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Show April 9, 1997 - The Pyramid - Page Three Autumn Shumway, Wade Ellertson repeat wedding vows NEPHI-- - Carole Carter, Nephi, and Dennis Shumway, Orem, announce the marriage of their daughter. Autumn, to Wade Ellertson, son of Judy and John Ellertson, Brigham City, on Friday, April 11, 1997, at the Juab County Fairgrounds. A reception will be held in their honor that evening at the fairgrounds from 7 to 9 p.m. The bride graduated from Juab High School and the Von Curtis Academy of Hair Design. She is employed in Provo. The bridegroom graduated from Box Elder High School and is employed in Spanish Fork. Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rawlings and Mrs. Vergie Shumway; and is Mrs. Bemiece Rawlings. Grandparents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Houghton and Mr. and Mrs. Wells Ellertson. The couple will make their home in Mona. pete Life SCT presents Sherlock Holmes comes to dinner & EPHRAI, &, vi is 1 1 1 er Autumn Shumway and Wade Ellertson M- Tickets are on sale until April 12, for Sanpete Community Theaters dinner-theatr- e production of "Sherlock Holmes is Coming to Dinner," which will be performed at 7 p.m., both Friday, April 18 and Saturday, April 19, at the Ephraim Co-oTickets are available from cast members, board members or by calling Cliff Wheeler during the 8 or evenings at day at p. 283-488- 427-929- History Fair announces winners from grades 2 4-1- EPHRAI- M- Winners of the Central Utah Regional History Fair were announced during an award ceremony at Snow College on April 4. Students in grades presented history research projects to compete for the opportunity to advance to the state contest. This year, students were encouraged to explore the Utah Pioneer Sesquicentennial as they addressed the theme, "Triumph and Tragedy in History." The students competed according to their age group in four different categories: historical papers, exhibits, performances and media presentations. Winners from Sanpete are: North Sanpete Middle School Rachel Allred, paper, "Manti Temple," second place; Devon Benincosa, exhibit, "Tucker 48," second place; Brittany Mark-wortmedia, "The Life and Death of Martin Luther King, Jr.," second place; James Niel 4-- h, sen, exhibit, with Jess Bailey, "Homestead Act," third place; Lisle Palmer, performance, with Lisa Jensen, "The Great Compromise," third place; and Kimberly Prue, paper, "Manti Temple," third place. Ephraim Middle School Melanie Whipple, exhibit, with Amanda Lemon, "Mesa Verde Cliff Dwellers," first place. Fountain Green Elementary Kody Anderson, media, with Kade Anderson, James Jakins, and Kyle Morgan, "World War II," third place; Sarah Cowley, media, "Hoover Dam," first place; Kylara Papenfuss, media, with Angie Harris, "Helen Keller," first place; Hailee Ann Rasmussen, media, "John F. Kennedy and the Cuban Missile Crisis," second place; and Joseph Wright, media, with Rhett Larsen and Devin MacKay, "The Plains Indians," second place. ENTIRE HOUSE FOR SALVAGE Make an offer on a 2 bedr., 1 bath, living room, 3nd kitchen home in Mt. Pleasant. Everything goes with the house: fairly new natural gas furnace & water heater, fridge, sinks, stove, tub, toilet, light fixtures, pan- Fairview Elementary Erin Benincosa, exhibit, "Space Shuttle Challenger," third place; and Brittney Daley, paper, "Helen Keller," first place. Spring City Elementary BreeAnn Jensen, paper, "Slavery," second place; and Terry Nielson, exhibit, "World War II," second place. The Central Utah Regional History Fair was presented by the Utah History Fair and the Department of History at Snow College. The Utah History Fair is a program of the Mountain West Center for Regional Studies at Utah State University. It is funded by the Utah Division of State History, the Utah Humanities Council, Utah State University, Brigham Young University and the Utah Pioneer Sesquicentennial Council. Ftn. Green news FOUNTAIN GREE- N- Easter guests at the home of Jessie Oldroyd were S. A. and Renee Jackson, Moore, ID., Robert J. and Orlinda Mower, Sandy, UT., Asa F. and Faun Reynolds, St. and George; Holly Oldroyd friends Kelti Yukino Larsen, Salt Lake City. eling, carpeting, lumber, cabinets and counter, doors, windows, etc. MINIMUM OFFER CALL 462-303- 1 Tina Marie Mitchell, daughter of Bud and Flo Mitchell, Chester, recently returned from the Argentina Buenos Aires South LDS Mission. She will speak in the Sanpitch LDS Ward in Wales on Sunday, April 13 at 10:50 a.m. Clair Poulson to be speaker at Ephraim Library EPHRAI- M- Clair Poulson, a Utah author of LDS fantasy fiction, will be the guest speaker at Ephraim Public Librarys annual Authors Night at 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 16. Poulson has written the "Samuel" series of books. "Samuel: Moronis Young Warrior", "Samuel: Gadiantons Foe", and "Samuel: Thunder in Paradise," are among his works along with his latest book, "Flight from Babel." Poulson resides in Duchesne County with his wife and five children. He has served as Duchesne County sheriff and is currently a part-tim- e judge for the circuit court. His brother, Lynn Poulson, teaches at Snow College. r?nj Jl $1,500 intension tejjfis (Zptah 3. Chicken Kiev tops the menu and will be served at 7 p.m., during a live presentation of piano music. The play will be after performed immediately dinner. Diane Keeler is the play director and cast includes Craig Rasmussen, Cyndi Crabb, Penny Cartwright, John Keeler, Barbara Peterson and Merrill Ogden. Crib Corner FOUNTAIN GREE- N- Scott and Gay Aagard announce the birth of a daughter March 23, 1997, Central Valley Medical Center, Nephi. Grandparents are Vance and Betty Aagard, Fountain Green; Paul and Jewel Bailey. Moroni. closer (So A Our is The play is said to be complete with audience participation and should prove to be both entertaining and surprising. it SCT is a organization whose membership is made up of people from Sanpete County, who pay dues each year. Interested parties may join to share ideas, time to help with a production or other expertise to continue to bring pleasurable, quality events to the residents of the area. non-prof- Moroni seniors MORON- I- Senior citizen activities for the month of Apnl are as follows: April 9, 9 a.m., service trip from Mt. 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