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Show Owens-Worthington Rites Planned In Manti Temple Christine Owens will become the bride of Scott Worthington on Friday, May 23, 1936 in the Manti Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Latter-day Saints. The bride-elect is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Seldon Owens and the prospective groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. J Karl Worthington. A reception is planned in their honor that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Orem South Stake Center, 1260 S. 400 W. Attending the bride will be Catherine, Rebecca and Deborah Owens, Stephanie Carter, Lauren and Emily Worthington. Groom's attendants will be McKay Worthington and Andrew Owens. Miss Owens is a graudate of Orem High School and LDS Seminary. She is a graduate of Utah Technical College with an A.A.S. in Accounting. She served a mission in the Minnesota, Minneapolis Mission. Her fiance is also a graduate of Orem High and LDS Seminary. He attended at-tended the University of Utah and Brigham Young University. He is employed at Wordperfect Corp. Prenuptial showers were given by Debbie Howard, Cherri Ringger and Pam Eichelberger; Ruth Merrill and Pat Worthington; Nancy Han- House Cleaning Pros Tell Secrets At Women's Club Sharing their expertise with Orem Women's Club Wednesday were professional house cleaners, Joy Fairbanks and .Tn phnU J. Fairbanks and Jean Echols, who ol f ered tips on easy cleaning routines. Plans were also made for the annual an-nual installation of officers at the May Breakfast, May 21, at Riverside Country Coun-try Club at 11 a.m. One good, professional cleaning fluid, plus 100 cotton towels, a squeegee, sponges, lamb's wool duster, lemon oil for furniture and a shower bar will provide tools necessary for most cleaning jobs, Jean Echols and Joy Fairbanks told the group. A special window cleaner may be added. , A light daily cleaning and a once-a-week thorough job will keep your house the way you want it, they said. "Don't let the dirt accumulate," they stressed. "Drying after using any Winners in the Utah Federation of Music Clubs Spring Honors Recital are, shown in the center, left to right: Tessa Moulton, Julie Johnson, and Oliver Dean Day. Others f 'shown from left are Mrs. Jack S. Ashton, Kerry Arbon, Judy Johnson and Judy Hun-V Hun-V saker, who helped coordinate the event. . . . Musicians Honored At UFMC Recital Three winners from Utah Valley were recently selected to be featured in the first Spring Honors Recital sponsored by the Utah Federation of Music Clubs held at the BYU Madsen RecitalHallonApril26th. Winners were announced by Mrs. Jack S. Ashtoh, new UFMC president. The Piano Division winners were Oliver Dean Day, Julie ,Johnson and Tessa Mounton. Other piano students selected to perform were Heather Hoen, Craig Hancock, Alice Mackay, Max Barnum, David Wardle, Kristin Taylor, Marinda Peterson, Joseph Brooks, Inger Lambert, Jody Jorgenson, Julie Dowdle, Corinne Teichert, Elizabeth Egbert, Joy Lyan Rollins, Mandy Hatch and Gina Scow. . Those selected from the String Diyison were Leticia Oaks, Emily Jacob and Amy Jacob. ' i Christy Gordon represented the vocal division. . In addition to the performance, each winner received a cash a ward. b-, Area chairpersons who coordinated the event are Kerry Arbon, Northern Utah Valley Region, Judy Johnson, South Orem Region, and Judy Hunsaker, Provo South Region. This event culminated several months of Junior Music Festivals activity held this year in Utah Valley. SCOTT WORTHINGTON AND CHRISTINE OWENS sgen and Paula Huf faker; Marianne Bertola and Diane Peterson. Following a honeymoon to Hawaii the couple will make their home in Orem. kind of cleaning fluid is essential " They suggested buying supplies at a c , , , . professional cleaning supply house where concentrated fluids can be pur- chased as well as other tools. They also recommended the use of a small, but powerful vacuum cleaner for places difficult to reach. Petra Bown, sponsored by the club to Girls State, gave a brief report on her activities and experiences there and thanked members for their support. Mildred Busk presented the Legislative Council report dealing with Utah's school problems. Colleen White, Sandra Wilkes and Tara Chap-pell Chap-pell sang "Mother's Love" and Alice Hunt gave the litany. Lucy Owen arranged the program pro-gram and Pat Poole introduced the musical program. f Senior Citizen Orem seniors will be entertained with music and dance on Tuesday during their lunch hour by a group of children who have prepared a special program. On Wednesday at 12:30 the monthly blood Dressure clinic will be held sponsored by the City-County Health Department. There will be three days of pre-noon pre-noon dancing next week with the Hitch Hikers playing Tuesday, Papa's Parlor Pickers on Wednesday and the Orem Harmonica Band Thursday. Seniors fifty and over are also invited to attend the weekly Saturday Night Ball at the Center beginning at 8 p.m. Daily activities, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. include pool, quilting, cards, oil painting on Mondays at 10 and the creative writing class on Tuesday at 10:30. Join the seniors each Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 11 : 15 for Sit . and Stay Fit exercise classes designed design-ed with the older person in mind. On Tuesday at 8:30 to 12 seniors are invited in-vited to use the facilities of the Free Health Screening Clinic at the Center where they can get their blood pressure taken and attention to other minor health problems. A reminder to those going to Nevada-Crossing overnight trip. The busses will leave the Center at 8 a.m;. on May 19. Also for those who haven't signed up for the Cheyenne Frontier Days and Black Hills Passion Play on July 24-30, there are a few reservations reserva-tions left. Sign up now at the Center. There is also a four day trip planned , for September 15-18 to Sun Valley and Lava Hot Springs where a stay overnight over-night at Cactus Pete's in Jackpot is planned along with a tour of the beautiful area in Sun Valley and a stay at the lodge overnight. A complete com-plete itinerary is available at the Center. Meals for the coming week (reservations (reserva-tions must be made one day in advance Judy Smith To Marry Doug Merrill In Temple Judy Smith, daughter of Val D. and Elva T. Smith of Overton, Nevada, will marry Douglas M. Merrill, son of John T. and Ruth B. Merrill of Orem, Utah, on Saturday, May 17, 1986, in the St. George Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. An open house will be held in their honor that same evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the home of the bride's parents in Overton, Nevada. They will also be honored at a reception on May 24 in the Orem South Stake Center, 1200 South 400 West, Orem, Utah, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. All friends are welcome to attend. The matron-of-honor will be the bride's sister, Peggy S. Carlston, of Salt Lake City. The best man will be the groom's brother, Joseph J. Merrill, of Orem. The bride graduated from Moapa Valley High School in Overton and from Stevens Henager Business College in Provo. She is currently employed by Provo City Corp. The groom graduated from Orem High School and served an LDS Pierce-Wakefield To Marry Becky Pierce and Dan Wakefield, both of Orem, will be married Saturday, Satur-day, May 17, 1986 in ceremonies to be performed at the home of the bride. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Neal Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. : Paul Wakefield. A reception will honor the newlyweds that evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the home of the bride's parents, 247 North 210 West, Orem. The bride-elect attended Mountain Moun-tain View High Schol and is employed in Orem. The prospective groom graduated from Mountain View High School and is employed in Lehi. . Prenuptial showers were given by Connie and Wendy Jo Wakefield. J Activities by i p.m.) Monday Beef stroganoff on rice, peas, pear and grated cheese salad, fruit shortcake. Tuesday - Veal cacciatore over noodles, mixed vegetables, tossed salad, lemon bar. Wednesday - Swiss steak, mashed potatoesgravy, mixed vegetables, jellied citrus salad, blueberry cheesecake. Thursday - Cabbage roll, scalloped potatoes, beans, tossed salad, orange bundt cake. Friday - Beef vegetable stew, baking bak-ing powder biscuit, macaroni salad, fresh banana half, haystack cookie-. OHS Band Tastes Success By Rich Gibbons The 1985-56 Tiger Band program has had nothing but the sweet taste of success. After finishing a five-day tour in March back east, band director direc-tor Lynn Poulson felt this year's tour was one that no one would forget. "It was very exciting to spend some time with all the great kids in the program. They have worked hard all year and finally things are paying off for their efforts." ' A successful tour was not the last accomplishment for the Tigers this year. They also captured 1st place in Region. J Senior Scott Jacobs had a lot to say about this year's accomplishments. ac-complishments. "It's one great feeling feel-ing taking Region. It's been a long time since we've competed against 4-A band programs. We proved a lot and showed people that there is a lot of talent within Utah County. ; The Tigers competed in State last Saturday. Details will be given later. JUDY SMITH AND DOUGLAS M. MERRILL Mission in the Germany Dusseldorf and Frankfurt Missions. He is self-employed self-employed at Matrix Medic Productions in Provo. DAN WAKEFIELD AND BECKY PIERCE Arlen L. Card Receives $1000 Scholarship . Arlen L. Card Of Orem, a 1979 graduate of Orem High School and a senior in music -eomposition at Brigham Young University, has been awarded a $1,000 Max Steiner Scholarship for 1986-87. James A. Mason, dean of the College Col-lege of Fine Arts and Communications, Communica-tions, said four Max Steiner Scholarships Scholar-ships of various amounts are awarded award-ed at BYU each year. The scholarships are named after the late Max Steiner, considered the dean of film pomposers. His wife established an endowment at BYU for music majors who intend to make a career in some phase of music. Card, a son of Willard R. and Peggy Card, won several regional and state jazz solo awards on the saxophone sax-ophone while in high school. While at BYU, he has toured extensively ex-tensively with Synthesis (jazz ensemble), ensem-ble), has been a National Merit Scholar for four years and has won music composition prizes in the Mayhew and Barlow composition competitions. He served a mission to Santiago, Chile, for the LDS Church. Orem Community Hospital Births . May 4 Girl to Douglas and Silvia SetU'1 Boy to Brady and Charlene Christensen May 5 Girl to Daryl and Jana Draney May 7 Girl to John and Loralee Schroemges Boy to Calvin and Leona Help May 8 Boy to Brent and Shannon Jones Boy to David and Susan Anderson Boy to John and Angela Hill Girl to Michael and Sheila Willden Boy to Collin and Hope Morris Girl to Richard and Melinda Staples May 9 Boy to Dean and Christy Johnson LET N2 L Orem-Geneva Times- Kathie Karris James Phillips Kathie Harris, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Harris of Orem will marry James J. Phillips, son of Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. James C. Phillips, of Riverside, California, on Friday, May 16th, in the Jordan . River Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A reception will honor the couple that evening from 6-8 p.m. at the home of the bride, 918 North 475 East, Orem. There will be an open house on May 22nd at the groom's home, 5535 Via San Jacinto, Riverside, California, from 7-9 p.m. Bridal attendants are LeeAnn Hancock, Cristy and Kim Harris and KimBodahain. The best man is Scott Phillips with Steve and Jon Phillips as ushers. Kathie graduated from Orem High and LDS Seminary. She also graduated from Snow College and attended Brigham Young University Kay Lynn Hansen To Wed Steve Parker May 15 Kay Lynn Hansen of Orem will marry Steve Van Parker of Ririe, Idaho on Thursday, May 15, 1986 Li the Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Parents of the couple are Jack K. and Viriginia Hansen of Orem, and Leo and Lois Parker of Ririe, Idaho. A reception will honor the couple the following evening, Friday, May 16, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Orem 11th Ward Cultural Hall. Friends and relatives are invited. Attending the bride will be Jackie Schroeppel as matron of honor and Vida Cleveland as maid of honor. Bridesmaids will be Linda Bitsoi and Jana Christensen. Groom's attendants will be Kris Parker, Ted Parker, Kent Hansen ;and Russell Hulse. ' The bride-elect is a graudate of Orem High School and Orem Seminary. While there she was a varsity var-sity and junior varsity cheerleader. The prospective groom is a jgraduate of Ririe High School and I LDS Serninary. He is attending Ricks College and is employed in Ririe. County Sr. Citizens Plan Events For National sCelebrsftiofitf Senior citizens in Utah County will celebrate National Senior Citizen month of May by inviting the public to stop at the University Mall to see their displays on Saturday, May 17. More than eleven senior centers in Utah County will have tables filled with art work, ceramics, rug weaving and beautiful hand-made quilts to show along with musical entertainment. Hours of display are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and centers taking part in the celebration are Provo Eldred Center, Springville, Payson, Santaquin, St. Francis in Provo, Orem, Pleasant Grove, Lehi, American Fork, Spanish Fork and Goshen. Not only are the centers the nucleous for nutritious meals, but provide an opportunity for the elderly to gather socially and display their many years of creating handicrafts admired for their skills. Along with the display tables, an ACE Officers At UTC Include Orem Woman Changes in officers for the Association of Classified Employees (ACE) at Utah Technical College at ProvoOrem have been announced for the coming year. Evan Frampton was elected president of the association and will be joined by Jill Smith as secretary treasurer. Their terms of office will begin July 1 of this year. Frampton is employed as a maintenance technician by the College. He first joined the staff in -Wednesday, May 14, 1986 To Wed May 16 JAMES J. PHILLIPS AND KATHIE HARRIS majoring in Business. She is presently employed at Word Perfect Co. in Orem. KAY LYNN HANSEN AND STEVEN VAN PARKER ana Rnj:;:"A on-going musical program will be provided by Maxine Hudson, pianist, Hall and Betty Curtis on the organ, Eldred Harmonica Band, Papa's Parlor. Pickers, Orem Harmonica Rand. Clnleman Family Sinpprs and Merrill Christiansen and Robert Ogle on piano and organ. Musicians will entertain near Castletons. Snnarp Hanrprs will nprfnrm at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. near Penneys. At 8 a.m., the "Walk For Life" contest will take place at the Mall with Utah Valley Hospital monitoring the walkers and for those who need an eye test for Glaucoma, the van will be present during the hours from 10 to 6. This special display and program are sponsored by the directors of Utah County Senior Centers and the Utah County Senior Citizens, Incorporated, along with Mountainland Area Agency on Aging with the cooperation of University Mall. October of 1983. Now living in Nephi, he and his wife, Shirley, are the parents of seven children. Smith began working for the College in September of 1984 as a veteransacademic advisor. A graduate of BYU with a degree in dance, she resides in Orem and is the mother of five children. |