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Show Messenger-Enterpris- Louise Jensen Jj Golf News Top Golfer Amateur Tournament by Phyllis Cx Louise Jensen, one of Announces Winners 79; Phil Herbert, 80; John Roberts, 80; Dave Terry, 80; Jeff Jensen, 81; John Jensen, 81; Ron Nunley, 89. A flight winners were Jeff Anderson, 78; Court- The Sanpete County Palisade amateur golf tournament, held on Aug. 23, attracted players from all over the state. They played 18 holes of golf. The winners got merchandise prizes and other awards. ! Championship 82;Eddie ney Larsen, Hayes. 83; Ronald 83; Tom Nielsen, 84; Jim Dowdy, 85; Afton Hansen. 85; Burke Nielsen, 85; Mike Butterfield, 85; Troy Olsen, 85; Ladd Hayles, 85; Allen Robbins, 86; Brent McClellen, 87; Frank Cook, 88; Bob Fotheringham, 88; Paul Holsen, 88; Ken Nunley, 88; Kim Robinson, 88; Lee Knorr, 89; Don Buchanan, 91; Clair Jorgensen, 92; Old-roy- flight winners and their scores were Eric Gott, 70; Kent 72; Bruce Lindsay, 72; Kirk Abegglen, 74; Mike Jorgensen, 74; Keith Olsen, 74; Dave Bailey, 75; Brett Schneit-er- , 76; Mac Hummel, 76; Ray Poulson, 76; Doug Roberts, 76; .1. Marvin Higbee, 77; Farr Hansen, 77; Kyle Rowley, 78; Bob Nebeker, 79; Glade T uttle. Abegglen, Rod Jones, 96. Ladies Golf Assoc. Releases Results Palisade Ladies' Golf Association officers have released the results of June and July events. The summary follows: Luncheon June 3 Best Ball. Low gross, Elsie Van Wagoner and Kathy Koyle; low net, Phyllis Cox and Sheila Hansen. June 10 and 17 Jerry O Qualifies as the area's veteran lady golfers, loves the game and works hard to improve her performance. That diligence has paid off for Mrs. Jensen this year. She is the winner of both major tournaments held during the year at the Palisade golf course: the Jerry Nelson Golf Memorial and the annual Sweater Tournament sponsored by Gary and Marlene Holman. The tournaments were played on consecutive ladies' days. Mrs. Jensen makes the game of golf fun. She has a pleasing personality, plays w'ith enthusiasm and has competitive spirit. She has held the position of secretary for the Ladies Golf Assn, for the past two years and is in every way an asset to the club. Madsen tied; low net, Joyce Jensen; Palisade flight, low gross, Diana Lee Allred; low net, Christy Bunnell. July 8 and 15 Sweater Olive were won Louise by Jensen, champion flight; Sheila Hansen, Palisade flight; Elsie Van Wagner, Nelson Tournament, low gross; Verle Peterson, Champion flight, gross, low net, Louise Jensen; net, Venna Round robin. July 22 Johnson; Palisade flight, Champion flight, Louise gross, Dianna Allred; net, Jensen; Palisade flight, Arthella Larsen. Arthella Larsen. June 24 Three irons Putts! putts! July 29 and putter. Champion Champion flight, Elsie flight, low gross, Marlene Van Wagner; Palisade Holman; low net, Joyce flight, Verle Peterson. Jensen; Palisade flight, low gross, Verle Peterson; Support your low net, Arthella Larsen. Local Merchants I Blind July bogey. SHOP AT HOME Champion flight, low gross, Chris Langston and xm mnk xm . xm. xm OH first-serve- their daughter Marion, to David Lemon, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lemon of Stark City, 1 Obitcsrics Lund Aha Peterson first-serve- d and David Lemon Missouri. Marion is a graduate of Manti High School and Manti Seminary. In high school she was active in girls athletics, drama, and band. Marion is an active member of the LDS church. She was her laurel class president and has held many other church and seminary offices. Marion is also a graduate of Snow College where her major interests were in child development. David is a graduate of Rimrock High School and seminary in Grandview, Idaho. In high school he was active in boys athletics. He participated in basketball and football and was a member of FFA. David is an active LDS church member and has held several church offices. David also attended Snow College. The couple plan on a Sept. 5, 1980 wedding in the Manti LDS Temple. There will be a reception held in their honor that evening from 7 to 9 in the Ephraim Second Ward cultural hall. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. The couple will make their home in Gunnison. Fred and Louise Wintch Descendants Hold Reunion of The descendants Fred and Louise Wintch hud a family reunion that reached a high point on Aug. Inal Manti City Park with a breakfast and dinner. At the dinner Mr. and Mrs. Winich were presented with a commemorative quilt. Each family group hud made its own individual square. Games and visiting were also enjoyed during the day. Family members started arriving on Aug. 9 by ears, trucks, campers, motor homes and even a school bus from their in some eases distant homes. Some stayed over past the Aug. 16 date. While in Manti Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughn had two of their adopted OGP-TTGf.'lD- GD PDIOAOV $ Marion Williams to Wed David Lemon Sept. 5 offered for the 1980 25 units. These include the notice postseason hunting season, many hunts. units were undersubPermits will be sold first-comscribed for the August 15 d beginning September 15, basis on September 15, drawing. at the Wildlife Resources control Out 15.600 of WildDivision Mr. and Mrs. Marvin from the of life Resources Ogden or permits available in 39 office of the region in Williams of Ephraim are hunt units of northern and which the hunt will take pleased to announce the Springville offices. central Due to the large number Utah, 4.853 per- place (Central Region, forthcoming marriage of 1 15 North Main Street, of deer control permits mits are still available in Springville, Utah 84663; Northern Region, 515 East 5300 South. Ogden, Utah 84403). Permits may be obtained by mail or in Salt Lake City; Mrs. Mack Mail and personal Anperson. Alice (Marjorie Evelyne) will be conapplications 17 Orem. Utah; derson, sidered equally. grandchildren; 17 greatNo grandchildren, and a form isspecial application Funeral services for sister, Ruth Gee, Springrequired for these Alice M. Lund, 74, Manti ville, Utah. control permits. Mail native, w ho died of natural applicants should enclose their big game or causes in a Salt Lake City Dell combination license numhospital on Aug. 18. 1980, of natural causes, were ber, hunt number and a check for $10. held in the Canyon Rim Funeral services were Third Ward chapel. Salt Permits for the preLake City, on Aug. 22, held Aug. 20 in SpringBox ElderLynn-Warseason 1980. Interment was in the ville, Utah for Alva LaDell deer antSprings 'Dell' Peterson. 44, who Ephraim City Cemetery. lerless control hunt beginin Lund was Mrs. born Sunday, passed away 30 are now on Manti on Oct. 9, 1905, to Aug. 17 at his home of a ning August in the Ogden office. sale Amasa Edwin and Mary heart attack. He was the oldest son of Elizabeth Killpack Mer-riaPermits, which will go and attended local Alva Charles and Virginia on sale September 15 on a first-comschools. She married Peterson. He is survived by his basis, include Hunt No. James Raymond Lund on June 27. 1924, in Farming-ton- , parents, Salem; wife, 155, Fairview-Mt- . PleasUtah. Margaret, and stepson ant. 1 24 permits; Hunt No. Mrs. Lund is survived Adam; three daughters 156, Ephraim, 181 per157, by her husband; two sons, from a previous marriage, mits; Hunt No. who live in Washington; Twelve Mile. 102 permits. Douglas Ray Lund, Calif.; Reynold two brothers, Larry and Drive Carefully . James Lund. Elko, Nev.; Keith; three sisters, ColThe t He you S.ie M.iv two daughters. Mrs. Dale leen Alder, Peggy Shaw One oi our Advertisers! (Barbara Jean) Peterson, and Tamrnv Faulkner. Marion Williams Almost 5,000 deer control permits will be available to hunters on a !' o. pn gadv TOG PG7GD0rj Deer Permits Coming! Tar-zan- mm w. Page 6 SflDODIFtfS e, Sweaters tournament. Thursday, August 28, 1980 e, f $ $ i i i children sealed to them in the Manti Temple. On 9. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Gary Gill were married in the temple and had their children sealed to them. The Gills were accompanied to the temple by relatives and friends. 1 Dennis, his wife Dianne and four children, Dcannc. Dean. Daphne and Devin; son Michael, wife Norccn and two son. children. Trina and and daughter her husband, Gary Gill and their two In all H4 family memchildren, Keri and Stacy. bers and four visitors Ken and Enid Wintch, attended the festivities. - Everett. Wash., and their Fred Wintch Jr. was children. Kathy. Delta. unable to attend the Ut.: Leanna, Reno. Nev.. reunion. His family memElaine and Richard bers w liodid attend were a Vaughn. Spokane Wash., Kristen, Patricia, Also coming from Salt and children Tom, David, Jeffery. Shannon, Mar- Lake City were Tony and garita. Angela. Christina, Val Duncan and their children. Robert, Angela Joshua and Travis attendand Daniel, and Wayne ed. Wanda and Darrel and Rose Wintch and children Jimmy and Josie. Duncan and their childCarma and Joe Barney ren. Linda and Marvin came from Flagstaff, Erieson, with their children, Kelly and Tresa. Ariz., and Jean and Don came from Salt Lake City. Sandstrom and their From Denver, Colo, children, Polly Jo. Julie, came Karen and Brian Billy, Emily, Corey and Lewiston, Mahaffey and children Evan, from Brian. Kevin. Kristin and Idaho. The family of Dan and Erin. Pat Wintch, Manti, was also well represented by Carma. Shelley and Roger Alder and daughters Christy and Amber, and Mike and Linda Wintch and daughters April and all Manti, and Dana, David and Peggy Wintch, San Jose, Calif. Louise and Neil Christensen ant children Kay, Carol, Michael Carter. Douglas, Scott. Karen and Paul traveled from Pleasant Grove. SRM Holds I I 1980 Youth 1 $ Camp Sixteen Utah now have a $ 4 9 I youths better knowledge about Utah's natural resources following attendance at the 1980 Youth Range Camp in Ephraim, August According to Al Logosz, president of the Utah Society for Range Management. the youths, ages received training in range plant identification, multiple use of range-landrange ecology, and range improvement and management. Primary objective of the camp was to develop among participants an interest and knowledge 4-- it 14-1- s, I Cary G. Peterson For State Senator t A Statesman . . . Not a Politician Married to Renee Painter. Two sons, ages 17 and 13, and one daughter, age 11. Farmer Cattleman. Graduate of Utah State University. Served 4 terms in State Legislature (Last 3 terms unopposed). Majority Whip (Legislative Leader) in House. Vice Chairman Western Conference (14 states) of State Governments. Resides in Nephi, Juab County. Leadership responsibilities have brought Cary and me together in Executive Appropriations, Legislative Management, Council of State Governments and in assisting the passage of bills and Republican programs. Representative Peterson has been an effective member of Legislative Leadership and has much Influence and respect in the Senate in behalf of his own constituents and as a spokesman for House Leadership. I endorse his candidacy for the Utah State Senate. Senate President Miles Cap Ferry I A I 4 I i & V v This Ordinary Man has an extra ordinary feel for rural Utah. You VOTE for him, he will VTOXX for you. Paid for by the citizen committee to elect Cory Peterson, Ephroim ond Manti. xm xm, ymxxmr yx-cMr ystz ; y, i about Utah's natural resources, said camp director Kendell Johnson of Logan. The camp emphasized multiple use management of range-lanwhich comprises 86 of Utah's land area. Camp instructors were specialists in range and resource management from the Bureau of Land Management. 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