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Show Jensen Cox to exchange vows December 21. 1983 - The Springville Herald - Page Five Mrs. Mary Cox and David F. Cox of Springville, would like to announce the wedding of their daughter, Kelly May, to Blake Clayne Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robertson retires after 31 years Blake Jensen and Kelly Cox m Clayne Jensen of Provo. The couple plans to be married Dec. 27, 1983 in the LDS Jordan River Temple. A wedding breakfast will be held at the Riverside Country Club. A reception will be held in their honor that evening Dec. 27 at the Springville Museum of Art, 126 East 400 South, from 7 to 9 p.m. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Springville High School and LDS Seminary. She attended Weber State College and Utah Technical College. She was active in varsity tennis in both high school and college. She is now employed with a doctor in Provo. Bridal attendants will be Wendy Castle as Maid of Honor, Angie Thorn, Brenda Blanchard, Jane Jenkins, and Molly Cox. Attending the groom will be Craig Jensen, Mike Jensen and Brad Cox. The prospective groom graduated from Provo High School and is currently a senior at BYU majoring in computer science. He has been active in college athletics, particularly skiing, soccer, and football. He is currently a senior member of the BYU football team. During his three years of varsity competition, he has earned three WAC scholar-athlete awards. After graduation he plans to pursue an MBA degree. The groom served an LDS Mission in Tempe, Arizona from 1978-80. Showers were given by Wendy Castle, Susan Cope, Helen Thorp, Linda Brailsford, Eloise Jensen, Jane Jenkins, Ilene Roylance. The couple plans to make their home in Provo. 1 V7 Lee A. Robertson Mr. Lee A. Robertson of Springville will retire from the Bell System effective December 31, 1983. He will have completed 31 years of uninterrupted service. At the time of his retirement, Mr. Robertson was manager in Bell's Business Services Division and was in charge of business telecommunication telecom-munication systems for the Utah Outstate area which is all of Utah except Salt Lake City. Earlier in his can.er, Robertson was involved with the massive conversion by Bell of manual to dial service - these projects caused him to live at various inUirvals in Salt Lake City, Price and A merican Fork and to work in virtually every Utah exchange. The Robertsons will reside in Springville for the time being but plan to continue their prime hobby which is traveling. Jeffrey Perrero, son of Jon and Glenys Perrero of Mapleton, celebrated his first birthday on Dec. 18, 1983. His grandparents are Marty and Dottie Perrero of Mapleton and Ella Sheffield of Springville. Pari Passu Club holds meeting The Pari Passu Club met at the home of Maryn Johnson on Thursday Thur-sday Dec. 15 for a Christmas party. Assisting hostesses were Ida Lewis and Lorene Savage. The house was decorated for the 1 - 1 xSi- I '.if A '& ' f in vf Dale E. Parker, Jr., son of Julie Carter and Dale E. Parker of Springville, celebrated his first birthday on Saturday Dec. 10, 1983. His grandparents are: Margaret and the late Kenneth L. Carter of Springville and Dr. and Mrs. N.L. Parker of Springville. He has three brothers: Joshua, Norman, and Lance. Arts Club has meeting The annual Christmas dinner and party for the Cultural Arts Club was held at the home of Jane Richins, with Leah Crandall as co-hostess on Dec. 7, 1983. Present were Cora Ellis, Lora Whiting, Lois Child, Ina Christen-sen, Christen-sen, Jean Hall, Genevieve Whiting, Helen Bird, LaVern Larsen, Pat Whiting, Velma Nielson, Nanalee Pace, Louise Clyde, Margaret Holdaway, Louise Gammel, Reva Lynn, Ruth Nielson and Margaret Pehrson, who also entertained with appropriate Christmas readings and stories. The Christmas decorations table settings were beautiful most tastefully done. Boyer gets promotion and and Camp Kolob holds meeting Camp Kolob members met at Alta Taylor's home. Ethel Phillips conducted and Mildred Brown offered of-fered prayer. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Lula Shepherd. Alta Taylor read the November minutes and called the roll. The lesson was on the first mills of Utah. The group joined in singing Christmas Carols and Alta Taylor read the story, "The Little Shepherd". Christmas gifts were exchanged after which hostesses Adele Nielson and Alta Taylor served refreshments to 13 camp members. Ernest F. Boyer Ernest F. (Fritz) Boyer, a native of Springville, Utah, was promoted to the rank of Colonel, U.S. Army, December 1, 1983, in a ceremony at the Defense Mapping Agency here. Col. Boyer is a joint plans officer in the Plans Division at the Agency's Headquarters. The eagles were pinned on by Rear Admiral E. A. Wilkinson, Jr., DMA director, and Mrs. Boyer, the former Norma Gregson of Cardston, Alberta, Canada. Col. Boyer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Boyer of Springville. After graduation from Springville High School, he obtained a bachelor of science degree from Brigham Young University, Provo, in 1961. He began his military service in 1957 in the 116th Engineer Company of the Utah Army National Guard, in Springville. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in 1961 and entered en-tered active duty during the Berlin crisis when the 116th was mobilized. Col. Boyer's various overseas assignments include tours in Germany Ger-many (1964-1966), Vietnam (1967 and 1971), Belgium (1969-1971) and Italy (1978-1981). Since 1972, he has served as chief, Graphic Arts and Topographic Services Division, Defense Mapping School (a component of DMA); assistant professor of Military Science, Brigham Young University, Univer-sity, and geographic officer and logistics plans officer, Allied Forces Southern Europe, a major NATO command. He is a 1976 graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. His military decorations include the Bronze Star Medal (with one oak leaf cluster), Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, and Army Commendation Medal. Col. Boyer served as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in England and Wales, and is a former Branch President and Counselor in a District Presidency. " Most recently, he served as a member of the LDS Church, An-nandale, An-nandale, Va., State High Council. Col. and Mrs. Boyer have five children, Wendy Lynn Fullmer, Laurie, Linda, Greg and Michael. DMA provides mapping, charting and geodetic support to all elements of the Department of Defense, including in-cluding sophisticated guidance data for most modern weapons systems such as Pershing II and cruise missiles. Its 9,000 military and civilian personnel serve in some 50 locations around the world. holiday season and each member brought a gift to exchange that was placed under the tr ee. Janille Mills sang 4 Christmas songs and was accompanied by her mother Mary Sue Mills. The songs were: "Away in a Manger," "Jingle Bells," "Silver and Gold" and "Picture a Christmas" from the new Children's Friend magazine. Yvonne Johnson gave a Christmas story, in her own special way; "The Other Wise Man." A luncheon was served by the hostesses to the following members: Naomi Gardner, Erma Bird, Lorene Savage, Anna Marie Palfreyman, Marva Taylor, Louise Springer, Dorothy Hazel, Eula Riding. Yvonne Johnson and Maryn Johnson. The guests were: Wanda Perkins, Vikki Johnson and daughters Teri, Shelene, Mary Sue Mills and Janille. Gifts were exchanged by all those present. Oil on troubled waters. 1 U ' jtk. 1 'i when you order a 1 M ferli' lL "4L-'Si I Shnmpboat Dinner at our w H y-TJhl Includes choice of baked potato, trench tries, or Q wfcw Vrf Itt&AwCA'iESX mashed potatoes. Choice of soup or dinner salad. II C Mr r 'are S,ze 1 k-02 drink, and our Sundowners cheese H MM Good Thursday Only, I Ch,ld .Menu SPANISH FORK fXSZXl SPANISH FORK Mo"UTht 1 Served 10 985 Noun JHlllivilT JlW 985 North 11 9 00pm M H Anyone "i Stteel tn V, ! f T ff "nT! Mam Street Friday 1 Saturday II Anytime Pone 79! '885 fyfySTt , j". Ptione 798 2885 II -9 30pm JM L Jasper Norley Hall, ton of Lorin and Doris Hall of Springville, celebrated his first birthday on Dec. 17. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vaun Weight of Springville and Mr. and Mrs. Norley Hall of Springville. Hit great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hay Gull of Provo and Jane Williams of California. Camp Aaron Johnson has Christmas meeting Two ways folk wisdom suggests will get rid of unwanted guests: a pinch of pepper under their chairs, or a broom stood behind a door. &: S3? 5 lor last mlnuls SlitlS.... Lingerie Blouses Dresses Sweaters Pants Handkerchiefs Hose Scarfs and Jewelry SPECIAL SALE 40 OFF SALE RACK DRESSES SPECIAL GROUP 20 OFF McVoy's 284 So. Main 489-5341 ss SIS' SI-S' 36? 38? 361 JS? 36r s- 361 38. 3K DIAMONDS Emcroldi. Rublvt. Sopphlrtt. Opali V'v H.gr Oual-ly a (t.l.i. ot alu a to. rink 'Wt4-I pt Ca te Mulmmert CITDE BRAITHWAIT! 4H -74N The Christmas Party of Camp Aaron Johnson DUP was held at the home of Fern Chappell Dec. 8 Captain Grace Crandall conducted and welcomed all present. After the roll call and minutes the lesson was given by Helen Harmer on the Significance of the Isaac Chase Flour Mill. The first flour mill in Springville was built in the north end of town by Jacob Houlz. A Christmas story "His Gift to lis" was read by Helen Pace. Belle Thomas entertained with some Christmas selections on the piano Wilda Oakley played some tapes from the musettes "The First Noel" and "Silver Bells". Gifts were exchanged and a luncheon was served by hostesses Fern Chappell. Helen Pace and Jessie lx)we to 18 members Mercury completes a rotation around the sun in 88 days Salt is really a rock, composed of the mineral halite. The first city to be iluminated by gas lights was Baltimore, in 1817. The young of an eel is called an elver. 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