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Show -Wednesday, May 2, 1984 ) X :? Ml Orem-Geneva Times- X : Xi. : . X' !! -M.-VJ- ! ' f XXX X XI ' ?' i w XV v i p Xilix-v ! IX ":: illlllllllllii g t , f :'; . ;: X :X X : -, ' ' ir . . X :? ':Z :. ;. ? . v'V'.i' J iiSii? :-!!:s;i;:'5; A7 SSf ssiii isSi S sSisfV i s V":'.& s .,f'i:sSiSf !Si;;::J !:.; ::;;;;i;5ii:; I . . i ' si 'V j . V fi i' vi is ss sSsi r . i:-; m !s s I. V """" f w -a: . r-i-.--.nr W-t '8 Oreill Women's Club Officers to be installed at their May Breakfast are, left to right: Mina Brown, corresponding secretary; June Kendall, treasurer; Edith Manning, parliamentarian; parliamen-tarian; Virginia Washburn, president; Angie Cameron, president-elect; Pat Poole, recording recor-ding secretary. Lillian Berrett, past president, director, absent from photo. Women's Club Announces New Officers Virginia Washburn will be installed install-ed as president of Orem Women's Club at the annual May Breakfast. Other officers named at a recent election elec-tion meeting are Angie Cameron, president-elect; Pat Poole, recording secretary.; Mina Brown, corresponding correspon-ding secretary; June Kendell, treasurer (two-year term); Edith Manning, parlimentarian; Lillian Berrett, past president, director. Mrs. Berrett conducted the meeting Wednesday at the Scera Lounge and announced new members are Liane Foutz, Hilda Murphy, Jane McAllister, Verda Anderson, Marilyn Stevens and Barbara Packard. She also read a letter of thanks from Norman Nielsen of SCERA for the $725 donation the club made toward the purchase of a piano for the new cultural arts shell just completed at the Scera Park, where concerts will be held this summer. Dr. Jonathon Chamberlain, psychologist at Brigham Young' University Counseling Service, spoke on "Eliminating Self-Defeating Behaviors." He described these as thoughts, feelings and actions that keep people from accomplishing. "They stop us from being our best," he said. "Say 'yes' to things you want to do and say 'no' to things you don't want to do," he urged. "Remember that self-pity makes everything hurt doubly." He said that loneliness doesn't mean being alone. Nobody else causes depression but yourself, "You 'do' a depression," he continued. "It is necessary to find out how,, when, and why we become depressed and then avoid those situations if possible." "We all suffer consequences of our behavior problems," Dr. Chamberlain said. "We label ourselves and carry our established patterns with us-sometimes from childhood to adulthood." He outlined several techniques for changing patterns such as keeping keep-ing a diary of events and consequent emotions; of studying what effects follow certain behaviors and of visualizing situations and determining determin-ing in advance how to react. Naomi Biggs gave the litany and Gwen Anderson the Legislative Council Coun-cil report. Stephanie Hills sang two songs, accompanied by Pauline Hills. Open House To Honor Bernard G. Lasson On 80th Birthday An openhouse will be held Saturday, May 5, 1984, from 2 - 5 p.m. in honor of Bernard G. Lasson on the occasion of his 80th Birthday. It will be held at his home, 122 South Palisade Drive (1050 East), Orem, Utah. All friends and relatives are invited. (No gifts please.) Mr. Lasson was born May 6, 1904 in Fairview, Utah. He is the son of Cynthia Philinda Terry and Ole Lasson. He married Callice F. Hansen, February 4, 1931, in the Manti LDS Temoke. Three years ago they cekebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. He attended schools in Fairview and Mt. Pleasant, graduating from North Sanpete High School. She also attended Utah State University and B.Y.U. He filled a mission in the North Central states, serving for 31 months. He served for 15 years as second counselor in the Spanish Fork Stake Presidency and was director of the Spanish Fork Stake Welfare Farm. He was on the stake high council for 10 years prior to that, and held various positions of leadership in the Birdseye branch before his stake callings. He has served as a lealer' in the Provo Temple since its opening, in 1972. For the First two years after marriage he resided in Fairview, Utah, where he served a two year term as city councilman. He then moved to the family ranch in Birdseye, Bird-seye, Utah, where he spent the next 39 years farming and ranching. A majority of his days are still spent working with cattle at the ranch. He and his wife Callice have lived in Orem for the past 12 years. He is the father of 5 children: Calvin Lasson & Mrs. Dale (Mary) Stevens, Orem; Eugene Lasson, Green River; Mrs. Howard (Elaine) Johnson, Lehi; and Richard Lasson, Salt Lake City. He has 23 grandchildren grand-children and 5 great grandchildren. The Touch That Takes Mistakes Away Smith-Corona" ULTRASONIC " 6k si ,--r. ' V.litB-Pica electronic portable typewriter $1O000 off. SALE J)WUU Reg. $432.00 One-touch memory con rection. It remembers what you've typed and removes your errors with one touch. Memory speed cushion prevents jams and overstrikes Snap-in printwheels type styles to match your message Drop-in ribbon cassettes High-speed printer carrier return Preset letter format Touch-set tabulation ILtOV ED 0 Business f.kchircss 324 V. Center, Provo Phone 374.0725 Kay Prestgard, Jim Duke To Exchange Vows Kay Prestgard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Prestgard, will marry Jim Duke, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Duke. The couple will be married in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple on May 11, 1984. The bride-elect attended Orem High School and then Ricks College where she received her Associates Degree in Phyical Education. She is from Orem and is locally employed. The groom served a misision for the LDS Church in Germany and was a member of the BYU Young Ambassadors. Am-bassadors. He is currently employed by the LDS Church in SLC. The couple will have a reception the evening of May 11 from 7-9 p.m. at 642 S. 400 E. in Orem. The couple plans to live in Orem. Business Supports City Project Reminders in the windows and on the counters of Orem businesses evidence support of the city's annual spring clean-up campaign. Committee member Lon Henderson Hen-derson praised the example and leadership of the business community com-munity as it encouraged civic pride by placing the visual reminders in their windows, on their desks, or along their counters to support the CLEAN AND GREEN goal. Answers-to who, what, when, where, why, and how were available to customers, clients, or associates via the fliers and posters. Beautification efforts are, also, seen as landscaping is improved and beautification efforts are intensified as commerce in the City of Orem takes pride in an attractive business atmosphere. Recital To Feature Arthur Greene Pianist Arthur Greene will be featured in a recital, Saturday, May 5, at 8 p.m. at Bert Murdock Music, 139 North State, Orem. Hailed as "a poet of the piano", Arthur: Greene has won prizes in several international competitions, including the Busoni (1983) and first prizes in the Gina Bachauer (1978) and New York Young Artists in Recital (1977). He has performed throughout the United States, Portugal, Poland, and Japan, where two digital recordings of his performances of works of (Schumann, Brahms, Chopin,' and Beethoeven were recently released by ; Nippon Columbia. "- 1,1 v , For the past two years he has been a member of Affiliate Artists Xerox Pianists Program. He received receiv-ed his musical training at Yale, Juilliard, and Stony Brook and has been a student of Martin Canin. Tickets are $4 and may be purchased pur-chased at Bert Murdock Music Store or at the door the evening of the recital. - KAY PRESTGARD.AND JIM DUKE -i , "W ?'',, :v. Lead Role In 'My Fair Lady' Rosanna Weeks Unger-man Unger-man of Orem will peform the role of Eliza Doolittle in the Promised Pro-mised Valley Playhouse's production of the popular Broadway production at Salt Lake City, May 10th through June 2nd. Another Orem resident, Dr. Kaye T. Hanson, a faculty member , in drama at Brigham Young University, is directing the show. Curtain time is 8 p.m. BERNARD G. LASSON Orem Community Hospital Births April 11, 1984 Girl to Michael and Betsy Johnson Bauer of Orem Boy to Mark and Mondi Merrill Taylor of Provo April 13, 1984 Girl to Mark and Cynthia Ox-borrow Ox-borrow Fast of Provo Boy to Matt and Shauna Deaton , Holderness of Orem Girl to Edward and Teri Mason Heaps of Provo April 16, 1984 Girl to John and Lisa Boyack Lilly of Orem April 17, 1984 Girl to John and Carol Bowman Mallettof Orem Girl to Kenneth and Gail Neely File of Orem April 18, 1984 Boy to Mark and Jan Bolinger Weight of Orem Boy to Gary and Julie Rasmussen Webster of Provo Girl to Mark and Kristin Brush Thacker of Provo Girl to Kenneth and Janet Bunnell Wallentine of Provo Boy to Gary and Kathleen Bentley Moeof Springville Boy to James and Kristie Christensen Taufer of Vernal Girl to Gene and Ruth Price Hiatt of Orem April 21, 1984 Girl to Tim and Julia Strathern Heaton of Provo April 22, 1984 Girl to Michael and Brenda Shurtz Harper of Pleasant Grove April 23, 1984 Girl to Allen and Marlene Seeley Reidheadof Orem Girl to Kent and Patrice Black Olsen of Provo Girl to James and Charlene Baird Christensen of Salt Lake City April 24, 1984 Boy to Donal and Gay Grimes Pedersen of Provo Girl to Les and Vernetta Parry of Pleasant Grove Boy to Eldy and Donna Elgaaen Westergard of Provo Boy to Robert and Charlene Bybee Behrend of Provo April 25, 1984 Girl to Virsel and Judi Dinkens Daley ot Orem Girl to Bruce and Jasmin Elliott of Provo Boy to Terry and Georgia Chat-terley Chat-terley Fullerton of Orem Boy to Robert and Kathi King Deaton or Orem April 26, 1984 Boy to Gerald and RoseMary Walker Christiansen of Lehi Girl to Don and Toni Dart Sullivan of Orem When You Add on, Remodel or Repair ... 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