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Show r New Utah! - Wednesday, July 7, 2000 - Page 10 Curves for Women opens Lehi gym Hello Worl By Tina Chadwick Curves for Women is spreading spread-ing across the nation and Canada. "Curves has the first 30 minute total workout. Their Quickfit exercise system, utilizes uti-lizes a series of hydraulic exercise exer-cise machines alternating with aerobic recovery stations. This unique system allows for both aerobic and strength training exercises to be accomplished at the same time." is noted in a press release. Patrons at Curves work as hard as they can on an exercise exer-cise machine for 35 seconds and then recover for 35 seconds sec-onds on a running board. Then they switch. It is known as Circuit Training. The machines work the legs, arms, torso, inner and outer thighs, every part of your body. It is a complete workout. According to founder, Gary Heavin, "Strength training has been the missing ingredient in women's weight loss efforts. In the past women dieted, walked or maybe did aerobics. Up to 40 of their weight loss was muscle. By losing muscle, the engines of the body, they lowered low-ered their metabolism so drastically, dras-tically, that they always gained their weight back. Strength training protects and even increases muscle tissue, while you lose body fat." Cyndie Burr, is the owner of the new Lehi franchise and has been involved in fitness for years. "You can only do aerobics aero-bics for so long." She thought Curves had a great program and was sold on it. Her husband hus-band Brad, who is a police officer offi-cer in Provo thought so too. Curves of Lehi has been open for over 18 months and women have seen results. "Curves has made a huge difference dif-ference in my life. I have tons more energy and don't have to deal with depression anymore! Plus their weight loss program addressed my hormone imbalance, imbal-ance, so I've lost almost 30 pounds my first 3 months which is a miracle!" says Debbie Carroll. Cori Peacock is happy with the convenience, "I joined Curves 15 months ago. I enjoy losing weight and working out on their program. It is so convenient, con-venient, no class schedules to meet, come as you can. It really real-ly is great!" For a free guest visit, call 768-4855. Instruction will be given along with a figure analysis and trying out the .H. 3 po ,-rrr u FT J! .,. ,-.-v- ..J... J. ....s "IllJjflU- a :i 07 Girl to Marty McAffee and Mandy Cannon of Pr0VQ May 2 Girl to Shaun and Tina Morelh Wadley of Orem. May 8 Boy to Matthew F. and Linda Davis of Pleasant Grov Girl to Daniel E. and Susan Marie Kaesmeyer (A, Grove Boy to Kevin A. and Michelle Welsh of Lehi. Boy to Samuel S. and Katie Jo Western of Lehi. May 9 , tt , . ...T, ... Girl to Matthew n. ana unsay runnss oi rieasantGr o:t i c-f J anrl Brenda Home nf PlpncQr, n Vjrin LU oi-ull 11. emu - """"uii. urov Girl to Travis r. anu uuumc uanipoun ui neasant GroVe May iu Photo by Tina Chadwick Patrons Jenny Yergensen, left and Shauna Goodwin, right, work hard at their stations at Curves for Women with owner Cyndie Burr, center. machines. A discount is offered if you sign up on the first visit. Their hours are Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday also from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Curves for Women is located in the Alberstons's complex at850 East Main Suite 4. Tnmns P and Jeannine Isom of Please r Boy to Tim R. and Stacy Marie Sorenson of American p May 11 tk Boy to Steven L. and Denise Buhler of Highland. Boy to Ryan L. and Tami Lynn Carlson of Pleasant Grov Girl to Ryan P. and Shanda Kay Fenton of Lehi. Boy to Robert W. and Karen Renee Nielson of Eagle M0u Boy to Tyler D. and Heather Strickland of Cedar Fort May 12 Girl to Douglas R. and Shannon Cannon of American U Boy to Ryan S. and Lisa Ann Cuff of Cedar Hills. 1 Boy to Wesley C. and Wendy Lynn Jacobs of Lehi. Boy to Steven K. and Ruth Ann Johnson of Lindon. May 14 Boy to Nathan L. and Rebecca Farish of Pleasant Grove Boy to Michael T. and Karen McCoy of Lehi. Girl to Rickie J. and Laurie Olsen of Lehi. May 15 coy to Vincent m. aiu inancum ummani ui Jagie moudIj. Boy to Kegan d. ana iva iynn wuia.mcui oi Aipme. (TRH means babies born in Timpanogos Regional Hospital, alio'-American alio'-American Fork Hospital unless otherwise indicated.) Obituaries Nellie Strong Crystal Mildred Bernice Frampton Allen Nellie Preston Strong Crystal, 80, died May 31, 2000, in American Fork. She was born March 2, 1920, to Elmer C. and Jane Preston Strong, in Heber. She married Marion B e r n e 1 1 Crystal on Sept. 21, 1949, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She loved handicrafts, especially espe-cially knitting and crocheting. She was an active member of the LDS Church, ; serving in the i V Primary and ReHef Society and also as a Stake Missionary. She had a special love for her children chil-dren and grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, hus-band, children, Ross (Peggy) Hunter, American Fork; Linda (Jay) Erekson, Salt Lake; Beverly (Marc) Jones, Rocklin, Calif.; 14 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, par-ents, a daughter, Carolyn; grandchildren, grand-children, Crystalee, Preston, Andrew; 1 brother, and 2 sisters. Funeral services were Monday, June 5, at the American Fork 8th Ward. Burial was in American Fork Cemetery under the direction of Anderson & Sons Mortuary. Wanda Vickrey Wanda Ruth Clays Tomlin Airth Dukeshire Vickrey, 92, of Ely, Nevada passed away Friday, June 2, 2000 at Alpine Care Center in Pleasant Grove. She was born March 22, 1908 in Bingham Canyon, Utah to William Daniel and Mary Ellen Bennett Clays. ViShe grew up in Salt Lake County and McGill, Nevada. She attended Granite High School. Mildred Bernice Frampton Allen, 87, of Pleasant Grove passed away Thursday, June 1, 2000. She was born April 9, 1913 in Pleasant Grove, Utah, the oldest of seven children, chil-dren, to Raymond Reynolds and Margaret Florence Matthews Frampton. She married Elwood Allen on June 15, 1937 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mildred grew up in Pleasant Grove and graduated from Pleasant Grove High School. Her time on earth was devoted to caring for her family. She is survived by her daughter and two sons: Paul (Judy) Allen, Arlington, TX; Janice (Kay) Thorne, Mukilteo, WA; and Kent (Pamela) Allen, Pleasant Grove; 17 grandchildren grandchil-dren and 15 great- grandchildren. grandchil-dren. Additional survivors include two brothers and a sister: sis-ter: Calvin Frampton, Pleasant Grove; Blaine Frampton, Orem; and Lois Powell, Orange, California. She was preceded in death by her husband hus-band Elwood and three brothers. broth-ers. Funeral services were Tuesday, June 6, 2000 in the Timpanogos Stake Center, Pleasant Grove. Interment was in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Olpin Family Mortuary, Pleasant Grove. coupon coupon Lube, Oil i Filter I Save $5 A sc. asant the is sons hi irld's m A ce Btaant SLin pi life pa AMERICAN FORK 748 E. State Rd. 756-600 OB rate Coupon good for most vehicles. Expires June 15, 2000. American Fork Store Only. Re-Charge your Air Conditioner and save AUt heP' In the :.h fie' jssell fflSCW ted ai first) first HIS U' foe innin When ,;eson' rjners rule he tn ni and fee fao The s ;ihehi legami it Lana lathe Ll bchi By Di Spot Freon Coupon good for i most vehicles. i Expires une 15, 2000. American Fork Store Only. I She worked most of her life as a waitress in both Salt Lake and Ely. She enjoyed crafts and raising rais-ing flowers in her garden. She is survived by her daughter: daugh-ter: Virginia (Ted S.) Tomlin Young of Lindon; 8 grandchildren, grandchil-dren, 22 great-grandchildren, and 25 great great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Fred W- Vickrey and a great-grandson, Taylor Jay Larsen. Funeral services were Tuesday, June 6, 2000 in the Olpin Family Mortuary Chapel, Pleasant Grove. Interment was in the Wasatch Lawn Cemetery, Salt Lake City, Utah. Richard Dale Larsen 1934-2000 it Richard Dale Larsen, passed away at his home in Highland, Utah, on June 2, 2000, after a valiant battle with cancer. He was 66 years old. Dale was born in Ferron, Utah, to Eona L u J e a n Nielsen and Alton Lorenzo Larsen on January 25, 1934. ' Dale was the oldest of 4 children. chil-dren. He graduated from Lehi High School in 1952. He was employed by Geneva Steel retiring retir-ing after 30 years of service. He married Lois Gayle Burr in May of 1953, they were later divorced. They had four children: Debra Gayle (deceased); Richard Marvin (Kristy) Elies, Orem; Barbara Jean (deceased): Steven Lynn (Alecia) Elies, Orem. He later married MaryLou Medved Greenhalgh on February 17, 1966. Dale then became the father to Richard (Teresa) Makin, Eureka; William Loynel (Beth) Greenhalgh, Jr., Lehi; Rhett Racine (Heather) Greenhalgh, Salt Lake City; Dorothy Liza (Matt) Fraughton, Lehi; who proudly used the Larsen name. Dale enjoyed many tilings. He loved to go camping with his family and to go fishing and boating with the love of his life, his wife MaryLou. They enjoyed many camping trips together. Daddy loved these times with Mom. He will be truly missed, but his memory will live on forever for-ever in his children and grandchildren. grand-children. Daddy truly loved his dog, Nicke B, who stayed by his side night and day. Dale is survived by his wife, MaryLou; his children, and 25 grandchildren; 2 brothers, Dean Alton (Etana) Larsen and Lee Larsen, both of Lehi; 1 sister, Donna LuJean Jackson, Clearfield. He was preceded in death by his parents, 2 infant daughters, and 2 grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday, June 6, 2000, in the Highland 14th Ward LDS Chapel. Interment, Lehi City Cemetery. Talk about your hearing problems with someone who wears a hearing aid. 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