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Show Messanger-Enterprts- Community Weddings f Ephraim Senior Citizens News . Ephraim senior citizens enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner at the Snow College cafeteria Thursday, Nov. 15th and were entertained with a musical program under the direction of Mrs. Helen Thurston. Vocal selections were performed by Barbara F. Barton, Lee Thurston, Heidi Esplin will marry R . Todd Mdcfarlane Nov. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Esplin of Cedar City are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Heidi, to R. Todd Macfarlane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Macfarlane on Manti. They will be married Friday, November 23, 1984 in the St. George LDS Temple. i 4 t t t i Heidi is a graduate of Cedar City High School and has attended Southern Utah State College. She is employed at the Valley View Medical Center in Cedar City. W vc 1 u 1 4 f-- ; Todd graduated from Manti High Seniors are reminded to make their reservations by Thursday, Dec. 6th ith Beulah Clark or Vera Jensen. Ml seniors over the age of 60 are invited to a noon luncheon on Monday, Dec. 3rd at the Snow College Cafeteria as guests of the Ephraim Rotary Club. A program u ill be furnished by the LD Singers Ironi the LDS Institute. The Ephraim Senior Citizens will hold their December dinner party Friday December 7th at 6 p.m. at the Snow College cafeteria. A fine musical program is being arranged by an Ephraim First Ward group Richard and Bonnie Nielson; David and Carolyn Wallingford; Garth and Marie Beacham; David and Janene Strate and Robert and Nancy Oliver. Air Force Reserve Airman 1st Class Chris J. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Nelson of Ephraim, Utah, has graduated from the U.S. Air Force munitions maintenance jwa Of f: SHASTA LEE NELSON HI! My name is Shasta Lee Nelson. I celebrated my very first birthday on November 20th. 1 ev en got a birthday rake but I had to share It vs Ith my big brother, Matthew Mark w ho Is three and my daddy and mommy, Mark and Julie Nelson. I have a grandma in Manti, Maurine Nelson and a j ' grandma and grandpa In Gunnison, Kent and Carla Crandall. They all love me verv much. Hold! Esplin and R. Todd Macfarlana earned credits toward an associate degree through the Coinnmmiv College of the Air Force. also Colorado, During the course, students were taught to inspect, assemble and dispose of explosive munitions. They New Arrivals Completes basic training at Fort McClellan, Ala. Nelson is scheduled to serve with the 419th Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Hill Air force Base. Utah. course at Lowry Air Force Base, Pfo. Forrest L. Olsen, son of Patricia C. and Lee R. Olsen of Waukegan. Illinois, has completed He is a 1984 graduate of Manti High School, Manti, Utah. vtmmmcM T1 Daren Lee Harmon Its another baby boy for Joel and Lynda Harmon of Manti. On October 28, 1984, Daren Lee Harmon was born in the Sanpete Valley Hospital in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. He weighed 7 lbs. 7 oz. and even had dark hair. Little Darling Daren is the 4th son for the Harmons, his older brothers r - Mr. Nilsson is a 1975 graduate of BYU and received his physical therapy training at the Houston Medical Center in Texas. Originally from American Fork, Utah, Mr. Nilsson has spent the last seven years as Director of Physical and Respiratory Therapy at Duchesne County Hospital in Roosevelt, Utah. O Mark brings with him expertise in both physical and respiratory therapy and will be utilizing his skills and outin providing both Gunnison at both services patient and Sanpete Valley Hospitals. Physical therapy includes the restoration of functional abilities, strength and joint mobility lost or impaired through injury, illness or surgery. This is accomplished through the use of exercise training and therapeutic modalities. Mark says he is very pleased with the modern physical therapy equipment available for patient treatment in the local hospitals. Mr. Nilsson says his special interests in physical therapy include sports medicine, cardiac fitness and X ' t Barry X V M '. - ; f Vx ' h VVV-,.- vi nSVOV1 , ...j vv J t v e Mark Nilxton weight control, pain control and burn treatment. Mark will be a member of the Home Health Agency and as such will be giving physical and respiratory therapy treatments to home-bounpatients. lam excited to be in this area and have found the people to be very friendly to me and my family, Mark said. d Patients who may need physical therapy should contact the hospital and leave a message. The physical therapist will then contact them for an appointment. . 1 i -- .1 i i The Ephraim Middle School traditional Christmas Candlelight program will be held Wednesday and Thursday, December 12 and 13, 1984 starting at 7:30 p.m. at the Ephraim Middle School in Manti. Each night of the performance of a special candle will be presented to a person in the community who is nominated by a community member for service rendered in the spirit of love and friendship. Stanley and Lucille Allen have expressed their thanks at this Thanksgiving season in a unique way. Theyve made and presented to Mayfield Manor, 16 lap robes to be used by the residents. Utahs 40 public school districts enrolled 11,933 more students this past fall than a year ago, according to the annual Fall Enrollment Report released today by the Utah State Board of Education at its meeting in Salt Lake City. The figure brings the grand total enrollment as of Oct. 1, 1984 to 390,141. by Polly Wlllardson Eberhard, Principal, Middle School, 50 Ephraim South Main, extending over the second half of the decade. Don Ulmer, Specialist, School Finance and Business. State Office of Education, stated, The slight drop from our estimates, made last year, was probably due to increased from the state. But the overall trend remains unchanged. For the next few years, explosive growth will be the key element at work in Utah schools." The report documents 1984-8enrollment counts by school district. 5 ciate, Mrs. Ware explained, because it's so very thoughtful of the need of our residents." The lap robes were made of donated materials sewed together and then tied and bound on a quilting frame. Although Mr. Allen is nearly blind and his hands are badly crippled with arthritis, he was able to . Shop at Home , r"0 i . 'V. 4 Mr. and attended for teaching the talented and gifted student. After the reports, parents will discuss plans to organize a group to help the parents in the home and also enrich their childrens school experience. All parents in the Sanpete area are invited to attend. Wall decorations sought V Mr. The Gunnison Valley Hospital has issued a plea for wall pictures or paintings to hang in the patients rooms. They would appreciate the publics support, stated Ruby Shand. Pictures should be taken to the hospital, StanUy Allan cut and sew the blocks that went into making the robes. Mrs. Allen did the tying and binding. The robes are lined with warm blanket material. Mr. and Mrs. Allen began the project last spring, but took time off during the summer for gardening and yard work. South rolls, milk. Tucs. Nov. 27: Chili, crackers, finger foods, apples, scones, honey, milk. cd. Nov. 28: Hamburgers, ceremony. catsup, mustard, lettuce, onion slues, potato rounds, orange slices, muk. Thurs. Nov. 29: Fried chicken, potatoes, gravy, whole kernel corn, celery sticks, hot rolls, butter, milk. X Manti, Utah, no later than Friday, 984. A select November 30. committee of school faculty members will review the nominations and recommend the candle recipients. The Candlelight program will consist of musical selections by the Middle School orchestra, chorus and bands. School enrollment in state up 12,000 The Ephraim Elementary School PTA is sponsoring a meeting in the Ephraim Elementary School Library on Tuesday, November 27 at 7 p.m. Kathy (Mrs. Bruce) Peterson and Elaine Burnham will report on the conference which they have Mayfield School. 1 On Wednesday night the candle w ill be presented to a MantiStcrling resident; on Thursday to a resident of Ephraim. Nominations, which should include a brief description of the individual's life and service, should be sent to Mr. Charles by Brae Jennings n- -' r lot year I Candlelight High Fri. Nov. 23: Vacation Mon. Nov. 26: Beef 'n gravy, whipped potatoes, steamed cabbage. carrot sticks, rolled wheat w. Ephraim Middle School band at lap robes to Mayfield Manor Ephraim Elementary PTA schedules Tuesday meeting t, ! . v Erma Olsen, Manti, Utah. School Lunch Menus y This count is 4,635 less than original estimates, but the report predicts a continuing trend of grow th Stanley Allens contribute Manor residents confined to wheelchairs or sitting In rocking chairs will enjoy the lap robes summer and winter, Macy Ware, nursing supervisor at the Manor, said. It's the kind of gift that both the residents and staff truly appre- American Korea. Nominations sought for annual Yule Candle presentation V I 1 in He is a 1981 graduate of Taegu 4 A , ? iwriColaman diraett.A,, E f I Wnv physical therapy practice t v .'I-'.- McClellan, During the training, students received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid. and Army history and traditions. resides l r, basic training at Fort Alabama. His grandmother. r arc: Joey, 7; Derik 4':, and Jesse John, 23 months. Darens grandparents are: John Leonard and Mcrl Harmon, Manti and Akscl and Donna Tanner, Salem. Daren has one Sarah E. Tanner of Salt Lake City, Utah. Mark Nilsson opens his Mark Nilsson, a registered physical therapist, has recently moved to Sanpete County and has joined David W. Higham in his county-wid- e physical therapy practice. Vu accompanied the singers on the piano and Shirley Bahlman on the saxophone. The group will present a concert lor the public on Tuesday, Nov. 27th at the I DS Institute. Completes training course in Air Force Reserve V School and has filled an LDS mission to Norway. He is attending Southern Utah State College. They will make their home in Cedar City. Birthday Pauline Yardley , K V Poga 3 Babys First Karen Bills. Sheron Andreason and Lari Purcell. Thursday, Novambar22, 1984 a, Among the facts arc that Jordan School District experienced the largest increase, with 2,153 more students than last year. Tintic District recorded the highest rate of increase, 17.17 per cent. Thirty districts reported increases and nine reported decreases. Piute District reported no change at all. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Wanlass Frank and Alma Wanlass called on LDS mission Reacting to last years drop because of the change in entrance date to September 1. this school kindergarten enyear's 1984-8rollment jumped by 3,956, an 11 per cent rise that on a statewide basis is the biggest to occur at any grade level for the past five years. The report also offers racial breakdowns of public school enrollment and a count of enrollment in Utahs private schools which is The report is 4,717 for 1984-85- . prepared under the supervision of Dr. Arthur L. Bishop, Administrative Assistant, School Finance and Business, Utah State Office of Education. Frank and Alma Wanlass of Manti have been called to serve as missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints to labor in the Washington Seattle Mission for a period of 12 months. In addition to their calling to share the gospel w ith nonmembers, they will be asked to spend considerable time in leadership and member work. 5 y They will report to the Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah, on Wednesday, December 12, 1984. A farew ell w ill be held on November 25 at 9 a.m. in the Ward. First-Secon- Notice to Shareholders of the Ephraim Irrigation Co. HI MiThe Treasurer of the Ephraim Irrigation Company will receive payments for the 1984 assessments at her place of residence, 95 West Center, Ephraim, Utah on November 30, 1984 from :30 to 4:30 p.m. and from 7:00 until 9:00 p.m. She will also receive payments on December 1, 1984 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., after which the books will be closed. 1 Support Local businessmen d Colleen Hermansen, Treasurer Ephraim Irrigation Company |