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Show November 11, 1998 - The Pyramid Class of 1941 holds class reunion Tips offered to help youth in our communities succeed LOGA- N- As parents, grand- parents and other adults concerned about the youth in the community, one might wonder what to do to help them succeed. Recently, Utah State University released a few tips than anyone can do as an individual to interact with young people and help them succeed. Smile at kids. Acknowledge them while passing them in the community. Learn the names of young people in the neighborhood or congregation and say "hi" regularly. Take an interest in the activities of young adults. Talk to them about their interests. Young people need support from caring adults outside their family. Help them feel important. Ashton Abel Casto Washburn, Support community efforts to son of Jeff and Sheila Washsee youth as resources rather than burn, Mt. Pleasant, celebrated problems. Help others see them his first birthday Nov. 11, 1998. as resources rather than liabiliGrandparents are Kurt and ties. Sheela Matthia, Florence, OR; Recognize people who are Mark and Jackie Washburn, dedicating their time to children and young adults. Sometimes Pleasant Grove. are Louise and Herman teachers or volunteers in youth Great-grandpare- organizations are no recognized for the vital role they play. Involve youth in the decisions that affect them, in the home, church, school and community. Nielson, Fairview. MT. PLEASAN- T- The Moroni High School class of 1941 recently held their class reunion at the Horseshoe Mountain Restaurant. Those in attendance were Wendell Anderson, Rhea Black-haSorenson; Revis Christesen, Fremont Martin, Kay Hansen, Ray Black-haGideon Jolley, Craig Davis, Adria Jacobson Munk, Harold Thomas, Hanna Ivory Wetmore, Izola Jacobson Blackham; Enid Seeley Martin, Mildred Allred Mower, Cherill Johnson Carlson, Ruth Nelson Harmer, LaRue Draper Brotherson and Lenna Johnson Larson. m They have creative ideas and great energy. Involving them leads to good decisions that they will support. Volunteer to work with young people. Give some time to them, their future is everyones future. Provide good work environments for young people as an employer. Employers can build character and skills in them as they mentor, foster initiative, and compliment good work. Support policies that allow employed parents needed flexibility to be involved in the lives of their children. Employers that give parents flexibility in work schedules so that they can attend a parent-teachconference or take a child to the doctor are strengthening adolescents by supporting the family. When one hears about youth violence, teen pregnancy and substance abuse, the problems can seem too big to do anything about them. But everyone can make a difference by being youth builders in homes, neighborhoods, schools, congregations, workplaces and communities. Such individual efforts will add up to a positive future for young people. FY Museum to exhibit art collection FAIRVIE- Kirston Ann Perry, daughter of John C. and Colleen Perry, Fairview, received her Young Womanhood Recognition Award in the Fairview LDS Ward, Nov. 1. First Moroni Seniors MORON- I- Senior Citizen activities for the month of November are as follows: Nov. 13, there will be bingo at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 17, an ear clinic will be held from 11 a.m. to 12 noon. Nov. 19, there will be a Thanksgiving dinner at noon. 5 for Call the center at reservations. RSVP by Nov. 17. Nov 26 and 27, the center will be closed for Thanksgiving Holidays. 436-827- A ft r Cancer screening to be provided at .A MISSIONARIES Compare and save on mens suits "The New Store" )) IK' Integrated Networks YM 435-4- 1 71 - To Concerned Parent, Please, please, contact Mrs. Dovey, ext. 229. 462-245- 2 Benjamin Dan Eicher, son of Don and Kathleen Eicher, returned Fairview, recently from the Chile Osorno LDS Mission. He will speak in the Fairview First LDS Ward on Sunday, Nov. 15 at 10:50 a.m. Grandparents are Ray and Rena Eicher, Fairview. T- lic Health Department, in conjunction with the CDC and the Utah Cancer Control Program will be doing a Cancer Screening Clinic on Monday, Nov. 23, at the Public Health Department, 20 South 100 West. Pap smears and breast exams will be conducted free of charge or at a reduced fee depending upon income. For an appointment 462-244- 9. If "The New Store" ogo Christmas Birthday Wedding Baby - Teen Special Occasions print-makin- g, health department Benefit concert to MT. PLEASANThe Pub- call GIFTS The Museum of History and Art is holding an exhibition of landscape paintings titled Pastoral Utah: Artwork from the Utah State Fine Arts Collection, until Dec. 3. Museum hours are Monday through Saturday from 10 to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. The State of Utah has been collecting artworks created by Utah artists1 Since 1899 when the ' legislature established the Utah Art Institute which was the forerunner of the Utah Arts Council. The first such state arts council in America. Today, the collection numbers over 1 100 works and includes oil paintings, watercolor, photography, mixed media, crafts and sculpture. The scenes of pastoral Utah represent a nostalgia for a landscape that is rapidly vanishing. Rural areas have been painted by many Utah painters as well as artists visiting the state and all have been intrigued and inspired by the beauty of the land. Each artist has expressed an individual response with sensitivity and variety to the serenity of pastoral regions. M Blue jeans to jewelry Kitchen to office supply Cosmetics to computers Appliances to tires Laundry & personal care needslp Diapers hygiene products 1 be held for Shearer family and MFamily welfare the for concerned friends of the Shearer family are throwing a benefit dinner and concert in their behalf Nov. 17, at 7 p.m., in the LDS Institute. Unexpected hospital bills have put the couple into debt. The cost is based on what one is willing to donate. The concert will begin at 8 p.m., featuring Ascension and LD singers. Anyone who cannot attend may make donations to the friends of Snow College account at the Bank of Ephraim, account ft 10020342. EPHRAI- Among red deer, the male is called a hart, the female, a hind and their offspring a calf. Food supplements & botanicals V o k i MT. PLEASAN- 462-246- Leroy Hooper, son of Scott and Vera Lusty, Orem; Gail and Wilma Potter, Farm- ington. are. Gene and Clarine Davis, West Valley City; Ruby Potter, Farmington. Crib Corner bv Jessie Oldrovd FOUNTAIN GREE- N- Scott and Christine Cook announce the birth of their son. Kellett Scott, on Oct. 28, 1998, in the Central Valley Hospital, Nephi. Grandparents are Frank and Beryl Cook, Moroni; Marlene Holman, Manti; and the late Gary Holman. are Euleda Cook, Fountain Green; Lillis Kellett, Moroni; and LaRue Holman, Moroni. ts Nominations accepted for military academies PROVO Congressman Chris Cannon recently announced that while his office is still accepting applications for nomination to the United States military academies, the Nov. 30, cutoff is fast approaching. All those interested in applying for nomination to the Armys West Point Academy, the Naval Academy or the Air Force Academy should contact DeeDee Rose in Congressman Cannons office 0 at (801) or 379-250- (435)896-283- 0; 283-631- 436-827- 6. 5. Bread, butter, milk or juice be served throughout the month unless otherwise noted. Nov. 12. cook's choice; Nov. 13. baked ham. baked potato with sour cream, green beans, peaches and fruit cake. Nov. 17, hamburger patty or liver with onions, au gratin potatoes, mixed vegetables, fruit salad and cookie. Nov. 18, navy beans and ham, cheese and celery stick, with fruit and cookie. jell-- o Nov. 19. roast turkey with dressing, whipped potatoes with gravy, cranberry sauce, candied yams, waldorf salad and pumpkin will 1. FG news FOUNTAIN GREE- N- Kaleb Bailey, son of John and Karolyn Bailey, Fountain Green, received his name and blessing by his father Nov. 1, in the Fountain Green Second LDS Ward. Grandparents are Carolyn B. Pugmire, Fountain Green; the late Paul Bailey and Karl and Diane Kelley, Fairview. Don pie. Nov. 21, roast beef, potatoes and gravy, green beans, gingerbread with topping and applesauce. Nov. 24, meatloaf and mushroom gravy, scalloped potatoes, baked squash and fruit dessert. Nov. 25. lasagna, tossed green salad, orange slice, garlic bread and tapioca pudding. Nov, 26 and 27, closed for Thanksgiving Holidays. ... annual Veterans Day program will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 10:30 a.m., at the Daughters of Utah Pioneer (DUP) grounds. If the weather is cold, it will be held in the Elementary School. The program is presented by the Fountain Green Elementary students and teachers, and the Uinta Camp DUP. The .1. Schulze; Burt counselor; Farl SANPETE COUNT- Y- Congregate meals for senior citizens will be served at the Moroni and Ephraim Senior Citizen Centers Tuesday through Thursday. Bring own dishes. Reservations need to be made by 9 a.m. on the day attending. To make reservations in Ephraim call or in Moroni call al Senior Citizen Thanksgiving Dinner will be held Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 6 p.m., in the center. Reservations are required by Monday, Nov. 16, by noon. In order to get an accurate count of those wishing to attend contact one of the following: Bernice Coates at 9 Leona Besser at or Dorothy Jensen at Heat assistance sign up will be Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 9 a.m. Bring financial statements, utility bills and medical bills. They are necessary in determining those who qualify. For those who are homebound and wish to apply for heat assiscall Coleen Hess at tance, 462-269- Aaron and Holly Hooper, Pahrump, NV, celebrated his first birthday Oct. 30, 1998. Grandparents are, Randy and Debi Lusty; Jon and Gailene Hooper, all of Spring City. are, Dan and Jean Rydalch, Magna; named the new Christopher Senior Menus The annu- T- 462-214- Great-grandparen- ts W- fhm 1 MP Seniors Gavin Pace Three :r? The Fountain Green Second LDS Ward recently presidency. New officers are (left to right): Snijman, secretary; Chad Puginire; Brian Oldroyd, president; Claude P. Mecham, first Bailey, second counselor; and Darrin Owens. er - Historical Society grants awards Every calling is great when greatly pursued. -- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. There are 100 varieties of goldfish. The only race in which most people pick the winner is an election. Laurence J. Peter SPRING CIT- Y- Friends of Historic Spring City recently received a grant for $835 to use toward their historic home guide booklet. The grant was awarded by The Utah State Historical Society. The grant, which will begin on Jan. 1, 1999, will assist volunteer efforts to document, preserve, research, and collect Utah prehistory and history. sister plays a special part in happy memories that stay in your heart." "A Happy 60th Birthday! 1. To attend one of the military academies, individuals must be nominated by their Members of Congress. However, given the late winter nomination deadlines set by the academies, the interviewing and screening process must begin in December. Your Sis Tableware Oneida Silverware Cookware - Stemware Satisfaction Guaranteed The man with power but without conscience, could, with an eloquent tongue, if he cared for nothing but his own power, put this whole country into a flame. Woodrow Wilson Wedding lists available Integrated Network VM71 i UPS delivvery to your door Integrated Network 435-445-33- L VM71 1 Local owner satisfaction guaranteed "To The Voters" ; Integrated Network J VM7 1 6244 438-44- 3356 (f KIofriSHBeeKiv 51 jiRAVEML2I1 350 Colleen Morley Travel Agent E. 100 South, Moroni 436-836- 5 Nothing motivates employees or customers like a vacation! Morris Travel can make driveaway vacations, plus all flights & cruises. Call your local travel agent - Colleen Morley for on or fax any inquiries to Cruises at Specials 436-836- 5 436-844- 3. Thanks so very much for your support on November 3rd. A double thanks to all those who helped in so many ways. I will continue to serve in my position as County Assessor with fairness and accuracy to the very best of my ability. Thanks again, Steven B. Kjar Dr. Roger L. Hicks is pleased to announce the opening of his practice in Mt. Pleasant to provide Orthodontic Services (braces, etc.) beginning Saturday, November 7 Appointments maybe made by calling Dr. Todd Lee 's office at 462-380- 0, 1055 South Medical Drive. |
