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Show Society Events and Accomplishments of local citizens. F2 8 Oreni-Gencva Times 7edncsday, February 8, 1935 Anne Goodall to wed James Jensen Feb. 14th 4 ANNE GOODALL AND JAMES JENSEN W v GUY AND DORTHA CORDNER Guy and Dortha Cordner to celebrate golden anniversary Dortha and Guy Cordner will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at a dinner hosted by their children. They were high school sweethearts and were married February 12, 1945, in the Salt Lake Temple. They were born and raised in Orem, having lived here all their lives. Guy served in the Merchant Marines during World War II and Dortha was a secretary for U.S. Steel. Guy attended Brigham Young University and later worked in the accounting depart Utah County Fair sets theme of "Blue Jeans and Country Dream The Utah County Fair, slated for August 16-19, under the direction direc-tion of Francine Christensen, is gearing up to be the best ever! If you find joy in walking barefoot in the grass, sun glisteningon morning morn-ing dew, summer sunsets, cuddly puppies, and homemade pie, then this fair is for you. There is some-" thing for everyone with this year's theme of "Blue Jeans and Country Dreams". So whether you are an artist, crafter, photographer, photog-rapher, homemaker, gardener, animal lover, entertainer, spectator, spec-tator, or volunteer, we need to hear from you! Our goal this year is to get families, communities, and businesses from one end of the county to the other involved. Some highlights for this year's Utah County Fair will be: a carnival car-nival that offers thrill-seekers plenty of surprises and great fun, There is no sunshine at the South Pole for 182 days every year. At the North Pole the same applies for 176 days. ment for Geneva Steel for 38 years. They owned and operated the Fairlane Mobile Village for many years. Dortha and Guy have been active ac-tive in the LDS Church and have held many ward and stake positions. posi-tions. The Cordners are the parents of four children: Lori Vance, Riverton; Tim Cordner, Yuba City, Calif.; Ron Cordner, Harris-ville; Harris-ville; and Todd Cordner, Brigham City. They have 18 grandchildren. grand-children. it a Battle of the Bands, and a rip-roaring rip-roaring Buckarco Rodeo! This is just the beginning.. .among the many performers will be Jessica Haley Clark and her band, Main Attraction. Jessica is a ten-year-old with a band and is on her way to being a country star. She has a voice of a 20-year-old and the showmanship of a seasoned performer. per-former. We will also use local talent from the Rising Star Competition, Com-petition, but this year we want to include singers, musicians, and dancers from every community from Alpine and Lehi on the north to Salem and Payson on the south. For information on how you can be involved this year, contact Francine Christensen at 225-4970, 225-4970, Susan Levanger at 225-4670, 225-4670, Steve Money at 798-5041, or Linda Clark at 375-4986. Anne Goodall, daughter of Mirta and Pinto Diaz, Orem, and the late Robert Goodall, will marry James Jensen , son of Steve Babies born to Orem parents Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Jan. 17 Boy to Todd and Michelle Sorensen Girl to Stephen and Kristine Oar Jan. 18 Boy to Craig and Amy Phillips Boy to Randy and Silja Herbert Boy to Jason and Jenny Thomas Jan. 19 Girl to Richard and Donna Gublcr Boy to Michael and Nancy Leach Girl to Scott and Alisa Johnson Girl to David and Heather Cottrell Jan. 20 Boy to Matthew and Lisa Arntsen Girl to James and Lorie Stout Girl to Eric and Kimberly Daley Girl to Tony and Marlene Riggs Jan. 21 Girl to Craig and JoAnna Bachlcr Boy to Rick and Dcnise Maingot Jan. 22 Girl to Larry and Janene Dutson Boy to Joe and Kathy Badger Girl to Aaron and Jenae Merrill Jan. 23 Girl to Jose and Olimpia Okamura Girl to Kirk and Kimberly Wright Jan. 24 Girl to Todd and Rebecca Berbert Boy to Steven and Judy Christensen Jan. 25 Boy to Kanicl and Kelli Sanders Girl to George Silva and Melissa Farley Far-ley Girl to Raymond and April Jones Orem Community Hospital Jan. 9 Girl to Mark and Cindee Nielsen Jan. 12 Boy to Steven and Linda Elies Jan. 13 Girl to Lorin and Cindy Smith Jan. 14 Girl to Rolf and Janeen Thompson Boy to Janae Porter Jan. 15 Boy to Wayne and Michelle Reading Jan. 16 Girl to Tom and Cindy Olinghouse Jan. 18 Boy to Jay and Diane Nelson Jan. 21 Girl to James and Michele Stone Boy to Troy and Darlene Backus Jan. 23 Boy to Warren and Kennya Booth Boy to James and Rebecca Sumner Jan. 24 Girl to David and Sandra Richards Boy to John and Tiffany Zick Jan. 26 Girl to Roger and Elizabeth Mooney Jan. 27 Girl to Ron and Miryam Paul Jan. 29 Girl to Brent and Lisa Harris Boy to Robert and Carl a Sackett Utah Valley PAF Users Group to meet Feb. 1 1 The regular second-Saturday-of-the-month meeting of the Utah Valley PAF (Personal Ancestral File) Users Group will be Saturday, Satur-day, February 11, 1995, from 9 a.m. until noon in the "Red" LDS Chapel at 4000 North Timpview Drive (650 East), in Provo. The opening presentation will be by Vance Parker, editor of the International Inter-national PAF Users Group Unlimited. Un-limited. His topic will be "PAF Notes in Windows". There will be an American Sign Language signer sig-ner so the deaf can also participate. par-ticipate. After the opening presentation presenta-tion there will be several classes Women In Leadership slates city council women Three city council women representing rep-resenting Mapleton, Provo and Orem, each in her first term of office, will speak at the Women In Leadership (WIL) luncheon Feb. 14 at noon at The Manor Restaurant Res-taurant in Orem. The public is invited. For reservations call Barbara Bar-bara Curtis at 224-8044. The council women will discuss dis-cuss perceptions they brought to their new roles and the realities they faced in exchange. The council members are Judy Bell of Orem, Shari Holweg of Provo, and Marilyn Petersen of Mapleton. Bell, mother of three sons and a daughter, none living at home, will focus on the difficulty of making decisions amidst public clamor and the importance of gathering facts. The biggest vote getter in Orem's last city election, and Sharee Jensen, also of Orem, on February 14, 1995. A reception will be held in honor of the newlyweds that same date, February 14, at 200 North 200 East, Orem, with a dinner din-ner from 6-8 p.m. and a dance from 8-10 p.m. The bride-to-be and her fiance both attended Orem High School. Bridesmaids will be Cyndi Goodall, Shelly Goodall, and Kerri Egget. Attending the groom will be Scott Jensen, Greg Jensen, Jen-sen, Russ Jensen, Paul Jensen, David Goodall, and Diego Diaz. The couple will make their home in Orem. Book editor to address writers' group tonight JoAnn Jolley, managing editor of Covenant Communications, Communica-tions, Inc., in American Fork, will be the speaker at the February 8 meeting of the Utah Valley Chapter Chap-ter of the League of Utah Writers. Her lecture will focus on getting published in the LDS writers' market. As managing editor at Covenant Communications, JoAnn is responsible for managing manag-ing the editorial and art departments, depart-ments, as well as working with authors to produce high-quality fiction and non-fiction books. She also is responsible for managing the production process at Covenant and she writes promotional promo-tional materials for the company. JoAnn has also worked as an assistant editor at the Ensign, a publications manager, a research assistant, and a freelance writereditor. She has written and edited several books, newsletters, speeches, and scripts. The Utah Valley Chapter of the League of Utah Writers is continually looking for new members. mem-bers. The group is seeking anyone with an interest in writing, publishing, or editing. The League of Utah Writers is a non-profit organization devoted to encouraging and developing writers at all levels, as well as promoting the excellence of writing writ-ing in Utah. The Utah Valley Chapter meets at 7:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday of every month in room L-900 of the Utah County Building (100 E. Center in Provo). For more information about the League of Utah Writers, call Kristen Black at 374-0105. relating to computing and genealogy, geneal-ogy, including some on the new PAF version 2.31. The public is always invited, whether members mem-bers of the Users Group or not. The benefits of membership include in-clude the monthly PAFology newsletter and other documents free, including a copy of the 1995 Notes and Documentation Guidelines published by the Silicon Valley PAF Usera Group. For further information about the meetings or about the Users Group, call the BYU Family History His-tory Library (Diane Parkinson, family history librarian) at 378-6200. 378-6200. Bell faces a new election this fall. She is married to Delbert Bell. Holweg also must decide whether or not to run again in the November election. She has had a busy first term in office as Provo has dealt with major issues, particularly par-ticularly in the commercial arena. Holweg is married to Timothy Holweg Hol-weg and they have two young sons. Petersen, mother of seven ( with five still at home, says she will talk about the balancing act involved in blending public service ser-vice with her real life as wife and mother. Running for office was a now-or-never golden opportunity, she said. She is married to Rodney Rod-ney Petersen. Women In Leadership is a county-wide organization dedicated dedi-cated to help bring balance to appointed ap-pointed and elected offices on all levels. r i - V " fli SHERRIE RASMUSSEN AND WIL WHITTAKER Sherrie Rasmussen to marry Wil Whittaker in Temple Sherrie Rasmussen, daughter of Dan and Elaine Rasmussen of Orem, will marry Wil Whittaker, son of Trish Whittaker, Circleville, Utah, and Hart Whittaker, Whit-taker, St. George, Utah, on . Friday, February 10, 1995, in the Manti LDS Temple. The couple will be honored at a reception that same date, February 10, at the LDS Chapel located at 1200 North 800 East, Orem. The bride-to-be graduated 111 r v ft f' Performances of the classical musical comedy, "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum", continue at the UVSCTheater. Classical musical comedy to be featured at UVSC Theater "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum", a hilarious musical comedy inspired in-spired by the Latin playwright Plautus, is now continuing a February run at Utah Valley State College (UVSC). The play was written by Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart, the latter being the head writer for the TV series MASH. Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim are also featured. The plot is based on Pseudo-lus, Pseudo-lus, a roguish slave to a Roman family who plots to become free. His young master, Hero, promises freedom if Pseudolus can obtain Philia, a beautiful young girl whom Hero has seen from his window. Before long, family, neighbors, strangers, and the entire Roman army are drawn into the confusion from Orem High School and completed com-pleted one year at Dixie College. She is employed in St. George. Her fiance is a graduate of Dixie College and is also employed in St. George. Attending the bride will be Becky Halsey and Mandy Whittaker. Whit-taker. The couple will make their home in St. George, where the groom will be continuing his schooling in the fall. : fiti as the comedy unwinds. Randall King, head of the UVSC theater program, stars as Pseudolus while Marty Morgan, choreographer and director of UVSC's Encore, plays Hero. Other cast members include Eric Bjarnson, Lesli Allen, George Macey, John English, Dave Hanson, Han-son, and others. The show will continue February 9-11, 13, 16-18 at 7:30 p.m. in the UVSC Theater. A Saturday matinee at 2:00 p.m. will run on February 11. Tickets are $5 for the general public, $4 for seniors, and $2 for UVSC students with ID. The February 7 performance was a special benefit performance. All proceeds went to fund a liver transplant for Dave Nelson, department chair for health and physical education at UVSC. 4 |
