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Show SOCIAL EVENTS .' - ! Karen Jones--Gary Cameron 1 I .'p -" ' ' j I ' V., j 1 Ay I f Mr, and Mrs. Doran ri I It' i Pauline PerkinsRonald Bell Eating again? Eatine compulsively? Get help at Overeaters Anonymous. A group meets in Springville on Sunday nights at 7 p.m. at the Art City. Terrace Trailer Court Clubhouse, 1525 South 400 East. Everyone is invited, call Sandy, 489-3034 for information. infor-mation. I 'b :i w- ;r . : I it' .' end Undor Now Management Come in and see our Afor Crafts We now have Wedding Gift List 6:30 a.m. - 0 p.m. 270 South Main 409-9537 Karen Jones . 1 v LDS mission Smith Crib Corner Twin girls, born May 1, 1990 (Ashley and Amber) to Edwin and JoAine Gonzales, Provo. Grandparents are Cris. and Betty Gonzales, Springville;- r Walter and Clara Williams, Fort Collings, Colorado. IFTS to marry Gary Cameron Karen Jones, daughter of Robert and Joan Jones of Springville, will marry Gary A. Cameron, son of David and Lois Ann Cameron Cam-eron of Orem, on May 1 1 , 1990 in the Manti LDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple that evening from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the home of the groom's parents, 61 North 705 West, Orem. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. A bridal shower was given by the groom's sister, Barbara Cox. Maid of Honor will be Terri Miller with Jackie Jones and Judith Mallory-Marsh as bridesmaids. The bride-elect graduated from Springville High School. She is attending the University of Phoenix, working towards a bachelor degree in business management. She is currently cur-rently employed at Novell Inc. Her fiance graduated from Mountain West High School where he was very active in sports, lettering all four years as all around athlete. He played professional baseball for the Seattle Mariners for two years. He is currently current-ly employed with Word Perfect Corporal ion and plans to pursue a professional baseball career. Special guests at the reception will be grandparents of the groom, Ned and Ruth Cameron of Orem, and Helen Wilson of Spanish Fork. The couple will make their home in Maple-ton. Couple marries in Los Angeles Temple Announcement is made by Dennis and Kathy Kane of California, of the marriage of their daughter, Margaret, to Mr. Doran Smith, son of Marian and Renec Smith of Springville. The couple were married April 28, 1990 in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. Ah operi house will be given in their honor on May 12, at the home of the groom's parents, 684 East 1000 South in Springville. The bride and groom are both attending 5 Br igham,. Young University. Doran served an in Argentina. Pauline Perkins to trade vows with Rdnald Bell Pauline Perkins, daughter of Gary and Carol Perkins of Springville, will marry Ronald A. Bell, son of Allen and Elouise Bell of Spanish Fork, on Saturday, May 12, 1990 in the Manti LDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Spring Creek Stake Center, 350 North 400 East, Springville. The event is open to all friends and relatives. Bridal attendants will be Patti Betts, Geral-dine Geral-dine Cottam and Sue Bell. Flower girls will be Kristi Cottam, Jessica Betts and Nicole Bell. Attending the groom will be Kenneth Bell, Robert Perkins and Ronald Singleton. The bride-to-be graduated from Springville High School. She served an LDS mission in Cordoba, Argentina. The prospective groom graduated from Spanish Fork High School and served an LDS mission in Columbia, South Carolina. The couple will make their home in Springville. Weight management, class starts here For those who would like to lose weight and not go on a liquid supplement diet, Mountain Moun-tain View Hospital is offering a weight management course taught by hospital dietitian, Linda Richey, at the Mountain View Professional Plaza located at 730 East 300 South in Springville. This eight-week course begins on May 9 at 7 p.m. The class fee is $60 with $20 refunded when goals are met. Please call 465-9201 extension 115 to register. PUBLIC NOTICE EXCESS smut stmuG mourns ahd smm The V.B.R. Education Department placed orders in anticipation of large school sales. Due to budget cuts these sales were unclaimed. unclaim-ed. These machines must be sold. These new Singer Open Arm Machines sew all fabrics, Levi's, canvas, upholstery, nylon, stretch, vinyl, silk, EVEN ON LEATHER. Machines are designed to zig lag, overcast, buttonhole, and much more. With 10 YEAR NATION NA-TION WIDE WARRANTY. Now $148, regular $329. Also limited quantity of various brand name sergers. Credit Cards C.O.D. We ship U.P.S. CALL 1-S00-658.4376 Ext. 100 "Keri Measom selected as spirit teacher The United Spirit Association Associa-tion of America has recently announced that Keri Measom of Springville has been selected as an instructor and adviser for their organization. The United Spirit Association Associa-tion is the largest spirit organization organ-ization in the Western United States and conducts summer training programs and special events. It offers group camps in cheerleading, song leading, pep flags, tall Flags, drill team, mascots and other spirit groups. It also sponsors the National High School cheer-leading cheer-leading competition in Southern South-ern California, halftime activities activi-ties for the Aloha Bowl in Hawaii, and provides entertainment enter-tainment for many professional and college athletic events. Keri was selected after winning outstanding recognition recogni-tion at USA Cheerleading Camp in Logan, last summer. She then underwent extensive auditioning and interviews. Keri's summer schedule with the association includes a -national convention in Southern South-ern California and teaching clinics throughout the Western United Stales. She will be an instructor when the Springville High School Cheerleaders attend at-tend camp at Utah State University in July. She will graduate from Springville High School this month with high honors. She has been involved with cheerleading, cheer-leading, pep flags, drill team and dance company, as well as Seminary Council, FHA Leadership, National Honor Society and Spanish club. She will be attending Southern Utah State College in the fall on an academic scholarship. Keri is the daughter of Lcc and Karen Measom of Springville, Spring-ville, and the granddaughter of Joy Fullmer Peugh. 1 Keri Measom - ; J Jordan Caitlin Shimmin, daughter of David F. and Terri J. Shimmin of Springville, celebrated her first birthday on May 1, 1990. Her proud grandparents are Max E. and Jean Heino of Helper, Donna P. Shimmin of Salt Lake City and Funnon T. Shimmin of Price. Her great-grandmother is Mary Marguerite Wilson of Carbonville. She has two brothers, Chad and Skyler. We Readers Thursday . We Readers Club will be held Thursday, May 10 at 7:30 E.m. at the home of Reva ynn. Jane Strong will give the program on poetry. May 9, 1990 - The Springville Herald - Page Five Two county DUP Convention On May 14th, the Spring-ville-Mapleton Daughters of Utah Pioneers will host their annual Two-County Convention Conven-tion under the direction of President Lucille Laney. Invited In-vited to the event to be held in Springville are the ladies from the Utah Provo Company. It will be held at the Hobble Creek Stake House, 650 East 500 South, in Springville and will feature two state officers from the Utah Central Company. Com-pany. Book sale will start at 8:30 a.m., officers meeting at 9 a.m. and general session will last from 10 a.m. to noon. Anyone interested is invited to attend the convention. Luncheon will be served at noon, tickets for the lunch are $4. Six people will be featured during the program to help enhance the theme of the year - "Savor the Memories of Yesterday-Find a compass for Tomorrow." . Manita Fowler will talk about her great-grandfather, William Clayton, who penned "Come, Come Ye Saints" while traveling across the plains. Evelyn Riding will wear a dress that was carried across the plains from Nauvoo and tell about her grandmother. Zora Hales will wear her grandmother's dress and Edward Ed-ward Boycr will wear his father's high-top hat. Both will 80th birthday observed A family birthday party was held for Ila Trease for her 8()lh Birthday at the Springville Senior Citizen Center. It was hosted by her two daughters and sons-in-law, Pearl and Tom Davies of Orem and Jacquelyn and Ron Zarel of Garden Grove, California. She was born May. 1 , 1910 in Salt Lake City. She married John Trease June 22, 1930. He died July 5, 1967. She has eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Pari Passu Club The Pari Passu club met at the home of Helen Stirland on May 3rd for guest night. The co-hostesses were Marva Taylor Tay-lor and Renee Curtis. President Maryn Johnson conducted and Betty Sumsion read the Club Collect. The 1990 Art Queen and her attendants presented the program. pro-gram. They gave a sketch of their background and demonstrated demon-strated their talents. Lunch was served to club members and their guests: Helen Stirland, Jan Hargett, Yvonne Johnson, Jessie Dalton, Maryn Johnson, Mary Sue Mills, Anna Ostland, Margaret Welch, Naomi McKenzie, Kathy Hiatt, Betty Sumsion, Naomi Gardner, Marva Taylor, Renee Curtis and Erma Bird. Springvillo's (MM 480 So. Main Fill Long $flil D0OQO to say Happy Mother's Day to each Mom Big Gulp 32 oz. Refills Milk 1 Gallon 1 1" 2 179 Whole 1 89 Root Doer Floats . ..... 47 480 South Main talk about their loved ones. Fred Diamond will tell about the cattle that crossed the plains with the saints, and talk -about some of the more promi-nent promi-nent brands. '. Una Bryan has written a ''-script ''-script entitled "Wash Pay":-which Pay":-which she will read and : demonstrate the hard work : involved in keeping the pioneer's clothes, sparkling clean. A song, "Wash Day" will be sung by a group of ladies under the direction of LceAnn Dayton. ' Jerrie Fackrell will read a poem she wrote keeping in tune with the theme, "The Blue ' Crystal Vase." : Decorations for the tables;-are tables;-are being made by several of I the DUP daughters, under the direction of President Laney. Karma Hadley did the art work. ' Daughters of Utah Pioneer's : meetings are held once a ; month, September through May, to help those attending : better appreciate what their ancestors went through so we could have the freedom and I modern conveniences we enjoy today. : Anyone interested in joining ; DUP should call County Presi- : dent Lucille Laney at 489- Z 7294; or her counselors, Jerrie 2 S. Fackrell, 489-7525 or May : Groesbeck, 489-4063. ; f int. : Marissa Courtney Wing, daughter of Art and Cindy Wing of Provo, celebrated her first birthday recently. Her proud grandparents are Leon and Carolyn Larsen and Hal and Brigitte Wing, all of Springville, and Carson Spen-' cer of Boise, Idaho. Babies Born at Mountain View Hospital April 29, 1990: Girl to Brad and Pam Kidd of Springville. April 30, 1990: Boy to Jessi and Shirley Smith Chapman of Springville. May 1, 1990: Girl to Dennis and Debra Ward of Springville. May 2, 1990: Boy to Rex and Melodee Schardine of Springville. May 5, 1990: Boy to Terry and Kathryn Sheetz of Springville. 47 20 Springville |
