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Show Page 8 Messenger-Enterpris- Thursday, June 24, 1999 e Joseph Patrick Gabriel Vonda Geneta Peterson Merriam Vonda Geneta Peterson Merriam, loving wife, mother and grandmother, returned to her .Heavenly Father, and her eternal companion, on June 15, 1999 at the age of 88, following complications of a stroke. She was born January 10, 191 1, to John J. and Nelzina Marie Peterson, in Manti, Utah. Married Edgar Merriam June 10, 1930. Sealed April 15, 1950 in the Manti LDS Temple. Vonda lived and raised her 10 children in Manti, Utah. She was a loving mother and grandmother, teaching her children love and responsibility and the joy of hard work. Vonda was extremely talented with her hands. She taught mot only her children these talents, ' but her grandchildren as well. She e and made created ; gifts ifor her whole family for Christmas, sometimes giving up to 10 quilts per Christmas. She was known as Grandma Merriam throughout the neighborhood, always having homemade cookies for the neighborhood children. Vonda and her husband always cured their own meat, teaching her son and grandson the fam-il- y recipe. No one ever left Vondas house hungry. Vonda was a talented writer and author of many stories published in the Saga of the Sanpitch. Vonda had a great capacity for love. Her greatest love was her family who deeply loved her in return. She never had a lot of material things, but was completely content and happy with her life. hand-mad- ; ; Ward. He was a high priest. Joseph served in a tank battalion in the infantry in World War II in the African campaign. Vonda Merriam She will be greatly missed by her family and friends. She is survived by nine living children: Mary Ursenbach, Mt. Pleasant; Drew (Joy) Merriam, Manti; Connie (Toy) Hansen, Taylorsville; Anna May Thomas, Manti; Wayne (Debra) Merriam, Sante, Calif.; Vonda Rae Poulsen, West Valley City; Diana (Dennis) Clark, Riverton; Burdell (Marsha) Merriam, Cedar City'; and Jo L nn (Richard) Lund, Tucson, Ariz.; 23 grandchildren; and two 3 1 Vonda also had three very special adopted daughters, Jean, Sandy and Suzann. She was preceded in death by her husband; daughter, Louise Rump; two grandchildren; three sister and brothers. Funeral services were held Friday, June 8, 999 in the Manti Tabernacle. Burial was in the Manti City Cemetery under the direction of Ursenbach Funeral sons-in-la- 1 1 Home. Your dog. Our news. For over 113 years, we have printed the news that affects Sanpete County. We are the oldest surviving business in the county and the second-oldenewspaper in the state! st Your best source for local news! (435) 835-424- By profession, he was a tool and diemaker in Brea, California. Joseph also made beautiful clocks (grandfather, cuckoo and specialty ones.) He was a willing instrument in the hands of God. Joseph is someone to remember for his lov- - application by mail from the: Six County Association of Governments Housing Department P.O. Box 820 Richfield, Utah 84701 e, Inc. Manti, Utah 1 Joseph Gabriel ing attitude toward his fellowman. He is survived by his wife, PORK ROASTS Raymond Gabriel. Funeral services will be held in the Manti Tabernacle Friday, June 25 at 12:00 noon. Friends may call from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Interment will be in the Manti City Cemetery with military honors. USDA Choice Beef, Boneless, Sirloin TIP ROASTS Jennie-0- 2000, the inability of some computers to recognize the date change to the next millennium may cause the temporary failure of some automation A lot of time and money systems. has been expended to prepare for the Y2K phenomena. The full extent of the problem is yet to be determined and it may not be fully understood until the turn of the century. Regardless, it is prudent to be prepared for whatever may happen. What You Should Do Probably the most important message, regarding Y2K, is that NO ONE SHOULD PANIC With some planning, everyone should be able to overcome any Y2K problem which may occur The Social Security Administration has announced that Y2K will not prevent the normal di.trihntinn nf monthly social security checks. All major banks do not anticipate anv problems Following are recommended suggestions for each person in the event of a d disruption: Have a supply of food, water, warm clothing and working flashlights available. Prescription medications need to be adequate for at least two weeks after January 2000 Plan to avoid unnecessary travel on January , 2000. Have a full tank of gasoline in your car. Know how and when to turn off your utilities (water, power, gas) Organize family, friends or church members with whom you may share ideas and resources Draft a plan for your family. short-live- Fresh, No. ek 1 1 O.. I Diana Snow Western Family, Regular or Mini of all who knew her. tk MARSHMALLOWS., is. She was highly intelligent and graduated with honors from Phillips College at the top of her class. She was happiest with the simple pleasures of life including working in her home and garden, caring for her animals, worshipping in the temple and attending church services, and spending time with her family and friends. She was known for her dedication to her work, and for her abilities. Flav-R-Pa- Z:T tk Asstd, Frozen c, ,s.zQlr $400 VEGETABLES Meadow Gold, Asstd mJi SHERBET nn Asstd PEPSI PRODUCTS Log Cabin, Regular $OQQ or Lite SYRUP termountain west area already this year. The four cases of HPS in New Mexico have all proven fatal. The other three victims, two in Arizona and one in Idaho, have survived, reported Resendes. Hantavirus is spread by rodents to humans. The Hantavirus presence worsens after mild winters and wetter than usual springs. With greater than normal rainfall this spring, the rodent populations will likely increase, added Ragu, Asstd 1 PASTA SAUCE La Victoria, Asstd, Thick n Chunky SALSA La Victoria, Red Mild, Green or Medium nl 70 99 TACO SAUCE Resendes. The Central Utah Public Health Department reminds everyone to exercise extra caution when entering and cleaning areas that have been unoccupied or unventilated throughout the winter months particularly when the area is known to have been infested with rodents. Skippy, Chunky or Creamy PEANUT BUTTER .. AAa i2s.zUUp BLEACH OR FREE WPURCHASE OF FRESH START Prices effective Wed., June 23 Your nJi Clorox, Regular Scent - Tue., June 29 Hours best source Monday-Saturda- of local news! y 8 a.m.-9p.CLOSED SUNDAY RIMKHTO 1 fsuchnservices as Power and gas are not available, on January 1, 2000, the Six County Senior Nutrition Programs will not be able to prepare or deliver meals. As an alternative a liquid meal supplement. Ensure, will be available until any potential problems are solved. At this time we are not anticipating any problems with regular service. We do encourage you to have enough food on handfor a two-weperiod and to follow the above mentioned recommendations tk 7 IT CANTALOUPE 1 What Your Six County Area Agency On AHng W ill Do RQ ST LONDON BROIL Health Department urges Hantavirus caution 1, RQ USDA Choice Beef, Boneless LDS Temple. She is survived by her husband Ted; her parents. Gene and Bernice Barlow; a brother and his wife, Carl and Kathy Barlow; a sister and her husband, Sharon and Sean Clay; and several nieces and What is Y2K? Festive TURKEY HAMS plications of diabetes. She was born on November 16, 1959 to Gene and Bernice Barlow in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Married to Ted Snow on May 13, 1995 and sealed May 17, 1996 in the Manti pos-sibili- ty , Dir Jt Ji"J PORK CHOPS Diana Lynn Snow, loving cleaning of garages, cabins and campers comes the increased of Hantavirus exposure warns Robert Resendes, Health Officer for the Central Utah Public Health Department. There have been seven identified cases of Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS) in the in- - . John Morrell, Quarter Loin ife and eternal companion of Ted Snow, Manti, returned to her Father in Heaven on June 17, 1999 at the age of 39, following com- With the spring and summer tk Fresh, Picnic Nora, Manti and two sons of his previous marriage, Lawrence and vv loved her faith. She was loved by many and will be missed by all. She had many talents that included sewing, cooking and especially the celebration of any birthday and holiday. She was known for her way of reaching out to many persons in her neighborhood and at work, touching the hearts 1 896-922- 2, Diana Lynn Snow X2K INFORMATION FOR SF.NinPS On January low-inter- Latter- Relief Society presidency and 35 S. Main The Six County Association of Governments is accepting applications for Rehabilitation loans for home owners. These loans are based on income guidelines by the State of Utah. Low to moderate income, elderly, or disabled families may qualify. If you live in the Six County area, including Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier and Wayne counties, and think that you might qualify for one of these loans, applications are available at the Six County Community Development Office - Housing Department, at the Sevier County Courthouse, 250 North Main, Room 9, or call extension. 2 . You may request an Janell Blake at (435) August 28, 1990. Joseph became a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Saints in the United States -day America. He served as a stake of missionary in Brea, California. When he moved to Manti he was a Home Teacher in the Manti 4th nephews. Diana was a joy to all who knew' her. She was a sharing and giving person. She served in the Messenger-Enterpris- PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Joseph Patrick Gabriel, 80, was released from this mortal existence and called home by his Heavenly Father on June 22, 1999. Joseph was born on the Azores Islands, Portugal on April 14, 1919 to Maria de Ceude Fraga and Antonio Jose Gabriel Junior. He married Nora Vas Dias in the Manti LDS Temple (for time) Manti High School Gal&l!&V Volleyball Camp June 29, 30, July 1,2 at 8 a.m. in the MIIS gym. Girls 7-- 12 WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU grade welcome! $40.00 Questions? Contact Coach Teresa Justice 3 or Coach Haylee Maylett 1 835-631- 35 East Union 835-859- s Manti 835-880- 0 |
