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Show ""iiiii ' KAREN WESTOVER June 4 Wedding Set For Karen Westover June 4th has been selected as colligiate Knights, the wedding date forKarenWest- Bishop Doyle Buckwalter will over, daughter of Orem residents preside at the wedding which will Mr. and Mrs. Udell Westover, he Derformed at the Bungalow in and Bernie R. Mietchen. Mr. Mietchen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. EarlL. Mietchen of S.L.C. Miss Westover is a graduate of Orem High School and Utah State University.She has attended Snow College. While attending school in Logan, she was a member mem-ber of the Lamba Iota Tau, National Honorary Fraternity. She was a senior instructor in the Freshman English program there. She is presently teaching English and Creative Writing at Pleasant Grove High School. Mr. Mietchen graduated fron Granger High School and attended Snow College. He will graduate this year fromWestminister College Col-lege in SLC. He was active in various athletic organizations in high school. He was a member of the varsity basketball team at both Snow and Westminister. He is associated with the Inter- L SIX BUSTLING positions is all it took to handle calls to directory assistance in Salt Lake back in 1908. Today, more Mountain Bell Considers Assistance Rate Plan Back in 1908 when the Wasatch telephone building was completed in Salt Lake, "Information" consisted con-sisted of six positions. Things are a little different at Mountain Bell today, according to Exchange Manager W. Merrill Hymas. "Now, it takes 303 employes , statewide to handle directory assistance calls, and we need to take a good look at the costs involved in-volved in providing the service vs. who is using the service." Hymas stated that on an Somebody Cares! Cares if you are new in town and feel kind of lost; If you've just added a new son or daughter, to your family; If HE has finally asked you to become his wife; If you or someone in your family is celebrating a very special occasion... oc-casion... Who? 225-CI73 Call. .Pleasant Grove. A reception will follow the same evening, also at the Bungalow, from 7:30 to 9:30. The bride will wear a candelight chrystaline gown trimmed in Venetian lace. Blue, cream and green colors will accent ac-cent the decorations. Cheryl Westover will act as maid of honor, with Mrs. Ron Vance, Mrs. James Engle and Tammie .Mietchen standing as bridesmaids. The groom has asked Mike Baggeley to be his best man. Pre-nuptial showers have been hostessed by Kathy Witbeck.Rity Abel, Sydney Jar man, Joanne Tucker, Darlene and Tammie Mietchen and Jackie Cox. After their honeymoon, the young couple will begin life together to-gether in Murray. . ' X - f k " -S - , .... -1 I J&miSXirfKil 1 "v ' w ' average business dav. 72.333 calls are placed to directoryas-sistance directoryas-sistance -- costing telephone customers $2,285,000 last year. "The name directory assistance assis-tance is an accurate description of what our employes should be doing aiding customers who are having difficulty finding a listing in the book, or giving out new numbers. Instead, 78 of the numbers requested in Utah are already in the book. Studies indicate that only 15 of the people make 50 of the calls," Hymas said. "The average customer who uses this service only occasionally occasion-ally is placed in the position of having to subsidize those who call directory assistance frequently.' Wyoming and Colorado have filed rate plans with their regulatory re-gulatory commissions. The basic features of the plan they submitted sub-mitted includes: -three free calls a month -two number searches per call -$.20 per call (after the free MAYTAG WASHXRS 1700 S 640 E- rem Holiday Coin Laundry 14 Blk. Easrf Hy.91 on 17 Hi South -jm.1 i luiii Dixie College Commencement To Be Friday Commencement activities at Dixie College this year will follow fol-low the tradition of centering around graduates and their families, fam-ilies, according to commencement commence-ment chairman, Dan Watson. He indicated that approximately approxi-mately 250 graduates will take in the 64th annual exercises, stepping step-ping through the "D" to receive re-ceive their diplomas in n custom cus-tom that dates back to early days of the college. : A President's Reception will be held for graduates and their families fam-ilies on Thursday evening, May 22, beginning at 7 p.m., at the home of college President Ferron C. Losee. Baccalaureate services will be held at 7 p.m. Friday, May 23, in the St. George, Utah East Stake Center, 499 South 300 East. Mrs Florence Jacobsen, curator for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints , and past-president past-president of the YWMIA, will deliver the baccalaureate address. ad-dress. Following the baccalaureate services at 8:30 p.m., a buffet dinner will be served intheDixie College Student Union for all graduates, parents, faculty and friends of the college. Tickets for the dinner $4 per person may be obtained or reservations made by contacting Mrs. Nina Huish in the south Administration Building, Build-ing, or by calling 673-4811, ext 213 between 9 and 11 a.m. or 2 and 5 p.m. Advance reservations must have been made prior to May 22. Tickets mayalsobepur-chased mayalsobepur-chased at thedoor Friday evening if seating is available. Commencement exercises will begin at 8 a.m., Saturday, May 24, in the Dixie College Field-house. Field-house. Elder Thomas S. Monson, member of the Council ofTwelve of the LDS Church will be the featured speaker. The permissible noise levels nf Uwn mowers and the times of day they mav be used are now regulated re-gulated by the West German government, gov-ernment, and in the city of Vienna, Vien-na, the use of pwer mowers or weekends has been banned entirely. than 300 Mountain Bell employes in Utah are required to provide the service. allowance) to 411 and (1) 555-1212 555-1212 (universal information for home area only no charge for other area codes, -exclusions would include coin hospital and hotel guest phones, and the handicapped Cincinnati Bell has had a similar sim-ilar charge for over a year. Their experience shows (1) an 80 reduction in calls to directory dir-ectory assistance and (2) only 5 of the customers are charged in any given month. Hymas sized up the situation in Utah like this: "We have used advertising to encourage proper use of directory assistance, given away personal directories to record fequently called numbers, num-bers, and agreed to provide directories dir-ectories free from other cities when used for long distance calling. cal-ling. All these measures have helped somewhat, but we're faced with ever increasing volumes of calls and the related costs. If the current trend continues, it would appear that the only equitable eq-uitable way to handle the situation would be to charge those persons who are the heavy users of the service instead of expecting everyone to equally share the cost." Jaycees Attend State Convention The Orem Jaycees attended the State convention at ParkCitylast weekend. The members who attended were: Wes and Joan Pace, Dee Reinhold, Bruce Pace, Mikf .tnd Marsha Jarrett, Bill and Diane Jacobson, Dennis and Bonnie Ruf-fell, Ruf-fell, Larry and Diane Cook, Or-em's Or-em's new president Dave Allen and his wife Sue. The Orem club finished twelfth in the parade of cities. Past president Wes Pace received a )lue chip chapter plaque. Con Cavalli of Ogden was elected el-ected the new State president. All Orem members enjoyed a very fun and exciting weekend it the convention, and are enthusiastic en-thusiastic about the coming year. V fr-it.-mff ' ' THE NEW OFFICERS for the OremWonwn's club are pictured above. From left to right are: Mrs. Merlin Manning, treasurer. Mrs. Orem Women's Club Holds May Breakfast The Orem Women's Club hold its annual May Breakfast May 17, at 10: a.m. at the Chuck A' Rama in Orem. Conduction the meeting was Mary Robertson President. Madge Thorn gave the opening prayer and the blessing on the food. Cleo Buchannan introduced the new members they are: Utah ma McKnignt, Dorathy Rasmussen, Fern Carter, Ruth Prestgard, Evelyn Nimer, Nola Briggs and Dora Dimick. Lorna Maycock gave a short resume of the accomplishments of the club during the last 30 years. It was organized April 4, 1945. The 1st year programs followed the theme of the Federated Fed-erated Clubs for the year "Our American Home". The 1st project was a piano for the lounge of the Scera Theater where the club has met since being organized. The 2nd project was to get -an Art Dept. started at Lincoln High School. A float for the 100th Birthday Birth-day of the Pioneers was the nest project which won a $20 prize. Seven tons of food and clothing cloth-ing were gathered to send to a city in Greece, a fireplace for Scera, lights for the Tennis ' Courts, water fountain in front of the Scera Theater, lockers for the swimming pool and since 1971 a $100 scholarship for the outstanding artist at Orom High who wants to further his or Orem Student Named Best Dixie Actor The Dixie Colleve Theatre Department De-partment and Delta Psi Omega Drama Fraternity hosted the annual an-nual Theatre Awards Banquet Tuesday evening, May 6, in the Dixie College Sun Room. Master of cermonies for the gala affair was Delta Psi Omega president, Luis Ballow. A scaled scal-ed down version of the Academy Awards or Tony Awards ceremonies, cere-monies, the banquet is held each year at Dixie College to recognize rec-ognize excellence in acting and technical theatre. Nominees are selected for awards by a Theatre Council composed of theatre patrons, pa-trons, students and participants. Tha fruotort Racf Parfrtrmrnvp Award went to Jon Turner ofSalt Lake C ity, for his role as Apple- gate in "Damn Yankees." Receiving the award for Best Actor was Duane Tuft, of Orem for his performance as Mel in "Prisoner of Second Avenue." Other nominees in this category were JonTurner,DonDnncanson, Matt Jacobson and Roy Brinker- hoff. The Best Actress Award went to Chris Robison of Provo, as LOla in "Damn Yankees." Others receiving nominations were, Joyce Ruesch, Sue Anno Basile, Nancy Brinkerhoff and Anna Walunas. Best Supporting Actor went to Ron Pepperman of Kamas City, Missouri, for the role of Richard in "The Lion in Wintt-r." Other nominees in this category were Luis Ballow, Phil Moore, Lee Stokes, Scott McArthur and Matt Jacobson. The Best Supporting Aress Award was presented to Nancy Bringhurst of Novato, California, for her portrayal of Madame Arcati in "Blithe Spirit." Other nominees were Valorie Smith, Dana Costo, Anna Walunas and Trish Turner. This year's Best Cameo Role Award went to Laurie McMtillin of Salt Lake City, as Edith in ."Blithe Spirit." Other nominees were Brad Blackham, Dave Fir- mage and Maurine McCurdy. Dr. C. Paul Anderson and Prof. Burke Belnap of the Dixie College Theatre Department also presented Service Awards to Dave Sanders, Kathy Warier, Scott McArthur, Dana Last, Lee Stokes, Matt Jacobson, Bruce Warren and Luis Ballow. 1 J if her education have been our projects. pro-jects. Mrs. Boa Scaline introduced Marilyn Gneiting who sang a Medley from Camdot andSum-mertinie4;for andSum-mertinie4;for : Porgy and Bess. Her , accompanist was Merlene L.-'.ivitt. Mrs. Mary Robertson thanked all of her board for a most outstanding out-standing year, and for the ex X 4 4 5 i ft J i ' ' 1 ;" i ; i 'j V" ; " 1 - .; ' V, (' ' 7.; ' , 'r V, : I ? ' ' "' J7 1 ' .' . 'il i " ; s . v .- a i, ' ' . - ' ' - V . . i - C Jn v 1 i ' - I I " 'a ? i t f"3 r t ' i v ' - l I f I , I f .'.'.:.; ' K":" ' ,: , I ' ' ' JEAN CHYNOWETH AND MORRIS GREG PETERSEN Jean Chynoweth Weds Mr. Peterson May 28 Mr. and Mrs. Stan Chynoweth announce the marriage of their daughter,' Jean, to Morris Greg Petersen of Provo. The couple will be married May 28, 1975. They will be honored that evening withanopen house at the home of the bride's brother, Tom Chynoweth. Miss Chynoweth has attended Orem High School. She was ii. the school pep club, and has a been a Sunday School teacher in her Ward. She is currently employed em-ployed in Orem. Mr. Petersen has attended Provo High and UtahTradeTech. He is employed in Spanish Fork. The bride has chosen Naomi C. Weight, as her maid of honor . w......,.......w.. :srK'X!X-:M;: g S; jij; :;: g ii; i $ w $ : : $ :; ;':': ONCE FOR GRADUATION ii; ii; ii g: ii i: ii;: ii : ii ii ii ji! S ;i;i iii; ii; ii; :: :: ii; :: Hi a From... We Also Have A Good Selection Of Electric Watches Salmon Pharmacy 771 North State-Orem "V - i v v. ' J V If s S j f . '1? Frank Short, president and Mrs. Marvin Ras-mussen, Ras-mussen, vice president. The ladies were recently elected by their club members. ceptional programs. Installation of officers for the coming year was sone by Ellen Allen. She presented each new officer with a long stem rose sa she outlined their duties. President Mrs. Lillian Short, Vice President Mrs. Dorathy Rasmussen, Recording Sec. Mrs. Mildred Busg, Corresponding Sec. Mrs. Namor Biggs, Treasurer Eline Mamrning. A financial report was given by Gena Gourdin. The past presidents pin was pinned on Mary Robertson as she turned the gavel over to Lollian Short. and Joan Chynoweth.CherylChy-noweth, Chynoweth.CherylChy-noweth, and Sandy Fausett as bridesmaids. Best man will be Lyle Petersen. The couple will made their first home in Orem. Story Time Set Saturday The storyteller at the Orem City Library this Saturday wiU be Linda Warwood. Linda will tell the stories of "The Traveling Smile", "The Tidy-Up Book", "The Hungry Thing", and "The Turnip". There will also be a filmstrip shown and story time will begin be-gin at 11:15 a.m. until noon. AGAIN Choose His or Her Watch from A Fine Selection Of 1 Ph. 225-2100 Orem-Geneva Times ; 't MRS. BRIGGR. (JANET ALLRED) STEELE Ceremony Is Performed For Orem Couple Today In a marriage cermony performed per-formed today in the Provo LDS Temple by President Harold Glen Clark, Janet Allred became the Bride of Brigg R. Steele. A reception honoring the couple will be held this evening in the Orem South Stake Center. A wedding breakfast was held at the home of bridegroom's parents par-ents following the ceremony. Parents of the newlyweds are Dr. and Mrs. Wallace E. Allred and Mr. and Mrs. R. Que Steele, all of Orem. The bride will wear a gown of polyester satin with a tiered overskirt of Chantilly lace. The lace, touched with seed pearls, accents the yoke and cuffs. The full-length veil is of bridal illusion il-lusion edged with lace and attached at-tached to a beaded headpiece. The bridal gown was designed and made by Mrs. Blain Madsen, an aunt of the Bride. The bride will carry a bouquet of dried flowers in pink and white, accented ac-cented with red ribbon. The wedding cake will be made by the bride's mother. Attending the bride will be Nancy and Marilyn Allred, Beth Steele, Sherry Sumner, andSandi Sumner, with Gay la Davis as the flower girl. They will wear long dresses of pink and white print edged with lace. Each will carry lon-stemmed carnations tied with X: .-J V and current, lint quality, fabrics arriving weekly. It's NEW! Natural color, 100 Cotton Cot-ton with slubs and bumps for a fashion-right look in casual and sportswear. Machine-washable. 45" wide. DFs' reg LOW price. fits) yd Vtlimlo 3.00 . unbkmhed mmlk It's natural for your country-look fashions. fash-ions. You can trim or embroider to suit yourself. And it's great for ruffled curtains. cur-tains. Machine-wash Cotton. 37-39" wide. DFs reg LOW 89 Special thru Sat, May24 hcy'hQkkrJI prints Popular "pointelle" look in assorted colors I and patterns - florals and conversational; for halter tops, blouses and dresses. Machine-wash Poly-Cotton. 60" wide. Visit Our Custom Drapery Department i (Fr MpL- AA SIMM Oatmd M..U1 ft- 5 I l& i' fiJaiT R!dwO0d' Modowbrook Ploio ffiUKSAT J650 South 900 East BWWtaiiMO UKt.m 55 South 1' ". May 22, 1975 red ribbon. Seated at the guest book will be Debbie Curtis and Marci Laird. The best man will be David Steele. Greeting at the door will be Kenneth Allred and Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Davis. Special guests at the reception will include the grandparents of the couple: Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Norman, Mrs. Reid H. Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Moon, and Mrs. Robert Steele. Pre-nuptial parties were given by Mrs. Grant Mason; Mrs. Dwayne Belt, Mrs. John Mitchell, Connie, Shawna, and Linda Gay Belt; Sandi Sumner, SherrySum-ner, SherrySum-ner, and Debbie Curtis; Mrs.Ruel Allred, Mrs. Ned Allred, Mrs. William Hafen, Mrs. Connell Osborne, and Mrs. Sheldon Schofield. Free Film Scheduled There will be a free film shown in the Multi-purpose Auditorium of the Orem City Center on Thursday May 22 at 4:00 p.m. For further information please contact Orem City Library at 225-1550. '17 WJZX., J VilUMtoW ViluulolSO c. raaes ian c i Stnt ium.t V. . . A A -: A . ....... v. w-m, wmw -3 V A |
