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Show Citizen, Press, Review - W ed., Jan. 27, 15)88 - Page 14 Liston to teach two art classes If you have always wanted to learn to paint or draw, but didn't think you had the talent, you might want to take advantage of two classes being offered in the American Fork area winter quarter by under the Com-munity Education program. Betty Liston, Pleasant Grove artist, will teach "Drawing for Adults 16 years and older" and "Painting in Oils, for Adults 16 years and older," both on Thursday nights. "Drawing for Adults, 16 years and older" begins Thursday, Jan. 28, from 6 to 7 p.m. in Room 12 at the American Fork Junior High School. Cost for eight sessions is $13. The class ends Mar. 17. Basic art principles and drawing in charcoal and pencil will be taught with the class geared for the student who has an interest in art and drawing, but needs some professional guidance. The second class, "Painting in Oils, for Adults 16 years and older" also begins Thursday, Jan. 28, but is from 7 to 9 p.m. in room 128 at American Fork Junior High School. Cost for the 8 week course is $22. The class ends Mar. 17. This class offers the basics of oil painting for the beginning or amateur painter. Instruction on still life, landscape and portraits will be given. Although students may choose their own project, elements of design will be stressed with an emphasis on value, color, and form. Beginners should bring materials Betty Liston for sketching and taking notes the first night, with amateurs to bring materials ready to paint. Mrs. Liston has painted professionally for many years, and has taught Adult Education classes for the past several. She has studied under well-know- n area artists, and has won many awards in various competitions for her work. She belongs to the American Fork Steel Days Art Committee, the Utah Valley Art Guild, and the Artists Section of the Womens' Council. She is employed as darkroom technician at Newtah News Group. She believes art is not just a matter of talent but is 99 percent hard work and dedication. Q obituaries A. Frank Gaisford A. Frank Gaisford, 94, of American Fork, died Thursday, Jan. 21, 1988 in American Fork. He was born May 21, 1893 in Salt Lake City to Arthur Frank and Mary Elizabeth Beverley Gaisford. He married Naomi Powers in 1913. She died July 23, 1983. He spent much of his life in the newspaper publishing and printing business. He was very active in civic affairs in Lehi and American Fork. Survivors include three daughters: Mrs. DR. (Naomi) Norton, Provo; Urth B. Hansen, Fairfield, Iowa; and Mrs. Richard (Elaine) Dabling, Orem ; 18 grandchildren; 28 great grandchildren; five sisters and one brother: Maude Singleton, Downey, Calif.; Mrs. C.J. (Garnet) An derson, Mrs. Owen (Nora) Mousley, Sandy; Arlene Bills, Riverton; Mrs. Milton (Beth) Densley, Mid-val-and Earl B. Gaisford, Fremont, Calif. Funeral services were held Monday, Jan. 25, at Anderson & Sons Mortuary Chapel, American Fork. Burial was in the American Fork City Cemetery. Leonard A. Fillerup Leonard Atmone Fillerup, age 83, died Jan. 20, 1988 in La Cenada, Calif., of causes incident to age. He was born Nov. 6, 1904 in Arizona, son of Charles R. and Monita Johnson Fillerup. He married Bessie LaVern Kirkham of Lehi, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died Jan. 1, 1985. Mr. Fillerup was a certified public ac countant and worked for Morse Decals Co. of Los Angeles, California for 40 years. He was a High Priest in the LDS Church and served in several bishoprics. Survivors include one son, George L. Fillerup, La Cenada, Calif.; brother and sisters, Otho Fillerup, Palm Desert, Calif.; Phyllis Shumway, Hemit, Calif.; Ruby Tepsich, St. George; Linnie Montierth, Provo; Fernith Palmer, Taylor, Arizona; Vilda Sayner, Scottsdale, Ariz. Graveside services were held Saturday, Jan. 23 at 1 p.m. in the Lehi City Cemetery under direction of Wing Mortuary. Melvin Kirkham offered the dedicatory prayer. nil mm, J 6:00 gmIf fortune g O NIGHTLY BUSINESS REPORT C) PRIMENEWS 0J) g KIDS INCORPORATED G) BULLWINKLE. 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MILES TO GO (28 NEW COUNTRY (3D BEST OF GROUCHO VJ: ROGER ROSE 11:06 Q HAWAII FIVE-- 0 11:30 CD OB TINA - LIVE -- Ft CB NEWSNIGHT UPDATE m (2D JACK-A-B0- O JOHN MCUUGHLiN' ONE NBA TODAY O WWF PRIME TIME Hillman Thank You The family of Guy S. Hillman wishes to express our ap-preciation to all for the expressions of love and concern that were extended to us with the passing of our husband, father, grandfather and friend. Special thanks goes to the Pleasant Grove Ambulance crew and to all for the acts of kind-ness, the flowers, the food, the cards, the money and all the words of sympathy and caring. We thank our 15th Ward Bishopric and Relief Society. Our thanks and love goes to everyone for justing being our friends. --Rose Hillman Jeannie Hillman Vance and Norma Jean Hillman Carl and Nancy Roberts Cory and Carissa Crandall Card of Thanks We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many friends, neighbors and family members for all the expressions of sym-pathy and love shown us at the death of our loved one, Lucian C. Crandall. We would like to extend a special thanks to the American Fork 27th Ward Relief Society for the luncheon they provided. We deeply appreciate all those who took part in any way in the funeral service. We want to express our thanks to all those who called at the home and brought food for our comfort. --Thelma Crandall L. Dee & Sue Crandall Jean Johansen and family Webster Thank You We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many friends, neighbors and family members for all the expressions of sym-pathy and love shown us at the death of our beloved husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, Theron M. Webster. We deeply appreciate all those who took part in any way in the funeral services. We want to express our thanks to all those who called at the home and mortuary, and for the lovely flowers and cards, and for the food and kind words from our many friends, relatives and associates. We shall never forget the friendship and love shown to us at this time. --Lillian H. Webster LeRoy & Patty Webster Clair & Lucille Webster Ted & Lorraine Pierce and families hello world 5r January 2 Girl to Jeff and Lorene Hiatt Hreinson of Lehi. Boy to Brook and Kathy McCoy Johnson of Lehi. Girl to Bud and Laura Durrant Swenson of American Fork. January 3 Boy to Rod and Janet Hardy Barlow of Pleasant Grove. January 4 Girl to Bill and Charlotte Edwards Proctor of Lehi. Girl to Bret and Shanon Garrett Himes of Provo. January 5 Girl to Michael and Kathryn Christensen Adams of Orem. Boy to Lyle and Virginia Farreira Gunderson of Pleasant Grove. January 6 Boy to Andrew and Susan Spurlock Bunker of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Daniel and Karen Goodman Martinez of Provo. January 7 Girl to Fawn and Denise Drew Sampson of Lehi. Boy to Reed and Angela Steele Murdoch of American Fork. January 8 Boy to Norman and Judy Nielson Brown of American Fork. Boy to John and Cheryl Ely Haws of Lehi. Girl to Dean and Betty Hodgsons Nickels of Pleasant Grove. January 9 Girl to David and Lesa Evans Peet of Highland. Boy to Glendon and Mykel Miller Dalley of Orem. Girl to Joseph and Gina Peterson Draper of Lehi. January 10 Girl to Scott and Andrea Lewis Christensen of Provo. January 11 Boy to Kelly and Sandra Smith Crofts of American Fork: Girl to Randall and Leslie Kleingsporn Stilson of Provo. Boy to Kerry and Leslie Kendall Devey of American Fork. Boy to Steven and Brenda Fuller Cutler of Midvale. January 12 Boy to Larry and Teresa Stoker Jepperson of Lehi. Boy to Michael and Brenda Johnson Taylor of Alpine. Boy to George and Teresa Healey Barber of Lehi. Boy to Russell and Camille Matthews Chadwick of Pleasant Grove Girl to Douglas and Connie Robins Worlton of Lehi. Boy to Gary and Donna Seegmiller Neibaur of Pleasant Grove. January 13 Boy to Stephen and Janet Taylor Davis of American Fork. Boy to Tracy and Kandy Watkins Peterson of American Fork. January 14 Boy to Alva and Patsy Carter Barnes of Lehi. Girl to Michael and Mary Waidman Hollister of American Fork. Girl to Jay and LeAnna Maughan Steineckert of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Don L. and Bonnie Dubois Rigtrup of American Fork. January 15 Girl to Stony and Stacy Burness Brooks of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Gaylen and Joy Oliphant Laudie of Orem. Boy to Layne and Janet Wilson Mangum of Lehi. Girl to Eric and Carol Ann Hawkin Tracy of Provo. Girl to Kirk and Wendy Danklef Kelly of Salt Lake City. Day 9 a.m. 6 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Time 6P m- 8:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. ' LANES 0PEN r,3,d f,m. fREt ALWAYS Tuesda, AVSIL. FULL 4nLj'n';S ABLE. Wednesday DAYTIME 4 Unes Em 3rd SPECIAL 0PEN Game FREE Uanes 10 Lanes Thursday $1.25 OPEN OPEN PER Friday GAME 4 Lan" All Lanes OPEN OPEN Saturday wl Lanes 10 Lanes All Lanes OPEN OPEN OPEN Colored Pins Wins free game Sat.-Su- Sunday 0PEN 8 Unes All Lanes 110 p.m. OPEN OPEN TCWM CINEMA 120 E. Main AmericanFi Z 756-318- HI JfT Held Over! PBabyBo( Mon.-Sa- t. 7, 9:15 Sat. II ! iCN Leonard Part 6 y J Wed Thurs." 7 S9 Starts Friday: I Inner Space pg X Mon.-Sa- 7, 9:15 Sat. Mat : ,$1 &&&giM&ga Stereo Surround Sound Princess Brid Showtimes 7:00 & 9:15 Sat: 2:30, 4:45, 7:00 soTn?8 CinderellaBaby Be 20 S. 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A special thanks to the Fifth Ward Relief Society and Bishopric for their many kind-nesses and generous concern. We'd also like to thank the nurses on medical and a sincere thanks to Dr. Willes and Dr. Fuller. The service was conducted by the Masonic Story Lodge of Provo and we'd also like to express our thanks to the Lodge. -- Nettie Molema Gloria Lamb and Edna Hallsey Olliver Thank You We would like to take this opportunity to thank the many friends, neighbors and family members for all the expressions of sym-pathy and love shown us at the death of our loved one, Joseph F. Ollivier. We deeply appreciate all those who took part in any way in the funeral service. We want to express our thanks to all those who called at the home and the mortuary, and for the lovely floral of-ferings and the food prepared for our comfort. Mrs. J. F. Ollivier and family Slater Card of Thanks so much. --James E. Slater Donell Hallett and Family Renae Wilcox and Family We wish to thank everyone who made the passing of our dear wife, mother and grandmother, a little easier. For the flowers, food, money and kind words, which made the pain easier to bear. To those who helped in any way, thank you NAPSAC to meet The Timpanogos Chapter of NAPSAC (International Association of Parents and Professionals for Safe Alternatives in Childbirth) is again resuming meetings after a holiday vacation. On Jan. 28 at 7:30 p.m., they will meet at the home of Coral Hicks, 1030 N. 600 West, Pleasant Grove. VIcki Pope, NAPSAC Specialist, will talk about goal setting and the chapter will set goals for the coming year. Lou Howard. Parenting Specialist, will talk about ideas to help with "insane house bound" children. Cathy Robbins, certified midwife, will discuss emergency childbirth during a disaster. Patterns and examples will be shown of backpacks made from old jeans which can be used for 72 hour kits. These backpacks can be made with no expense. Light refreshments will be served after the lessons. Husbands and nursing infants are encouraged to come. For more information, contact Julie Pagliarini, chapter president, at Learn how to handle stress - with finesse Stress - we all have a certain amount of it in our lives. The key is coping and control. American Fork Hospital will present a seminar focused on handling stress with finesse -- putting life into life - on Tuesday night, Feb. 2, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The cost is $6 per person, or $9 per couple. The instructor, Social Worker Elaine Walton, will help par- - ticipants identify the causes of stress within themselves, and will teach them self-hel- p in stress reduction. In addition, participants will learn skills for coping with discouragement, leading to a life of For more information, call American Fork Hospital at ext. 325. |
