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Show Cyan Magenta Yellow Black A6 Sanpete Messenger / Sanpete Messenger-Gunnison Valley Edition First ~ Bronsen Larry Cosby BIRTHS Sanpete Valley Hospital On March 7, 2005 a girl was born to Jackie Henriksen of Mt. Pleasant. She weighed 5 pounds 9 ounces and will be named Seirra Dawn Henriksen. On March 18, 2005 a boy was born to Shaun and Amanda Kennedy of Ephraim. He weighed 7 pounds and will be named Aidan Charles Kennedy. On March 19, 2005 a boy was born to Pedro and Anjanae Merida of Ephraim. He weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces and will be named Ian Esteban Merida. On March 24, 2005 a boy was born to Brent and Rachelle Peterson of Manti. He weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces and will be named Brennan Kay Peterson. sanpetemessenger.com Gunnison Valley Hospital On March 18, 2005 a girl was born to Charles and Amy Roberts of Salina. She weighed 5 pounds 5 ounces and will be named Faith Roberts. On March 23, 2005 a girl was born to Gregory and Alicia Sorensen of Manti. She weighed 6 pounds 11 ounces and will be named Angelina Sorensen. sanpetemessenger.com BIRTHDAYS First ~ Natalie Buchanan Hi, my name is Natalie Buchanan and I live in Cordova, Tenn. I just celebrated my first birthday on Sunday, Feb. 27. I am the daughter of Matt and Linda Buchanan and the granddaughter of Steven and Suzanne Buchanan of Gunnison and Bruce and Charlotte Archdeacon of Millington, Tenn. I had a fun day with my family. sanpetemessenger.com Natalie Buchanan First ~ Elle Claire Anderson Elle Claire Anderson, the daughter of Jared and Heather Anderson of Gunnison, recently celebrated her first birthday. Elle loves to be outside and talk walks in her stroller. Her favorite toy is a little furry white kitty, which she loves to cuddle with and give hugs and kisses. She is a very happy girl who loves to play with her older bothers Avery and Shea. Elle’s family adores her and is happy she is a part of their family. Grandparents are Johnny and Sherrie Anderson of Mayfield and Bruce and Becky Blackham of Gunnison. Compiled by Kathy Lin Eggleston Bronsen Cosby Eileen Elmore of Florida, Dora Cosby of Aurora and Winona Cataline of California. sanpetemessenger.com 80th ~ Bartholomew John P. Bartholomew and his wife Kathleen of Fayette would love to have you to help celebrate John’s 80th birthday at an open house in his honor on Saturday, April 2, from 4-6 p.m. at the Fayette LDS Chapel. John was born on March 31, 1925 to Henry and Ireta Bartholomew, and still lives in the same house. He has been a life-long farmer in Fayette. He has been a dedicated member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and has held many church callings. He and Kathleen served a work mission in Nevada. John and Kathleen are the proud parents of six children, Keith (Delene) Bartholomew, Fayette; Sandra (Larry) Lytle, Alamo, Nev.; Scott (Lila) Bartholomew, Fayette; Steve (G’Ne) Bartholomew, Cedar City; Kathy (John) Davis, Pocatello, Idaho; and Sheri John Bartholomew (Mike) Johnson, Springville. He is a great-grandpa to 17 children, with two more on the way and a grandpa to 35. Each one is very special and precious to John. No gifts, please. sanpetemessenger.com Lois Sears Brown Elle Anderson First ~ Carter Mortensen Carter Mortensen, the son of Bart and Jennifer Mortensen of Gunnison celebrated his first birthday on Thursday, March 24, 2005. Carter likes to play with his dad and big sister Melanie. He likes to be into mischief. Carter’s grandparents are Richard and Sandy Christiansen of Mayfield, Stuart and Tracy Mortensen of Ephraim, and Richard and Miriam Waddingham of Delta. Lois Sears Brown, 93, of Manti, passed away March 24, in Ephraim. She was born April 6, 1911, in Manti, to George Lucian and Magnola Hougaard Sears. She married Don H. Brown on May 25, 1941. He preceded her in death. She is survived by her children, Sears (Armida) Brown, Las Vegas, Nev; Dan Brown, Manti; and Vik (Christie) Brown, Cedar City; six grand- children and nine great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Don; parents; and two brothers. Private graveside services and burial will be held on Saturday, March 26, at 11 a.m. in the Manti City Cemetery under the direction of Magleby Mortuary. Online guestbook at www.maglebymortuary.com sanpetemessenger.com ADULTS: $5.50 CHILDREN & SENIORS: $3.50 Matinees before 6 p.m. - $3.50 MOVIES SUBJECT TO CHANGE CLOSED SUNDAYS MANTI—Jean Frischknecht meets life challenges with a sense of humor and makes the best of every situation. Jean was born on April 30, 1924, in her family’s home at 96 East 200 South in Manti to Parley Christian and Miranda Jensen Madsen. She has lived most of her life within a few blocks of the big red house on the corner where she was born. Jean’s father was a prominent sheep rancher who operated a ranch in Christenburg and was partner in the Wah Wah Ranch in Milford. She grew up when hard work was a necessity. She graduated from Manti High School and attended Utah State University. Jean married her high school sweetheart, Kay Frischknecht, and they started their own ranching operation. Working side by side, they were partners in every sense of the word. Jean prepared and delivered meals to her husband in the fields, pastures and ranges during the busy times such as lambing, shearing and moving sheep. The couple raised nine children while Jean worked full time. She worked first at Manti Elementary and then at the USU Extension as secretary. Jean has been outgoing and involved in her church and the social life of Manti. No matter how busy she was, her Jean Frischknecht home and family came first. Her children remember a clean and inviting home, home-baked bread, handmade quilts for every bed and love and comfort whenever needed. “For this and many more reasons, Mom has been an example for generations and is adored by her family,” her daughter Kristine Frischknecht said. Jean has always been fun loving. Her grandchildren love to remember her antics, including riding a four-wheeler at age 80. One year the family went to Lake Powell, and Jean kept telling the grandchildren over and over, “You can’t jump off the top of the houseboat.” On the last day Jean could not stand it anymore, and the family heard thump, thump, thump, and then the sound of a big cannon ball into the water. Going outside, they saw Grandma in the water. Jean and her husband have nine children, 41 grandchildren and 42 great-grandchildren. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Monday, April 4: Moroni Senior Center shopping trip to Provo. Call Betty at 436-8275 for more information. Tuesday, April 5: Gunnison Senior Center has implemented a new program in conjunction with Gunnison Home Health focusing on various health care issues. This month’s meeting will be 12:30-1 p.m. after lunch. Topics will be hospice, home care, medication and diabetes. Wednesday, April 6: Gunnison seniors shopping in Richfield. Bus leaves the center at 1 p.m. Rides available by calling Kerri at 528-3781. Friday, April 8: Moroni Senior Center bingo after lunch. Tuesday, April 12: Moroni Senior Center blood sugar screening at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 13: Utah Legal Services will be at the Gunnison Senior Center at 12:30 p.m. to provide information on living wills, trusts and related topics. Wednesdays, April 6, 13 and 27: The Ephraim Senior Center van will pick up seniors in Spring City at 11:15 a.m. and Mt. Pleasant at 11:30 a.m. SENIOR MENU Friday, April 1:Turkey casserole with gravy, yams, mandarin with pineapple cup, bread and butter, milk or juice Tuesday, April 5: Cook’s choice. Wednesday, April 6: Pork chops, dressing with gravy, glazed carrots, mixed fruit, bread and butter, milk or juice. Thursday, April 7: Chicken noodle soup with vegetables, crackers/butter, pears, cinnamon roll, milk or juice. Friday, April 8: Hamburger casserole, corn, jell-o with fruit, cornbread with butter, cookie, milk or juice. Tuesday, April12: Chicken cordon bleu, green bean casserole, peach parfait, bread and butter, milk or juice. Wednesday, April 13: Roast beef, whipped potatoes with gravy, beets, fruit cup, biscuit with buttermilk or juice For the Week of a April 1-7 SOUTHTOWNE Carter Mortensen Call Steve or Joyce Olsen 283-6344 after 5 p.m. Memorial Day orders must be in by April 15 Bronsen Larry Cosby, son of Larry and Jaymi Cosby of Redmond will celebrate his first birthday on April 1. Bronsen likes passing the time away each day by helping his mom and dad with everything. He also loves visiting all of his grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Bonsen is the first grandchild of Layne and Kim Johnson of Hurricane, Larry and Carol Cosby of Aurora and Julie Cosby of Centerfield. Great-grandparents are Weldon and Verdell Johnson of Axtell; Jim and Elaine Blackburn of Salina; Larry P. Cosby of Aurora; Darrel and Gail Butler of Mayfield and Glenna Hansen of Centerfield. Great-great grandparents are OBITUARIES sanpetemessenger.com sanpetemessenger.com Wednesday, March 30, 2005 Engraving by Dalton’s Memorial Engraving CINEMA 1&2 687 So. Main • Ephraim • 283-6121 Now Playing 6:15 & 8:45 Sat. Matinee 3:45 Miss Congeniality 2 Now Playing 6:45 & 9:00 Sat. Matinee 4:30 Guess Who? [PG13] [PG13] TOWNE THEATRE 21 No. Main • Ephraim • 283-4711 The Ring II Starts Friday 7:45 Sat. Matinee 5:15 [PG-13] www.sanpetemovies.blogspot.com Notice of Public Hearing for Ephraim City The Ephraim City Council will be holding a public hearing in prepration for adopting changes to the City’s Subdivision Ordinance, and removal of the Subdivision Moratorium. The hearing will be held April 6, 2005 at 6:30 p.m., in the Council Room at 5 S. Main, Ephraim, Utah. The Subdivision Ordinance will be considered for adoption in the council meeting following the public hearing. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during these meetings should notify the above at least three days prior to the meeting to be attended. 3/30M Health Insurance Making You Mad? We reduce rates 25%-50% every week!! With Much Better Coverage. Our Challenge: Does Your Policy Offer The Following? 2-8 Million Per Insured 100% Coverage on By-Pass 12 Month Rate Guarantee Disability Income Benefit 100% Coverage on Accidents Unlimited Dr. Co-Pays 100% Coverage on Cancer $10 Vision Co-Pay and Dental 100% Coverage on Heart Attack NBRx Co-Pay Card HEALTHFLEX…LESS PREMIUM…MORE COVERAGE! ! ! Healthflex Ask For DeLoy 866-345-7472 Gunnison Valley Hospital Home Health Care director, Barbara Lund, volunteer coordinator Susan Anderson and volunteer Anita Yardley deliver a gift of fresh cut yellow daffodils—the American Cancer Society’s symbol of hope—to hospital, home health and hospice patients. Daffodils - a symbol of hope for cancer victims By Kathy Lin Eggleston Staff writer GUNNISON—In support of the fight against cancer, the Gunnison Valley Hospital Home Health Care and Hospice staff gave patients daffodils, the American Cancer Society’s symbol of hope. As winter gives way to spring, raising funds with the daffodils is one way communities can support the American Cancer Society. Another is getting involved with Relay for Life. “Relay for Life is a fun-filled overnight event designed to celebrate survivorship and raise money for research and programs of your American Cancer Society,” said Carol Oakey, hospice volunteer and Gunnison Relay for Life team recruiter. “Some of our relay teams enjoy doing this every year, but we can always use new teams.” The American Cancer Society is at work in communities across the country providing programs aimed at reducing the risk of cancer, detecting cancer as early as possible, ensuring proper treatment, and empowering people facing cancer to cope and maintain the highest possible quality of life. Local team recruitment meetings for the Relay for Life start in Gunnison on April 7 from 5:306:30 p.m. at Gunnison City Hall. For information on the Gunnison event call 528-3955. For more information about the upcoming schedule of Relay for Life in each community in Sanpete County, call the local American Cancer Society representative at 835-6351. |
