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Show 4 Tfenay LAKESIDE 1907 Hq.w .n V Hal! - ,.'S, zv A from 2 "Wtf Fjnirw jn4 praitJ Wc ivul.iiti run r nhirrtf,M hj - '" opUihJ !ltf Muhin tjnse jui inc wcvk nei ( 4niKJ4 haJ in.uk m.u 4 tnncrl) II hn 4 tan iLe U,!i ana own -- ikU iitMi) .( hc iankik Uic were 12 elder in uh would ly to oi.e 4 luohlii, Vjid DiU were on their Attording to the nuM0n4r) nwiher, the elder never left home without their airplane ticket in their The were vent oat of the coumot to Bangkok, daring the dntuibane and pent veven week awa imm the eoun-tr- ). While away David learned 10 mu-nonan- rkei ' '' O- ft v - ; N $ Ay.1 Ay" l ,JV !' : f il'H . ,1 - Halloween m J. I . f. ' ; vT V CLEARFIELD POOLS i-o- - I V 4 J J VUV- it , it reak Tlut and trained other to peak leinani-e- e i4'4i,A- -' Catholic man wha believed in Jc-- u Chrut. hut he wa a drinker and xmoker and hit family was in disorder. Hit wile wat alwayt rumnntt out," David related. 1 luce or four monsht after the man wat baptized the cidcrt teaching hit wife. She told the cldert the wanted them to know how much she appreciated them, and that her husband's conversion had helped the whole family. I realized my work wasn't convert sng people. It wat helping peorle learn how to he happy and He a family. I didn't come to realv appreciate it until 1 saw the love the wile had for the missionaries, They were still poor hut they were not depressed about it any more. be-ir- m . k Date: Friday, October 24 Time: 7:0010:00 pm rwoaocoiaiMroiOAvtOHAa All SIZES: Elder David Hall, who served a mission in Cambod.a. poses with a frend he made while over there. The boy lost hu leg when a land mine blew up. David returned about a month ago. MAXING FRIENDS GF Place: Clearfield Pool Each of the missionaries do ety his whole mission," his mom service projects while serving explained. missions. David and his companShe knew her son was to be in ion did most of their service every night by 5 and that if he leaching English in a school run obeyed the mission rules he by the Vietnam Embassy. would be fine. It was common"We taught English to any naplace for elders to be hit by cars tional who wanted to lcam, he or motorcycles. said. "That was just ordinary. Da"When he first went over there vid was hit the first week. It's just I worried, but it wasn't total anxi a matter of course." Walter district decided that they would get them out of the country, legally or not. They put them into the trunk of the mission car, and From 3 street fighting had broken out in threw their luggage on top of them. They drove to the border the city and he and his companion had been stranded in their and crossed back into South Africa without incident. apartment. I didn't know what to think at I could finally understand what my parents must have gone this point. I was happy that he through when I served in the was safe, but now worried more armed forces in Vietnam. I had that he might be considered a fuseen the carnage and terror of gitive, which could jeopardize the war, and I had always hoped that rest of his mission. As I thought none of my sons, or daughters about Kevin's situation, and the would ever have to experience it. chance he took to get to safety, The lump in my stomach grew chills ran up and down my spine. larger as I listened to what Kevin So many things could have happened had they been caught. I was saying. He told us that the American conjured up mental images of our son sitting in a cold, drafty jail Embassy had called and told or an overanxious border cell, in them to stay their apartment, but when mission president Norm Bangerter, the former governor of Utah, had learned how dose they were to the fighting, he ordered the missionaries out of Lesotho. There was a problem. Kevin and another missionary had sent their visas to the American Consulate to have them renewed. They couldn't legally cross the border back into South Africa, and because of the fighting there was no way for them to contact the consulate. Hie other missionaries in the a Games, Canoe Rides, Fortune Telling, Pumpkin Walk, Food mu-nonan- 'One of the ncaiel experience wav when we taught a BOO-Nanz- Lots Of Poolish Fun t y. 0 4 a. t - 1 ksxt r: V 625-430- ft yrr 11 &B& - Classifieds Sell Those Extras . - -- r bv Fie.v lae-Sin- 934 S.1000 E. Tickets will be sold for 25 cents and each activity will require one or more tickets. You can Contest. guard firing his gun into the still enter the Halloween Guessing trunk. When Helen asked him if he had been afraid, his reply was simple. Yes, I was a little worried about getting caught," he said. Then there w as a tone of excitement in his voice. But it was pretty cool, Mom." My question of whether he could cope with life was answered. d For more information call Clearfield Recreation at 0 or Clearfield Pool w at h ty si r 774-727- Kevin will return in six months, and since his experience in Lesotho he has had two kidney stone attacks and surgery in a South African hospital. His mother and I still worry, but we continue to have faith and we know that Kevin will be ready to face the challenges of life head-o- n when he returns home. 774-727- 2. w ti I '-- Tr v P h, tv h, Health Care Heroes are ordinary, everyday people putting forth that extra effort to do extraordinary things. They're people like From 3 Shanna was upset about her brothers leaving. I miss them teasing me, she said then added, but they are my nicest brothers, and I hope theyll be home before two years. Being on a mission has changed Jeremy and Jeffreys perspective on family life. Their father said that before, the twins were typical teenagers, not always appreciative of their parents and what they had. But now they write home to their siblings telling them to be good to their parents and support them in what they want for the family. Bruce said that being in Venezuela has made Jeffrey much more grateful for what he had at home. Feeling badly that the people he is teaching have so little, he tells his parents to send large amounts of candy because its something you can't get much of there, and the kids appreciate Sonoko Clark. Sonokos grandkids may see her as a whimsical grandma, but when Hospital RN is it comes to Health Care, this Davis Sonoko treated a patient with mild chest pains. After one EKG, .k a tough cookie. On a recent Friday the 1 3th, she recognized the symptoms of an v vm - heart attack and alerted doctors. The patient was quickly taken to Intensive Care, keeping a potential tragedy at bay. Sonoko Clark, a Davis Hospital Health Care Hero, Proud to Care. DAVIS HOSPITAL And Medical Center it. Because they cant be physically supportive, the Davis family show their support through letter writing. I have become best friends with the mailman, Valerie said. She expects letters from Portland on Mondays, and whenever they come from Venezuela. Valerie gets close to her sons from the letters. They write about important things that are in their hearts, she said, I know them inside as people. Even though they are far away, we have something to cling to; we know they are coming home. BRtnitKtaima D WIS HOSPITAL And Medical Jordan Valley Hospital Center Luton 825-956- 1 Jordan West 561-888- 8 Salt L ake Pioneer Valley Regional Medical Center Hospital Salt Lake Cm 350-411- 1 AY alley City 964-310- 0 Paraglsis Home Care and hospice asytoh 533-218- Front 6 PGOIO |