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Show 5 The SunNews. Wednesday. Aua 5. Tammy Johnson Ryan Christensen spent a little time at the home of his father, Owen, and Katy Christensen Saturday, also visited his brother Eric before Eric returns to his home in Hawaii. Leslee Nelson was hostess to her club recently. Prizes were awarded to Diana Peterson, Nancy Hampton and Patsy Hampton. June Bosshardt is home recuperating from surgery. We wish her a speedy recovery. Brian Jensen, son of Burt and Sandra Jensen had an emergency appendectomy last week. He is feeling better now and we hope he is out and about soon. Spending some time with UDcll and Jean Johnson is Jeans grandchildren from Salt Lake. They are children of Larry and Sharon Nelson. If you were wondering all week where most of the teenagers were, they were all camping. The Salina Utah Stake held their Young Womens Camp at Squaw Hollow this past week. The girls who went had a fun times, and passed off their requirements to advance for next year. Thanks to their leaders and especially LeAnn Pickett for the time and effort they gave the girls. The Scouts, under the direction of Scout Master Dcran Bosshardt, and Deric Walk, spent the week at Maple Dell. They were able to swim hike, and enjoy being at scout camp. A big thanks to all who helped in any way to make both of these camps a fun and learning experience for our youth. Myron and Joy Mickelsen spent the weekend camping with Joys family and attending a family reunion. The Explorer Scouts under the leadership of Burke Williams, Glen-do- n Anderson and Gerold Tsosie went repelling. It was fun and a challenge for some of us, was the comment heard afterwards. Kelly and Valerie Johnson and children spent a few days vacation 1992 529-755- 2 ing in Yellowstone this past week. Kay and Jenett Hales were in Richfield Sunday for the naming of their granddaughter. Little Mecella was given that name by her father, Collin Hales. Kay and Jenett had staying overnight at their home, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hales and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nielson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Cal Hales and family. Gayle Johnson, Henderson, NV is visiting here with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald (Sandra) Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Gayla) Farrington, and Mario Johnson. Nate and Betty Anderson had several family members here over the weekend to attend a family reunion. Little Lane Dclmar Andreason was given that name by his father in Sacrament meeting on Sunday. Many family members and friends were in attendance to witness this event and to make it a day for the Andreasonss to remember. Angela Baxter, daughter of Terry and Terrilyn Baxter was baptized and confirmed a member of the LDS Church Saturday in services held at the Salina Stake Center. Loma Dickerson was here over the weekend to attend her class reunion and to visit with her father, Byron Jensen. Marge and Bill Poulsen have had their grandson visiting them for a few days. Visiting at the home of Mckay and Norma Roberts has been their son, Rhett and a friend. Owen and Katy Christensen held a barbecue prior to taking Eric Christensen to Salt Lake to catch a flight back to Hawaii, where he makes his home. Several members of the Sagebrush Swingers Square Dance Club from Redmond participate in a two day Jamboree held at Fishlake. They learned new steps and were able to practice them in the dances. Visiting Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Bartholomew, were Richard Christensen, Robert Christensen and Ken Brown, and seven boy scouts from Porterville, CA. The Christensen brothers are Johns cousins. Visiting Sunday and Monday with the Bartholomews were their granddaughter, Suzette and husband, Brett Druggeman, of Idaho Falls. David and Lorie Ashworths daughter. Shelly was baptized Saturday in Fayette Springs, by her father, who also confirmed her. There was a good crowd of relatives and friends attending to support her, and proud to see her baptized. Afterwards, a dinner was served in her honor A special guest was her Grandfather Scarle, and many aunts, uncles, family and friends. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bown visited in Logan with their son, Kenneth, and saw the Festival of the American West. Kenneth was the assistant director of the play this year. Saturday, Mrs. Betty Mellor and son, Mike, and grandchildren, Ben, Chris and Kelly Rae, and Mrs. Fern Mellor, attended the baptism of bctlys granddaughter, Lindy Larsen, in Ephraim. Her father, Craig baptized her and her older brother, confirmed her. There was a large crowd of relatives and friends attending, and all enjoyed visiting and lunch afterwards. Visiting lat week with Mrs. Fern Mellor were Mrs. Leila Newby and son, of Monroe. Vcrdon Hone, of Centerfield, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mcl-loof Lehi, and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bartholomew, of Salem visited with her. The families of Joseph and Eliza Mellor held their family reunion Saturday, in Fayette at the church. All the brothers and sisters attended: Mrs. Guy Mellor, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lyman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mellor; Mrs. Rachel Sorenson; Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mellor, with many of their families and and was great-greThere grandchildren. a big crowd attending, and all enjoyed a pot luck dinner and program. Rachel Sorenson gave the history of r, at Utah State Fair gears up for cook-off- s The Utah State Fair, running is gearing up for September the annual cookoffs. These include Chili, Dutch Oven, Salsa, Heart Centered Cooking Contest, Land 0 Lakes Contest, and, of course, the Crisco Contests (Pie, Cake and Cookies). Dont forget the new ones, Spam, Dutch Oven Mystery Bag and Heart Centered Cooking. 10-2- 0, Dee R. Dee served 45 years on merchant ships, the last 17 years of service were as Chief Engineer for Matson Navigation. Prior to retirement, Dee and Bernice moved to Overton, Nevada. Dee enjoyed reading, fishing, mechanics, building and farming, but his passion was for his children and grandchildren. Survivors include his wife, Ber The cooking contests offer something for everyone from beginners to professional chefs. If you dont want to cook, make sure to come and watch the action. Samples are given to the public after each cookoff. 4 Call Marianne or Susan at for entry forms or a contest booklet. 538-845- nice; Two daughters, Mrs. Mark (Marie) Riches, of San Diego, CA, and Mrs. Paul (Kathy) Nelson, of Centerville, Utah; Son, Doyle R. Lau, of Yorba Linda, CA; 16 Grandchildren and 1 Sister, Mrs. Dale (Anna) Chappell, of Salina; Brother, Alvie E. Lau, of Tacoma, WA; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, Craig S. Lau, Brother, Dwight, and his parents. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 5, 1992, in the Salina Second Ward. Friends may call at the Springer Turner Funeral Home in Salina, that morning from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. prior to services. Burial will be in the Salina Eastside Cemetery under the direction of the Springer Turner Funeral Homes of Salina and Richfield. great-grandchil- d. Evelyn Kiesel - 2 the town of Dover. Clifford Sorenson entertained with magic tricks, and games were held for the chil- dren. All enjoyed the day visiting together. The boys attending the District Weblos Camp Friday and Saturday at Mud Flat in Manti Canyon, were: Courtney Crane, Kyle Ashworth, Gregg Hammond, Ben Brown, Greg Bartholomew; and Barth Hammond. The fathers who went along and enjoyed the camp with their boys were Shawn Crane, Bart Brown, and Chad Hammond, and Kyles uncle. The boys participate in all activities. Visiting Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bartholomew were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs.LcRoy Martinez, and boys, of Salt Lake. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lyman. They all attended the Joseph Mellor reunion in Fayette, and also the CellSant reunion in Twelve Mile Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bartholomew, attended the family reunion of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rasmussen. It was held in the park, SLC. All Darlenes brothers and sisters and their families were their and enjoyed the day together. The fayette Boy Scouts and their leader, David Ashworth, attended the week camp at Scofield Reservoir. While there the boys worked hard on their merit badges and completed 46 merit badges. Each day some of the parents went up to spend the day. The boys were the honored troop of the week. Last week Brandon Moore, of Orem, visited with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mellor. This week, Michael Moore is enjoying a visit with his grandparents. Darrel Bolindcr is home from his stay in the hospital and says he is doing well. Their son Jerry, Jan, and fam i y , of Grantsville, were here over the weekend to help. The Bolin-der- s appreciate the help people have given them during this time of need. Visiting Sunday afternoon with Ruby Hammond were Mrs. Alvina Pierce, of Gunnison; and her daughter Mary Alice Gomoll, of Salem, Oregon. 1 PAS Quig Nielson bases with eternal snow? No wonder Jim Bridger was discouraged about ever growing an ear of com in this region? Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kiesel, Dennis and Brady Kiesel, of Henderson, N V, were here visiting Mrs. Evelyn Kic-se- l, and also with Mr. and Mrs. MelRoy Peterson, of Gunnison, and to attend the funeral of Onus Jacobsen, in Gunnison. Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Heron Harward and Mrs. Sheppard, all attended the Jolly Cousins Party, July 3 1 , at San- Ru-eLe- Jim and Suzanne Sanders spent a few days at Bear Lake with Suzannes sister Mitzi and her husband Norman Mecham and family. Kade Harward, son of Kent and Becky Harward celebrated his fourth birthday July 30. His brother Kay C. and sister Ronni helped him celebrate. Happy Birthday wishes are extended to Kade and to Donna Vee Sorenson on August 3, Logan Cow ley and Janice Neal on August 4 and Reed Sorenson on August 8. Donna Vee and Leland Sorenson were happy to have their son Steve and grandsons Kell and Cole of Kanosh come for birthday dinner on Sunday as well as Donna Vees mother Veda Jensen and her sister Doris Caldwell. Sympathy is extended to the John Bard family in the death of their wife, mother and grandmother Betty last week. Funeral services were held Saturday, in the Axtcll Ward with burial in the Axtell cemetery. Visiting over the weekend with Keith and Leah Bird were Tammie Sittre and Shonnie and Robert Bar-loall of St. George. They all attended the Bird Family Reunion in Eureka. Richard and Phyllis Cowley spent Mid several days in Las Vegas at the annual reunion of Richards friends who were together m World War II. El wood and Julie Sorenson along with Jolyn and Steve Camp and family, Tamra Peterson and family and Dorothy and Karl James and lanuly attended the Brian Family Reunion at Fish Lake ov er the weekend. Lynn and Rdla Dec Sorenson were in Salt Lake Saturday to enjoy the day w ith Janalee and Scott Burbank and family , Garth and Jacque Sorenson and fain ly , and T odd and S harec Sorenson in a combined birthday celebration Suzanne Sanders spent the weekend in St George with her cousin Mary Lou Sutker from Camirallo, Caliiorma Jay and Stella Lee Jensen . .tended the baptism and confirmation of their grandson 'Ialen T. Neilscn, son of Trcm and Sally Nielsen in Salina on Saturday evening and Sunday morning.. Family members enjoyed dinner at Moms Calc following the baptism i f Phone News Items 529-783- 9 Summer Beauty What does the future hold Cattle report for America and its youth? Funeral Services were held August 3, 1992 at the Gunnison Stake Center at Noon, with Bishop Steve Buchanan conducting. Burial was in the Mayfield City Cemetery directed by the Warren R. Jensen Funeral Home. Military Honors were provided by the Gunnison American Legion. 9 The ear'y rains brought lush growth to fields and pastures, but now, as the drought continues, everything is getting very dry. In some areas, city irrigation waters have been cut back, however drinking water supplies seem to be in good condition. Liver will be more tender if you soak it for two to three hours in milk or tomato juice before broiling or frying. Oras Marenus Jacobson 529-735- Tree Restautaquin, at the family 44 cousins about rant There were Alt and enjoyed dinner tad there visiting RuLeen ShepViMting v. ith Mrs been Mr. and has week the lor pard Mrs Bill Shaw and family, ol SLC. attend Bills They were also here to Brazen Reunion. 1952 of Class his been also has visiting Sheppard Grandmother, RuLeen. was Saturday , the Jolly Reunion held at Hobble ('reck Canyon. Mr. atand Mrs. J B Crane and family Mrs. and Mr. as well as tended, Heron Harward and family; Mrs. RuLeen Sheppard and family were also there. About 125 family members attended. Dinner was served, and later a watermelon bust was held. Games w ere played, histories were eve hanged, and chances on two beaulilul quilts were given Family members report a good time was had by all Lecon Visiting Mr and Mrs Christensen were Mr. and Mrs. of Gay land Holdaway and family , of Lee Mrs Jell, Boise, Idaho, and Dale Castle Saturday, August 1, the Family Reunion of the Bernice Mickelsen family was held at Salina Park. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Mickelsen and family, Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cary and family, Oasis; Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Bird and family, Lehi; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny King and family, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. McKay Mickelsen and family, of Salina; Mr. and Mrs. Tim Black and family, Manti; Mr. and Mrs. Lance Mickelsen, and family, Manu; Mr. and Mrs. Wade Carter and family, Fairview. Dinner was served and games were played, and all Bernices all sang on the program. There were about 102 family members attending. w did 19th century writers, scholars, explorers, and lawyers think about the Great Basin and Valley of the Great Salt Lake? Let the Mormons have the terriit is worth very tory to themselves little to others, said Horace Greeley, editor of the New York Tribune. Later he changed his mind after a visit to the area and an interview with Brigham Young. Samuel Bowles, editor of the Hartford Times and Springfield Republican, wrote Its a region whose uses are unimaginable, unless to hold the rest of the globe together, or to teach patience to travelers. Explorer and lawyer T.J. Famham said, This region is doomed to perpetual sterility. And how about this one from American historical Herbet E. Bolton: As the emigrant saw it, this was a country that God forgot. The great statesman, orator, lawyer and one time Secretary of State, Daniel Webster, wrote, What do we want with that vast worthless area, that region of savages and wild beasts, of deserts, of shifting sands and whirlwinds of dust, of cactus and prairie dogs? To what use could we ever hope to put those great deserts, whose endless mountain ranges, impenetrable and covered to their yhat Oras Marenus Jacobson Oras Marenus Jacobson, 72, of Gunnison, died July 30, 1992 in Gunnison, of a heart attack. He was bom September 18, 1919 in Mayfield, Utah, to Loyal Peter Erastus and Lydia Balia Thompson Jacobson. He. married Vivian Crowther March 19, 1947 in Aurora, Utah. He was a member of the Church Saints. of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y He was a veteran of World War II, where he was a member of the 145 th Field Artillery Battalion. A retired carpenter, he worked for Valley Builders. Survivors include his wife, Vivian, of Gunnison; Son, Maynard, of Centerfield; daughters, Mrs. Jerold (Susan) Lloyd, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Charles (Annette) Moore, of Salina. Eight Grandchildren: Blaine, Corey, and Holly Moore, of Salina; Brett Jacobsen, Centerfield; Chad, Stephanie, Heather, and Jacob Lloyd, of Salt Lake City. Sister, Mrs. Junior (Elma) Peterson, Gunnison; Brother, Moyal Jacobson, Colorado Springs, Colorado. 528-793- ,9 Lau, 65 Dee R. Lau, 65, passed away on July 31, 1992, while on vacation at Gold Beach, Oregon. He was bom December 14, 1926 to Merl Robinson and Merlin Christensen, of Salina, Utah. He was raised in Salina by his mother and stepfather Ernest Dutch Lau. He and Bernice Irene Shaw were married on November 9, 1953, in Tacoma, Washington. - Ruby Hammond All cattle and calves in the United States as of July 1, 1992 totaled 109.2 million head, unchanged from July 1, of 1991, but up 2 percent from the 107.4 million two years ago, according to the Utah Agricultural Statistics Service. The number of cows and heifers that have calved, at 44.5 million, was unchanged from one year go. Beef cows, at 34.7 million, were up slightly from July 1, 1991. Milk cows at 9.85 million, were one percent below July 1, of 1991. Steers weighing 500 pounds and over at 15.1 million, were unchanged from last year. Calves under 500 pounds at 30.5 million, were up slightly from July 1, 1991. Diane Reese Extension Home Economist Is there harm in having infants with someone other than their mothers every day? Many researchers have tested differences between children who were in day care as infants and those who were not. Some studies found problems - some did not. Making sense of it requires understanding the theory and methods behind the research. Research on the effect of infant day care is based on these basic ideas: Infant-moth1. attachments in first the develop year of life. 2. Infants vary in the kind of attachment they show towards their er mothers. 3. Different kinds of attachments arc evident in different behaviors by the mother and infant. Some studies found that infants in day care may behave like infants assessed as anxiously attached or not secure. They dont cry when their mothers leave and they dont respond to them when they return? What does this mean? Separation may not be stressful for infants in day care. This may be a good thing for infants who experience separations and reunions with their mothers on a daily basis. Some research has shown that these infants actually cope very well with separations and end up in some ways with advantages over the more secure infants Some studies have found that among non secure infants, day care infants ma actually do better than non day care inlants on several assessments. Day care is needed by the 2.8 million married working mothers with infants aged two or younger. Half of these womens husbands cam less than S20,000 per year, and a fourth of them cam less than SI 0,000 per year. More than 70 percent of those working mothers work full time and their average cost for full time day care is S3, 0(H) per year. Their biggest concerns are not about w hethcr their babies dont cry at separation or dont reach lor a hug at reunion, but rather about w hclher their babies are getting good care that they can afford. Too often, they arc not -- and thats the real problem. |