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Show 5A The Summit County Bee Friday, December 13, 1991 North End Notes Congratulations to Chad and Stacey (Anderson) Gunn on the birth of their new daughter. Little Ashley Marie was bom at 4:30 pan. Sunday, Dec. 1. She weighed 6 lbs. S ozs. and measured 18 inches in length. Ashley is their first child. Saturday, they had just i moved from Yfrnship to the home of Della Winters in Hbytsville. We would like to jvelcome them. Sunday, Dec. 1 was the day little McKenzie Lynn made her appearance into the worid. Her proud par--. ents are Jason and Shanna Christensen, of Coalville. to Barney r Sympathy and Carol France in the death of their son, Dion. He passed away Dec. 4 in Salt Lake. His funeral services were held Dec. 7 at the Walker Mortuary in Coalville with the burial taking place in die Coalville City Cemetery. He has two sisters, his grandparents, Violet and Ralph Judd, Chancey and Elaine France. Sympathy is extended to each one. Monday, Dec. 2 was a yellow ribbon day for Mont Richins. After being confined to the McKay-De- e Hospital seriously ill for 14 weeks . Chariot Racing Heber-Kama- s out-of-to- Utah Drug and Child Abuse Crisis T eachers G et I nvolved in Drug Training Association SpotlighlsTeam Wiese and Vein speakers on "Right Brefoleft Approaches to Education and Prevention" were also able to speak at the training. Other speakers covered topics such as the teacher as a role model, using humor in the classroom, gaining control without losing control, and identifying signs and symptoms of drug abuse. e teachers from Sum- -' mit and Wasatch Counties partici--. pated in an intensive three day training sponsored by Community Health Coalition, Valley. Mental Health, and Wasatch County Prevention Services. The training entitled "Prevention Dimensions" involved training the teachers to use the new drug abuse curriculum provided by the Utah State Office of Forty-thre- i T- Webelos leader. Una Rognan was Claire Murdock. A delicious dinner was enjoyed. Foolish gifts were put in her place. The Henefer Schmoos, a girls exchanged. Lots of gab. A fun time baseball team that was started back was had by all who attended. This in 1947, got together for their anannual event takes place die first nual December party. Attending Saturday in December of each year. were the team manager, Rachel The welcome home for Chad Wright, the coach, Sonny and Dona Kidd. Team members are JoAnn Willoughby was held in the Bowen, Imogene Calderwood, Joye Coalville First Ward. He gave a Ovard, Doris Murdock, Lorraine very interesting report. Many Heiner, Deone Spendlove, Shirley family members and friends An Open House was held attended. RaNae Kay Carter, Shirley Wilson, at the Coalville Fire Station folRobinson, and Marion Wilkinson. The party this year was held at the lowing church. Welcome home, lovely new home of Doris and Chad. cently returned home from a wonderful trip to Hawaii While they were there, they were able to visit with Elder David Curtis, of Upton, also his companion, who is Eleanor Marbyt grandson. degree. Cray Workman graduated from The youth from the Hoytsville Primary into MIA. That were also five young men First and their leaders went to Salt Lake to visit the lights on Temple who received their Faith in God Square, returning to the church for award! Elliot and Mary Brooks were refreshments. Whitney Bait celebrated his given an honorable release from eighth birthday with a group of his Temple workers at the Qgden Temfriends at a slcepover party. ple. Vickie Edgel was released as a Margaret and Tiny Bowman re and one day, he was finally able to come home. We hope he will continue to regain his health. ' Congratulations to Janae Pace, who received word that she had passed her state board for her LPN Utah is facing a substance and child abuse crisis! The number of child abuse investigations by the Utah Division of Family Services has doubled since 1982. More than d of reported child abuse cases are substance abuse related. And in die last two years, child abuse cases have risen 20 percent, corresponding with the increase in 1 one-thir- drug use. Some comments made by teachers were: "The training was excellent. I'm excited about the new kit," "This was a very worthwhile woric-sho- p. I gained a lot of valuable in- Education, Excellent speakers presented during the three days. Some of those speakers were Carol Vorhees, the state prevention specialist for the Utah State Office of Education who spoke on "At Risk Issues: A Discussion of Youth Troubles." Doug i The Family Nurturing Center of Park City, in conjunction with the Utah Division of Family Services, has been awarded two federal grants which deal with the link between substance abuse and child abuse in order to prevent child maltreatment. formation to use with my students," and "I hate to see it end. I enjoyed being here." The first Monday Morning Ladies Bowling The Heber-KamAssociation Chariot Race this past Saturday was cancelled because of the condition of the track. The drivers walked die track and decided it was too dangerous for the horses. Most of the track was icy but there were two big soft holes that had the potential of breaking horse's bones when they hit it They will not be able to cancel any more this season. Those who attended last Saturday were refunded their money or are able to son, Gary Anderson, and Darrell as Ewell make up the team. The horses are Jets Moon Miss, a black mare by Jets Policy sired by Moon Thought; A Short Deck, a bay gelding by sired JbjL Our Little rt Ruthie, and Shorty's Streak, a y d bay mare by Call Me Shorty sired by Missy Bars. This is the first year these horses have run together. It is also the fust year for the A & E Quarter Horse partnership: Gary and Brent hid the trainers. Gary has been involved in racing about 25 years. Brent does the driving and has been involved for die last six or seven years. This is Darrell's first year. He is just learning the ropes. We hope they have a great year. SoldL-Sha- . 5-- ear-ol- Wasatch Counties dorited the money to purchase an Adptrack that is used to take photos of, close finishes and timing of the horses. The spotlight team this week is A & E Quarter Horse. Brent Ander- - Today was our lovely Christmas Party. What a fun time the bowlers 4. Technibody, 28-2- 8; multi-medi- a, 3. Siddoway 6. Geary's Rambouillets, had bowling for the gifts and Construction, 7. Beehive 8. Grifenjoying all the good food the Bail Bonds, ladies brought fith's Food Town, Maxine Diston was the high High Series bowler with a 563, 180, 178, 205; I JoAnn Rees also was hot with a Margaret Bowman, 489; Meriene 156. Lucille Diston 532, Siddoway, 489; Louise Pace, 479; 190,186; Carrie Yates, 476; Ethel McQueen, had a 509, 187, 166,' 156, and also Thelma Bajlne,' d 509;: 157, '223, 455; Nadine O'Brien, 454; Joni 129; Denise's Home Plate, Linda ' Rasmussen, 454; LaRae Smith, ' f 452; Leslee Darlington, 452; Linda Grant, Jfenny Bowen: .Eihel Colleen Simister, 433; Gloria t'Griml435; took Maelim r'Qiieeh'aftd first place feu the first half,. Con- - Cynthia Workman, 433; Barbara Pace, 442; Debra Jones, 431; Coo-gratulations, ladies. ", j."' ' Rees, 423; Jenny Bowen, 420; rnie Team. Standings Gloria Marcellin, 418; LuAnn 1. Denise's Home Plate, DownanL 402. 2. Spring Chicken Inn,- High Games 3. Diamond D Ranch, 186, 147, 156; Margaret, i 160. 160, 169; Louise, 143, 191, 145; Carrie. 175, 157, 144; Ethel 176. 156; Nadine, 172, 145; Joni 151, 170; LaRae, 171, 153; Leslee, 171, 152; Colleen, 174; Cynthia, 158, 167; Debra, 151, 28-2- 8; 27-2- 9; Open House at 21-3- 5. Hardware Ranch Santa Claus, , 3; 31-2- 5; horse-draw- snow-cover- i LDS First Presidency: 'Love , P ra i $e , Come" Unto Ch rist' joiced. His Gospel is fove. ... The First Presidency is comprised of President Ezra Taft Benworid leader of the Church; and "It was He who with great love son, his counselors. President Gordon B. and tenderness invoked a blessing of and President Thomas S. comfort: 'peace I leave with you, Hinckley, Monson. my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled neither let it be afraid.' (John 14:27) "We humbly extend a blessing free. To get to Hardware Ranch from the Wasatch Front, go north on to Brigham City, then follow US-8- 9 through Sardine Canyon to Cache Valley and look for signs to the right Plan on a hour drive from Salt Lake City. I-- 15 Subscribe To The Summit County Bee of peace and comfort upon all who seek the Lord during this holy season. May the coming year be filled with joy and find us obedient to the For recorded information on current conditions and schedules, call (801) Special evening activities and group events are also available. For information or reservations for these special programs, call (801) 245-313- 1. commandments of God as exemplified in the life of His Son." an approximate budget of $100,000.00 per year. The second grant, entitled "Interdisciplinary Training for Substance Abuse and Child Abuse Workers in the State of Utah", will involve the development of an interactive video as well as concentrate on the development of training programs for workers in child abusesubstance abuse prevention. This grant runs for three consecutive years with an approximate budget of $100,000.00 per year. As a result of implementing these projects, over 5,000 professionals from Utah service agencies will be trained in the treatment and prevention of substance abuse and child abuse in families. Training will be provided designed to enhance interagency communication, trust and advocacy. Also, parents will leam to model appropriate and prescription medicatiqn use and to utilize nurturing parenting dulls to reinforce the prevention of substance use among youth. 245-589- 6. Friday MissPirisi Helen Piep bowled the High Game this week with a 223. Her other games are 147, 170. She hail a series of 540. Helen bowls with the Pin Busters. She has an average of a 177. Nice bowling, Helen! Aria is our top bowler, she bowled games of 167, 204, 181 552. Other good games bowled arp Julene Bowen, 162, 166, 203 531; Lyn Leavitt, 153, 195, 163 511; Barbara Pace, 190, 146, 164 500; Gloria Mitchell 182, 17$ 141 496; Susie Young. 153, 154, 189 496; Kathy Gordon, 192, 162, 136 s 490; Gretchen Remund, 147, 164, 175 486; Gloria Mar482 cellin, 157, 157, 168 Dorothy Conger, 145, 154, 171 470; Lori Gines, 135, 182, 142 -459; Bonita Atkinson, 189, 153 110 452; Margaret Bowman, 116; 163, 173 - 453; DeAnne Brisk; 148, 138, 166 3 452; Jane Forman; s 128,154,170 3 452. ScLow Potter wins the Maye t; ries Handicap with a 477. h was won by a: happy Lori Gines. The Blazing: Bombers are the High Team with a! 2388. - - - Strike-It-Ric- 4i . v- r: ' 4 Kamas Korners " , submarine sandwich dinner at David's new home his family is building. It isn't finished yet But was finished enough to house the family for dinner. There was no heat but electric heaters solved that In December, die Francis Camp "The Ft. Sagebottom Camp of The Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at Maxine Bergen's home for a held their November meeting at very nice potluck dinner and Everyone brought a variety of food to eat Grace Lemon gave a nice lesson about how pioneers Diane OTMiscoll's home with ten members present. Cumorah Brinton gave a history of Rachel Scalleys. It was a report she had written while attending Highland High School feild gave the lesson on. pioneer Architecture of Utah Pioneers". Ramona Stevens gave the Spiritual Thought. Diane provided refreshments of chocolate cherry cake topped with whipped cream and Sprite. Their Camp had purchased a copy of Chronicles of Copry ge. Helen Lakes name was drawn to receive die book. celebrated the holidays and how they made do with what they had. She also told about their enjoyable times.. Each member brought a Christmas gift to exchange. Numbers werepUt'Oti the gifts. Numbers were drawn to determine which gift rah received. There were fourteen members present with one visitor. They enjoyed a lovely visit r Doris and Kathy Atkinson enjoyed a nice Thanksgiving at Brenda and Austin's home. All the family i,i Francis Camp of The Daughters were there. The young ones played of Utah Pioneers has . had two games after die dinner. Ted Crittenden and family enmeetings.' In November, they met Elena joyed a nice Thanksgiving visit and at their cabin with Captain dinner with Ted's first family. They conductand Goodworth presiding at the Franhad a nice on her a read Elena also history ing. ' cis Church building. Helen and Boyd Lake enjoyed Arrowsmith Boyes. Grace Lemon their Build-' family dinner on the Saturday gave die lesson on "Pioneer after They had about Thanksgiving. Darlene Parker, tags of Early Utah". with only a represent sixty family the Grace Lemon and provided few missing. They enjoyed a fun freshmen ts. , . ' dinner. daugh- ! Guy and Vickie Gincs and family attended the Girls Basketball Toumment in. Cedar City. They have two girls on the team. Mindy and Misty arc both on the Varsity Team.'Thcy did very well and everyone had a good time. Kirk Gincs, Guy and Vickies son, also : i Preston Marchant has spent the past month or so traveling around ' the country visiting his family. He had planned on attending his rotation of the 778th Tank Battalion ' in Kentucky. That visit was can--. celled when his wife went in to the hospital. Later Preston still had the desire to go to Kentucky even , though he lad missed the reunion. ' His travel agent gave him a good deal oil travel time so he 1 could around the. country and trip visit his two sons and daughter. Preston spent a week al each fam- ily's home with a weeks rest iri Pcoa in between each visit. In Kentucky, he visited with his ; son, Marlow, who teaches Graphic; Arts at the University of Eastern . Kentucky at Richmond. He visited Lite Cumberland Gap, Daniel . ' stayed for Hanna's youngest son, Miguel's, baptism on the 30ih. True Fcild also attended an Open House for her Aunt Jessie Stevens' 100th birthday. The Open House was held at the care center Jessie is living in. Several relatives attended. er Elizabeth Taylor Guy and Vickie also had Thanksgiving at the Kamas LDS Stake Center for their family, They had about 42 family members present. Guy's parents and brothers and Sisters also attended. The family enjoyed playing basketball after the one. True Fcild went to her Boone's Museum, Fl Know, and the Patton Memorial He also visited the monument to the 778th Tank Battalion. He enjoyed a horse race and a horse farm tourist center in Lexington. ' made favors out of gingerbread. Santa arrived with gifts for every- - ter's, Hanna Braithwaitei home for Thanksgiving. She drove down and . team. ' , s. made the seventh grade basketball ; problem. Helen made gifts for everyone' and an ornament for each pcrson to take home. A granddaughter had . ' The visitor center, sleigh rides and cafe will be open daily from 10 a.m. to. 5 p.m. after Dec. 14. Sleigh ride prices throughout the winter will be $3 for all ages, except children under four, who ride Barbara, 150, 145, 1475 Linda, 149, 149; LuAnn, 155; Connie, 149, 166; Jenny, 159. 160; Gloria, ,145, 164; Cindy Matthews, 145; iDeAimBolinder, 181. Wishing you all a happy holiday jseason. See you all back Jan. 6. a message of ed Ranch. 1 144; ar sleigh d visitors to the Hardware Ranch Open House next Saturday, Dec,. 14. The Utah Division of Wildlifew Resources owns and corates'dre ranch, where hundreds of Rocky Mountain elk spend each winter. Ranch visitors come to ride n onto a sleighs meadow amid the feeding elk. Western style meals and snacks and die panoramic view from the visitor center overlooking the meadow complete any visit to Hardware , 33-2- half-price- rides and free wildlife posters await Mer-ylen-e, The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints has iisued the following Christinas message to the world: ' "We' rejoice with all of Christianity during this blessed time of year when our thoughts turn toward Him whose birth we celebrate, even i Jesus Christ, the Son of God. We .love Him, we praise Him and we invite all to come unto Him. t ."He alone lived a perfect life and made atonement for the sins of others doing the will of His Father. Little wonder that at His birth angels sang, a new, star arose, wise men took faotice and prophets re grant, entitled "Chemicals and Kids Don't Mix, is a child abusesubstance abuse education program for die state of Utah to stimulate public awareness of the connection between substance abuse and child abuse. This is a state-wid- e, culturally sensitive public aware-- ness and information campaign through public schools, community service agencies, and businesses. It is a two-yegrant with v off-pri- ' . couldn't sleep there. Ronald is th chief slot mechanic at the Star Dusfc Hotel and Casino. Ronald rigs the; slot machines so the company: makes a profit. Preston enjoyed hi visit and out to dinner severaC times. p His daughter, June Snyder and family, enjoyed his company in Los Angeles. He went to one Marine museum but it was dosed. But he was able to sec some of the guns on the outside. Preston was able to visit another Marine museum on the oceanside which was very interesting. He spent a day at the LDS Temple and a day at church with his family. . ij'i They took him out to dinner two or three times to McDonald's and a Sizzlcr-typ- e restaurant. He also enMuseum of Natural Hisdie joyed the with precious gems, ditory nosaurs, and cariy fanr. machinery. - .. . His visit with his son, Ronald, in Las Vegas was interesting. While Preston was waiting in the foyer for Ronald to get off work, he was awakened and threatened tty a security guard who told him he . . It has been ten years since ProS slon last put any money in a slo machine and he usually gets to Las Vegas twice a year. Preston enjoyed his family in all throe places and ii? helped overcome the frustration of knowing how to live alone. Preston appreciates all his friends amH neighbors through the procedures ofjj the past few months. g 5 ? In between all Preston's trippingg around the country, he attended theg LDS Temple in Salt Lake CityS with Dayton Raff. They had been 4 going very regularly. Dayton has! recently deserted Preston, though,! by getting married and moving to Salt Lake City. Preston has re-- ! ccntly been ordained as an LDS! Temple Worker for the Salt Lake Temple. He will be working there twice a week. Not bad for the es- -' cniudcs of a young |