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Show 7 The SunNews. Wednesday. 1093 April 23 9, Tammy Johnson Ruby Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lyman are spending a few days in Salt Lake City visiting with their daughter Beth, and her husband, Clarence Christiansen. Lamar of Bartholomew, Modesto, CA visited Monday through Friday last week with his mothers, Mrs. Izola Bartholomew. Sheldon Mellor, of Las Vegas, spent the weekend in Fayette. Mr. and Mrs. Don Christensen, of Porterville, CA were weekend guests at the home of John and Kathleen Bartholomew, Don and John are cousins. Weldon Christensen, of Salt Lake City, spent the weekend with his parents, Virgil and Elda Christensen. Visiting Sunday afternoon with Virgil and Elda were Mr. and Mrs. Don Christensen, of Porterville, CA. Virgil and Don are brothers. .3 Evelyn Kiesel 529-755- Nancy Hampton as first counselor, Whitney and Mary Christensen Bonnie Andreason as second, and Bartholomew take part in his fifth spent the weekend in Salt Lake City Sherri Coates as Secretary. Susvisiting their sons and wives, Leon grade school play. He had one of the tained as the new Primary Presiand Layna, Paul and Pauline. Their leading parts. dency were: Nancy Hampton, Presito and Whitney family took Mary Betty Mellor and Kelli Sue dent; Marci Anderson, first counthe Red Lobster Restaurant for a Mellor accompanied Bettys daughselor, and Tammy Johnson as secdinner to celebrate their birthdays. ter, Sharon Larson, of Ephraim, to ond counselor , and Sherri Coates as Visiting Darwin and Tiffany Lehi, Thursday, and attended the secretary. Johnson and daughters on Sunday, wedding and reception of Mr. and son of Jared Rasmussen, was her family from Meadow. Her Mrs. Carl Mellors daughter Lisa to Karen Wendall Rasmussen and in Sacrament sister. Heather, sang Hollis G. Kirton. During the recepwas advanced to the office Rasmussen tion family and relatives also honMeeting. of a Priest in the Aaronic Priesthood. Cami and Keri Wilkins and a ored Mrs. Fern Mellor on the occaBert and Sandra Jensen have friend spent the weekend with Carla sion of her 92nd birthday . There was their home their daughter, had at and Kendyl Wilkins. a beautiful table decorated with flowKendra and her daughter, Ashley. home the at Wilson was Delicti ers and a lovely birthday cake, and of her parents, Russell and Linda They will spend a few more days Fem enjoyed visiting with the many before going back to Nevada. Wilson over the weekend. guests and relatives. Burke and TeriLyn Williams Jerry and Eva Mae Pickett and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Tree and in Salt Lake Saturday where were two of their daughters spent the children, of Mapleton, spent Thurstheir were participating in children and Bronzel Rula weekend at the day and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. State meet, reading in a atGymnastic While here home. Pickett they Milton Hammond. and attending the State tended the Sagebmsh Swingers The guest speakers Sunday in Prevention ConAlcohol and Drug Sacrament Meeting were Frank and Square Dance Jamboree held in Salina vention. at the Stake Center. Jean Christensen, of Centerfield. Also in Salt Lake this weekThe Relief Society held a visTheir talks were about their mission Lori Rawlinson and her end were teachers in Trinidad Tobago, and were very workshop Tuesday iting two Lacy and Emily, along daughters, and was skit A presented evening. interesting. and Amy Jensen. Nelson with Ryan four mini workshops were also held. advisor for the North the Lori was It was a lovely evening and a lot of who students School Sevier High .9 good information was presented. attended the Drug and Alcohol PreLori Rawlinson was released vention Convention. - 529-735- 9 Sunday as a Relief Society teacher. Lyman Anderson flew to SeAlso released Sunday was the attend the wedding of a attle to Crane. The Mrs. mother of Randy Primary Presidency. Released as funeral services were held April 19, President was Brenda Brown, with nephew. 1993. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Crane spent a few weeks in Las Vegas visiting Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson. They Riila Dee Sorensen - 528-794- 8 also went to Ely to attend the funeral for Mrs. Lydia Mangum. day on Saturday. Koral Callie is Essie Sorenson spen t a few days Mr. and Mrs. Robert White the daughter of Christine and Terry also attended the funeral for Mrs in Salt Lake last week with her James of Salina and granddaughter daughter Lois Jackson and grandof Jim and Lynn Hyatt. Lydia Mangum in Ely, NV. Andrea who had surgery Joan Newman and her boys were Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jay daughter Willden were Mr. and Mrs. Randy on her foot on Monday. in Gunnison Sunday afternoon to The Young men and Young Untersher and Michael Willden, both help granddaughter Marlee women had a combined activity on with visited also of Murray. They Newman, daughter of Ronald and Wednesday during which they Mrs. Joy Jorgensen. Kelly Newman celebrate her first cleaned their mile of adopted highbirthday. way. Greg Worthington who served a Ken and Judy Buckland planned mission in Australia was the speaker the Axtell Club party this month. It in Sacrament meeting Sunday. was held at Higgins Catering in Amy Limb played a flute solo acGunnison on Thursday night. companied by Sandy Holyoak. Leah and Keith Bird were exDonna Vee Sorenson was suscited to learn that their daughter tained as the spiritual living teacher Tammie Sittre will graduate with in Relief Society. honors from Dixie College in June. Happy Birthday wishes are exTammie received a4.0 on her studtended toRonni Sorenson April 29. ies last quarter. Congratulations 1 Tammie. a '" 'Sharon Mechanic was iniStn George last week to enjoy a get Call 529-783- 9 together with her mom, Barbara Bown and her sister Suzette, Anna Call 528-311- 1 Lee and Christine for their annual mother daughter outing. George and Darlene Crowther and son Ryan of Salt Lake visited with June and Clarence Crowther and Neta and Allen Draper last weekend. Rex and Lapreal Olsen were excited to learn of the engagement n, Mary Lucille Johnson Mary Lucille Kennedy Johnson, 81, of Aurora, died April 21, 1993 in Richfield, Utah. She was bom March 25, 1912 in Aurora, Utah, a daughter of Charles and Emily Andrews Kennedy. She married Louis Irvin Johnson on March 25, 1930 in Richfield, Utah. Marriage was solemnized July 19, 1951 in the Manti LDS Temple. He died May 28, 1952. H h ! She loved to quilt, do cross stitch tablecloths, and work in her yard. She has been a Sunday School teacher, a Visiting Teacher for man years, and was a past President of the Primary. Survivors include two sons and two daughters: Myron Johnson, Holden, Utah; Norman Johnson, Manteca, CA; Mrs. Wayne (Arda) Burr, Salina; Mrs. Terry (Margaret) Nordfelt, Salina. Fifteen Grandchildren; 10 Sister, Leah Quamberg, of Scipio. n. Classiffeds Work! Mary Lucille Funeral services were held Saturday, April 24, 1993 in the Aurora Second Ward Chapel, with Bishop Bob Bagley conducting. Internment was in the Aurora City Cemetery under the direction of the Springer Turner Funeral Homes, Salina and Richfield. May I. Campbell Matilda Mae Murphy Ivie Campbell, 82, died April 23, 1993. She was bom May 13, 19 10, in Salina, Utah to Hyrum and Tamma Arminta Curtis Murphy. She married Vem Ivie, October 15, 1929 in Redmond, Utah. Marriage was later solemnized in the Manti Temple. He died September 23, 1968. She later married Raymond Campbell in July of 1970, in Salina. Survivors include her husband Of Salina Mooting the spiritual needs of the entire family Bible answers to contem porary questions Warm, Friendly Local People 165 South 400 East Salina or eawsM for more Informrtlon Vloftws ore My woteomoi .call n. n, Wednesday Evenings, 7:00 pm Refreshments & Nursery Provided Sunday School -- 10 a.m. Sunday Service 11 a.m. in Sterling -- South Sanpete Baptist Church Pastor Mika Bardon 528-30- 15 ment to the citys existing leash laws and animal control ordinances. The council decided not to vote on the amendment issue, which may be placed on the ballot this fall. Members of the Sunshine Cloggers and Jazz teams will spend some time in California. They will perform at Disneyland. While there they will go to Knotts Berry Farm, Universal Studios, the beach and other places, as well as Disneyland, before returning home. These young people have worked very hard and are to be congratulated on their invitation to perform at Disneyland. The dancers are under the direction of Bella Christensen and Natalie Christensen. A reminder to parents of Kindergarten students that school will not be held April 28 and 29, so that teachers and parents can attend conferences. This is for Kindergarten students only; all other classes will be held as usual. Verna Andreason and Jean Nielson attended the District Convention of the Daughter of the Utah Pioneers in Richfield. A lovely luncheon was served by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bowers of Bowers Catering. A large crowd was in attendance, including Louise C. Green, National President of the DUP. Guest speaker was Morris Nielson who presented an outstanding collection of miniature creations from pioneer times. The collection included 18 wagons, 45 horses, and 1 mule. In a related item, the Pahvant Camp of the DUP will host the DUP Jubilee set for May 20, 1993. Everyone is reminded to be there at 2 p.m. Tommy Bullard and Althea Ann Morgan were married April 17. 4 A reception was held in the 6th8th ward cultural hall in Richfield. Tommy is the son of DeVon and Randa Bullard. Jodi Shaw was married to Ryan Coates April 23. A reception was held at the Aurora Ward Cultural Hall. Jodi is the daughter of Therron and Suzanne. Congratulations to both of these young couples. Ron and Dory Martin were in Salt Lake for the baptism of their grandson, Christopher, who is the son of Brian and Denice Martin. Ron had the privilege of performing the ordinance. Kathleen Lloyd was released as Valiant B teacher. Marlene Vest was sustained to that position. Waylan and Nanette Shaw and Kendall and Ruby Shaw were sustained as Ward Activity committee chairmen for Auroras First Ward. Joanne Shaw was released as Troop Committee Chairman and Dennis Huntsman was sustained in that position. Riley Lund, son of Ron and Georgia Lund, was advanced to the office of Priest Kendall and Brenda Hales and family have moved back into the first ward from the Second Ward. Melvin and Dora Cosby were received into the First Ward, and were extended a vote of welcome. Birthday greetings this week out to Darron Andreason, April go 28; Braden Frischknccht, Brynn Jewekes, Marlene Vest, Ryan Huntsman, and Tom Harrison, April 30; Delbert Lloyd and Garret Hunt, May 1; Libby Mason, May 2; Allen Mason and Novella Taylor, May 3; Alicia Payne, May 4. Happy Birthday to all of you. Congratulations to Shane and Cheryl Huntsman, who celebrate their wedding anniversary April 29. Annual Boy Scout Scout-a-Ram- a The annual Fishlake District a for Boy Scouts will be held Saturday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the City Park in Richfield. Events will include the Pine-woo- d Derby District competition; Monkey Nidges and a repelling tower. Other booths will demonstrate such scout skills as dutch oven cooking, rope making, knot firing, tomahawk throwing etc. The cost of $.50 per child, $1 Scout-O-Ram- per adult, and $4. per family. Scouts in uniform get in free. Scouts have been selling tickets to the event in order to earn prizes. Please support this program by purchasing a ticket from the Scouts. Local businesses have donated many items which will be given away throughout the day as door prizes to those who attend. Everyone is encouraged to come on May 1 and see what great fun Scouts can be. Edwards. She will be married in September. Heather and Scott Winters new little daughter Whitlee spent a few days in the hospital last week. Bryan Newkirk was also in the hospital for a few days. Well wishes are extended to Whitlee, Bryan and Ryan Newman who sprained his ankle playing ball. Ready to be sold Arva Lee Bertelson spent a couple of days in Ogden visiting her $ister in law Lois Butler. Ken and Judy Buckland were out of town last weekend for the blessing of their new grandson Benjamin Thomas, son of Stacy and Tom Stafford. This week they have their daughter in law Mrs. Gene Buckland and son visiting with them. Duane Anderson spent a few days on the desert with his father and two of his brothers last week. Kelli Anderson helped in the celebration of her nieces first birth- - and one daughter and son: Wayne Vem Ivie, Newport PA; Mrs. Lanor (Linda) Whitlock, Aurora; 8 Grandchildren; 11 Brother and Sisters: Merrill Deaton, Weston, Idaho; Mrs. Amelda Poul-soRedmond, Utah; Mrs. Ruby Peterson, Salina, Ul Funeral Services were held April 27, 1993 at Noon in the Salina Third Ward. Burial was in the Salina Eastside Cemetery, under the direction of the Springer Turner Funeral Homes. Informal Bible Study The Aurora City Council met last Monday evening and among items discussed was the proposed amend- 529-358- of their granddaughter Trina Johnson Phone News Items 528-311- 1 - Cindy Andreason 2 2 read-a-tho- and Dean Darlene Bartholomew were in Orem Thursday to see their grandson, Joey Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lecon Christensen were Mrs. Pam Jeffs and son, Leeon, of Castle Dak. While here Leeon Jeffs presented two readings at the local Senior Citizen Pot-luc- k dinner. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Jean Jensen this weekend was Lloyd Gold, of Murray. Mrs. Evelyn Kiesel and Marsha were in West Jordan visiting Mr. Paul Velasquez. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petty and Mrs. Ruth Murdock, in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Crane and family were in Ely, NV to attend the funeral of Mrs. Lydia Manum, 528-793- d .9 Stress Sometimes stress doesnt seem like stress. In other words, its effects on your body and mind can manifest themselves in unexpected ways. But recognizing even the hidden signals of stress can help you slow down and then begin to take care of yourself before things get even worse. Here are four signals of stress to watch out for in the upcoming year: ; "'Disorganization. Losing things, forgetting where you put things, making dumb mistakes. Starting to go somewhere and forgetting why. "Escape fantasies. Dreaming about escaping to a faraway place where you dont have to do anything or take care of anyone. "Indecision. Finding it difficult to make every day decisions -what to wear, what to eat, where to go, what to do. "IntroversionDepression. Wanting to lock the door, curl up in bed and pull the covers over your head. Address 1325 South State Salina, Utah Exit info Satina) (Just off 1-- 70 ShowroomShopOffice 3.36 Acres Bldg, Approx 17,987 sq ft Land; OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY For Information: APRIL 29, 1993 GSL Real Estate 1 1 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 1:00 -- & Invest Dev |
