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Show 1 Pages Times Newspaper Wednesday, March 15, 2000 J liJ J r-1 ( of local Citizens f si--.. -1 U jZ . JOCELYN VAZQUEZ AND CHRISTOPHER LOPER Jocelyn Vazquez to marry Christopher Loper in temple Jocelyn Vazquez, daughter of Enrique and Benny Vazquez of Cagua, Puerto Rico, will marry Christopher Loper, son of Charles and Dawn Loper of Orem, on March 18, 2000 in the Mount Timpanogos Temple. A reception will be held that same day from 7 until 10 p.m. at the LDS Second West Chapel located at 665 South 200 West, Orem. The bride-to-be graduated from the Interamerican University at Writer Dean Hughes entertains Orem Women's Club March 1 brought a special program pro-gram for members and guests of the Orem Women's Club. Prelude music by Beth Tidwell set the tone for the afternoon as-hostesses as-hostesses Barbara Love, and Helen McEuen greeted the 40 members and 10 guests, i: President Adele Bliss called the meeting to order at 2:30 p.m., greeted members and guests and thanked Beth and the hostesses after which LuJean Sundberg led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance Alle-giance and Ruby Cameron read the Litany. President Bliss then instructed the corresponding secretary to send a card to Liane Foutz, mentioned men-tioned that a book will be put in the Orem Library in the name of Naomi Biggs, a member of the club who passed away last week and told the club that the Alhers sisters are trying to locate two paintings done by their father in 1971, encouraging members to contact the sisters if they have any information. She also discussed the club's support of Girls State and Kay Ballard moved that the club pay $200 to send a selected girl to Girl's State this year. The motion passed and club members will visit various high schools to see the girls who are competing. A discussion was held regarding regard-ing a Board poll considering changing the standing rules to allow those living outside of Orem to join the club. laVaun Turner moved to accept those outside the city into the club and it passed 15-5. The club is now officially open for membership beyond the boundaries of Orem. Following the business, Marilyn Stevens introduced the speaker, Dean Hughes, who teaches creative writing at BYU and has written many books. He fJh Call Jsbouf our, X ;t Weekly lliow Yeu eaiie Willi flowers 7,H 'AV' 6S2 West Gig Koarf; HO"by3 Pleasant Grove. Utah 64062 (In front of M3d-Mrt) 1; v . Puerto Rico with a degree in Criminal Justice Investigation. She served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Latter-day Saints in the San Pedre Sula, Honduras Mission. Her fiance is a graduate of Mountain View High School. He is currently attending Bon Losee Hair Academy. He served a mission mis-sion in the New Jersey, Morristown Mission. told of his early life and how he became a writer. After writing many books for children and teens, the told of his decision to write about fictional characters in the historical setting of WWII in "Children of the Promise." The last book of the five volume series se-ries will be available this fall. He then invited and answered questions ques-tions from the audience. He have an interesting account of his background, starting with his early years and told how he began writing. He mentioned a few of the characters and events in some of his books, all of which have been well received. Especially Espe-cially popular is the "Children of the Promise" series. An excellent dramatized abridgement of each volume on audio tape and narrated nar-rated by Hughes' son, Tom, a theater the-ater arts major, is also available. Hughes shared some thoughts and ideas about the characters in this series and how he obtained some of the background material about a period he was to young to experience firsthand. He portrays por-trays with amazing authenticity the breadth and turmoil of this major event in world history. He created characters within a fictional fic-tional family and developed their relationships with others while they endured this difficult life and death conflict with its lasting effects ef-fects on both body and soul. The books truly make you feel what the war was like and what families fami-lies went through. The audience was very anxious to know when the fifth volume would be available and were told that it is currently expected to be out in September of this year. Mr. Hughes wrote full time for many years. At the present time he is still writing ful time while also teaching at BYU. Specials V y x Babies born to local parents Timpanogos Regional Hospital (TRH) Orem Community Hospital (OCH) Utah Valley Regional Medical Center (UVRMC) February 22 Boy to Rebecca and John Price of Orem (TRH) February 23 Boy to Traci and Gary Welker of Pleasant Grove (TRH) February 24 Girl to Mykin and Steven Castle of Pleasant Grove (TRH) February 26 Girl to Rebecca and Scott Hill of Orem (TRH) Boy to Heather and Craig Taylor of Orem (TRH) TWINS!! Girls to Kimberli and Benjamin Cahoon of Orem (UVRMC) Girl to Paula and Robert Collins of Orem (UVRMC) Boy to Suzanne and Gregory Gordon of Orem (UVRMC) Girl to Paula and David Zoppetti of Orem (UVRMC) February 27 Girl to Jesse and Blaine Hamilton of Lindon (TRH) Boy to Tina Bartiett of Orem (UVRMC) Boy to Loree and Eric Beveridge of Orem (UVRMC) Girl to Kimberlee and Mark Fillmore of Orem (UVRMC) February 28 Boy to Dorothy and Robert Francis of Orem (TRH) Girl to Amy and Phillip Dean of Orem (TRH) Boy to Kimberly and Michiel Millett of Orem (TRH) Girl to Robyn and Trevor Hunsaker of Orem (UVRMC) Boy to Misty and Anthony Rocha of Orem (UVRMC) February 29 Boy to Maria and Jorge Garcia of Orem (TRH) Girl to Heather and Douglas Massey of Orem (TRH) Boy to Karen and Matthew Parsons of Lindon (TRH) Girl to Marsha and Darren Gillespie of Orem (UVRMC) Girl to Stacy and Charles Ilsley of Orem (UVRMC) March 1 Boy to Lori and Jeffrey Schulz of Pleasant Grove (TRH) Girl to Heather Atwood of Orem (UVRMC) Girl to Robin and Robert Bowser of Orem (UVRMC) Girl to Stephanie and Kory Horlacher of Orem (UVRMC) Girl to Shannon and Timothy White of Orem (UVRMC) March 2 Boy to Merilee and John Collins of Orem (TRH) Boy to Heather and Wade Snyder of Orem (TRH) Girl to Christine and Jeremy Ogzewalla of Orem (UVRMC) March 3 Girl to Monti and Wayne Wilkinson of Orem (TRH) Boy to Nancy and Shawn Bandley of Orem (UVRMC) Boy to Tamara and Jeremiah Jones of Orem (UVRMC) Boy to Jeana and Michael Lyons of Pleasant Grove (UVRMC) Boy to Elena and Patrick Slowinski of Orem (UVRMC) March 4 Boy to Sharidy Mayne of Pleasant Grove March 5 Girl to Kimberly and Ehab Abunuwara of Orem (TRH) Boy to Jennifer and Jason Haskell of Pleasant Grove (TRH) Girl to JoAnn Blackhurst (TRH) Wanted: Mrs. Orem The Mrs. Utah American Pageant Pag-eant has issued a call for candidates candi-dates to compete for the title of Mrs. Utah America 2000. "There have been a number of inquiries from Orem but as of this date we are still looking for a representative," representa-tive," according to Diane Ritter, director of the pageant. The Mrs. Utah American Pageant Pag-eant will take place June 23 and 24, 2000 at Kingsbury Hall on the beautiful University of Utah . main campus in Salt Lake City. The contestants will compete in three categories: Personal Interview, Inter-view, Evening Gown and Swim-suit. Swim-suit. Mrs. Utah America will go on to participate in the nationally televised Mrs. American Pageant, from Hawaii, in September. Bonnie Productions', producers of the Mrs. Arizona, Mrs. Texas and Mrs. Utah America Pageants have experienced significant success suc-cess in the pageant industry. Mrs. Utah America 1999, Starla Kay Stanley, was crowned Mrs. America 1999 and went on to win the Mrs. World crown in December. Decem-ber. Women interested in competing compet-ing for the title of Mrs. Utah America 2000 are encouraged to contact Diane Ritter at (602) 861-2510 861-2510 or visit their website at www.mrsutahamerica.net. and Tyler Losee of Pleasant Grove, . Hale Center Theater announces auditions Auditions for "M is for the Million," Mil-lion," by Jack Sharkey will be held Saturday, April 1 at the Hale Center Theater Orem. Auditions are by appointment only. Appointments may be made by calling the theater at 226-8600. The play will run from May 19-June 19-June 26, 2000. Roles will be double cast. HCTO is looking for nine talented tal-ented actors to play 10 roles in this fast-paced comedy. Parts range in age from 20-60 years old. The director, Tim Hansen, is looking for accomplished actors with abilities to perform dialects. Dialects include Australian, Brooklyn, Texan, American, British, Brit-ish, French and Spanish. Mori.- Sat. 8am - 7pm Double Punch Wed. Under Hew Management Jams & Jeilys 524 W. State Road Pleasant Grove 1 785-1493 fifth Gfp iraiiE Every $25 you spend ciel$5 FREE STUFF Double Punch Wed. ... h v -7 in I 5 J'L MR. AND MRS. JACOB MARTIN Debra Fish weds Jacob Martin in temple Debra Fish, daughter of Dan and Margret Fish of Gilbert, Arizona, Ari-zona, married Jacob Martin, son of Kerry and Virginia Martin of Orem, on March 11, 2000 in the Mesa, Arizona Temple. An open house will be held on Saturday, March 18, 2000 from 7 until 9 p.m. at Somewhere Inn Time, 175 North State, Lindon. . All friends and family are invited to attend. Bridesmaids include Melissa Forsgeren, Karen Fish, Jenny Martin and Ashley Martin. Attending the groom are Jay Mortensen, Maclellan Dameron, Daniel Martin, Micah Martin and Sharamie Evans to marry Justin Henley in temple Sharamie Evans, daughter of Jay and Cidena Evans of Orem, will marry Justin Henley, son of Jerry and Alice Henley of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove, on March 16 in the Mt. Timpanogos LDS Temple. The couple both graduated from Mountain View High School, where the bride was a member of the Accapella Choir and the groom was on the cross country team. Both are seminary i ' 1 m Y .-.ii" r f f r - Sm JUSTIN HENLEY AND Quality You JExpires3-31-2000 1 1 We'll provide the lunch One Coupon per v . , V A "iff f rsr.-. x v; t i ' ' - v i It s BREAD Scott Fish. Debra graduated from Gilbert High School and LDS Seminary. She ran cross country on the Varsity Var-sity team. She is currently attending attend-ing BYU, majoring in Elementary Education. She works on BYU Campus at the Museum of Art. Jacob is a graduate of Mountain View High School and LDS Seminary. Semi-nary. He ran cross country on the Varsity team. He served a mission to Brazilia, Brazil. He is currently attending UVSC and is employed at Hansen Insulation. The couple will make their first home in Provo. graduates and Justin is an Eagle Scout. A reception will be held in their honor from 7-9 p.m. that night at Somewhere Inn Time in'Lindon., Bridesmaids are. Breanna',, Evans, Shila Hughes, Jessica Dalebout and Anastasia Dulus. The groom will be attended by Jerry Henley, Jason Henley, Jared Henley and Branden Evans. ' js SHARAMIE EVANS n APovA! Managers Choice ' all Month Long j J $1.59 to $2.09 FILL A LUNCH SACK with a!! kinds of cakes sack person per visit Expires 341-00 1 :opy ) |