Show A8 Sanpete Messenger Sanpete Pietro-Thom- &msmm as V Wednesday September 15 2004 Valley Edition Messenger-Gunniso- Glen Joseph Allen a Barbara Bailey Barbara Kjar Bailey quietly Utah passed away in Gunnison 10 2004 of natural on Sept causes Barbara was bom on Dec 13 1922 to Ephia and Louis Melroy Kjar in Manti She was the youngest member of the family and was raised by a very loving mother and father with one sister and four brothers In her early years she attended schools in Manti and developed many precious friendships As fate would have it she met a young man from Ephraim who was employed at the Manti movie theater where she also worked They quickly became sweethearts His name was Glenn C Bailey On Mar 20 1942 Barbara and Glenn were married in the Manti Utah Temple They started their life together as residents of the ‘‘old Bailey cabin” on the west side of Ephraim They later moved to their current home and lived there 59 years of a very throughout happy married life Here Barbara and Glenn raised five children who were taught values and principles that were such an important part of their lives Barbara was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Saints and served in many capacities with all her heart and soul She will always be remembered for exemplary compassionate service provided to many people in the church and community As a homemaker Barbara was an excellent cook and de- V Jk kson Joe Thomas and Angle May Pierro tion for the happy Iogm Pinto along nil Ins gitiulpiicnls Steven iind Don so heiio ol millind New llie marriage Mcxiui tiniinuiiLC ol Angie May to Joe Mallow 'Iho1n1sonSit Sept 18 2004 Joe is the son ol Peggy ol Minti ind Brent 1 homis w ol Wales Come ind join in a eelebra- Hall Social above couple at the Fat Jack’s P11 in A pm dance Fphraim reception will be from and will be followed by a II by some chance you didn’t receive an invitation please realize it was an oversight and consider this as one Shepherd-Nielso- ti Glen Barbara Bailey Barbara and Glenn cherished their family above all and spent many days with them teaching them and creating an environment where all felt loved and needed Barbara made life at home an extraordinary experience Traditions were established and carried forward with special emphasis on Christmas Thanksgiving Easter hunting season and mountain camping trips She will be remembered as the mother and grandmother who devoted her entire life to her children and grandchildren always seeking and providing the very best for them all She will always be dearly loved by all members of her family Barbara is survived by one daughter and four sons Mary Lou B (Robert) Gray Foxfield Co Glenn Kenneth (Linda) Bailey Englewood Co Jack M (Camille) Bailey and Tom F (Michelle) Bailey and John C (Kriss) Bailey all of Ephraim one brother Ben Kjar Manti 22 grandchildren and 20 great- lighted in providing many memorable occasions for both family and friends She was very talented in creating handy work and spent countless hours making special crafts and items for her family and friends Joseph Allen Surrounded by his family Glen Joseph Allen of Manti Utah passed from this earth Sept 9 2004 of heart failure in Nephi Utah He was bom June 4 1924 in Ferron Utah to Joseph Laramie Allen and Elsie Emma Behling While serving in World War II he married Juanita Allridge in Lubbock Texas on Aug 7 1945 Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti Temple on Jan 2 1946 Glen worked in several occupations in places throughout the state of Utah including Green River Blanding and Salt Lake City After settling in Manti he built and ran the Temple View Lodge for many years He also turned his hobby of locksmithing into a business Glen’s favorite activity was fishing with his family A highlight of his life was a fishing trip to North Dakota five years ago Glen also was a great gardener often maintaining gardens besides his own He loved to share the produce from his garden with family friends and neighbors As Glen’s health deteriorated he continued to find joy in the simplest things of life Glen w'as an active member of the LDS church and held the of-- grandchildren Funeral services were held Tuesday Sept 14 2004 at 10:30 am at the Ephraim Stake Center Interment was in the Ephraim Park Cemetery under the direction of Rasmussen Mortuary fice of a high priest He served in the Nashville Tennessee Mission with his wife from 1983 to 1984 He is survived by his wife Juanita Allen of Manti and all six of his children Richard (Janette) Allen of Lehi Tom Lee (Paula) Allen of Kays ville Anita GelotT of Manti David Allen of Boise Idaho Nadene (Bryce) Anderson of Idaho Falls Idaho and Janies Allen Manti Glen had 23 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren His brother Lewis Allen of Perris California also survives him He was preceded in death by his parents sister Mary Allen Perkins John Geloff and Maggie Moysh Funeral services were held in the Manti Tabernacle on Monday Sept 13 2004 at 11 am Burial with military honors was in the Manti City Cemetery under the rection of Buchanan Mortuary Glen will be remembered for his humor and his charitable loving nature He always wanted to give to others even when he didn’t have much to share He never missed an opportunity to tell his wife and family that he loved them a Call Steve or Joyce Olsen QLS£a WWlHEfifs Mon: 7 Tue: Narcotics Joshua Nielson were and Athena married on Aug 2004 in Manti Utah Athena is a graduate of Manti High School She isithe 22 granddaughter of Deri and Penny Shepherd and Lois and Their first home is in Fri: Anonymous Mootings in Manti An open house will be held next summer in their 283-634- 4 after 5 pm Pleasant MATR Treatment Center 265 N State 7 pm ML Pleasant 896 N 500 W 7 pm Manti 450 W 600 S pm Mt Engraving Headstones by delivered (Gymnasium) Sannete Daltons within Memorial 8 weeks! 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Manti Refrigerator PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT OF SEISMIC SURVEYS This is a public service announcement Wolverine Gas and Oil Corporation of Utah LLC will be conducting seismic surveys in the Sevier Valley between Richfield and Mayfield during the months of September and October The surveys are a part of normal oil and gas exploration The seismic survey operations crews move equipment by helicopter and by trucks which you will see in the area The seismic crews will be detonating small underground explosions that generate sound waves for mapping rock layers face in ym may cracker Your when detonated fire- Commissioners and Emergency Response Agencies have asked us to run this informative ad so that they County Area do not receive false emergency reports related to this activity All government permits have been obtained for this work Thank you Publish Sanpete Messenger Sanpete Valley Edition Sept 15 2004 Television b ft ymff ttgt'ked Tire 'fi0 b ym fjrS&k&d' j Jt j A Dresser Closet Door Microwave FRIENDLY REMINDERS FROM QUESTAR GAS TO GET YOUR FURNACE READY FOR WINTER With cooler weather just heating professional perform Here the subsur- These explosions sound as loud as a dull b ft ri -- Bathroom Mirror Clean or replace Check the blower belt around the corner it's time to have a licensed a routine maintenance inspection on your furnace are some other things you can do yourself: the filter and oil Ifie blower motor Furnaces need to openings clear Keep the orea Make sure the blower doors are replaced breathe around see that the vents in the dear and unobstructed properly Do not store combustible Checkto Keep your furnace house are unobstructed gasoline etc near your material furnace such as paint thinners seasonal inspection is also an ideal time to make sure your space and equipment has a Green Sticker A Green Sticker indicates your appliance has been properly adjusted for the gas supplies entering Questar Gas’s system Call a licensed heating contractor or visit wwwquestargascom for more information and to determine whether a Green Sticker is required in your area Your Having your furnace properly maintained will bring you peace of mind and may even lower your gas bills A list of licensed contractors in your orea is available Salt Lake City: (801) Rocky Mountain Gas AssociationOutside Salt Lake City: (800) Or you can visit their Web site at wwwutimgaorg A list of contractors is also available in your local Yellow Pages under 'Heating by Gubstmr Gas Questar V Gas celebrating 75 years of keeping Utah warm and is committed to doing everything possible to provide calling: Qvssrtt sate and reliable service at rates among the lowest in the notion m POOR C |