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Show Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Wednesday, March 9, 2005 Libor OBITUARIES Gaylon “Ray” McInelly Gaylon “Ray” McInelly passed away March 5, 2005 at home in Ephraim. He was born Nov. 4, 1941 to Lytho and Cecilia Ilean Draper McInelly in Ephraim. He is survived by his wife Deanna “Jean” Stevens McInelly; children, Gaylon “Lennie” and wife Penny McInelly of Provo; Ed and his wife Shelly McInelly of Phoenix, Ariz.; Jodi and husband Pete Brunson of Fayette; 11 grandchildren, Brezz Jean and husband Shawn Braithwaite, Ashley, Misty and Lennie Jr., Zack, Megan, Laveda “Annie” and husband Vince Christensen, Aaron, Travis, Randy and Marrisa; two great-grandchildren, Ryland and Ryder Christensen; sisters, Frieda St. Germaine and Shiela and husband Gary Olsen of Ephraim. He was preceded in death by his parents, Mac and Ilean and brothers, LaVell and LaDale McInelly. Ray had a great love for his family. He enjoyed roses, which he spent countless hours growing for his beloved wife until his illness would no longer allow him to care for them. He also had a great love for his work in the church. He will be missed greatly by his family and Dr. Carol Bruggers of the Primary Children’s Hospital Oncology Clinic and Heather Eggleston of Gunnison celebrate Heather’s cancer negative tests. Gaylon “Ray” McInelly friends. Dad, your legacy of love and devotion will forever be carried on, for you taught us all how to keep going when times are tough and to always keep our faith in Heavenly Father. We love you so much and you will be truly missed. Funeral services will be Thursday, March 10, 2005 at noon in the Ephraim 6th Ward Chapel at 10 S. Main in Ephraim. Friends may call Thursday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. prior to services at the church. Interment will be in the Ephraim City Cemetery under the direction of Rasmussen Mortuary. sanpetemessenger.com Gail Arthur Sorensen Gail Arthur Sorensen, loving husband, father, grandfather and friend, age 81, passed away March 2, 2005 in West Jordan of Parkinson’s Disease. He was born April 8, 1923 in Redmond to Arthur Lyman and Alvilda Melvine Christiansen Sorensen. He married Olga Elaine Willden May 4, 1944 in Seattle, Wash., later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. He served in the Navy during WWII and retired from the SeaBees. Worked for 29 years as a carpenter at Hercules. He held many and various positions as an active member of the LDS Church including service in the Manti and Washington DC Temples. He is survived by his wife, Olga; children, Jane (Jim) Keech, Gaylene Didericksen, John (Valerie) Sorensen, Charolyn (Chad) Rappleye, Susan (Eldred) Jensen, Jay (Virginia) Sorensen; 25 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren; siblings, Jay (Carol) Sorensen, Jean Poulson, Joyce Shields, Rawland Sorensen, Marlene (Jim) Giles, Nellie (Al) Beazer, Terry (Aletta) Sorensen and countless other family and friends. Preceded in death by A7 Sanpete Messenger-Gunnison Valley Edition Gail Arthur Sorensen parents; sister, Thelma; sonsin-law, Larry Didericksen and Craig Wall and daughter-in-law, Marial Sorensen. Funeral services will be held Saturday, March 12 at noon at the Mayfield Ward Chapel in Mayfield. A viewing will be held Thursday, March 10 from 6-8 p.m. at McDougal Funeral Home, 4330 South Redwood Road, Taylorsville and on Friday March 11, at the church in Mayfield from 6:30-8:00 p.m. and Saturday at the church one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Mayfield Cemetery. sanpetemessenger.com Gunnison girl seeks DVDs for fellow cancer victims at hospital GUNNISON—Now that her cancer treatments are over and her tests are coming back with good news, Heather Eggleston of Gunnison wants to help the children she left behind in Primary Children’s Hospital. “All I want for my 12th birthday is 100 new DVDs for Primary Children’s Hospital,” said Heather, 12, “and I will take all the used DVDs, videos, audiobook or music tapes or CDs and books I can get!” After spending a good part of last year in the hospital, Heather and her parents Verdean and Kathy Lin Eggleston know how little things make a big difference for the children and their parents while they are there. “Most of the kids are in the hospital longer than I had to be,” Heather said, “and it is hard when you are too sick to do anything but watch a movie, and you have seen all of them or the DVD has a scratch and it stops so you can’t watch it.” “There is such a great need here, especially for our young adult patients,” said Bonnie Wardle, parent support director of Candle Lighters. “I think what Heather is doing is wonderful and will help so many kids.” Heather will be taking what she collects to Primary Children’s Hospital when she goes for her checkup on April 11. Donators are welcome to give duplicates of DVDs, CDs, tapes and books, since several treatment areas in the hospital need collections. The hospital can use books of all kinds. Children’s books will go to the play areas and waiting rooms and books for adults will go to the Parent’s Recourse room. The hospital will use donated money to purchase DVDs, notebook storage cases and a DVD polisher to keep the DVD collections in good working order. Drop off donations at the local banks: Far West Bank, 320 N. State, Fairview; 210 S. State, Mt. Pleasant; 757 N. Main, Ephraim; 2 N. Main, Ephraim; Zions First National Bank, 1 S. Main, Manti; and Gunnison Valley Bank, 10 S. Main, Gunnison. For more information or bulk pickup, call 528-3181 after 5 p.m. BOOKING REPORT Arrested: Scott Paul Sieb Address: Salt Lake City Date of Arrest: 3/5/05 Location of Arrest: Gunnison Charges: Assault Bail: $925 Arrested: Laniece Steward Address: Manti Date of Arrest: 3/1/05 Location of Arrest: Manti Charges: Child Abuse and assault Bail: $2,775 Arrested: Juvenile Offender Address: Spring City Date of Arrest: 2/19/05 Location of Arrest: Spring City Charges: Possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia and possession of tobacco by minor. Arrested: Kevin Jay Reid Address: Mt. Pleasant Date of Arrest: 2/28/05 Arrested in: Mt. Pleasant Charges: DUI, assault, and assault in presence of child Bail: $4,139 Arrested: Benjamin Nielsen Address: Spring City Date of Arrest: 3/2/04 Location of Arrest: Spring City Charges: Sevier County Justice Court Warrant Bail: $370 Arrested: Lucas William Carter Address: Nephi Date of Arrest: 2/27/05 Location of Arrest: Nephi Charges: Criminal Mischief and Criminal Trespass Bail: $1,110 (Continued from A5) “in the interest of survival.” “At that point in time,” Larsen says, “there was no way to know what his status would be.” Although Ondras says he understands the college’s position—that the school was in an untenable position of limbo until his case was resolved— he wishes the department would have hired an interim instructor for a year, after which they could have performed a search for a permanent replacement if Ondras wasn’t back. However, says Larsen, “we couldn’t gamble on having an orchestra director. It was an unfortunate thing for [Ondras], but it was necessary to continue a credible strings program.” Larsen also says the music department could have faced accreditation issues without a permanent, full-time strings and orchestra instructor. “We’re happy Libor ’s here,” Larsen says, “but to do anything else would have been irresponsible on our part.” Moving On Although Ondras says he would prefer for things to have worked out differently, he says he doesn’t harbor any bitterness. “Quite the opposite,” he says. “I want to express my gratitude for the college, for President Benson, for my friends and the community,” he says, referring to the support he has received. He says the college played SALINA AUCTION CLASS DATE: 2/22/05 HEAD COUNT: 816 AVG. 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The property is being offered through a sealed bid sale to the highest bidder. Bids will be accepted until March 28, 2005 at the Sevier County FSA office located at the address listed below. The property may be subject to a right of way to adjacent property owned by the previous owner. All bids must be accompanied by a 10% bid deposit in the form of a certified check. Preference will be given to cash offers. FSA financing may be available subject to the availability of funds to qualified applicants. The property can be inspected by contacting the local FSA office located at 340 North 600 East, Richfield, Utah 84701, phone 435-896-5489, ext. 5. The government reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Additional information can be obtained by contacting the FSA office at the above listed address. FSA is an equal opportunity lender. 3/2,9,16MG an active role in helping him throughout the ordeal and lobbying for his return. To support him and his family financially, he says, the college retained his full-time status until the end of the school year, and then put him on sabbatical status—usually reserved for faculty with more tenure than Ondras had—until July 2003, providing him with 50 percent of his salary and full benefits for three months. The college also paid a significant portion of Ondras’ legal fees incurred during the affair. Ondras says he received an outpouring of support from faculty and friends while he was in Slovakia. “I have a folder two inches thick with all the letters people wrote to me. So many people wrote letters that it made this experience special for me, even though it was hard. It opened my eyes.” Ondras says he does not necessarily want to leave Snow. “I love this community,” he says. “I would give my heart to this community and the college.” He says he has employment prospects elsewhere, but declined to disclose where. 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