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Show Steven Mann, Charlotte Ann Stubbs Mann-Stubbs nuptials today in LDS temple Former Springville residents Mr. and Mrs. Edward 0. Mann are announcing the marriage of their son, , Steven Wayne Mann, and Charlotte Ann Stubbs today, February 15, in the St. George LDS Temple. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stubbs, Parowan, who will host a reception in their honor tonight from 7 to 9 at Parowan High School Student Commons, 168 N. Main, Parowan. An open house will further fete the newlyweds on February 24 from 7 to 9 p.m. in Crestwood Villa, 6505 South Highland Drive, Salt Lake City. The bride-elect graduated from Parowan High School where she was in Madrigals and was a cheerleader for four years. She is listed in Who's Who' in American Music and is now employed as a dental assistant in Cedar City. Mr, Mann is a Springville High School graduate of 1974, was enrolled at BYU for two years and served a mission in Mexico. While at Springville High, he was a member of the A cappella choir, Hi's and Guys and was listed in Who's Who in American High School Students. He is now attending Southern Utah State College where he is majoring in anthropology, a member of Tau Beta Sigma Fraternity, and a member of the Society of American Archeologists. Spring Creek DUP meets Camp Spring Creek DUP held its meeting Thursday at the home of Anna Berry. Second vice captain Violet Diamond took charge. Music was led by Josephine Conover. History of Charles Young Webb was given by Jetta Webb. The lesson, "Pioneer Homes and Buildings" was given by leader Philda Finley, who also gave interesting histories of local old homes, Giving histories of their old homes were Mary Smart, Violet Diamond, Clara Boyer, Lucille Johnson, and many other discussed the old pioneer homes of Springville. Valentine refreshments were served by hostesses, Mrs. Berry and Mary Schwartz to 14 members. Many other fabrics 20 off Plain Carter Knits Single Knits $1.49 Interlocking Knits $2.30 yd. Carter Prints $2.50 yd. New Items Clarks Crochet Sheen PMC Embroidery Floss Everything Reduced and Remarked Many liems less than Happy birthday to Lindsay Ann Pehrson, daughter of Lloyd and Joan Pehrson, who celebrated her first birthday on February 2. Grandparents are Margaret Pehrson, Springville, and Mrs. Kdith Ottis of I lav ward,' California. Grannies Fabrics 278 South Main Special Fabric Table 50 off Michael North to wed Saint George girl Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hafen of St. George, are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Michelle Rogers to Michael C. North, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Calvin M. North of Spingville, on February 16, in the St. George LDS Temple. Michelle is a 1976 high honor graduate from Dixie High School and a 1978 high honor graduate from Dixie College. While in school Michelle was active in Rebelettes and Lamba Delta Sigma. She was employed em-ployed at Dixie State Bank. She has been attending school at BYU this past semester. Michael graduated from Springville High in 1974 where he was active in sports. He served an LDS Mission to the Quebec-Montreal Mission. Mike is a 1978 graduate of Dixie College where he served as sophomore class president and elders quorum president of his college ward. The newlyweds plan to make their home in Salt Lake where they will continue their education at the University of Utah in business. There will be a reception held in their honor Friday, February 16, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the St. George :?rd -14th Ward Chapel, 200 West 500 North. An open house will be held in Springville on February 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the 1st - 12th Ward Chapel, 840 South 400 East. Friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. Michael North, Officers elected by homemakers Springville Chapter of Young Homemakers have elected Janine Murdock as president for the coming year. Serving with her will be Kathy Carter, vice-president, vice-president, Judi Nielson, secretary; Marlene Sheppard, repoYter; Diane Asay, historian, Teri Averett, treasurer. The Utah Young Homemaker program is affiliated with the Vocational Division of the State Board of Education. The group meets each month, with speakers invited to talk about areas of interest, including child development , home management, cooking, etc. The state convention will be held February 16 at the Hilton Hotel in Salt Lake City, according to chapter officals. UAW 6 meet The Utah Association of Women will meet at 7:30 p.m. on February 21 at the home of Manida Fowler, 2092 E. 850 S., Springville. Dr. John T. Marshall, mayor of Springville, will be speaking on city government. All regional members of the UAW are invited and may bring friends. Those attending are encouraged to bring their Michelle Rogers Home Culture club to meet Home dulture Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Leonard Harward Friday, February 16, at 2 p.m. Mrs. Jane Strong will be co-hostess. Harrison Conover will be the speaker. Lunch will be served first. Springville Young lloineniakers officers for the new year are front from left, Kathy Carter, vice president; Janine Murdock, president; Judi Nielson, secretary: and hack from left, Teri Averett, treasurer; Diane Asay, historian; Marlene Sheppard, reporter. question concerning local .government for Dr. Marshall. Births Feb. 2 Boy to Frank and Vicki JoChristensen, Gross, 360 W. 400 N., No. 4, Springville. Sportswear 50 oft? Betty Rose Winter Coats 40 off WlcVoud 284 South Main lyt 'immffk' 1 i;r Syillllppy (1. Kav G. Ray Hales celebrates 90th birthday G. Ray Hales celebrated his ninetieth birthday with family members at the home of his daughter and son-in-law Aileen H. and Hal M. Clyde last week. Dinner guests included Dr. George G. and Heien Ash Hales, Lisa Hales, Lesley Hales, Loralee Hales, Howard Hales, and Matthew Hales from Blackfoot, Idaho. Kevin Clyde, Melody K. Clyde, Patrick Clyde, Courtney Clyde, Victor and Mary Frandsen, Milton and Leah H. Harrison, Angus and Fawn Hales, and Rhoda G. Hales attended from Springville. Nathan and Marion Hales of Spanish Fork and Mrs. Agnes H. Higgins of Salt Lake City, were there. Some unable to attend but who sent birthday greetings were grandchildren grand-children Kurt Hales on a mission in Sweden, Karen Hales Mecham in St. Louis, Mo., Jo Ann Hales Anderson in Victoria, Texas; Laura Hales Robinson, and Mark The manner of your speaking is full as important im-portant as the matter, as more people have ears to be tickled than understandings un-derstandings to judge. Chesterfield It is the old practice of despots to use a part of the people to keep the rest in order. Hales Hales of Salt Lake City, Carolyn Hales, Provo; H. Michael Clyde of New York City. Also a brother Dr. Lock Hales and a sister Mrs. Helen H. Hawkins fron Glendale California sent congratulations. Mr. Hales was born February 7, 1889 in Spanish Fork, Utah to George G. and Sarah Ann Eliza Brickbank Hales. He taught in American Fork, Spanish Fork, and Springville high schools. He was a city councilman and mayor of Spanish Fork. He served in the stake presidency in Spanish Fork and as a bishop in Springville. Until retirement he was a farmer and cattleman. He is a long time member of the Kiawanis Club. He and his wife the former M. Lesly Grooms, have lived in Springville since 1941. Their children are Aileen H. Clyde and Dr. George G. Hales. Two sons Dr. Delbert R. Hales, and Howard J. Hales are deceased. Casey Taylor celebrates his birthday today, February 15, when he turns one year old. His parents are Kendall and Sandra Taylor. Grandparents are Clip and Ronella Taylor, and Lawrence and Priscilla Haines, all of Mapleton. Happy birthday, Casey. February Springville DUP camp Camp Springville D.U.P. met at the home of Chloe Hone. Captain Reva Roylance conducted and stated there are many histories that have never been written. Now Native histories can be read in Camp. All pioneer histories should be checked to see if they have been recorded. Clara Sumsion read the history of Mary Ann Armstrong Thorn. Practice song "Down by the River," was led by Nell Condie. Lesson, "Old Homes and Buildings," was given by leader Nell Barton. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Hone, Loeen Palfreyman, and Jennie Thorpe to 16 members. Crib corner Feb. 7 Boy to Kent and Jill Fryer Walker, 366 W. 300 S., Springville Girl to Richard and Patty Dorsey Myer, 704 E. Center, Springville Feb. 6 Girl to Randall and Lloya Frey Hall, 577 S. 470 E., Springville. Feb. S Boy to Dilworth and Marie Warner Pugh, 801 N. 1600 E., Mapleton. Feb. 8 Boy to Dennis and Julie Chappie Wilson. 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