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Show rTitangna lease ISA'lll NAILOG'A LSI CoxotyK Srweweir - TllESL'N 9uj Spotidtowet - 529-366- 6 Thursday, September I 529-76- 20 7 down. She also enjoyed because she irons just riding horses. Once, she about everything. She is very particular was on a little pony and it took off with her. Soon she about her yard and home, underneath was it, and things are alwayi in hanging on with her arms Place. Her hobbies rare and legs wrapped up over quilting, fishing, and tuin-tin- g the top. arrowheads. She l)nd She was quite a foot racer and could run faster her sister hunt arrowheads than a lot of her friends. together, and when tfiey She won ribbons at the havent returned homfby schools annual Sevier dark, their husbands' go hunting them, and Key Day for running the usually find them stuc isr dash and the the mud or with a broken dash. When she was six years truck. old, her mother passed Our Secret Sister-li- as away, and her father and been secretary of' Jhe the older girls raised the Mutual, a Den Mother, a children. She learned a lot visiting teacher, andlon of her homemaking skills the quilting committee. from Her sisters. Her favorite color is In school, she liked math green, and her favorite and it came easy for her. food is fish. Its a good thing, because She is real close tocher she still works with a lot of brothers and sisters . and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hales were in Highland League in Salt day and Sunday to visit Lake City Thursday and to attend a baptism through Saturday. Those and confirmation in which attending were Mr. and Bob assisted. Provo. They enjoyed Mrs. Dan Thompson, Mr. Ron and Karla Nuzman her grandmother, Mary dessert at the Rodney and Mrs. Ked Nielsen, Mr. have had Rons mother, the home at Rasmussen Rasmussen, along Payson and Mrs. Marvin Mason, Mrs. Wilma Nuzman of El Hospital, where she is with all the Salina Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Cerrito, Calif., staying from broken relatives. recovering Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. with them. ribs and other injuries sufThe Salina 1st Ward was Thad Wasden. Our town Steve and Deann Colby a in a fall last fered busy place Sunday! won two awards - one for have a new baby boy. He Mrs. Amy Peterson, Jeremy Tuesday. youth involvement and weighed 8 lbs. 8 oz. Rasmussen, a former Christensen, and Matthew one for overall progress. Congratulations. Salina resident, now lives Larsen were confirmed in Scott Johnson blessed Anthony and Sadie at a nursing home in Sacrament Meeting. Christensen visited in his baby boy Sunday. In Second the Ward, Springville. Sandy Thursday and Maynard and Vickie Katherine Nielsen just Cheryl Oviatt was conFriday with Mr. and Mrs. Barneys baby boy was returned home from the firmed, and quite a few Eugene (Marga) Overson blessed by Vickies father, Provo Hospital, where she babies were blessed. Elder Jerold Wilson has and family. Verr Durfee. had a sinus operation Aug. Dennis and Faye Crane been called to serve in the We want to welcome Brent Coates blessed his 4. She stayed in Salt Lake named their baby Samuel Washington D.C. Mission. home Elder Bart Reynolds. new baby daughter. Orrion Crane. with her daughter, He is the son of Mr. and He has been serving a All three families had numbers. wants her own family Kevin and Cindy Eppich Mrs. Dclmer Georgia Clift, until MonWilson and mission in England. Bart many relatives and frienand attended She Cassie. close, too. One speoial named their when she returned day, baby the Grandson of Charles lives with the Ward For- ds there to witness the graduated from North quality that she possesses home. Larry and MiShele Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Sevier High School in 1945. is she loves to laugh an be Tim Smith and his Shaheen named their baby Allen Crane, all of Salina. syth family. They went to happy occasion. She married a hometown happy. Saturday up pick This Secret morning. months family have moved into a Joseph Raagen. He is the Great Grandson Jerry and Peggy Mason Sister was born in Aurora boy Nov. 22, 1947, and for Our Secret Sister is Xtoa In the Third Ward, of home on 4th North, next to Mrs. Lera Crane, Salina attended a dinner Friday Dec. 27. She hated her bir- their honeymoon, they Dean Shaw Mason . ; the Kerry Frame residen- Daryl and Carolee Noyes and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert night, with the Town thday that close to took the bus and went to ce. named their baby JenBryan and Teresa ThompRedmond. to be present when Christmas because she Salt Lake City for a few son went to Manti SaturWatters, Board, Dennis and Shauna Nie- nifer. Jerold graduated from the town was honored with said everyone had two days, because they didn't day with their son andTiis Blaine Torgerson blesslsens baby girl was named North Sevier High School two awards for a book special days in the year, think the old auto would wife, Craig and Pam Keri LaRue Nielsen in ed his granddaughter. where he was active in compiled by Peggy and and hers was always com- make it. Thompson of Salina," so Wards the First Benjamin Green, son of FFA, Wrestling and was Kathy Christensen about bined into one. She was the They lived in Salt Lake, Craig and Pam couldtake Sacrament Meeting Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boys League President. the town. a block from Liberty out their endowments. eighth child out of 10. Warren, also was confirm- He is a day. graduate was young, Park, for a few months. Then, Bryan, Teresa, she When ed had Roberts the Sunday. McKay from Seminary, an Eagle she was quite a tomboy. Then they moved back and Lanette and Nanette pleasure of naming his Sandra Payne, Salina, Scout and was Young She could climb any tree built their own home, traveled to St. George new granddaughter and her sister and brother-in-la- Mens Priest Leader. at a time, in Aurora. Monday evening, stayed Group in the neighborhood, and Destiny Faldez Sunday. Bruce Sherrie and on year He has She has three children, overnight, and Craig and Utah Wildlife Resources when she reached the Tom and Paulette Har- McMullin and Haylee, of at Snow completed College. would two she girls and one boy, and Pam were sealed in the St. branch, highest officers are investigating rison named their baby Cleveland, traveled to Lac A Farewell Sacrament hook her legs over the eight grandchildren. She George Temple Tuesday of recent the Robin Dale illegal killing boy Harrison, La Bichei Alberta, Meeting will be held at 1 enjoy ironing, Sept. 9. moose in the branch and hang upside must and then enjoyed a family to visit their the Salina Second Ward, two Canada, n of the area dinner Sunday. sister and brother-in-laSunday, Sept. 14th, at Gooseberry Manti Mountain. guests were Bill and Diana Richard 1:45 P.m. and A moose calf was found Verlene Hatch from Callioux, from Aug. 2 10. this week wandering near Scipio. On their way north, they its dead mother which had Mr. and Mrs. Merrill spent a few minutes at the been illegally shot the latThompson went to St. Idaho Falls and Cardston, The Seniors Nutrition ter part of August. In a with and Alberta Temples. They George Craig menu for the incident a week separate Pam Thompson and went spent two days visiting Program week of Sept. 15 - 19 in- before, a moose calf was St. the Callioux the with through George family, cludes: illegally killed in the same Temple with them to be and went through Jaspar Monday Tuna noodle vicinity. sealed. They also assisted National Park and glacier casserole wpeas, deviled In the past seven years, them in the Manti Temple fields in Canada, and whole tomatoes, there have been 40 illegal egg, enwith their Couer dAlene. ID. Saturday pineapple crisp, rollbut-ter- , moose kills on Manti dowments. The Merrill Pepper Gates and Sonny milkjuice. Mountain. Thompsons are temple Peters, Anabel, MO., were were Since moose workers at the Manti visitors last week with Mr. Tuesday Hamburger ricemushroom onto introduced patty, originally and Mrs. Glen Zumwalt. Temple. gravy, lime jello wpears, Manti Mountain in 1973, George Miller, Salina, green beans, breadbut-ter- , more moose have been traveled by bus last milkjuice. illegally killed than were weekend to Flagstaff, AZ, Cooks Wednesday initially transplanted into for the to visit his STUDENT CONGRESS OFFICERS-Offic-ers choice. daughter, the area. In 1973, 37 moose student Larene Lockwood, and coming year of the North Sevier High School Baked chic- were transplanted, from Thursday From the top are Kim husband, as well as grandcongress poseHfor--picturmashed the Uinta North Slope to ken, gXHovert, .president; Susette Beach, vice president; daughter Debbie andjier the MantiMouilt&in. Six potatoesgravy, pDarla WadsdlirSfccretary and also FHA president; children, Tara and Nick. Mr' and Mrs. Lynn peach additional moose were .. Rhonda Owens, historian, and Shelley Hatch, He also visited with a Shaw, Aurora, will be cobbler, breadbutter, transplanted into the area treasurer. The student congress is composed of o- niece and her husband. He honored on their 50th wed- milkjuice. in 1978. acsaid the bus driver gave ding anniversary by their fficers from classes and various organizations and Friday Split pea soup Sightings of moose in the the at school, his suitcase to a woman children at an open house wham, cheese slice, area tivities have been dwindling sm , who left the bus in Kanab, from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. apricots, oatmeal cake, in recent kj considerably Friday, Sept. 19, in the biscuitshoney butter, milk years. Clark Warren, inAurora Ward Cultural juice. formation officer for the down. Hall. Wildlife Resources rt All friends and relatives t- -, Southeastern MENS says Kirk and Mitzi Ras are invited to attend. The LUUCh illegal killing Region, of moose has R mussens new baby was Shaws request no gifts, wasted much time and ft named Danciel Kirk but please. MONDAY, 5 Away Sept. Sept. Fri., money invested in trant Away wonder if his nickname Lynn Shaw, who was 15 Fishburger wcheese,n splanting moose into the Fri., Sept. 12 MENS DRESS to tartar sauce, coleslaw Speedy Gonzalez? born in Aurora Home-- 8 p.rn. i Manti Mountain area. If Fri., Sept. 19 milk. Kirk delivered Mita says Abraham and Selina Ann pineapple wlettuce, Prints & Plaids ATHLETIC SHOES sportsmen want to have iTri., Sept. 26 Away the baby in the van!! Shaw, and Fern Nordfelt, moose as a big game to who was born in Salina to TUESDAY, Away Relatives here Sept. animal in the state, they Fri., Oct. 3 0FF Except Superstar Home-- 8 p.m. celebrate the special day Charles and Ethel Nord- 16 Hamburger gravy Wed., Oct. 8 must be willing to step Away were: Arvid and Lavem felt, were married Sept. over mashed potatoes, forward and report such frThurs.i Oct. 16 Home-- 8 p.m. Wahlen sherry Wahlen, 19, 1930 in the Manti LDS buttered carrot rounds, flagrant violations, says ri.,Oct,24 fruited jello, (lime & Warren. Arva Snodgrass and her Temple. Amanda from the The Shaws are pears), cheese rolls, milk. daughter MENS Other moose areas of Bountiful; Paul and parents of three daughters Quarter Finals - Oct. 31 - Nov. 1 COATS & the state are also plagued and and six sons: Mrs. Bryant - Nov. 7 - 8 Yvonne WEDNESDAY, Sept. with Quist I Semi-final- s kills. Since illegal beef on a bun, 14-1- 5 daughter Katherine from (Linda) Mickelsen, Red- 17 JACKETS Finals-No- v. 1973, 112 moose have been Riverton; and brothers mond; Mrs. Roger (Judy) French fries, ketchup, ap- illegally killed in the NorEvery Jacket Meyer, West Jordan, and plesauce, milk. thern Region, while 60 Goes on Sale! Plaids Rugged Mrs. Trent (Raelene) have been killed illegally THURSDAY, Sept. in the Daggett area. OFF Cowley, Gillette, Wyo.; RE-ELE- CT Devon, Reed, Kendall, 18 Chicken a la king Low moose numbers due or to rice Therron and Wayland, all wsteamed illegal kills was the of Aurora, and Rondo, potatoes, beet pickle, hot factor in closing the major Murray. They have 48 rollbutter, cookies, Cache moose unit to hun grandchildren and 23 peanut butter, milk. LADIES ting in 1978 and 1979. In MENS KNIT Hope you got your garden stuff in before this latest deluge. Im expecting mine to sink out of sight in the mud! ! Pam Braithwaite visited Some of the Town Board Page 11, 1980 and sisters and mother, Mitzi Peterson, from Salt Lake; Cleo Peterson, Glenwood, and Craig and Dixie Rasmussen from members attended Satur-Municip- al rd 100-ya- rd Mission Call To Washington Moose Kills Are Reported one-roo- Out-of-tow- tot -- Seniors Menu CHRISTENSENS Salina Golden Wedding Anniversary e. North Sevier High School hnrrtu? Football Schedule School WESTERN SHIRTS - and nt 20 FLANNEL SHIRTS 20 $088 STATE REPRESENTATIVE They have lived in FRIDAY, Aurora all their married 19 Tostados whot life, and both have held (lettuce, cheese), various positions in the cobbler, vegetable milk. L.D.S. Church. 1977 cooperation , for instant cash r - You may have inslanl cash at hand that you might not even be aware of! We pay top dollar for your old or unwanted GOLD JEWELRY regardless of the condition. Any I0K, 14K, I8K or dental gold including CLASS RINGS, BRACELETS, PINS, WATCHES, NECKLACES. EARRINGS, CHARMS AND COINS. Payment will be based on the daily gold values. TOM & l r. J I t t CHRISTENSEN DISTRICT 72 Beaver, Piute & Sevier Counties Republican Free Gold Testing Monday thru Friday until 2 p.m. 10-- 6 p.m., Saturday 1978, illegal 28 on sauce, the Cache unit. However, peach with an intensive law en sticks, forcement effort and We Buy Gold ivy and Sept. moose kills totalled from School & College information. Give Us A Ring During regular hours at (801) Well be happy to give you more information. All Of Favorites the (Paid Pol. Ad. Juno Chris ttnion. Chairman) N.C.E., INC. 4915 South State, Murray. Utah 84107 0 (801) 262-535- OFF 20 CHRISTENSENS COLLEGE & SCHOOL SHOE SALE! - - EVERY WOMANS 3.02 SAVE -- 11.97 12.97 14.97 - 15.97 JUNIORS TOPS Selected Styles of Fall Fashions ,25 SHOE REDUCED IN PRICE SAVE 19.99 21.99 22.99 23.99 4.02 -- 15.97 17.97 18.97 19.97 SAVE - 5.02 -- J 24.99 19.97 25.99 20.97 27.99 - 22.97 23.97 28.99 HUNTING CLOTHES LADIES & 262-535- 0. Vote Tom Nov. 4 Our New Fail Styles : public, illegal kills were reduced to only two on the Cache unit in 1979. Illegal moose kills could be reduced if sportsmen are willing to take part of in the responsibility preserving the resource. 10 We Buy By Mail! If you cant come in you can use the mail for estimate or sell. Safety guaranteed through U.S. Postal System by using Registered Mail with Specified Return Receipt. See your postal service, or call us for more HANDBAGS SHIRTS OFF We have a large selection of Boots, Hats, Sweaters, Sweatshirts, Gloves and others hunting items now on display at Christensen of Salina |