Show T RICHFIELD REAPER March 23 1991 Wednesday Anthony Christensen AREA OBITUARIES AURORA — Anthony Elvin Christensen 86 died March 15 in Mayfield Utah He was bom Feb 14 1908 in Aurora Utah to Christian and Mary Ellen Jacobsen Christensen He married Sadie Lovell Dec 14 1933 in the Manti LDS Temple He taught school in Holden He w orked for US Gypsum and was a farmer He and his wife Sadie served a nine-yea- r temple mission at Manti and he was an ordinance worker for two years at the Salt Lake LDS Temple He is survived by his wife and two sons Bryant (Benita) and Neal (Judy) both of Aurora 13 grandchildren 24 two sisters Mrs Glen (Erva) Gurr Mrs Aurora Esbern (Enid) 1994 Maudean Jepsen Gray Todd Ferrel Gray BOULDER — Maudean Jepsen Gray 35 and her son Todd Ferrel Gray 2 died March 19 1994 in Las Vegas Ncv Maudean Gray was bom July 15 1958 Panguitch to Neal Raymond and Fay Haws Jepsen She was married to Jack Gray in Las Vegas later separated Todd Gray was bom Dee 10 1991 in Las V'cgas to Jack and Maudean Jepsen Gray At the lime of her death Mrs Gray was enrolled in the nursing program through Snow College at Sevier Valley Technology Center in Richfield Baadsgaard Springville brother Wayne Portland Ore Preceded in death by two daughters Marga Overson and Louise Shelby brothers Evan Christensen and Lavcll Survivors: parents Boulder brothers Neal 11 Jepsen Denver Colo Fred Jepsen Salt Lake City Wyatt Jepsen West Jordan twin Christensen Sheppherd brother Marc Jepsen Boulder Funeral services w ill be held Friday March 25 at 1 pm in the Boulder LDS Ward chapel Friends may call at the ward chapel in Boulder on Friday from 1 1:30 am to 12:30 pm Interment will be in Rebecca Glcdhill Funeral services were Saturday in the Aurora First LDS Ward Burial was in the Aurora Cemetery under the direction of the SpringcrTumcr Maudean Jepsen Gray Todd Ferrel Gray the Boulder Cemetery by Neal S Maglcby and Sons Mortuary Richfield 54 well-kno- Brigham Young University He married Elizabeth Oldroyd June 29 1962 in the Manti LDS Temple The couple moved to Rexburg in 1964 where he was a broadcasting instructor He was also the debate coach for 25 years at Ricks and was sound engineer for the Ricks Drama Department and recipient of a Teacher of the Year award at the college He was the debate coach at Ricks for 25 years and his teams won the national championships five of the 17 years they were qualified to attend He was also an airplane pilot and flight instructor He was also sound technician at the Idaho Falls Civic auditorium for many years He was active in the LDS Church and was ward clerk at the time of his death Survivors: wife Rexburg son daughters Mrs Doug (Stephanie) Bradshaw Melissa Bossard both Rexburg Mrs Brcck (Wendy) Rushton Riverton Douglas Todd Bossard Pocatello Mrs Russell (Angela) Rydalch Salt Lake City seven grandchildren father step- Funeral services were March 9 in Rexburg and interment was in the Archer Ida cemetery HELP FOR ABUSED WOMEN AND TIIEIR CHILDREN New Horizons Crisis Center Phone 896-929- 4 Toll Free turn I J' ' Sk r i t M-A- - F r Uviv i ' - V ' Y'‘ i W V l 'f F k J v Ililma Larsen Hilma E Larsen SALT LAKE CITYMONROE — Hilma Emma Bohman Larsen 90 Salt Lake City died March 20 1994 in Salt Lake City She was bom Sept 10 1903 Monroe to Charles John Ephraim and Ellen Christina Lind Bohman She was married to J Vernal Larsen July 11 1923 Salt Lake LDS Temple He died March 22 1975 She was an active and devoted member of the LDS Church and served in many callings She served as a cook in the Salt Lake Temple Her life was one of service to others She had no children but together with her husband Vernal they raised two sisters and one brother after Vernal's parents passed away Survivors: one brother and one sister and spouses Avclinc and Dale Bennion Proctor and Beth Bohman all Salt Lake City many nephews and nieces She was preceded in death by her husband parents one brother Lind and two sisters Gertrude and Thcrcasc Funeral services will be Saturday March 26 1994 at 11 am in the Kimball LDS Ward chapel 2280 South 300 East Salt Lake City Friends may call at the Larkin Mortuary 260 East South Temple Salt Lake City Friday evening from 6 to 8 pm and at the w'ard chapel after 10 am on Saturday Interment will be at 4 pm in the Monroe City Cemetery Funeral directors: Neal S Maglcby and Sons Mortuary Richfield BRIGHAM YOUNG L A M A N I T children: Lcxianc Hutchinson brothers four and sisters: Elayne Reid Robert Arda Jean Christensen Irva Larsen and Paul Warnock Preceded in death by E N E R A T I O N City The defending champions won first in dance second in military and third in prop and novelty Laura De Lange Priscilla Hampton and team honors and Nicole Westwood won academic to the DeLange was named team Pictured are: back left Amber Mann all-stat- e all-st- par- ents sister Idell Thurston and brother Irvin Leroy Jr Funeral services were Saturday March 19 in the Garden Heights South LDS Ward in Salt Lake City Interment was in the Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park Eld-redg- ar Sevier AOG Study Recycling n task force to pointed a a study recycling program Members of the committee are Bill O'Donnell R K Nielsen five-perso- Clinton L Merrell Marylin Jones Dixilcc Blackinton Robert Merrell Coramac Lutz 26 grandchildren Warnock Carl Warnock A The Sevier County Association of Governments Wednesday ap- Merrell 72 died March 15 1994 at her home in Salt Lake City She was bom May 13 1921 in Sigurd to Irvin Leroy and Lexia Dastrup Warnock She was married to Clifford Leroy Merrell June 17 1943 in the Manti LDS Temple She worked as a secretary in Washington DC before her marriage She valued education She graduated from Brigham Young University in 1959 and taught fourth grade in Delta and Salt Lake City from 1958 to 1983 She enjoyed many church callings including Gleanor leader Salt Lake Temple worker family relations teacher and family historian and genealogist She was devoted to her family and friends and offered aid to the downtrodden She is survived by her husband Melonie Brewer Heidi Gardener Second row: Amanda Whittaker left Shanda Robinson Mandy Robinson Third row: Megan Torgerson left Laura DeLange Bree Fullmer Priscilla Hampton Back row: Shanna Smith left Ember Fullmer Melissa Blackwell Nicole Westwood e Heather Rasmussen is not pictured Sandi is their advi sor JUNCTION — Piute High School's Thun dereties competition at Cedar took second place in state By Bill McClure Reaper Staff Writer Linda Jackson Paul Lyman and Bob Miller The action came after Jackson and Toby Martinez of the Fishlake Forest office described recycling efforts ongoing with the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management in Richfield About a year ago the two federal government offices began recycling paper and recently have been attempting to expand the project Prior meetings with Richfield City and Sevier County Commissioners led to the presentation to the Sevier County AOG Jackson explained how the program works in the Forest Service and BLM offices She also outlined some of the difficulties which had to be overcome to make recycling a viable program Martinez explained his vision for the program "Perhaps by the time the Utah Centennial arrives in 1996 we could have a model program in place to show the rest of the state” he said The fair will be open to the general public from 10 am to noon Students in grades four through 12 will present history research projects competing for the opportunity to advance to the state contest Winners will be announced at an awards ceremony at 2:30 pm This year students arc exploring the theme "Geography in History: People Places Time" They will compete according to their age group in four different categories: historical papers projects perfor 836-270- 5 Guiscllc Chappell and children She was accompanied by her son Bret Ashton Springville Mr and Mrs Gay VanDyke have a new grandson bom March 10 to Lynn and Annette VanDyke Layton He joins a sister and terials number and location of dividuals and include all recyclable materials mances and media presentations After being judged they will be treated to a special movie presentation sponsored by the Utah I Humanities Council The Central Utah Regional History Fair is presented by the Utah History Fair with help from Snow College The Utah History Fair is a program of the Mountain West Center for Regional Studies at Utah Slate University It is funded by the Utah Division of State the Utah History Humanities Council the State Office of Education Brigham Young University and the Utah Statehood Centennial Commission and Art and Lynn Sawyer She was accompanied by Alfonzo Turner w ho visited his daughter and Susuan and LD Walker and family son-in-la- Albert (Teddy) Chappell spent nine days in Costa Rica Central America visiting her son Ted and and daughter-in-laMrs Some of the problems the committee will address include warehouse space to store recyclable ma- m Return From Costa Rica Inez Jensen collection system works "We will be happy to work with your committee to help set up a recycling program" she said effort Consensus of opinion was the program should start small with just a few items and agencies involved and then be expanded to include more items and agencies Long-tergoal is to open the program to private businesses and in- Regional History Fair Set March 25 EPHRAIM — The Central Utah Regional History Fair will be held March 25 at Snow Friday College Laura Thomas who runs Recycle USA in St George was on hand to explain how her recycling warehouse facilities types of materials to be collected for recycling and agencies to be included in the Lxman News Brenda Wood is at home following a stay at Sevier Valley Hospital in Richfield RacLynn and Shaun Shaffer and son Clearfield visited her mother Janet Williamson and grandparents Fremon and Twila Sorenson The following is the menu for the Six County area (Monroe Richfield Salina Koosharem Gunnison Manti Moroni Scipio Delta and Fillmore) senior nutrition program for the coming week: Wednesday March 23 — Beef stew with vegetables cheese stick Jcll-cookie corn-brea- d and butter milk or juice Thursday March 24 — Baked chicken whipped potatoes with gravy glazed carrots apple brown Betty rolls with butter milk or pcars-n-lim- c O juice Friday March 25 — Stuffed cabbage buttered com peaches cake bread and butter milk or juice Tuesday March 29 — Hamburger patty with onion scalloped potatoes mixed vegetables fruit salad bread and butter milk or juice Wednesday March 30 — Roast beef whipped potatoes with gravy tossed green salad peaches and cake bread and butter milk or juice On the day planning to eat make reservations at the center by 9 am brother at home UNIVERSITY LIVING LEGENDS E7g THE Richfield SIGURD — Marie Warnock w n broadcaster and instructor at Ricks College Rexburg Ida died March 6 1994 in a Rexburg hospital following a short illness He was bom May 22 1939 Salt Lake City to Sterling Reynold and Laura Duke Bossard He graduated from Richfield High School and mother Sterling and Virginia Bossard Salt Lake City sisters Jan Zufclt Bountiful Karen Andrew Bellflower Calif Funeral Homes of Salina and Marie W Merrell Alan S Bossard Alan Sterling Bossard formerly of Richfield and sisters Reesey Mayda Steward and Thunderettes Take Second Ogden Elected State FFA Vice President Shantcll Ogden daughter of Jeff and Diana Ogden of Richfield has been elected Utah State Future Farmers of America vice president Ogden will represent and serve more than 3300 FFA members throughout the state She was selected from 23 candidates "FFA is the premier youth organization and I will be honored to serve my fellow members as the Utah State FFA vice president" she said A member of the RHS chapter four years Ogden has won the FFA creed speaking prepared public speaking and extemporaneous speaking contests As vice president she w ill be attending the National Leadership Conference for State Officers in New Mexico the President's Leadership Conference in Washington D C and the National FFA Convention in Kansas City Mo In addition she will help organize the State FFA Convention Summer Leadership Training Area Contests and the Utah State Fair Booth display Ogden will enter Utah State University next fall Jack and Owena Chappell received a letter of thanks for their three years of service in the Manti LDS Temple It was read during sacrament meeting by Bishop Burke Torgerson Mr and Mrs Ronald VanDyke and family Salt Lake City visited his father Welby VanDyke and Rene and brother and sister-in-laColleen VanDyke and family w Milton and Rcnac DcLccuw Orem visited his mother Pearl DcLccuw cn route home from St George where Milton attended meetings in connection with his employment w ith Provo City Mark and Rula Turner visited their granddaughter Stephanie Jackson Snow College student She is a daughter of Sharron and Chadwick Hearing Centers FREE Electronic Hearing Evaluation To Determine If You Can Be 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