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Show Mrs. Nicholas Chu (Lynda Gordon) Open House To Honor Couple An Open House honoring Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Chu will be held Saturday, September 3, at the Carl W. Clark residence, 932 North 60 East, Orem, from 8 to 10 p.m. Mrs. Chu Is the former Lynda Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LADIES- - PYKETTE SWEATERS S, ALL Get Your Xmas Now! Blue, Gold, White and Green McDonalds 790 So. State Here Comes L .-nwfc-Ci I I Peter Pan Peanut Butter Photo f J f ll !. II M 1 ' " ' With an influence of the Scottish, complete with highlands, high-lands, heather and teatime, we have Peter Panpipers, s shortbread cookie all our own. Take a short cookie, one with lots of shortening, and make it that much more delicious deli-cious with Peter Pan Peanut Butter. Then sprinkle it with granulated sugar. If it's teatime in the States, or snacktime for the children or the top-off to a wonderful meal, Peter Panpipers will always be a very special treat. PETER PANPIPER SHORT COOKIES (Makes about 2 Vt dozen cookies) Vi cup Peter Pan Smooth Peanut Butler Vi cup butler Vi cup iirmly-packed light brown sugar 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla Cream peanut butter with butter. Gradually add browr sugar. Beat in egg, vanilla and orange peel. Sift togethei flour, salt and nutmeg. Stir into peanut butter mixture Shape dough into 1-inch balls (about 1 tablespoon dough) Place on ungreased cookie sheet. Flatten cookies with An geij. Bake in 375 degree (moderate) oven 10 minutes . f X . . V --. ' " ' X ) - i .v .:- I i -.4 - ' k ; . j John Dean Gordon of 320 S. State Orem. Nicholas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Chu of Hawaii. He is employed in Los Angeles where the couple are now mak-i ing their home. They were married August 6, 1966 in Las Vegas, Nevada and will be visiting friends this week in Orem. M. I TYPES 0FF Orem Peter Panpiper! Vi teaspoon grated orange peel l'a cups sifted all -.purpose flour Vi teaspoon salt Vi teaspoon nutmeg Granulated sugar JOINT PARTY HONORS FRIENDS A pair of longtime friends celebrated their joint birthdays Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant J. Johnson of Orem who hosted the festive dinner. Honored guests were Larry Johnson, son of the hosts, and Ms friend Karl .White. Also present were wives. OPEN HOUSE HONORS ALFRED J. MADSEN Alfred J. Madsen, incumbent representative, will be honored guest at an open house sponsored by Legislative District 37. The open house is to be held Friday, Sept 2, from eight to ten p.m. at 1795 S. Sandhill Road in Orem. All residents of Legislative District 37 are invited to meet Mr. Madsen. For Your Concrete Requirements CALL... GENEVA ROCK PRODUCTS CO. Where Specification Concrete Is Produced By Dependable People Orem Provo .Area Ph. 225-1012 Watch mo jjri AT 47 ii;iniut (HKxHitffiQiH, i i V ; Mrs. Raymond Lesley Ridge (Becky Gale Huber) Becky Huber, Raymond Ridge Married In Temple A lovely reception at Memorial House, Salt Lake City, honored Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lesley Ridge last Friday who were married mar-ried earlier in solemn ceremonies ceremon-ies in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The couple then traveled through the beautiful Southern Utah Parks on their honeymoon. The bride is the former Becky Gale Huber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wesley Huber of College Col-lege Park, Maryland. She attended attend-ed the University of Utah and Brigham Young University where she received an associate degree Jin business technology. She will PI. Grove to Lehi Ph. 785-3533 For . . . T be employed at the University of Utah. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ridge Sr., of 373 East 1200 S., Orem. He is a graduate of Orem HighSchool and is now attending the University Utah where he is teaching French. He served In the French-Belgian mission for the Latter-day Saint Church. The bridal gown was of Italian silk decorated with Italian quilting. quilt-ing. Her net veil fell from a crown of seed pearls. The gown was made by the bride's sister, Mary Loosle. Attending the bride were Mrs. Pamela Russell, her sisters: Mrs Clifton (Sharon) Carter, Mrs. Vernal (Sally) Sessions, Mrs. David (Mary) Loosle, and Miss Patricia Huber. Flower girls were Miss Pamela Carter, a niece, and Miss Lisa Huber, a sister. sis-ter. Keith Snarr served as Best Man. Prior to the wedding the bride was honored at three showers given by friends at College Park, Maryland; cousins and roommates room-mates in Provo, and an aunt, Mrs. James Beesley of Salt Lake City. All family members of the bride came from the East to attend at-tend the reception. Both parents of the bride and groom and a sister, Mary Loosle were in attendance at-tendance during the Temple ceremonies. u - IXlifiZlPfs One of the most fascinating characters ever to burst forth on the American scene was one iwilliam Crapo Durant. Whether you know it or not, he influenced vour life and the history oi tne world for all time. It was his bundle of energy f ad driving dynamism dy-namism who threw together the great industrial giant which is General Motors. It is an indica tion of the man's Impact on the industry that so many stories a- bound around his name. For ex ample, Chrysler, Caddillac, and Nash would never have been names of DODular automobiles if Durant hadn't proved too much for the founder s of the companies which produce these cars. They all worked for the little giant, but couldn't stand the pace, so they quit and set their own pace and produced their own autos. Bring your car in today for a complete electronic tune-up electronic motor analyzer. . . SHUMWAY'S AMERICAN . . . GOLD STRIKE stamps with all purchases. .SHUMWAY'S AMERICAN. AMER-ICAN. . . Let us tike the worry out of your auto problems. . . 794 North State. . .225-9816. . i fir - - r v i Marian Babirecki (Mrs. Bruce M. Couple To Marry In Temple Rites Marian Babirecki, 910 N. 160 W., Provo, an Bruce M. Ms-Master, Ms-Master, 885 N. 160 W., Provo will be married Friday, September Septem-ber 2, in ceremonies in the Salt Lake Temple performed by Bryan L. Bunker. , Mr. and Mrs. Ladislad Babirecki Ba-birecki of Montevideo, Uruguay are parents of the bride. Marian Mar-ian graduated from Miranda High School in Uruguay and has attended at-tended Ricks College one year. She plans toattendBrighamYoung University this fall. While at Ricks she was president of the Spanish Club and a member of Dance Club, Square Dance Club and International Students Club. Bruce is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McMaster, formerly form-erly of Orem. Mrs. McMaster is now living in Fairbanks, Alaska. Al-aska. A graduate of BYU this year, Bruce is now working on his masters degree in math and education. He fulfilled an LDS Mission in California and also served in Provo National Guard. The couple will be honored at an open house September 3 in Rex-burg, Rex-burg, Idaho, andonSeptemberl7, they will greet friends at an Open House at University Villa Recreation Recrea-tion Hall, Provo, from eight to ten p.m. Sharon Gardner from Spanish Fork will attend the bride while I "ll"'W'tC rRirC - "w S 1 5H ModnarJPlank Tile for 9 x 12 Room Reg. $27.00 (Minus 50) (Only 12c Sq. Ft.) 485 No. State If A - McMaster) - Kirby McMaster, brother of the groom will be Best Man. The newlyweds plan to honeymoon honey-moon to Glacier National Park after which they will make their home in Orem. State Fed. Club Officers Speak At Patio Party Board members of the Timp-anogos Timp-anogos First District Federated Citizen Of District 39 South OREM AND Neighbors . ' Representative You Have in the Legistative Now A Qualified, Dedicated and Highly Respected Legislator with 2 years experience. KEEP HIM THERE VOTE ALFRED J. MADSEN September 13 at Primary Election 25,000 Square Feet FIX UP THAT ROOM Re-roof NOW -- Before Winter Free Estimates -- Call Al - Gil or Paul Utah Valley Builders Supply, Inc. Canadian Girl Marries Orem Man August 26 The LDS Stake House in Letfl-bridge, Letfl-bridge, Alberta, Canada was the setting for the marriage ceremony cere-mony of Darolyne Anne Dudley of Lehbridge, and John Hansen Childs of Orem. They were married mar-ried August 26. Following the wedding the couple were honored at a reception recep-tion at the bride's home. Darolyne is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Dudley of Lethbrldge. She attended Brig-ham Brig-ham Young University for the past two years. John is the son of Mrs. G.E. Childs and the late Mr. Childs of 1104 S. State, Orem. He is a graduate of Orem High School. The bride's gown wa s full length, white, cut in an Empire style. Attending her wereYvonne Pierson, Dianne Deak and Diana Billingsley. Rob Dudley was Best Man and Pat Anderson and Barry Hunt served as ushers. Clubs were entertained at a patio brunch party at the home of Mr. J. D. Pyne, president, last Monday. Mon-day. Special guests Included Mr. Ronald Stuckl, State Federated Clubs President, Mrs. Wandall Winger, First State Vice President Presi-dent , and Mrs. C- E. Hyatt, Second State Vice President. FoUowing a social hour the meeting was brought to order by Mrs. Pyne after which the three State ftfficers gave a short report re-port on the National Convention in Chicago. They told of the wonderful won-derful accomplishments which result re-sult from women working togethei -J Of TILE Sale Price Orem, Utah r OFF |
