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Show May Fairview couple circle date for Family Living Foods, Weddings, Anniversaries FAIRVIEW The family of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Erickson will honor them at an open house, in honor of their golden anniversary Saturday, May 12 from 2 until 4 p.m. in the Fairview Third Ward Cultural Hall. Family and friends of the couple are cordially invited Mothers, daughters banquet set Saturday attend. The Ericksons are active in the LDS Church and both have been temple workers. He has served as Sunday School Superintendent while she has served as a counselor in the Relief Society under three presidents and in the primary and Junior Sunday School. She has also served as Captain of the North Bend Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Mr. Erickson is a retired railroad worker. The couple have four children, Mrs. Harvey (Lorraine) Christensen, Salt Lake City; Gerald Erickson, Dutch John, Mrs. Neil (Carol) Adams of Orem and Odell Erickson of Springville. The couple has 14 grandchildren. MORONI The annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet will be held on Saturday, May 12. Dinner will begin at the Ftn. Green Church at 6 p.m. At the Moroni Stake Center, dinner will begin at 7 p.m. Tickets may be purchased from Julia Sorensen, Rula Lamb, and Euleda Christensen in Moroni. Tickets for the Fountain Green Pat Miner Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Erickson Lauri Christensen marries Bud Badgett in SLC competes in pageant Mrs. Jean Miner FAIRVIEW has returned home after traveling to Reno, Nev. to attend the Mrs. America Pageant held on May 4. Her daughter in law, Mrs. Vince (Pat) Miner represented Utah in the nation-wid- e contest. old Orem Mrs. Miner, a resident, earned the right to represent the state by scoring more points than 185 other contestants in the state contest held earlier this year. Mrs. Miner is a businesswoman and a mother of two girls. She is cheerleader coach at Utah Technical College and owns a modeling school. Her husband is basketball coach at UTech. SALT LAKE CITY Mr. and Mrs. Dee Rees Christensen of Salt Lake City announce the marriage of their daughter, Laurie Ann, to Bud Badgett. The bridegroom is the son of Bud and Marjorie Badgett of Salt Lake City. The couple were married Saturday, April 14, and were honored that evening at a reception at The Chateau, West Valley City, hosted by the parents of the bride. The couple are honeymooning in Southern Utah and Las Vegas. They will make their home in Salt Lake City. Laurie is the of Grant and Ruth grand-daught- Draper Mr. and Mrs. Bud Badgett of Moroni. EPHRAIM Snow Colleges dance group, OR- CHESIS, will present what has come to be one of the highlights of the school year, their Spring Concert, on May 17 and 18 in the college auditorium at 8 p.m. According to Toni Pickall Bench, Company Director, some students from the Ephraim Elementary School will participate with the college dancers this year. This years concert, called Whipped Cream - Heavy - Light offers choreography by Ms. Bench and a piece by Movement Specialist, Deborah S. Stone, k who has just completed a a Snow under at residency grant for the Endowment of the A Arts. guest piece by two-wee- choreographer, Randal Hobbs and Amber Bumgardner will perform with the dance group, Orchesis, in their Spring Concert set May 17 and 18 in the Snow College Auditorium. Ann Mary Christison, who has studied Graham Technique with Gertrude Shurr and Marian Anderson, will be featured, as will some student pieces. Ms. Christison is the Director of the English Training Center at Snow. The first half of the program Heavy includes more traditional music and use and interpretation of energy, space and motion, commented Ms. Bench. She said that Space, a guided improvization danced by members of Mary Witt's fourth grade class and Orchesis members, explores line in space, carrying and releasing space, human shape mazes, as well as imaginary space mazes. Spring, using music, LaPrimavera by Respighi, based on Botticelli s painting, is the movement interpretation of the transformation and celebration of Spring as Kathleen designer Hansen, Snows for Pankratz, Lora Secretary-Treasurer- Community Theatre elects officers; outlines events Original Cabbage Patch Kid finds a home in Moroni to the arts in the county while Glendale Larsen, past president, looks on. PLEASAN- T- Members of e Sanpete Community Theatre ;ld their annual business meeting pril 28 at the home of Orson and lirley Lauritzen. Nominated and sustained to :place Glendale Larsen and Arvin rothersen as president and respectively were Ronald all, Sterling; Sterling and Helen hurston, Ephraim. Others elected fill offices were Shirley Lauritzen n i business manager, Sherron as secretary and as board of rectors representing the four graphical areas of Sanpete Coun-- ; Dr. Ernest Larsen, Gunnison; MT. vice-eside- nt cKay Andreasen and Nadine ibley, Ephraim; Kerry Deuel, Mt. leasant; LaMar Beardall, Moroni id Janet Gwilliam, Fairview with and Arvin rothersen as members at large. lendale Larsen Business of the evening included also a report of activities during the past one and a half years from Mr. Larsen, amendments to the Conof the Sanpete stitution and Community Theatre, and a lifetime membership certificate is given to an individual who in the opinion of the board of directors has given long and faithful service to the arts in the county. Achievements cited were activity with the Shirleys nine-yea- r theatre group having been one of its original founders, the Scandinavian Jubilee which was conceived by Shirley and which is now held annually in Ephraim, her participation in the Rocky Mountain Theatre Association, along with her service to church and family. The new board will meet shortly to outline activities for the remainder of the year. By-La- Publicity, WcftcrCOlOFS at Provo show well-know- Sdfeccioiiy fox THxm Time For a Pretty New Do ...a new look... a new YOU! Come in and let us cut n style your hair. Or try a permanent! Youll like the change! 76 West Main Mt. Pleasant 283-402- ?THE BEAUTY SPOT 462-294- 6 DEPARTAAENT STORE Nephi Mt. Pleasant 0ut 9l'o AwtiueMaJuj Sate Lee's SHEETS Boot Cut or Straight Leg TOWELS JEANS theatre Janet Gwilliam presents Shirley Lauritzen with a lifetime membership certificate to the Sanpete Community Theatre for her outstanding service Mikkelson, Carl Purcell demonstrates n productions. ORCHESIS dancers included Delores President; Chavez, Deonna; Five Page Crib corner members Tammey Boyer, Stacey Warner, Jamie Ellis, Allison Butterfield, Julie Jackson, Lisa Moulton. Suzy Davis, Beth Smith, Stephanie Wilson, Carolyn Hickman, Janeen Moore, Shawna Rawlings, Teri Allmendinger, and Amber Bumgardner. Performing with the group with year are Randal Hobbs, David Walker, Shane Wrigley and Steve Andrus. Dancers from Mrs. Witts Fourth Grade include: David Anderson, Ben Willardson, Brad Moulton, Burl Willardson, Sharon Peterson, Megan Peterson, Cadee Hansen, Tonya Williams, Wendy Jorgensen, Crystal Cox, Suzette Willardson, Uristine Higham and Bryan Moulton. Ticket information can be obtained by calling Snows Public exInformatin Office tension 350. depicted in the painting. A slide reproduction of the painting will be incorporated into the piece which wilx feature costumes designed by well-know- Pyramid n Carl Purcell, EPHRAIM Utah artist and Snow College art professor, demonstrated his watercolor technique before a "full house at Provos Utilities Building recently. The large room was filled to dinner may be purchased from Roma Ivory or Edna Christensen in capacity, with many standing for the Fountain Green or from Louise Rees entire evening, Carl said, "and I in Wales. Tickets will not be sold had an excellent opportunity to tell the Snow College story, including after 6 p.m Thursday', May 10. A musical program will be information about our Summer presented by five couples from the Snow Art Workshop. Purcell holds a Master of fine arts Ephraim 1st Ward. The Moroni Stake Relief Society is degree from Brigham Young in charge of the food, the Stake University and has taught art for the the past ten years at Snow. furnish will Primary the will be by Carl has won numerous prizes for decorations, serving priesthood, tickets and program by his paintings at such places at the Utah State Fair and the Springville the Young Women. Those attending the banquet are National Show. He has paintings exhibited in the Lido Gallery in asked to bring their own dishes. Provo and Park City and the Sullivan Gallery in Salt Lake, and CARD OF THANKS has won many awards for this work. We should like to express our thanks and appreciation to all our friends and relatives who so kindly remembered us at the time of the death and funeral service of my husband, Vurl Morgan, for the many FAIRVIE- W- Mr. and Mrs. J. cards, letters, calls; the beautiful Edwin Miner are elated over the flowers and food, and to the Relief arrival of a new grandson born on Society, the choir, and all who took April 12 in Dallas, Tex. to Evan and part in the service. We are truly Hally Jacobsen. Maternal grandgrateful. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacobson of Fountain Green. Sincerely, Merline Morgan and daughters, Mrs. Miner spent a few weeks in Claudine Anderson Dallas visiting with the Jacobsons Vanese Stock and getting acquainted with the new Linda Larsen arrival. Spring dance concert slated May 17, 18 performing The 1!)X1 Social News golden wedding to !), Julie BED SPREADS & COMFORTERS OQ off Ann Luke Bowen, Stage Manager, and MORONI Shanna Christensen, announces the arrival of Lola Cabbage Eunice, .an Original Patch Kid, on April 25. The little girl was born April 11 at Babyland General Hospital in Cleveland, GA. and was adopted from an orphanage in Seattle April 21. The doll which had been ordered in October 1983 by Mrs. Christensens son, Paul, as a Christmas present for his mother, came with designer jeans and a dress. The orphanage had some reservations about the adoption since Mrs. Christensen is a working mother, but arrangements for child care have been made with the Moroni Turkey Processing Plant. A little brother for the new doll has also been ordred by Mrs. Christensens son for Mothers Day. Ladies SLACKS & PURSES YOU MAY BE A WINNER! DRAWING SAT., 4:30 P.M. 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