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Show Natalie Buchanan To Wed Orera-Geneva Times Thursday, June 18. 1970 !4 Michael Mitchell In Sept. Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Buchanan of Venice, of the engagement of thein, daughter, Natalie to Michael A. Mitchell ' Mr. Mitchell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Mitchell of Orem The couple plans September rites in the Manti Temple. Miss Buchanan is a graduate of Richfield HighSchooland theCos- metnlogy College of Southern Utah. She is presently employed in SpringviUe. Mr. Mitchell is a graduate of Orem High School and has completed com-pleted two years in the Panama Canal Zone, with the U.S. Army. This fall he will do graduate work at S.U.S.C. Following their marriage, the couple will live in Cedar City; while Mr. Mitchell completes his education. t i 1 T (K y M :x v I I 1 ': v. Vjj; Patricia Catherine Wilkins Wilkins-Anderson Marriage Planned For June 20th Mr. and .Mrs Thomas B. Wilkins of Pittsburgh, Penn., announce an-nounce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Patricia Catherine, Cath-erine, to Thayle K. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Kermit Anderson of Orem. The ceremony will be held on .June 20, at 2 p.m. in the United Presbyterian Church of Ingram, Penn. The bride to be is a 1968 graduate grad-uate of Clarion State College of Penn. where she was chosen to be a member of Who's Who in American Amer-ican Colleges and Universities. More recently she attended Purdue University, where she taught freshman composition as . a teaching assistant in the English Eng-lish department She graduated from Purdue with a Master of Arts Degree this May. Mr. Anderson is a 1960 grad Glenna V Glenna Winn, Kent Wilson To Speak Vows June 27th Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Winn, Myton, Utah, announce the forthcoming forth-coming marriage of their daughter, daugh-ter, Glenna, to Kent R. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Wilson, formerly of Orem. The couple has selected June 27 as their wedding day. They will be married in the Orem 5thWard Chapel, with a reception follow $700.00 Maternity Benefits now available Call me today for full details de-tails about a new hospital-medical-surgical plan that can pay up to $700.00 in maternity benefits yet may cost you leas than your present plan! Besides the big $700.00 maternity benefit, this new family plan provides basic hospital coverage for both Agentv Dick Richard 2254136 Hunt Thygenon 225433! uate of Orem High School. He served a mission to Austria for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1961 to 1964. He graduated cum lade from the Brigham Young University Univer-sity in 1966 and received his Master Mas-ter of Arts Degree from BYU in 1967, during which time he was a teaching assistant in the English department. Since then he has been attending attend-ing Purdue University and anticipates antici-pates completing his Ph. D. by August. Following their marriage the couple will reside in Lafayette, Ind., for the summer while the groom finishes his schooling. In September, they will move to Murray, Ky., where Mr. Anderson Ander-son will become an Assistant Professor of English at Murray State University. Winn ing the ceremony. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Uinta High School, and 4 year Seminary graduate. She is presently pres-ently employed in Roosevelt, Utah. Mr. Wilson graduated from Juab High School and attended LDS. Seminary for '3 years. He is employed locally and serves with the National Guard. husband and wife permanent per-manent coverage you can take with you when you leave school. When hos pitalized, this new plan pays up to $50.00 a -day for room and board phU up to $15,000.00 for other hospital expenses. Don't delay! Call today! 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But UtahTechnicalCollegewill continue to offer a summer quarter quar-ter of its own as part of its regular curriculum, President Sorensen emphasized. For nearly 10 years, Utah Technical College has cooperated coopera-ted with nearby school districts in offering a summer school program for any high school student stu-dent wishing to attend, said President Pres-ident Sorensen. But with the districts sharing the costs, and with their decision that this year tjjghawjno funds for Jhe program", pro-gram", TTwUliie dropped because Utah Technical College cannot afford to carry it on alone, he said. However, Utah Technical Col--lege will continue to conduct a summer quarter, on a more limited lim-ited basis than during the regular reg-ular school year, as part of its regular program with ErschelE. Shepherd as summer school director. It will begin June 16 and run 10 weeks. Included in the summer quarter quar-ter curriculum will be courses in auto mechanics, business and office practice, drafting and design de-sign technology, electrical and automation, electronics, English as related to business and industry indus-try for technical report writing, instrument repair, practical nursing, welding, and pre-tech. The latter are courses designed to aid students in basic academics academ-ics which they will need in many trade or business courses, including in-cluding improving reading skills, improving communication skills, improving arithmetic skills, basic ba-sic mathematics and introductory introduc-tory algebra. Anyone desiring to enter the summer quarter should contact the registrar's office at the school at once. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAO JrVVVVVV, C For A Very Special Man ? V l CBPSS" I I 1 I T&Mj0' "5i-r Double Bases with Xi 00t' 12 Kt. Gold Filled or ' Sterling Silver Writing Instruments. From $25.00 to $75.00 V j Standard Office W MAT NO. DS24Tgim k ' C 2 col. x 4i un Supply Go J 40 W. 1st No.-Provo honor at the Orem 6th Ward on July 17 from 8-10 p.m. The bride-to-be has chosen Joyce Mitchell, Gwendolyn and Ina Webb, and Anna Barney to attend her. Miss Webb has attended Lehi High School and LDS Seminary for 3 years. The future groom is employed at Geneva Steel Plant. Orem AAUW Branch News The Orem Branch of the American Ameri-can Association of University Women held its closing meeting meet-ing of the current year recently. Me meters met at the home of Mrs. Vera Nielsen where a steak dinner was served on the patio. Homemade ice cream completed the delightful meal. A business meeting was conducted con-ducted byMrs.MargaretSullivan, branck president and officers for the 1970-71 season were elected elec-ted toserve.They are: President, Mrs. Marilyn Madsen; 1st vice-president, vice-president, Mrs. Madge Davis; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Josie Olinghouse; treasurer, Mrs. Christine Pendray, and secretary, secre-tary, Mrs. Jean Jenkins. Evaluation of the study topic for the past year was included in "the program. The group had enjoyed en-joyed various lectures in the area of "Human Use of Urban Space A decision was made to study the topic of "The Academic Community: Commun-ity: NewLookonCampus'during the coming year. Mrs. Jessie Brandenburg will serve as the Implementation Chairman for the program. Special mention was made of the fine contributions of the young students in English from the Orem HighSchool who participated participat-ed in the writing contest sponsored spon-sored by the Utah State Division AAUW. The Orem Branch submitted sub-mitted more essays than any other branch in the state, reported report-ed Mrs. Eylene Hicken, World Problems AR who chairmaned the activity. She will continue in the assisgment for the coming season. Other appointments to the boardinclude Mrs. Ruth Johnson, John-son, Mrs. Ruth Weaver, and Mrs. Marta Mouritsen. The state Workshop on July 18th in Bountiful Bounti-ful was announced. Plans were suggested for a membership tea to be held in the M.S. Society Holds Pre-Xmas Pre-Xmas Party A pre-Christmas picnic? Yes, the Utah State Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society expects 100 MS patients, their families, and board members mem-bers at the "first Christmas partv of the year when they late summer or fall by the Orem Branch. Those eligible for membership mem-bership in the Association must be graduates of a qualified university uni-versity or coUege. Any interested women in the Orem area are invited in-vited to contact the officers. Those present gave a special farewell to Mrs. Helen Wentz, who Will be leaving the Orem area to reside in Heber. mmmmm iinsif OREM- gather at Liberty Park on June 25. Just six months to the day before Santa's usual appearance, this very unusual affair (no snow predicted) will feature Christmas Christ-mas decorations, music, food, even holiday-wrapped, Christmas-present door prizes for lucky attendees. Board member hosts will greet guests at 12 noon at the Liberty Park North Shelter for box lunches followed by a musical program and Christmas raffle, with younger members enjoying amusement rides and Christmas treats. Advance reservations for this Christmas-in-June affair, including in-cluding requests for transportation, transporta-tion, should be made by calling Mrs. Bean, 521-2666, or Mrs. Gustin, 278-1344. s i-feTV L--y I I I f MMy ' ' - ydx $4 ' 6004-. : fv&CW riwOH: f" ; 1 K? U V- j '-' Vk wT?f " T- ( 'fC GENEVA 546 South State -Orem Home, of Orera's Home-Owned Newspaper is' ii. "in. Natalie We will run your announcement picture and wedding picture free -With and wedding picture free-With inviiaiiou oruer savings oi o.uu in tne paper you wiU prou(1 a stor)r deta llke ever)' bre plus extra free copies for friends tives and scrapbooks. TIMES , J Buchanan each wedding each wedding ? a juciure ou plus deserves and rela |
