Show Wednesday Capitola Lund MARYSVALE — Funeral ser- vices for Capitola "Cap" Heki Lund were held Wednesday Feb 9 in the Ntarysvale LDS Ward chapel w ith Bishop Wayne James officiating Ronald Lund offered the family prayer Doug Allan played prelude and postlude music and Rex Lund offered the invocation A tribute was given by Jack Lund and speaker was Margie Dalton with remarks by Bishop James Music included selection by the Relief Society Choir "Beyond The Sunset" accompanied by Doug Allan vocal duct by Leri Revty and Jackie Webb "Somewhere My Love" accompanied by Doug Allan and a hymn sung by the congregation Curtis Lund offered the benediction Interment was in the Marysvale Mountain View Cemetery by Neal Irelta Bastian VERMILLION — Irelta Mae Blau Bastian returned to her Heavenly Home on February 11 1994 She peacefully left this earth life while at home surrounded by her family Sixty-thre- e years young she waged and won a valiant seven-ye- ar battle with ovarian cancer maintaining her optimistic and cheerful attitude She served others every day of her life w hether she herself was feeling well or not Her life was filled with love and good will towards all A faithful member of the LDS Church she served many years as the Primary Chorister which was her favorite calling because of her great love for children She also led the ward choir in Sigurd for 12 years She served valiantly in numerous other callings She was bom August 14 1930 in Thatcher Ariz a daughter of Herman and Teresa Mac Richardson Blau She married Burke Vernal Bastian on October 15 1954 in the Mesa Arizona LDS Temple for all eternity Together they raised six children who have each also been married in the temple to a choice companion Her children arc: Bonnie and Steven Moore 6f Kearns Utah Jolcne and Ed Robbins of Sandy Utah Bcvan Vem and Gay Bastian of Gunnison Utah Eric Douglas and Julie Bastian of Shoreline Minnesota: Nolan Dee and Vicky Bastian of Vermillion Utah Tammy and Brent Low of Sl George Utah She has been blessed John I Bailey Our beloved son brother and grandson John Ira Bailey age 10 died Feb 14 1994 in Washington Utah as a result of an auto-pedestri- accident He was bom Nov 23 1983 in Nephi Utah a son of David and Patricia Yowell Bailey He was a student at Washington Elementary School and had attended Pahvant He Elementary School in Richfield was an active member of the LDS Church He is survived by his mother and Patricia and Michael step-fathStrode of Washington brothers and sisters Travis Hysell Karen Hy-se- ll Jessica Hysell Matthew Hyer sell and Michael Bailey father Ephraim grandparents Ted and Lois Yowell Richfield Betty and Tom Collette Central Valley Funeral services will be held FriFeb 18 at 12 noon in the day Richfield Seventh LDS Ward chapel 159 North 400 West Friends may call for viewing at the in SpringcrfTumcr Funeral Home 7 Richfield Thursday evening from to 9 pm and again Friday from to 11:30 am Interment will be in the Richfield City Cemetery under the direction of the Springer Turner Funeral Home of Richfield and Salina Utah 10-3- 0 association MEMORIAL PROGRAM WPS RGWTNG FOB KXR IK I American Horf Auoctatton surrounded by and doing fun things with her family Music was very important to her and much to the delight of her family she had a fitting song for every occasion She also loved gardening vegetables and (lowers alike blossomed under her loving touch She literally always took the lime to smell the flowers Her husband of 39 years never heard her say a bad word He felt that he may have said many more if she hadn't been by his side Her youthful spirit and sense of fun lightened the lives of all who knew her She is truly a peacemaker and a valiant daughter of God Funeral services were held Tuesday February 15 1994 in the Sigurd LDS Ward chapel with Bishop Kelly Alvcy conducting Interment was in the Vermillion Cemetery under the direction of the Springer Turner Funeral Home of Richfield and Salina Utah Shirl Peter band father grandfather brother and friend passed away following a heart attack on February 1 1 1994 lie was an honorable man Bom on October 30 1917 in Junction Utah to McKinley Morrill and Rora Ahlstrom He attended elementary and high school in Piute misCounty He served a two-yesion for the LDS Church in the East Central States Mission from 1938 to 1940 After his mission Shirl joined the United States Navy and was stationed at Pearl Harbor on the USS Pennsylvania at the time of the Japanese attack He was involved in many of the major battles in the Pacific theater In addition to belonging to the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association he was a member of the American Legion and VFW After the war he completed a BS degree in banking and finance at Brigham Young University He worked for 31 years as the manager of the Richfield branch of the Utah Production Credit Association retiring in 1979 He enjoyed working with farmers and ranchers and he loved horses He was active in the LDS Church fulfilling several callings He was also involved in community service as a charter member of the Richfield Lions Club and Elks Club Since 1986 he spent his summers in Orem and winters in Phoenix so that he could enjoy the horse races there Shirl married Darlene Holderman on March 19 1948 He is survived by his wife his sisters Gwen Anderson Orem and Helen Hood Leeds two sons Lynn Phoenix and Craig Las Vegas two daughhus- ters Shirlcne Robbins Fortuna Calif and Marilyn Walton Orem 12 grandchildren four His parents and brother Max preceded him in death His family friends and associates will remember his wisdom compassion and charity Funeral services under the direction of Walker Sanderson Funeral Home of Orem were Tuesday Feb 15 in the Orem Aspen Second LDS Ward chapel in Orem Final resting place is in the Orem City Cemetery Military rites will be conducted by VFW 4 Harris Jensen 69 died Feb 15 1994 in Richfield Funeral arrangements will be announced by Neal S Maglcby and Sons Mortuary He is the husband of Lucille Johansen Jensen Richfield and the father of Anna Hansen Mike Jensen Tom Jensen and Loralee Peterson Willis has the support of Literose Club of Monroe President Mavis Buchanan who has urged members of the club to be involved with book reviews the arts and al- - Tammy Johnson 529-755- 2 Lund Curtis Lund Brad Lund Bill are Ronnie and Ellen Bosshardt and ts Tom and Diane Chivers are Que and Mathel Mickelsen and LaMar and Snoma Dalton Wayne Mower and Jonathan Lund Evelynn Hansen and Alene Bell will help spark the program in assisting youngsters to develop their interests with one two or three stories in a portfolio "We are hoping that parents w ill help stimulate their individual youngsters to enter the contest do creative writing on their interests and hopefully be one of the six w inners that w ill be judged by educational professionals" the women said Winners will be announced on the April 15 deadline Great-Great-Granddaugh- ter Brcndon and Mindy Bosshardt have a new daughter who joins sis- Pallbearers (grandsons) were Waco Lund Dustin Lund Ronnie lied pursuits She the board and members w ill contribute six United Stales Savings Bonds to w inners of the February to April 15 project The savings bonds will when mature earn the students S50 toward their education Redmond Neivs fered the dedicatory prayer ter Taylor at home Grandparents Great-grandparen- Bosshardt mother were the most important callings in her life She loved being Harris Jensen THE AMERICAN HEART Being diversified is the aim of the principal where children can gain a deeper insight via thought processes This w ill enable them to use their imaginations in subjects which interest them Maglcby and Sons Mortuary Richfield where Ronnie Lund of- w ith 18 w onderful grandchildren Being a wife mother and grand- ar L Bailey Willis S Shirl Peter Morrill Morrill beloved John MONROE — Under the direction of Monroe Elementary School Principal Elwood Willis a new project has begun to encourage students in the second to fifth grades to be involved in literature and creative writing "We have been trying for some time to get a writing class started involving our students that combines literature with writing" said is Christy Mickelsen Visiting the Gordon Johnsons were Tammy's parents Lester and DeOna Oyler Loa who came to watch their granddaughter Trisha Johnson play basketball They also visited Jennifer and Roger Scott and Ashlie Valerie and Terry Hansen spent time with their mother Meryl Hansen who is in the hospital We w ish her a speedy recovery Dane Allred and his father Ronnie visited Wade Pam and Austin Allred Stake Conference was held in Salina where the meetings were well attended and the information w as very good Wednesday evening is the Young Women’s New Beginnings program at the Redmond LDS Ward at 7 pm Thursday is the Blue and Gold Banquet in Richfield for all scout leaders and their spouses at 7 pm Friday the girls play ball in San Juan and the boys play here Friday and Saturday Saturday evening is the adult dinner and dance in the Redmond LDS Ward cultural hall Chairpeople Named F or Arthritis Drive Six Wayne County and two Sevier County residents have been appointed chairpeople of the 1994 door-to-docampaign to benefit George A Kennedy MARYSVALE — George the Arthritis Foundation Al- bert Kennedy 86 Maiysvale died Feb 13 1994 at his home in Marysvale He was born May 6 1907 Marysvale to William Cyrus and Clara Mabel Banyard Kennedy He married Georgia Rose Dalton July 25 1931 in Richfield she died March 13 1989 e resident of He was a Marysvale and he had such a love for his town he would have never considered living anywhere else He graduated from Marysvale High School and w as a member of the first basketball team to attend state championship He was a past member of the Piute School Board He was very civic minded and proud of his community He was an avid sportsman and outdoorsman and next to his beloved w ife and family hunting was his love He was as a carpenter Survivors: one son and two daughters and spouses: Nonna and Kcnda Joel Johnson Marysvale Siapcl Cedar City George Kimball "Kim" and Sheri Kennedy Mesquite Ncv 19 grandchildren 28 brother Russell H "Heath" Kennedy Las Vegas Preceded in death by his sweetheart Georgia Rose son Kerry Dale and daughter Marga Darlene Kennedy Sylvester and one grandson Brian Krcg StapcI his parents two brothers two sisters and one half brother Funeral services w ill be held on Thursday Feb 17 at 1 pm in the Marysvale LDS Ward chapel in Marysvale Utah Friends may call at the ward chapel in Marysvale on Thursday morning from 1 1:30 a m to 12:30 pm Interment will be in the Mountain View Cemetery in Marysvale by Neal S Maglcby and Sons Mortuary Richfield life-tim- Floyd Ross Christensen ELSINORE — Floyd Ross Christensen 95 Tarana Calif and formerly of Elsinore died Feb 1994 in Reseda Calif He was born April 15 1898 Elsinore to Christian Kroman and Martha Annctta Ross Christensen He was married and later divorced He served a mission for the LDS Church and served in the US Army and in the Merchant Marines He was a member of the Encino LDS Ward Encino Calif Survivors: daughter Annctt Bailey San Francisco Calif grandson Lewis Christensen Colorado brother sisters Burton Mary and Madge all of California He was preceded in death by a son Royd Christensen Jr parents two brothers Funeral services will be Wednesday Feb 16 at 1 1 am in the Neal S Maglcby and Sons Mortuary chapel 50 South 100 West Richfield w here friends may call from 9:30 to 10:30 am Interment will be in the Elsinore Cemetery with military rites by the Elsinore American Legion Post 75 11 Utah Chapter The chairpeople arc Bernice Baker Tcasdale Joan Taylor Fremont Sherry Elicit Loa Joan Jensen Torrcy: Margaret Oldroyd Lyman Ramola Jones Bickncll Donna Lewis Koosharcm and Jo-leBlackburn Aurora The funds raised during the campaign will be used to serve the 240000 Utahns with arthritis The Arthritis Foundation is the only volunteer health agency seeking the total answer — the causes cures and prevention of over 100 forms of nc arthritis "We hope this program and the volunteers will spread accurate information about arthritis throughout the state" said Wendy Zundcl Director of Development for the Utah Chapter "The campaign allows people to make a gift when a volunteer contacts them" For more information about arthritis and membership opportunities in the Utah Chapter write the Arthritis Foundation Utah Chapter at 1733 South 1 100 East Salt Lake City Utah 84105 or call toll-fre- e The mission of the Arthritis Foundation is to find the cure for and prevention of arthritis and to improve the quality of life for those affected by arthritis Why Do They Stay? By Jeannine Chisholm New Horizons Volunteer Recent statistics reported by the Utah Domestic Violence Advisory Council arc staggering One of every 10 women are assaulted by male partners Given Utah's female population over 19 there are 37065 women in abusive situations Twenty-fiv- e percent of women assaulted are pregnant at the time of the abuse Over the last four years the reported number of women sheltered in Utah has increased by 431 per- cent Even with that great increase only an estimated 13 percent of those women in abusive relationships are reached by domestic services In 50 percent of the cases the children are assaulted as well Given the average family size in Utah each year 144074 children w itness domestic assault between their par- ents The characters in the following story arc fictitious Any resem- blance to people living or dead is not just a coincidence It is happening all over the nation It is happening in Utah It is happening in your neighborhood She sits upright in a kitchen chair as she stares at the clock — 5:30 — a wave of fear sweeps through her "He'll be home soon" she thinks nervously "Dinner is ready the house is clean what has she missed? Surely she's done every thing she's supposed to Oh why is she so dumb? There’s sure to be something she did wrong It seems like the harder she tries the more she messes up Why can't she just do things wouldn't right " Then maybe he Four hours later she looks in the mirror That bruise on her check is going to be hard to hide She'll probably have to slay in the house for a few days again until it fades enough to be covered w ith makeup She hurts so bad At least the bruises where he kicked her when she fell won't show She wonders if he broke some ribs again It’s no use going to the hospital The last time they just told her to take it and ihev 4CI until THE PICIIFTFTD RP PTR 1991 New Project Aimed At Creative Writing OBITUARIES Irelta Bastian February 16 asked such embarrassing questions They acted like she should leave him That's all they knew She had no money and she was too dumb to hold down a job — he’d told her that enough times Besides as her mom always told her marriage was forever You don't give up just because the going gets tough She had seen her dad hit her mom the whole time she was grow ing up and they were still together The most important thing is she still loves him Tonight she cradled him in her arms as he cried She knew he was sorry he hurt her and he promised never to do it again Maybe if she could just learn to do things right If she hadn't spilled the milk tonight he wouldn't have hit her It was her fault If she just wasn't so clumsy ’It'll be belter" she promises herself "I've just got to try harder" She sits nervously upright in a chair as she stares at the clock — 5:30 A wave of fear runs through her STOP THE CYCLE — CALL NEW HORIZONS CRISIS CENOR TER AT 896-929- 4 AT ANY TIME DAY OR NIGHT LET US HELP YOU HELP YOURSELF 7-- f Arrests J Sevier County Sheriff John L Meacham announced arrests: Chee Friday 44 Richfield court order Gregory C Clark 36 An rubella court order Ivan Wood 78 Lyman Utah driving under the influence no valid drivers license Travis S Collins 18 Mesquite possession of a stolen vehi- Nev cle Ralph Foundas 39 Richfield court order Jackie C Crawford 41 Richfield AP&P hold John Attakai 38 Tuba City Ariz intoxication Glenn J Peterson 18 Venice court order Troy H Jorgensen 29 Richfield failure to appear warrant Steve J Boronow 25 Sevier court order John W Dickinson 24 Richfield bench warrant Richfield City Chief of Police Mayo Jacobson announced arrests: Curtis Bitsinnic 31 Tonalez Ariz driving under the influence open container and supplying alcohol to a minor Five juveniles were arrested and referred to Sixth District Juvenile Court Charges were one assault two retail theft and two retail theft and illegal possession of tobacco C ACTION FROM AREA b COURTS Sixth District Court Judge David Mow er Tuesday sentenced: Steve J Boronow 25 Sevier to one year in Sev ier County Jail and S4625 fine suspended seven days in jail and S500 fine imposed for thefL Terry D Scearcc 29 Aurora six months in jail and SI 850 fine suspended $300 fine imposed for possession of marijuana L Fremont News Trichomoniasis Thurs Testing NaTani Taylor Vcrland King DVM tested bulls for trichomoniasis at the Jeffery Ranches for the UM Grazers Association Next test date is Thursday Feb 17 again at the Jeffery Ranch Vance and Jenny Taylor accompanied by Don and Phyliss Taylor celebrated their birthdays and an- niversaries in Mesquite Ncv Darren and Tawni Nelson attended the blessing of her cousin’s baby in BlufTdale Several skits were presented at the Loa LDS Stake Young Men and Young Women's fireside which depicted situations and how to solve them A question and answer session followed each skit and a video was shown concerning the same types of situations Sharon Durphy sang "In the Hollow of Thy Hand" accompanied by NaTani Taylor President Scott Durfey gave the closing remarks Fremont City Water Works held a meeting Feb 14 to discuss a new water system Card Of ‘Thanks A special thanks lo all of you When a loved one dies you soon find out that you are not alone Vkc were truly lifted up by the kindness & love shown lo us by our friends A relatives whether in thought words A special thanks to or prayers everyone that took part in the funeral services sent cards letters monetary gifts flowers or look tunc to call or visit Thanks to those who traveled a long way to be with us to those that brought food or assisted in any wav You lifted up our hearts eaeh A everyone of you whether in deed thought or prayer NVe thank you all whatever the part The Bob IVmmes Famdv Chadwick Hearing Centers FREE Electronic I learing Evaluation To Determine If You Can Be Helped With A I learing Aid Computer Matched Hearing zids To Each Individual learing Loss Quality Hearing Instruments I At Low Prices v Trail Feriod Neighbor Serving Neighbor 60-Da- Richfield For Appointment 159 N Main Call Ted Yowell Hearing Aid Specialist 1743)11) S v I |