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Show Page Four - The Springville OOAL Quamberg to marry McHargue Mindy Quamberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen , Quamberg of Mapleton, will marry Todd McHargue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McHargue, also of Mapleton, on Friday, July 22, in the Jordan River LDS Temple. A wedding luncheon will follow at the home of the groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Bennett. A garden reception honoring the couple will be held the same evening at the home of the bride's parents, 1073 N. 1600 W., Mapleton, from 7 to 9 p.m. The bride's sister Robin will attend as maid of honor. Other attendants will be Wylene McHargue, Dena Thompson, Tracy Orme and Michele Quamberg. Amy Quamberg will serve as flower girl. Best men will be Dale Williams and Christian Quamberg. Quam-berg. The bride-elect graduated from Springville High School and LDS Seminary. She is employed in Orem. Her fiance also graduated from Springville High School and LDS Seminary. He presently works in Mapleton. Special guests will be grandparents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Curtis, Mapleton, and Mrs. Dorothy Webb, Springville; also, the grandparents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Bennett, Mapleton. Preunptial parties were given by Tracy Orme, Dena Thompson and Tammy Sam; Janie Hjorth; and Dorothy Webb and Cindy Webb. The couple will live in Springville. Jensen celebrates 80 years in Mapleton The family of J. Fay Jensen honored him on his 80th birthday with a luncheon. Guests included his children and families and brothers and sisters. After the luncheon, the family enjoyed a video of, "This is Your Life," a program concerning Fay that was performed at the church last spring. Fay was born in Mapleton, Utah, on July 16, 1903, the second of nine children born to Joseph and Harriet Lucinda Whiting Jensen. Fay has spent his entire life in Mapleton, leaving only once to fill an LDS mission to the Northern States. He attended schools in Mapleton, Springville, and at Brigham Young University. He married Beth Anderson in the Manti Temple July 23, 1931. They had five children, three of whom survive, Rex, Mapleton, Joy (Mrs. Jimmy Nielsen), Spanish Fork and Pauline, Spanish Fork. They have 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. grand-children. He was Scout Master for a number of years and holds the rank of Eagle Scout. Has served in several church capacities especially working with the youth, and is a high priest. He worked for the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co., was employed for the City of Mapleton as Nd torn young popl to work for your firm thlt summer? sum-mer? Kir a disadvantaged It- or 17-yar-old, and rocolvo up to $2550 in tax credits. Disadvantaged cooperative education students can earn you up to $4500 In tax credits over a 2-year period. CaH Job Service, 373-7500, end ask for Information about Tergtttd Jobs T Credit. Super Sidewalk Bargains -mm ?v Fi$hmn " ft WW...J 1 Supplies 'Li Video Disc Player sues00 PLUS FREE RENTAL FOR 1 YEAR yr w yes, off Jh "StnviNO vousict UO Hot ih Warn Sponijh htk thorn 7?8 fi BUM tlllS, Monogtr Herald - July 21, 1H83 EVENTS policeman, building inspector, and chief of rpads and water for 27 years. He owned and operated a farm and fruit orchard. Fay has many hobbies. He loves to paint, and has given pictures to all of his family. He reads, loves good music, and enjoys fishing and hunting and has been an officer with the Federation of Wildlife. He was vice president of the Central Utah Peace Officers Association for two terms. During this time he and Beth won a number of medals and trophies at the "Pistol Shoots." J. Fay Jrnrn If you would know the value of money, go and try to borrow gome. Franklin RCA B & W TV RCA Color TV 25' M' K Toys O 7C off 668 - '" : I - i; urtlWNttTV I iyfims&r tsar' IrfUr Mindy Quamberg and Todd McHargue Class of '78 to hold reunion Springville High Class of '78 will hold their five year reunion at Kiwanis Park, 820 N. 1100 E., Provo, under the largest pavilion, on Saturday, July 30,at6:30p.m. There will be dinner, games and a program. All class members are urged to attend. Paid reservations are requested and should be mailed to Todd Skabelund, 80 S. 860 E., Springville. Tickets cost $5 per person or $10 per couple. The following are names of class members with addresses unknown, anyone who knows of their whereabouts should contact them about the reunion: Kent Allen, Van Allred, Jeff Allison, Cindy Barney, Debbie Barney, Jeff Blodgett. Sherri Boyd, Robin Bushman, Connie Carter, Mark Cox, Ben Fechser, Mark Harris. Trish Hogan, Faunda Lloyd, Colleen Merrill, Mila Nuttall, Joey Ostler, John Ramsell. Guy Robertson, Murrary Rudd, Cory Shepard, Tena Smith, David Snow, David Spence, John Swenson, Curtis Thomason, Bill Thompson. Crib corner July 5: Boy to David and Deanne Voorhees of Springville. Boy to Mark J. and Joyce S Beutler of Mapleton. ' Wings to celebrate I 60th anniversary at home Saturday Arthur and Marguerite Wing will celebrate their 6oth wedding anniversary an-niversary at their home, 507 S. 4oo E in Springville, July 21 from 5 to 7 p m. Mr. and Mrs. Wing were married July 18, 1923 and their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. Mr. Wing was born in Springville to Frederick and Soplua Wing; Mrs. Wing was born in Mammoth, Utah to Peter J, and Emerine Falkner. Mr. Wing i retired. Mr. t4 Mr , t-.- . wyr f ; ; - " 1 -a- k.. .v. . r r ;, if'v: ... - 4f sff fb$ " 'J; " f : " ,i - 1 1 i .-. r h L .' !KV Mi Lewis-Clark to exchange vows on Wednesday James E. ahd Carla J. Lewis of Springville announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Pamela Ann Lewis, to Mr. Ted W. Clark, son of Ted H. and Blanch B. Clark of Heber City. The couple plans to be married on Wednesday, July 27 at the home of the bride's sister, 247 E. 100 N., Spanish Fork. Bishop Randall Morgan will preside. There will be no reception. The bride-to-be graduated from Springville High School in 1981. She currently works at DHI Computer Service of Provo. , The prospective groom graduated from Heber High School. He is employed at Heber Lumber in Heber. . Pre-nuptial parties were given by Teresa Dallin, the bride's sister; Joanne Wiley, the bride's aunt; and the groom's mother in Heber. The couple plans to live in Springville for a while, then move to Orem. J ' 1 Hf s Mike Kramer and Lisa Bringhurst Homemakers Club The Homemakers Club, in their monthly meeting held Thursday, July 14, spent a morning visiting four homes in the Springville area, and then lunched at the home of Andrea Pickering. The first home visited was that of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Livingston. The home was a family project, built by Bill and Linda, with help from family members. The home of Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Gadd was the next home visited. Noteworthy in the home were the easy accessability of rooms and the outdoor landscaping. A log cabin equipped with solar heating, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lambert, was the third home on the tour. The Lamberts shared their experiences with solar heating with the club. The last visit was to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Black, an old house that the Blacks are currently renovating. Mr. Black told the group something of the history of the home while they visited. The club's next meeting will be the officers' brunch on August 11, which will include a quilt show. The Wings have five children: Floyd Wing, Provo; Mrs. Evan Francis (Mary), Vacaville, Calif.; Mrs. Kenneth Cluft (Helen), Orem; Harold K. Wing, Springville; and Richard Wing (deceased). They enjoy their 25 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the anniversary celebration. In case of rain, the party will be held in the relief .society room at the Kolob Stake House. They request no gifts, please, Arthitr HIh Bringhurst to marry Kramer tomorrow in Crismon takes second in skills test Larry Herman Crismon of Springville won second place in a job interview contest at the United States Skill Olympics, sponsored by the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America last month in Louisville, Ky. Over 8,000 students and their advisors attended this conference. President Ronald Reagan addressed the conference and gave the keynote address. Astronaut Charles Duke praised VICA members for their dedication and patriotism. Crismon is a post-graduate student at Utah Technical College at Orem. More than 2,500 outstanding vocational students joined in the hands-on competition in 38 different trade, technical and leadership fields. Working against the clock, one another, and themselves, they proved their expertise in job skills and leadership skills. First place winners received gold medallions, second place winners received silver and third place, bronze. Bakery Specials PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU JULY 26 SQUAW BREAD I ' . " jr ' jY ASSORTED GRAI10LA BARS Pamela Ann Lewis Lisa Bringhurst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bringhurst of Springville, will marry Mr. Mike Kramer, son of Sharon Faye Kramer of Sandy, on Friday, July 22, in Springville. An open house honoring the couple will be held at the home of the bride's parents, 1200 E. Center, from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday. All friends and relatives are invited to the event. No formal invitations will be sent. The bride-elect is a graduate of Springville High School and Utah Technical College. She is employed in St. George as a nurse. Mr. Kramer is a graduate of Washington High School, and he is also employed in St. George. The couple will reside in St. George. In case of inclement weather, the open house will be held at the Springville Stake House, 698 Kolob Circle. Brunsons give free concert The Branson Brothers will give a free trumpet quartet concert on Wednesday, July 27, at 7 p.m. in Mapleton Park. The concert is sponsored by the Utah Association of Women, a group that supports young artists who perform top quality music. The public is invited to attend this concert. Donations will be accepted. ac-cepted. Crib corner July 8: Boy to Robert and Lisa Merrill of Springville. July 10: Boy to Jack E. and Suzanna Perry of Springville. Boy to Bert and Cindy Anderson Richins of Springville. July 11: Girl to Terry and Kaylene Zierenberg of Mapleton. July 13 Girl to David and Deborah Rae Cox Halcomb of Layton. Great-grandparents Great-grandparents are Heber and Leota Cox of Springville, and Ruth Griffiths Grif-fiths of Spanish Fork. FOR H-OZ. LOAF 59' DANISH 3 COFFEE CAKE EACH 12 FOR $49 SOUR DOUGH nous en )(P) m) mm |