Mary Jean and Larry Rasmussen have had
the fun of welcoming home a missionary grandson. Kenneth Carr, son
of Hayes and Terry Carr of Centerville, UT, recently returned from
serving in the California, Riverside, Mission. Mary Jean and Larry
were able to be at the airport on his arrival, and again in
Centerville to hear his report to his LDS Ward.
Talk about a vacation, Kent and ReNae
Egley have been touring the Atlantic Coast for several weeks! This
was timed to enjoy the beauty of New England in the fall season and
it lived up to its reputation. Breathtaking loveliness and all sorts
of history! To name a few of their stops: New York City, Newport,
RI; Massachusetts, Maine, and Canada. Canada deserves a whole
chapter by itself: St. Johns Bay in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia with
its lighthouses and historical Halifax, Quebec, a place much heard
of with Montreal and Quebec City (the nest door neighbor of the Egleys
was born in Montreal), then to the Atlanta International Airport
where they connected with their pilot son, Jared Egley, for a quick
visit before he went to his flight and they headed home to the Salt
Lake City Airport.
Austin Jones is enduring a session of
home-bound recuperation. He broke his leg in a fall from a roof
while working at his talent of construction. The inactivity was not
part of the plan.
Election day was wet and blustery.
There were moments when the wind was sufficiently strong that it took
extra strength to pull open the entry door. Rain fell the day
long. Regardless there was a good turnout, particularly for such a
small amount of candidates on our fire commissioner ballot. Over
fifty percent of the ballots given were used by our citizens. We
appreciate the opportunity to vote.
I just don't have enough newspaper
space for the activities lately, I am falling behind. We had our community fall
social/trunk or treat, but that needs to be in the printed page, not
on the blog. The Primary program meets the same qualifications. I
guess I know what needs to start off the next column.
This morning we awoke to a white
world. The flakes started falling last night, the big feathery kind
that just floated down and kept coming until the blanket was lain.
Hopefully things will dry out again so that some of that carpet of
fallen leaves can be raked and hauled off to a burn pile.
The work on the bridge over Mink Creek by the ballpark
is still going on. The workers are bundled up against the cold. One
lane appears completed but it is still slowing up the traffic with
their stop light. There should be a big party when this project gets
wrapped up.
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