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Show Review - Thursday, November 7, 1985 - Page 5 " it I ' t 1 && iSj ,..,..,,.;.,. - v ; Sf ' '' "' I I - fj Wendy Shumway David J. Warnick PaulDeonGi.es Farewells, homecomings planned David Jon Warnick David Jon Warnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Warnick, has been called to the Cleveland, Ohio LDS Mission and will enter the Missionary Training Center on Nov. 14. He will speak in a sacrament meeting on November 10 at 1:15 pm. in the Pleasant Grove 12th Ward, 275 E. 500 South. David graduated with high honors from Pleasant Grove High School and LDS Seminary. While in high school he was involved in tennis, cross country, KPGR radio and served as the president of the National Honor Society. He attended the Utah Technical College for two years and is also a member of the Army Reserve. All friends and relatives are in-vited to attend his farewell and also an open house at his home, 150 E. 300 South, after the farewell. Wendy Shumway A missionary farewell for Wendy , Shumway will be held Sunday, Nov. 10, at 10:45 a.m. in the Lindon Fourth Ward. Sister Shumway has been called to sere in the Canada Vancouver LDS Mission. She will enter the Missionary Training Center on Nov 14. An open house will be held at her home, 268 N. 400 East, Lindon, that same day. The daughter of Douglas Glade and Leone Y. Shumway, Wendy graduated from Utah Technical College. She is employed at Murano Lumber Co. All of her friends and relatives are invited to her farewell and open house. Paul Deon Giles Elder Paul Deon Giles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Giles, Pleasant Grove, has been called to serve in the Iowa, Des Moines LDS Mission. He will speak in a sacrament service Sunday, Nov. 10, 1985 at 3:45 p.m. in the 7th Ward Chapel, 1250 E. 200 South, Pleasant Grove. An open house will be held the same afternoon at the family home, 40 S. 1400 East, Pleasant Grove. Elder Giles will enter the Missionary Training Center on Nov. 21. Mr. & Mrs. Morley Keetch Elder and Sister Morley B. Keetch will report on their recently com-pleted mission on Sunday, Nov. 10, at 10:50 a.m. in the Lindon Sixth Ward. They served in the Coventry England LDS Mission. Elder and Sister Keetch have enjoyed serving in England for the past 18 months. They have had many experiences and have made many new friends. This past month they have been touring and have been able to see lots of interesting places. All friends and relatives are in-vited to hear their report. Kerry Smith Elder Kerry Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon J. Smith, American Fork, has recently returned from serving in the Kobe, Japan LDS Mission. He will speak in a sacrament service Sunday, Nov. 10, at 11:45 a.m. in the American Fork 9th Chaspel, 250 N. 900 East. An open house will also be held the same afternoon at the family home, 255 N. Robinson Avenue, American Fork. I .. ' ,.,-(..- ft, I . ''.' "' .1 Class presidents at Pleasant Grove Junior High School for this school year are, L-- Cole Kelly, seventh grade; Brandon Drake, ninth grade; and Shonna Wright, eight grade. Postmaster plans to prosecute mailbox vandals People who have vandalized local mailboxes could be headed for stiff fines and even prison sentences. According to Pleasant Grove Postmaster Richard Wollums, at least 45 mailboxes have been vandalized in recent months. In many cases, it appears the boxes have been hit with some o.bject to smash the box. Also, some boxes have been hit by cars. Mail from inside the boxes have been torn and thrown into nearby fields. "I think in most instances the vandals are young people who feel damaging mail and mailboxes is a prank," he said. "But it's no joke. It's a serious offense." Postmaster Wollums said that people who damage mailboxes and mail can receive fines of up to $1,000 and prison sentences of up to three years. People who steal mail, or who possess mail stolen by someone else, can be fined up to $2,000 or imprisoned for as long as five years, or both. "I hope all parents will teil their children that mail is personal and private, and that serious con-sequences can result from damaging mail and mailboxes," said the postmaster. He also asked that anyone with j information on the vandalism ' should contact him at CL O THEU m iiOil & cordially invites you to its 1985 reunion of Christmas Sights and Smells Fri., Nov. 8, from 4-10:- 00 p.m. Sat, Nov. 9, from 9 a.m.-- 5 p.m. at The Copy Cat Boutique 961 Sunburst, Alpine, Utah . ; . PROVO SURGICAL 1 MURANO LUMBER CENTER f1tPl "Nothing runs like a Deere" "IVc Specialise In Same Day Surgery S jOHN DEERE 375 0983 - 585 North 500 West Provo 1 i H 225 8685 1610 North 5l.it.- Or.-i- I LINDON CARE & TIMPANOGOS TRAINING CENTER CARE CENTER ; For Disabled Physical Tlwropy Speech Therapy Female Individuals 224 0921 - 740 North 300 East - Orem 785 2179 (8(! 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Contestants will participate in - interview,, swimwuit, evening gown and talent competition. All are full-tim- e students at UTC. Other participants are Tracy Lynn Bardall, Orem; Bobi Ann Beighley, American Fork; Monica Black, Orem; Lisa Duston, Delta; Deone Ehlers, Pleasant Grove; Janalee Merrell, Vernal; Trudy Harmer, Spanish Fork; Leslee King, Provo; Shana Pennie, American Fork; Mary Ellen Ross, Orem; Carol 'Stout, Provo; Annette Taylor, Prove;- - and ...Jacqueline .Throck-morton, Provo. The public is invited to attend the pageant. Tickets may be purchased at the door or from any of the par-ticipants. i Deone Ehlers of Pleasant Grove is on of 13 contestants who will vie for the title of Miss Utah Technical j College Friday, Nov. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Center Ballroom on I the college's Orem Campus. " The pageant serves "as , a preliminary pageant to the Miss Utah Pageant. Joey Thompson will serve as Master of Ceremonies and music for the evening will be provided by the Oneil Miner Combo. Special guest Protect your trees this winter season As the trees lose their leaves and the sun is at a lower angle, the chance of many trees getting their bark damaged during the winter is greatly increased. Maples, birches, honeylocust, Mountain Ash and stone fruit trees are some of the most sensitive to southwest injury during the winter. The damage is caused by the sun heating up the bark during the day, which causes the cambium layer to grow, then the bark freezing at night. The freezing temperatures kill the newly-growin- g cells. This alternating freezing and thawing causes the cambium to die. This in turn causes the b ark to split and Peel back. To prevent this from happening, several things can be done. Paint the trunk of the tree, and any large branches that may be susceptible to winter injury, with' a white latex exterior paint. This should be diluted half and half with water. Paint the trunk to where the main branches come out. Another method would be to put a board against the trunk, or in front of it, to keep the sun off. White tree wraps or tree guards can also be purchased from a nursery to protect the trunks. Airman J. Beutier assigned to base Airman Jonathan K. Beutier, son of Clyde J. Beautier, Wasilla, Alaska, and Beatrice D. Woffiden, peasant Grove, has been assigned J Keesler Air Force Base, Miss., ifter completing Air Force basic H fining. During the six weeks at Lackland Force Base, Texas, the airman sl"died the Air Force mission, orSanization and customs and Reived special training in human Nations. In addition, airmen who complete asic training earn credits toward an associates degree in applied pClence through the Community Allege of the Air Force. rhe airman will now receive specialized instruction in the "mrnunicationselectronics syst-- - e,"s field. His wife, Sidse, is the daughter of I 'e and Caroll Powell of Wasilla. iJ I airfnan is a 1984 graduate of 7 Was'a High School. |