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Show L : ff I - I. te .-, " ,A . v I 4 Orem-Geneva Times January 18, 1973 ' ( 1, 7 : ' ) . - ' ' " f - ...... Sandra Olsen and Dee F. Robertson Former OHS Graduate To Be Married Jan. 24 Conda Rae and wife. Mary Ann Gourdin and Kasey S. Quarnberg Janie Hoyle and Soenke Strottner )Uts fV ... . . . ) I Vr $ January Special 1 eTints $65 oSemi-Tints..$500 oBleach $1500 j Frost ..$1G00 ! o Perms $8t 11 350 (1710 So. State - Orem - Ph. 225n3955) Home and Michael D. Todd, soon to be husband Gourdm-Quarnberg Set Home - Todd Temple Wedding Saturday February 9 Wedding ror noyle-otrottner Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. King wish to announce the forthcoming forthcom-ing marriage of Sandra (Sandy) Rochelle Olsen, daughter of Mr. George M. Olsen of Salt Lake City and the late Ruth Olsen, to Dee F. Robertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Farrol D. Robertson of Kansas City, Missouri. The bride elect is a graduate from Orem High School and LDS Seminary. She has been employed in Provo. The groom has filled a mission to the Central Atlantic States and has been attending the Brigham Young University. He is presently pres-ently employed in Salt Lake City. The couple will be married January 24th, and have chosen the Logan LDS Temple as the place to recite their vows. The same evening, friends and relatives are invited to greet the newlyweds at an open house held n their honor at the Paul M. King residence on. Springlake just south of Payson. After returning from their honeymoon the new Mr. and Mrs. will reside in Salt Lake City. Snow College Announces Honor Roll Among those names released as Honor Roll students at Snow College by Dean of Instruction Garth R. Beacham is Gerald . Nielson, of Orem, so n of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Nielson. ..(,.,.. , , Beachm emphasized the gen- of credit at the College (a normal uine achievement of the students registration), and earned agrade who marie this hnnor roll. Each point average of 3.75 or better student earning High Honors car- of a possible 4.0 or perfect meetings. Announce Jan Nuptials January nuptials will take place in the Salt Lake LDS Temple to unite Conda Rae Home and Michael D. Todd. Vows will be exchanged Thursday, January 25, with Loren C. Dunn of the First Council of theSeventy officiating. Conda Rae is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Home, 241 South Ellis Drive. She has received an associate degree from the Brigham Young University, Univer-sity, and was employed as secretary sec-retary at the University. She has served a mission to the England Central Mission. Mr. Todd is of Cape Town, South Africa, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Todd of that city. He is presently enrolled at the University of Cape Town, South Africa. He has also served Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hoyle of Orem announce the marriage of their daughter Janie to Soenke Strottner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig H. Strottner of Midvale. The couple will exchange vows on Saturday, January 20th in the Provo L.D.S. Temple with a reception to honor them that evening in the Orem 18th Ward Cultural Hall. Attending the Bride will be her sister Sally Hoyle, and Beth Ann Peterson. Janalee Hoyle will Senior Citizens VJeehly Schedule COMING EVENTS Wednesday, Jan. 24th, Weekly in the tngiana central Mission, bowling at 2:30 p.m. a t Miracle The newlyweds will be honored Bowl, at a reception at the Orem Re- Thursday, Jan. 25th at 1 p m ception Center the evening of Travelogue: Also various tabl their marriage, from 8 to 10 games, bingo, shuffleboard, bil-p.m. bil-p.m. The bride's bouquet will be liards. of dried flowers made by a Thursday, Jan. 25 at 10 a.m. friend. Sisters of the bride. Crafts and arts which consists Helen, Sharon and Jann Horne of pointing, crocheting, andcer-wUl andcer-wUl stand as bridesmaids, and amies. Steven McKinley will act as best Instructor - Esther Bevins. man. Ladies bring your lunch. Thursday, February 1st has been scheduled for our dinner day. (Meal tickets should be purchased pur-chased as soon as possible from Donnetta Baker at the Thursday ried 15 or more quarter-hours average. ft 3 2 m 3 jOafatq fried Qtidm. j W JANUARY j SmidkAB(D)x ! BOX Sl PIECES OF "FINGER LICKIN' GOOD" KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN WITH ALL THE FIXIN'S ' "" 1 '"' ' "fr r'"' " -tiii. '----I f m ex TRY OUR HEW EXTRA CRISPY or ORIGINAL RECIPE THEY'RE BOTH "FINGER LICKIN' GOOD" S3 1 Offer Good At The Following Kentucky Fried Chicken Take-Home Locations OREM 155 South State AMERICAN FORK 439 E. State Road PROVO 505 No. University Avenue 3 a ; m m S3 S3 m is 3 Feb. 19th - Orem Senior Citizens Cit-izens "Date Festival Tour. will leave by Greyhound bus, traveling along Utah's new interstate 15. Spend first night at Echo Bay resort. Tuesday morning, continue con-tinue on to Kingmin Ariz, and then on to Parker, Ariz, and across the Colorado River into Calif, and then on to Indio, and into Palm Springs. Spend two nights atWestwood Ho Motel. At Palm Springs a drive through residential areas where famous movie stars have winter homes. A drive to Indio - the home of nationally famous "Date" Festival. Fes-tival. Continue on to San Diego, visitng the famous Sea-world. Then on for a 2 hour tour of Tiajuana, on to Lions Country Safari, travel rnilas of jungle among the world assemblage of African animals all roaming free. On to Knotts Berry firm, vist all five lands of Disneyland. Will continue on to Los Vegas, Nev. Reservation at Westwood Ho. Next morning will visit ghost town of Calico, and then start back to Orem - will make stops also on the way home, as the group desires to arrive back in Orem at 4 p.m., with many happy memories of an exciting eight day trip. Information of this interesting tour may be obtained by calling Ivan Farnworth 225-3531. BYU Seeks Diaries An appeal for diaries, journals journ-als ad related materials kept by students of brigham Young University, especially during the early years of 1875-1920, was issued by Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, Wilkin-son, former president of the university. Dr. Wilkinson is in the process of writing a 100-year history. "If anyone knows of any person, still living, who attended BYU during that period, or if they know relatives or friends of persons who had connections with BYU at that time, it would be deeply appreciated if they would communicate com-municate with me. We would like information on where to obtain data, personal diaries, journals, or similar historical material," Dr. Wilkinson said. He said such materials will be carefully preserved in the BYU library, or returned if desired. serve as flower girl, Rolf Strottner and Russell Fer-rin Fer-rin will be best men. Miss Hoyle graduated from Orem High School and attended Dixie College. She is presently employed in Salt Lake, Mr. Strottner graduated from Hillcrest High School and Technical Tech-nical Engineering Institute of Drafting and Design. He is presently pres-ently employed in Salt Lake. Following a short honeymoon, the couple will make their home in Midvale. La Leche League Meets Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gourdin of Mary Ann is a graduate of 745 S. 400 East, Orem, announce Orem High School and IDS Sem- the engagement and forthcoming inary. She graduated from Utah The January night time meeting meet-ing of the Utah County La Leche league of nursing mothers will be held Thursday, January 18, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Hacking, 591 South 560 East, Orem. Phone 225-1894, Mrs. Hacking or 225-4309, Mrs. Larry Park, for further information. inform-ation. Nursing babies are welcome. This will be the start of a new series of meetings. This one entitled, "The advantages of Breast Feeding to Mother and Baby. marriage of their daughter Mary Ami to Kasey S. Quarnberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon T. Quarnberg of Geyser Ranch, Nevada, formerly ofScipio,Utah. The marriage ceremony is planned for February 9 in the Provo LDS Temple, with a reception to follow that evening in the Orem 13-16th Ward cultural hall. February 10 an open house will honor the newly-weds newly-weds in the Scipio Ward cultural hall. Momentary Blackout In Orem Mon. Power outage in Orern Monday produced concern among Orem residents. The electricity faded out, came in again and faded out from 7:43 to 8:03 according to Orem police department clocks. Areas from Highland to Orem were affected by the blackout. In contact with Utah Power and Light representative Roscoe Carroll, it was learned from their investigations that the incident occured as the transmission trans-mission switches attheOlmstead Power Substation were in the process of changing over to another power source line. According to Mr. Carroll, a Technical College In Provo with a major in Dental Assisting, and is currently employed in Provo. Mr. Quarnberg is a graduate of Millard High School wherehe was a member of the football and baseball teams. Presently he is a member of the Fillmore National Guard and is attending Utah Technical College where he is studying welding. The couple plans to make their home in Provo after the wedding. flashover in the buswork at the Olmstead Substation occurs when some object such as a bird, a falling limb, or falling ice or snow comes between wires or poles in the buswork of the substation. When this occurs, an automatic switch trips which causes the lines to change over to another power source line until the bus-work bus-work of the first power source has cleared and is producing again. Mr. Carroll said they have not yet located the cause for the flashover. If it were ice or snow it could have melted and disappeared dis-appeared by now, but they are still investigating. According to the UPL representative, repre-sentative, there appears to be no other problem, and residents are enjoying the continuation of full power since that brief changeover period. CB&T - A full service bank offers you everything from A to Zabriskie ! Don Zabriskie, Central Bank & Trosf'i Assistant Operations Officer in the accounting department, is a three year veteran in our organization. Dan, and others in the accounting department are men of many hats, performina varied dutiet ham A in 7 In general office work, handling account inquires, balancing ledgers ffssY efc. Their work contributions, combined with others at Central Bank, make us a "full service bank." 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