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Show Temple Ceremony Unites Popular Orem Couple The Salt Lake LDS Temple was the scene today of the marriage of Patricia Gourdin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gourdin, 745 South 400 East, and Russell Gerald Ger-ald Lunceford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Lunceford, 1043 South 500 East. - Patiricia Is a graduate of the Orem High School and Brigham Young University. She taught In the Granite school district last year and will be teaching Third grade this fall at American Fork. Russell is a graduate of the Orera High School, and currently a junior at the Brigham Young University, majoring in sociology. He has filled a mission for the LDS Church in the East Central States. Russell is a dispatcher at the Orem Police Department, and is in the army reserves. A reception will be held this evening at the Orem 13th-16th Ward Cultural Hall from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Mrs. Larry Wakley, cousin of the bride will be Matron Ma-tron of Honor, with Mary Ann Gourdin, Yvonne Gourdin and Mrs. Paul Gourdin and Carma Lunceford and Mrs. Dean Anderson Ander-son as bridesmaids. Robert Me-cham Me-cham will act as best man. Dean Anderson and Floyd Chadsey will usher, and Mr. and Mrs Frank Farallno, uncle and aunt of the bride, will be greeting greet-ing at the door. The bride wUl be gowned in an Empire waist line sheath dress with a bow at the center. The bodice with scoop neck and long pointed sleeves are made of lace. A full-length train starting at the scoop back will compliment the crepe skirt. A veil of silk illusion illus-ion will fall from a crown of lace, adorned with pearl points. Special out-of-town guest will be Mrs. Amerigo Dalla Corte, grandmother of the bride, of Sunny side, Utah. LuWana Edwards to Take Advanced Library Training An Orem woman, Mrs. LuWana Lu-Wana Edwards, librarian at the Provost school is currently participating par-ticipating In a unique program of library training at the Louisiana Louis-iana State University this summer. sum-mer. : Chosen from 11 states, Mrs. Edwards is one of 30, librarians to participate in the advanced training conducted by the LSU Library School in coorperation with the U.S. Office of Education. Back To Strike it rich . . . one poor little sweater that made the big time. Now it's part of a fabulous dress in rich 100 Orion Acrylic. The colors really make it too. Sizes 5-15. 19.98 ' Dupont tradename for its polyester liber ir ' f, ' i w : : ' 1 i ? i ' . ! 1 i ! 1 . , r . :j J Mrs. Russell IOHS Senior Class Plan Summer Party The 1966-67 Senior Class of khe Orem High school will have a summer party Friday, August 12 at ,the Orem City Park. Fes tivities will begin at 7 p.m. Activities outlined for the par ity will include a record hop on the tennis courts, base ball games, races, and prizes. Tickets will be 50 ? per person, and may be purchased at Taylor's Tay-lor's Market, 464 South State street. Come in grubbies. Acting as chairmen for the festivities are the Senior Class officers, Ken Adams, Art Ai red. Susan Stewart and Carole Nelson. 3 School With HOMAFf 240 No. University Prove &y ' ! 1 ! if ' i ', HIM Willi 'I ' 'Ml:-J; 'Ml:-J; . Gerald Lunceford Patrons & Friends Invited to Atend Open House An Open House, honoring all those who have completed the Ride a Balloon to Anywhere" summer reading program sponsored spon-sored by the Orem P ublic Library will be held Wednesday, August 17 at the library. Patrons and friends are invited t o witness the awarding of certificates to those completing the program, inspect library facilities, meet library board members and staff workers, and enjoy refreshments, according to Bernice Cox, librarian. librar-ian. Reception hours will be from 3 to 6 p.m. The RIde a Balloon to Any where program is a cooperative coopera-tive effort of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Nevada. Participants must read 24 books during the summer. The purpose of the program has been for pleasure and enjoyment. No special reading read-ing list has been required. The reading extravaganza, which began be-gan in early June, has attracted more than 200 elementary readers read-ers alone, and has been very successful, Mrs. Cox stated. Readers who have already completed com-pleted their reading lists are mentioned below. Those who complete com-plete their requirements by the August 17th deadline will be mentioned men-tioned In a later edition of the paper. Young readers: Chandra Allred, Merrilyn Andersen, An-dersen, Sue Andersen, Linda Bailey, Bail-ey, Barbara Baird, Michael Dee Baird, Cindy Bandley, Susan But ler, CralgCampbell,TeresaClay- burn, April Anne Cook, Kelli Cotant. Nadine Dalley, Ted Godfrey, Melaine Goodrich, Susan Hada-way, Hada-way, Christie Hanks, Kim Hardy, Alice Heaps, Annette Herringer, Danielle Holdaway, Elva Jean Hone, Loralne Hone, Lorene Hone, Marta Horn, Diane Howarth, Julia Howarth, Llge Hundley, Tri-na Tri-na Hunsaker, HaldonJaussi, Susan Sus-an Jaussi, Lynne Ann Kirby, David Larsen, Sue Lawlor, Linda Lee, Pamela Littleford. Susan McCue, Jan Mansfield, Beverly Meecham, Debbie M. Meramott, Carrie Moon, Valerie Parry, Kim Robinson, Barbara Jeanne Sheldon, Mary Ann Smith, Nancy Startin, Maria Thygerson, Kathleen Todd. Patricia Todd, Neal Watters, Robbie Webb, Glenda Woodard. Teen-Age readers; Diana Brandenburg, Nancy Brandt, Beverly Belnap, Vickie Heringer, Wendy Holdaway,Shir-ley Holdaway,Shir-ley Moore, Linda Ormond. Louis J. Chatterly Attending Science Seminar at Stanford Louis J. Chatterly, 719 East 360 South, Orem, is attending an eight-week Shell Merit Fellowship Fellow-ship seminar at Stanford University Univer-sity in Berkely, California. Mr. Chatterly Is among 50 outstanding outstand-ing high school science and math-matic math-matic teachers attending the seminar. sem-inar. The group is catching up with advancements in science and math in this program, sponsored by Shell Companies Foundation. Mr. Chatterly is a mathematics teacher at the Brigham Young High school. BYU Dinner Honors W. H. Snell William H. 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Spice Beige Floral 066 ACRILAN AXMINSTER 10.95 O yd. 0ZITE IND00R-0UTD00R CARPET All colors . 4qyd FINER I Orem-Genava Times Thurs., Aug. 111936 Wedding Planned For Late August Announcement is made of the engagement and forthcoming mar- 'riage of Roylene Dearing and Douglas L. Weight. Roylene is the .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George IW. Dearing, 545 North 400 West, land Douglas is the son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Lamar Weight ofSpring-ville. ofSpring-ville. The marriage will be sol-emlnzed sol-emlnzed in -the Manti Temple, Friday, August 26. Roylene Is a graduate of the Orem High School, Mary's Beauty Beau-ty College, and has attended one year at the Brigham Young University. Uni-versity. Douglas is a graduate of the Springville High School, and has attended the Brigham Young University. Uni-versity. He has filled an LDS mission to South Australia. A reception will be held the evening of the wedding at the Third and Twenty-first Ward Chapel. Honeymoon plans will Include the Grand Canyon. The young couple will make their first home in Provo. Roll ends, Pieces . . . 45c 7. 940 East 450 North PROVO, UTAH 374-1661 FLOORS H r r 7 |