ing. Gwen was named outstanding graduating nursing student and was inducted into the Sigma Theta Thau Sorority. She presently works at Mountain View Hospital as a Registered Nurse on the MedicalSur-gica- l Floor. She was named Employee of the Month there in June of 1990. Classifieds Work! Call Call 528-311- 1 Navys 85 occupational fields. James was recognized for outstanding performance in all phases of training which included instructions in seamanship, military regulations, close order drill first aid and Navy history. James joined the Navy Reserves in May of 1991. the Sorosis Club has interesting meeting display at Fremont Park During the month of Novem-be- r, Fremont Indian State Park will have on display the art of Twiloa Owens, of Joseph. Mrs. Owens specializes in painting Indian subjects and the scenery of the Sevier County area. Thursday Bowling League Standings of the Thursday Afternoon Bowling League as of October 31, are as follows: Zions Bank, 30 wins, 6 losses; Scenic Quik Stop, 28 wins, 8 losses; Sprouse 25 wins, 11 losses; Stigs, NS Gun Club, A&J Welding, Subway 10-2High Team Game, High Team Series, scratch & handicap were all won by Scenic Quik Stop with 670, 819 - 1899 and 2346 respectively. High Individual Game in both categories was Jean Beckstcad with 205 and 234. 17-1- 5; 11-2- 5; Navy Seaman Recruit Terrance K. James, son of Terry A. James, Salina, recently graduated with honors from recruit training. During the training cycle at Recruit Training Command, San Diego, recruits were taught general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and training in one of 529-783- 9 Artwork on 19-1- 7; Local seaman graduates from navy recruit training 2. High Individual Series was Jean Beckstead, 517; Colleen Wilden, 623, with handicap. On October 23, 1991 the Sorosis Club met at the home of Dorisa Horton. Dorisa had cleverly decorated her home with a Halloween theme. The program was presented by ha- daughter and Shauna and John Larsen, and two sons, Brian and Nick, of Sandy. They read the story, depicting each character, "Rubber Legs & White Tail Hairs," about the Ghost at Spooky Lake. The author of the book is Patrick F. McManus, who is known as "the Robert Benchley of the outdoors." Brian then read the poem, "The Cremation of Sam McGee." Refreshments were served by Dalla Mickelsen and Shirley - son-in-la- w South Sanpete Baptist Church Informal Bible Study Tuesday Evenings 7:30 pm in Gunnison. Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday Service 11:00 a.m. in Sterling (Children's Church elso) Pastor Mike Bardon 528-301- 5 |
