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Show Events and Accomplishments of Local Citizens Page 1 1 Times Newspaper Wednesday, May 23, 2001 ara . i X v;. ... ' v.- X7o 'f,V' III Y' .'' t i ----- -lfc"t'1ir- Joy Syces to marry Jeffrey Fair in temple Joy Lynne Sykes, daughter of Patricia Sykes and Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Sykcs, will marry Jeffrey Michael Fair, son of Curtis and Debbie Fair, on May 29, 2001 in the Mount Timpanogos Temple. A reception will be held that same day at the LDS chapel located at 1035 South 800 East, Orem. The bride-to-be graduated in History from BYU in April 2001. She served in the Taiwan, Taipei Mission following study abroad in Israel. Her fiance has been attending BYU, studying Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations. Rela-tions. He served a mission in the Netherlands. The couple will make their first home in Denver, Colorado. DANIEL AND EMILY HODSON Emily Harris marries Daniel Hodson in temple Richard and Connie Hodson are pleased to announce the marriage of their son, Danie! Gee Hodson, to Emily Joyce Harris, daughter of Alva and Evelyn Harris of Shelley, Idaho. They were married in the Idaho Falls Temple May 12 and a large family dinner was held afterwards. Following a honeymoon honey-moon at Lake Tahoe, an open house was held at the Harris home May 19. Dan graduated from Orem High in '95 and went on an LDS mission to Paris, France. He received re-ceived his bachelors degree in Public Relations from BYU in Jane Wiedmeyer to marry Jared Anderson in temple Jane Wiedmeyer and Jared L. Anderson will be married Friday, May 25, 2001 in the Mount Timpanogos Temple, American Fork. Utah. A reception will be held that evening from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Anderson home, 1065 East 300 South, Orem, Utah for all family and friends. Jane is the daughter of Ambrose and Joyce Wiedmeyer of Hartford. Wisconsin. She graduated gradu-ated from Hartford Union High School. She graduated from Brigham Young University with a Bachelors degree in Speech Pathology Pa-thology and received a Masters in Communication Disorders from the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire. She served an LDS Mission Mis-sion to Fresno, California. Jared is the son of Dr. Carl and Rosalin Anderson of Orem. He is a graduate of Orem High. He graduated from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Arts in Piano performancePedagogy and a Masters degree in Choral Conducting. He served an LDS Mission in Brussels, Belgium. The couple will make their home in Minneapolis, Minnesota where Jane will continue her teaching at Northern Voices, an oral school for the deaf. Jared sings with the Dale Warland Singers, Sing-ers, a professional choir in the twin cities and serves as Education Educa-tion and Marketing Specialist for the choir. He is also their tenor section leader. He will pursue a D.M.A. in Conducting from the University of Minnesota next year. JANE WIEDMEYER AND JARED ANDERSON Place An in one oSthe Special Sections Call: Ml t vxEHBJI Golf ilSAb I JEFFREY FAIR AND JOY SYKES Paint April. Emily graduated from Shelley High in '96 and was a presidential scholar at Ricks College Col-lege where she graduated with high honors in '98. She is currently cur-rently a senior at BYU. The couple will make their home in Cedar City where Dan will work on an MBA degree and Emily with finish her senior year in Accounting. A reception will be held in their honor Thursday, May 24 from 6:30 to 9:00p.m. at the LDS Chapel at 64 1 S 400 E, Orem, UT All friends and family are cordiallj invited. your heart ... j -s ' , "4 t T J I ,s" -j . I it Neighborhood Housing Services Ser-vices of Provo encourages groups and individuals to volunteer with Paint Your Heart Out as part of National Neighbor Works Week in June. Volunteers will be painting eight to ten homes in the Provo Joaquin neighborhood Saturday morning, June 2. The project will need approximately 200 volunteers. volun-teers. Paint Your Heart Out involves in-volves neighborhood residents and individuals from the community commu-nity working together painting, planting trees, doing yard work, delivering supplies, serving food and cleaning up. Groups of about 15 individuals will be organized and will be led by team captains. Experjencedcbntractqrs orpaint" ers are particularly encouraged to serve as team captains the day of the event. Volunteers will meet at Joaquin Elementary School at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 2, where a breakfast break-fast will be provided. While donating donat-ing time and talents, volunteers will also participate in painting contests in several capacities including in-cluding best paint job, cleanest painter and individual most covered cov-ered in paint. Prizes, which have been donated from various corporations corpo-rations and business, will be awarded to the contest winners. Painters are asked to be at least 14 years of age, but volunteers of all ages are welcome to assist with food, entertainment or supplies. Additional volunteer opportunities opportuni-ties are available throughout Utah County. Some of these are listed below. Help cancer patients on the road to recovery. The American Cancer Society is seeking volunteers volun-teers who are able to drive cancer patients to and from treatments through the Road to Recovery program. While families and friends may be able to help, the numerous treatments to which patients recovering re-covering from cancer report require re-quire the involvement of members mem-bers of the community. Individuals Individu-als are able to help by volunteering volunteer-ing as drivers through the American Ameri-can Cancer Society's Road to Recovery Re-covery program. Road to Recovery ensures that all cancer patients within Utah County will have transportation to therapy when needed. Volun teers are able to drive cancer patients pa-tients to and from treatments according ac-cording to individual volunteer's schedule and availability. With the Road to Recovery all volunteers volun-teers make a difference, whether driving a patient to an appointment appoint-ment once a month or volunteering volunteer-ing several times a week. A one-hour training session will be held from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. on May 18 at the Provo office of-fice of the American Cancer Society. Soci-ety. Volunteers must bring a copy of auto insurance and a valid driver's license. Contact Toni Tomlinson at the American Cancer Can-cer Society to register for training. train-ing. Lunch will be served. Sort donated food. Individuals Individu-als or small groups are encouraged encour-aged to help sort donated food and hygiene items at the Utah Valley Regional Food Bank. Volunteers will compile food boxes for families, fami-lies, stock shelves, organize donations dona-tions and help low-income families fami-lies with intake and nutrition classes. Other opportunities include in-clude maintenance and organizing organiz-ing donations as needed at the Food Bank. Supervision is requested re-quested of volunteers 14 and under. un-der. Individuals who are able to volunteer on a consistent basis, a few hours a week, are especially important at this time. Groups are welcome as scheduled. Build the confidence of a child. The Children's Justice Center is looking for individuals who are willing to work one on one with child victims of sexual and physical abuse. Volunteers act as positive adult role models and help build the self-confidence of the children. The United Way Volunteer Center Cen-ter is the community connection to volunteer activities, enabling Utah County residents to help those who need it most. 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