| OCR Text |
Show Thursday, November 15, 1990 e, Messenger-Enterpris- Page 3 Mayfield native named to Dugway directorship Dr. William C. Christiansen, a native of Mayfield, has been named director of the d newly-forme- Technical Analysis and Information Center at Dugway Proving Ground. Dr. Christiansen was born and raised in Mayfield, attended Manti High School, Snow College, Utah State University and received his doctorate degree at Iowa State University. His wife is the daughter of Mrs. Lida Edmunds of Manti. The new director has been a physical scientist at Dugway for the past five years, and recently was a project coordinator. This Joint Chiefs of Staff project has the mission to solve operational problems with fielded equipment for the armed forces with worldwide responsibilities. One of the centers major projects was the modernization of defensive weapons for and 6 aircraft. The project involved resources from Dugway Proving Ground, Tooele Army Depot, Hill Air Force Base, Eglin AFB, Fla. and Nellis AFB, Nev. F-1- 5 F-1- The service Dugway Proving Ground provides to the joint services will continue to be essential to the deterrent effectiveness of the armed forces, Christiansen said. His organization directs the . installations Technical Information Center, Computer Automated ChemBio Data Library, Foreign Intelligence Office and the Special Security Office. Dr. Christiansen receives guidance from the Pentagon Joint Staff in Washington, DC. His office coordinates defensive testing for four branches of the armed forces. During the past two years he has reported test results to the Defense Department in the Pacific, Central and Western Commanders-in-Chie- Europe, f the Pentagon, and Southern Commands. He the Central received Commendation Awards from Dr. William C. Christiansen Admiral Leonard Perry, CINC-PACommander, General performers at the Holiday Extravaganza in Gunnison, Nov. 24 at C George Akin, Army TECOM Commander, as well as from the Commander and Scientific Director of Dugway Proving Ground. He also earned Outstanding Performance Appraisal and was presented a cash stipend for superior contributions to the deterrent capabilities of the Defense Department. Before joining the civil service work force, Christiansen served in the Air Force, where he was in charge of the Aircraft Officer Maintenance and Vera Wintch stands beside her late mother, Evelyn Wintch's old wedding dress during Manti Senior Citizen's Heritage 90-ye- ar Festival. BY BRUCE Guided Missile Training School. After his military service, he was director of the international at Iowa State and University University of Florida. He also was head of the agriculture department at Snow programs College. Dr. Christiansen and his wife live in Holladay, Utah, where they are the owners of the Arapian Arabian Stables with a string of 25 Arabian horses. They have two sons: Earl, a vice president of a food company in California, and Dale, a bank vice president, in Arizona. Their JENNINGS Senior Citizens brought some of their most prized possessions family heirlooms - to the Heritage Festival at their center this week. - Operational Training and -- Some of the items were more than a century old and all had something to tell about the things people cherished years ago and chose to hand down to their children and grandchildren. For instance, there was the wedding dress that Vera Wintch brought to the festival. It was the wedding dress her mother, Evelyn Wintch wore 90 or so years ago. only daughter, Lori, and husband Chris are students at Utah State University. Matthew Troy Kevin Cox, son of Kevin Bartholomew and the late Glenn L. Bartholomew, of Ephraim, has been called to serve in the Philippines San Pablo Mission. four-yea- graduate of Manti Seminary. Elder Cox will be entering the MTC on Nov. 28 for three announced yesterday by President Bush." Maj. Bob Nelson said, involvement of Utahs Guard Guard ppnsists of the Utah Army and Dalaine Valley Arts third annual Holiday Extravaganza. The Joe Muscolino Band, formerly a regular feature at the Hotel Utah Roof Garden, -- Park Lodge at Deer Valley, and Governors Balls, has been a favorite in Utah for over ten years. The band will perform Saturday, November 24 in Gunnison, at precisely 8:01 p.m. According to Lori Nay, event chairman, other entertainment will also be there, including Richfield Community Chorus and Ensemble, led by Ken Chamberlain, performing holiday favorites. Also part of the event will be exhibits of artwork by local artists, and of Regional fireside set for single adults Nov. 18 Dr. Robin Steed , a specialist in learning styles and neuropsychology, who is presently on the staff at BYU, will be the featured speaker at the Regional Single Adult Fireside November 18, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. The Fireside will be held at the Ephraim 1st and 5th Ward. Steeds presentation will Being Your Best Self, Releasing Your Potential and Learning Styles. All single adults are invited. Dr. be on Manti Literary Club News Manti Ladies Literary Club Annual Day will be Nov. 15th in the club rooms. Program: Changing Roles of Women. Refreshments served by social committee. Emergency Numbers Manti - 911, Ephraim course, an abundance of good cheer and holiday fun." Senator Orrin Hatch Hosts the Sixth Annual UTAH WOMEN'S CONFERENCE 1990 DiscovERiivq The DivERsiiy ANd UiviTy of Women" Friday, November 16, 1990 Salt Palace and Symphony Hall Salt Lake City Citizens Menus Menus for the coming week 3rd ward, Ephraim Stake Center, at 12:20 p.m. now slated for activitation p Councils There was a doll buggy dating back to 1911, books, dishes, lamps, baskets, chairs, shoes - the festival a gallery of antiques, a nostalgic return to the past. Manti Senior No Utah Guard units call-u- the Gunnison - Ticket information is on a separate ad in this weeks issue. Proud grandparents are Barbara and Boyd Rollins of Mesa.ArizonaandDoralynnM. Richardson of Manti. Troy is a graduate of Manti High School where he was active r in sports and he is also a man Before the dive that often keeps you under until spring, celebrate the season with buffet dining, and dance to the big band sound of saxophone man Joe Muscolino and his band at Andersons Betty er is. contribution was a kitchen clock, a wedding gift, now a family heirloom thats still running after 90 years. (Richardson) Rollins of Mesa, Arizona welcomed a beautiful baby girl into their home on October 30, 1990, and have chosen to name her Brooklin. She was born in the Mesa Lutheran Hospital and weighed 9 lbs. 1 oz. Brooklin is the first child for Matt and Dalaine. and Sandra Cox of Ephraim, Grandson of Max and Melva Cox of Manti and Aileen be activated as part of the 100,000 mid-wint- greatly appreciated. Clark Benson, Jr. Janet Benson Hatfield Troy Kevin Cox called to serve in the Philippines San Pablo Mission Utah National Guard units will There was the 100 year old zither that George Brox had played at dances and programs in the long ago. LaRita Royce brought a radio, one of the first to come to Manti, the prized possession of her grandmother, Ann Harry. The family of W. Clark Benson wishes to acknowledge and express their love and appreciation to the many friends and neighbors who have been so kind and caring to dad for so many years. Your expressions of sympathy, with food, flowers and many other services are LDS Missions A spokesman for the Utah National Guard said today that there is no indication that any The hectic holiday season leads to stress and exhaustion. Experts say that many of us suffer depression brought on by trying to do the holidays right, whatever that Card of Thanks Called to Serve weeks before going to the mission in the Philippines. Elder Coxs farewell will be on Nov. 18, 1990 in the Ephraim event will feature big name band Pre-holid- ay Historical items displayed at Seniors Heritage Festival Manti 8:01 p.m. at the Manti Senior Citizen Center are as follows: Fri. Nov. 16: Roast turkey dressing, whipped potatoes gravy, cranberry sauce, candied yams, waldorf salad, pumpkin pie, milkjuice Tues. Nov. 20: Meatloaf pattyonion, steamed rice, glazed carrots, Jello parfait wfruit, bread, butter, milkjuice Wed. Nov. 21: Beef stew w vegetables, cottage cheese w Featuring Erma Bombeck Author & Humorist Sample Workshop Topics - units already in the Persian Gulf and the volunteer Air Guard crews which continue their Desert Shield rotation. Nelson indicated that recent fruit, applesauce, cookie, news reports suggesting a cornbreadbutterhoney, milk likelihood of an additional Utah juice Guard call-uare speculative Thurs. Nov. 22: and not supported by official Thanksgiving Holiday! Day information. Center also closed Fri. Nov. 'Writes of Passage - nationally recognized authors discuss writing from an individual s perspective. Women in Politics - local and national female politicians talk about today's political environment. O And many other exciting forums p REGISTRATION FOR 23. 3 Name' Approved Credit to All! Manti Library Board Meeting Personal loan, debt consolidation The Manti Library Board will meet Tuesday, Nov. 20th at the library. The public is invited. to $50,000. No collateral or credit needed, Call Nov. 1 6 Emergency Numbers 911, Ephraim Manti -- Home Address City State Zip e Daytime Phone Occupation . Enclosed o check for or money order tor (Please include oil above Information for other attendees (use separate sheet It necessary) Registration Is $20 00 pet person. Cost includes lunch and conference materials Registration is on a basis Five days cancellation notice required for refund Please make check payable to Utah Women's Conference Mail check or money order with form to. Utah Women's Conference Post Office Box 11396 Salt Lake City, UT B4147 regstration(s) ) - I |
