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Show Review - Wednesday, January 15, 1986 - Page 5 Marvin, Ruby Hurd called to Akron, Ohio Mission I W " - "J 1 " 1 A missionary farewell for Marvin and Ruby Hurd will be held Sunday, Jan. 19, at 9 a.m. in the Manila Stake Center. The couple has been called to serve in the Ohio Akron LDS Mission. They will enter the Missionary Training Center on Jan. 22. An open house will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Robert Harmer home. All friends and relatives of the missionaries are invited to at-tend the farewell and the open house. Brother Hurd has retired from ZCMI and Sister Hurd has retired from the Utah State Training School. They have served as caretakers at Mutual Dell for the past eight years. The couple has four children and 13 grandchildren. Marvin and Ruby Hurd PTA Council honors Lindon's new teachers f V ft ' 1 . . - i I ' I ri I t If-- i i i by KALYN SECRETAN New teachers at the Lindon Elementary School were introduced by Principal Eugene Maag to the Pleasant Grove Council where they were each given a corsage and a certificate. All the teachers had one thing in common, they love to travel and have traveled extensively. They have much to offer their students. The new teachers include Shauna Butler, Karen Sultan, Tina Car-naha- n and Carolyn McCartney. Shauna Butler is a science specialist and graduate of BYU. She is married to John Butler and they are the parents of two girls. An identical twin she traveled a lot with her family, in fact they visited every state except Alaska. She has a desire to be successful in whatever she does. Carolyn McCarney comes from a long line of educators. Her great grandmother was a teacher as well as her mother, three aunts and a brother. She grew up in Idaho, attending the Aberdeen High School with further education at Ricks College and BYU. She is married to David Mc- Cartney and they have one son. Carolyn traveled across the United States with a Eva Ercanbrack, right, presents certificates to the new teachers at Lindon Elementary School, from left, Shauna Buttes, Karen Sutton, Tina Carnahan and Carolyn McCartney.. Church History tour which was fantastic. She hopes to raise a successful happy family like the one. she was raised in. Tina Carnahan was born in Fayetteville, Arkansas. She received her education at Ricks College and BYU. She is married and expecting her first baby in the near future. She has traveled from coast to coast in the United States and also in South America from Mexico to ' Peru where she served an LDS Welfare Mission. Her greatest desire would be to travel all around the world. Karen Sutton was born in Illinois and attended school in Omaha, Nebraska. A graduate of BYU, she is single and was known to climb over the BYU stadium and enjoy a picnic in the middle of the football stadium. She has a desire to be a world traveler and has traveled in Ger-many and Switzerland. Elder Wayne A. deJel to speak at missionary farewell Elder Wayne Allen deJel has been " called to the Rio de Janiero Mission in Brazil. He will have his farewell testimonial on Sunday, Jan. 19 at ' 3:40 p.m. in the Pleasant Grove ; Third Ward. ; Wayne is the son of Henry and Diane deJel. He graduated from Pleasant Grove High School and LDS Seminary in 1984. He enjoyed wrestling and his hobbies were drafting, art, hunting, fishing, and all outdoor sports. Wayne received his Eagle Award and has been an active scouter all through the program. He was a receiver's clerk at the Macey's Groceries in Orem. Wayne will enter the MTC on Jan. 23. All friends and relatives are in-vited to his farewell. I Wayne Allen deJel Jay Christensen to serve in Okayama, Japan Jay B. Christensen, son of John V. (Jack) and Wanza Christensen, has been called to serve in the Okayama Japan Mission. He will speak in sacrament meeting Sunday, Jan. 19 at 11:30 a.m. at the Pleasant Grove Sixth Ward, 475 North 700 East. All friends and relatives are in-vited to attend. Jay is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School where he was studentbody president and lettered two years in football and soccer. He was a member of the National Honor Society and attended BYU on a Leadership Scholarship. He will enter the Missionary Training Center on Jan. 30. Jay B. Christensen Missionary farewell planned Sunday for Elder Leo Biggs :. fA"-)-i 1 p 'h - ' :' " i Elder Leo Biggs, son of Niel and Roxie Ann Biggs, has received a call to serve in the California Oakland LDS Mission. Elder Biggs will speak in a sacrament meeting on Sunday, Jan. 19, at 1:20 p.m. in the Pleasant Grove 7th Ward, 1275 E. 200 South. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. 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