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Show 1 V m I I P" 'T P" M f 1 1 CHRONICLES PEOPLE SIje $apnn (ElfrontcU Wednesday, July 29, 1981, page 9 Heart Assn Annual theres more to being a parent Fred Greene, new father, learns than diapers and burping. Golf tourny Aug .21 The Utah Heart Association will hold its 5th annual golf tournament August 21, 1981, at the Hidden Valley Country CluD. is a The unique golf tournament because team has at least each one heart patient playing, according to Peter J. Bogden, tournament chairman and Salt Lake Open-Heart-Op- en Open-Heart-Op- businessman. "Each year, more than 50 teams tee off for the Utah Heart Association," notes Bogden. "We raised about $20,000 for heart research and educaton programs last year. We hope to be even more successful this year." In addition to raising money, the proves to heart the and public alike that patients a person can continue to live a normal life after a major heart Open-Heart-Op- Marcia Riding to become bride of Karl Mecham Aug. 6 Mr. and Mrs. L. Kennard Riding of Delta, Utah, are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Marcia, to Karl Ray Mecham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Mecham of Genola, Utah. They will be married Thursday, August 6, 1981, in the Manti LDS Temple. Marcia graduated from Delta High School where she was involved in Pep Club and Student Government. She has been employed with Continental Telephone Company. Karl graduated from Payson High School where he participated in basketball, tennis and running. He has filled an LDS mission in the Canada Toronto Mission. They will make their home in Genola, Utah, where Karl is associated with his father in dairy farming. They will be honored at a reception on Friday, August 7, 1981, from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. at the Palomar Building. An open house will be held on Saturday, August 8, 1981, at the home of the groom's parents from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m., Genola, Utah. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. cross-countr- y Obituaries Deborah Davies Timothy, 28, of Payson, died July 21, 1981, at Utah Valley Hospital. She was born February Ammon Losee few years. They later moved to Payson Ammon Burton Lo- see, infant son of Lawhere they have made Mar V. and their home for the last Ann Marvin Kathryn Losee, 3 years. died July 23, 1981. He in 1, 1953, Vernal, Survivors include her was born July 23, 1981 Utah, to Edward Jo- husband, 1 son and 1 in the Mountain View seph and Karyl Lea daughter, of Payson, Bench She Nathan Aaron, age 6, Hospital. Davies. married Lee S. Timo- and Leah Nikole, age Survivors include his of Payson, 3 thy August 17, 1973', in 3; parents, Mr. and parents brothers and 3 sisters, the Manti L.D.S. Tem- Mrs. Edward Davies of all of Payson: Neely, Washing- Andrew, Longview, 'ple. Aaron, Libby, in She ton; grandparents, Mr. Carney, and Adam; Longview, Washington and Donald Mrs. grandparents, Mr. and schools and graduated Bench of St. George, from Mark Morris Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Verl Charle Losee of Payson; Mr. and honor School as a High Rudy Zingler of Mason Mrs. Vance Marvin of student. She graduated Lake, Washington; 1 Payson; from BYU in Elemenbrother and 1 sister, Mrs. Deseret as a Education tary Alan .(Lorille Bullock of Provo, Mrs. Mrs. .Music Specialist. She Anne) Bird of Provo, Marvin of played in the Sout- and Mr. Kevin William Mary and Mrs. Edith hwest Washington Civic Davies of Provo, of Workman Tooele. has She Symphony. huneral services were services ;.been very active in the held Saturday, J uly 25, Graveside held were in Monday music field. She was a 1981, in the Payson the Spanish Fork City member of the LDS h Ward Chapel. Church and has held Burial was in the Cemetery under the direction of Walker many teaching posi- Mount Olivet Cemeof tions, and has also tery in Salt Lake City. Mortuary Payson. Afbeen choir director. The family suggested ter college they moved that contributions be to Salt Lake City where made to Utah Diabetic she taught school for a Association. was-educat- Pay-so- , 6th-17t- n, Mr. Oscar J. Adair of Payson celebrated his 78th birthday July 24, 1981. Attenaing tne party honor were Mr. and Schaugaard, Mr. and Schaugaard, and Mr. held in his Mrs. Glen Mrs. Dan and Mrs. Mike Johnson, all of Springville; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Taylor of Mesa, Arizona; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kelly, Mrs. Alan Daley and twins, Cassey and Clinton, all of Payson. There was dinner and visiting amongst the family. ay 18-ho- le 322-560- Parenthood Red Cross knows its not easy So we teach not only the basics but also the attitudes. All so that 1. families can be happier growing up together. -- 322-560- American Red Cross Together, we can change things. 1. A Puttc New' i Tm svw t AdvefWrfig Can Genola Gems by VIRGINIA SHEPHERD 754-395- and Patty Carry Brown are the proud parents of the newest member of our community as they were blessed with a new son last week. The baby has 6 sisters and 4 brothers to welcome him home. Wednesday, July 22, Laurel claimed Sorensen Miss Wendy Jackson as his bride in a ceremony performed in the Manti Temple. That evening a lovely garden reception was held for the couple at the bride's grandparent's home in Provo. Laurel is the son of Eugene and Rowene 5 Sorensen, and Wendy the day, and that night is the daughter of John a rodeo was held, and Judy Jackson. The sponsored the by new family will live White Lake Riding here in Genola. Club with Sam Hunt in This past Saturday charge. This was a was the annual Genola fitting way to end a Homecoming Celebra- beautiful day. tion with many former Mr. and Mrs. Garth members of the com- Nelson of New York munity attending. The are here visiting with the Max Nelson family day started with the and other relatives and parade after which thp friends in the area. Scouts held a flag cereOne who was missing mony, with Miss Beth from the homecoming Widmer singing' the celebration was CounNational Anthem, ac- cilman Don Oberg who companied by her sis is in the hospital. We wish him a very speedy ter, Miriam. The pro- recovery. gram was next, with Bishop and Mrs. Dagames and races for vid Allred and family the children. There spent the weekend in was food, visiting, Wyoming attending a games, etc. the rest of family reunion. Year roundschooling is suggested alternative For some time, the State Board Education, the Utah Legislature, the governor, School Boards Association, UEA, several district boards of education, and the PTA have been exploring year-roun- d school programs as an alternative to building more schools. Site visits to ongoing year-roun- d schools in other states have generated literature and data which are now available to enable Utah to seriously consider d programs for some of our year-roun- schools. Three school districts are presently studying the concept through a special allocation from the recent legislature. To enable PTA leadership and parents to familiarize themselves with the pros and cons of d programs, a statewide conference will be held at Mountain View High School in Orem on August 13, 1981. An agenda has been prepared by the Conference Planning Committee that will assist local districts and their citizenry in evaluating d the concept for their year-roun- hosting music workshop for youth BYU High school and junior high school students with an interest in the vocal arts can develop their musical performance skills at two Brigham Young University workshops in July and August. The Singing Entertainer workshop July 27th through August 1st will focus particularly on performing skills for budding entertainers. Under the direction of Randy Boothe, director of BYU's Young Ambassadors performing group, the workshop will provide classes in popular vocal showmanship, makemovement and chore- techniques, up artistry, ography, stage presence and audition preparation. Students will have opportunities for live performing and recording and will participate in informative sessions regarding careers in the contemporary entertainment "The Candy Cane Gang", local children's performing group, will be heard in concert this Thursday, July 30, 1981, at 6:30 p.m. at the Park 2nd Ward Chapel. Admission is free. This group, under the direction of Sherrie Dunford, is dedicated to learning and performing a year-roun- schools. A fee of $4.00 per person will be charged, which includes lunch. Send your name and money to: Carl J ensen, Utah State Office of Education, 250 East 500 South, S.L.C., Utah 84111 DELL, to John and Linda Snyder Dell, Highland, a boy, July 20, 1981. BROWN, to Cary and Patricia Ware Brown, Santaquin, a boy, July 21, 1981. EVERTON, to Jim and LeAnne Tarbett Everton, Spanish Fork, a girl, July 21, 1981. to William and PETERSON, Dora Gonzales Peterson, Santaquin, a girl, July 21, 1981. ANDERSON, to Bret and Lisa boy, July 21, 1981. SMITH, to David and Lynn Hanson Smith, Santaquin, a boy, July 21, 1981. MILLER, to Oliver and Sue Lopez Miller, Santaquin, a girl, July 22, 1981. DUNN, to Donald and Lisa Beckstrom Dunn, Spanish Fork, a girl, July 22, 1981. LEE, to Daniel and Billie Jean Winn Lee, Payson, a girl, July 22, The Choral Music Clinic August 3rd through August 8th will emphasize the demands of en- semble performing and will be a experience for those who attended the Singing Entertainer Workshop. Students will participate in an intensive week of training and activities covering all facets of the choral music spectrum, including large ensemble, vocal jazz ensemble, madrigal and group voice follow-u- p . training. Ronald J Staheli, director of choral organizations and conductor of the Oratorio Choir at BYU, will be the workshop director. Those who want more information on the workshops can contact . Conferences BYU and Work- shops, 242 Herald R. Clark Building on campus, or call 378-478- 5. Childrens performing group present concert Births Freeman Anderson, Springville, a Oscar Adair celebrates 78th decrease, female heart related deaths are rising." Only a limited number of golfers can participate in the tournament, so early registration is encouraged. The $125 registration fee includes the golf tournament, prizes and a dinner-danc- e following the tournament. Anyone interested in playing in the tournament or sponsoring a heart patient should contact the Utah Heart Association at 250 East 1st All South, or cail deductible. tax are donations or Turtner intormation contact John Taylor, 3 of Deborah Timothy problem. "We would like to encourage more women to play in the tournament," Bogden. says "While male deaths due to cardiovascular disease are on the music, gaining an appreciation of good music and learning group cooperation. They will be performing numbers such as "Never Tell A Lie", "Hot Apple Pie", "The Fox and The Lion", as well as several pieces from the play, "Saturday's of variety New Catering Service Michelle's Wedding Decorating & Catering 1981. NEWTON, to Craig and Laura Fackrell Newton, Payson, a boy, July 22, 1981. to Carl and CREENHALCH, Jennifer Davenport Creenhalgh, Payson, a girl, July 22, 1981. HERNANDEZ, to Jose and Rojas Hernandez, Elberta, a boy, July 23, 1981. HOACLAND, to Gerald and Elaine McArthur Hoagland, a girl, July 23, 1981. MEYER, to Henry and Peggy Davies Meyer, Mapleton, a girl, July 23, 1981. SWENSON, to Kevin and Mary Binks Swenson, Salem, a girl, July 24, 1981. BRYSON, to Patrick and Debra Jeffreys Bryson, Santaquin, a girl, July 24, 1981. HUFFMAN, to Mark and Hiroki Kori Huffman, Orem, a girl, July ra Pay-so- Lots of Hew Ideas m Years of experience All new backdrops Everything brand new & beautiful n, 25, 1981. CALLISTER, to John and Katie Strong Callister, Payson, a girl, July 25, 1981. Let us help you make your wedding very special 0nerj-flde- n 798-61- 27 in & Lin4a Tervort UWa Phone Spanish Fori 667-32- 37 in Coshen Nephi i |