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Show Citizen - Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988 - Page 5 4 Open house to honor Clarks fan 50th wedding anniversary ; The children of Horace and fcaVon Devey Clark will honor their parents on their 50th wedding wed-ding anniversary with an open house Monday, Oct. 17, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Colonial House, 187 W. Main, Lehi. All family members and friends are invited. They request no gifts, please. j Horace was reared in Lehi and La Von was born and raised in American Fork. The Clarks were m arried Dec. 2, 1938, in Monterey Park, Calif. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. , 4 AJ 1 x rs Christine Caldwell Farewells, Homecomings scheduled Sunday for area missionaries Christine Caldwell Sister f daughter Christine Caldwell, of Mr. and Mrs. Paul j Caldwell, Highland, has been called t to serve in the Peru Lima North I LDS Mission. , She will speak in a sacrament j service Sunday, Oct. 16, at 9 a.m. in I the Highland 10th Ward Chapel, 10400 N. 6000 West. Sister Caldwell will enter the , Missionary Training Center Wed-' Wed-' nesday, Oct. 26. I i ! Martin Matthews Elder Martin Matthews, son of Vern and Carol Matthews, Highland, has been called to serve in the Birmingham, Alabama LDS Mission. He will speak in a sacrament service Sunday, Oct. 16, at 1 p.m. in the Highland 7th Ward Chapel, 4679 W. Wasatch Drive. An open house wiU also be held the same afternoon at the family home, 10831 N. Alpine Highway, Highland. Elder Matthews will enter the Missionary Training Center Oct. 19. jFackrell wins 1st place ! in piano competition ! Trisha Lee Fackrell was awarded first place in the Utah tate Fair piano competition held 4n Salt Lake City recently. She performed a sonata by Prokofieff i and a concerto by Beethoven in the .'annual competition. Trisha is the 1 1-year-old daugh-Jter daugh-Jter of Brent and Loraine Fackrell, fOrem residents who formerly lived in Highland. ; The sixth grade student at Vine-jyard Vine-jyard Elementary began her piano J study when she was six and at the : age of 8 was chosen to perform in ithe state Honors Recital for the Utah Music Teachers Association. 'At the time, she was studying with 'Cheryl Norman. Her current teacher is Dr. Irene iPeery of Provo. She has received awards at several national and ilocal piano competitions, and has 'been chosen a top performer in the iUMTA exams for both 1987 and Urn. DIET TIP: U- I Ml Mr. Clark worked in Los Angeles Ange-les in construction for several years, then returned to Utah, where he managed and owned a motel in Springville. Mrs. Clark operated a beauty shop in California and was employed em-ployed at Sprouse Reitz in American Ameri-can Fork for several years. The Clarks live in Lehi. They have three children, Mrs. Diane Rosier, West Jordan; Robert Clark, American Fork; and Dale Clark, Hayward, Calif. They also have 14 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. k 3 ' - s A MilM tMMli Martin Matthews Laura Linton f"l "I Jl S . .... J mic 70 i M'Ia 'pYM our regular retail prices SPsrmrzm i C: ) K Wv 0 (SPECIAL TAGGED ITEMS ; j I j I Imm m Reduced as much as 70 off) U U I Pvlk ' Includes fabrics only. Tags MUST remain I ( U j I ' v CS ' F W- attached to bolt to allow discount over 40. I J II J 'r'' '' T''M Does NOT include Upholstery, Fur, Vinyl I I J J j 1 ' '' ' J "' 'l''' - ' or Special Reduced Items listed below. vf J x-y - I 11 to QMS tHSj QjaSarl Brett Evans Laura Linton , Sister Laura Linton, daughter of Joseph and Nettie Linton. Highland, will return Saturday. Oct. 15. from serving in the Peoria. Illinois LDS Mission. She will speak in a sacrament service Sunday, Oct. 16. at 1 p.m. in the Highland 4th Ward Chapel. 5:W5 W. 11200 North. An open house will be held the same afternoon at the family home. 11286 N. Tamarack Drive. Highland. Brett M. Evans Elder Brett M. Evans, son of Brian and Elizabeth Evans, Pleasant Grove, has been called to serve in the Korea Pusan LDS Mission. He will speak in a sacrament meeting Sunday. Oct. 16, at 11:30 a.m. in the Manila 1st Ward Chapel, 3986 W. 8800 North. An open house will be held that afternoon at the family home, 4296 W. 9200 North, Pleasant Grove. Elder Evans will enter the Missionary Training Center Nov. 9. Trisha Fackrell The greatest Diet cause for Pprifpr weight gain VjCl llO is stress ' '"' "v1"'1"" f'l,M,,","'' Break the 201 W. Main stress cycle American Fork with exercise 756-3830 and a Call Marilyn for a hot bath. FREE consultation I V' 1 Horace and La Von Clark Robert Hunter Robert G. Hunter Elder Robert G. Hunter has accepted a call to serve in the Minnesota, Minneapolis Mission. He will be honored at a farewell to be held Sunday, Oct. 16, at the Lehi 2nd-5th-9th Ward at 9 a.m. Since graduation Rob has worked for T.J. Peck and Sons running heavy equipment in Vernal Ver-nal and Nevada operations. He is the son of Jerry and Nikki Hunter and a grandson of Mrs. Fay Peck, Lehi and Alan and Ruth Hunter, American Fork. Elder Hunter will enter the Missionary Training Center Nov. 2. Jill Conder, Carol Perrnoud, Michel Conder. Jan Fredrickson, Colleen Ketley, owner. Choosing a perm without frizz Yes. you can have a perm without frizz! At Lehi Barber Stylist all our stylists are educated in the most advanced perm techniques, most recently having assisted Victor Sabino of Beverly Hills (Modern Salon"s Salon Owner of the Year) with the newest and exciting Baggie Wrap Perm. This enables hair to fall full and giving natural looking curls. The box perm is for those who are a little more expressive and like the "Z" touch. This perm is stemed from the latest Z curling irons and are wrapped to give you this look without using the curling iron every day. The root perm is for those who need body and lift at the roots because they still have curl on the ends. It's also great for those with fine or thin hair. As you can see, choosing the correct permanent wave solution is only a small part to a great perm. Come into Lehi Barber Stylist and see what perm choices are available to you! Lefii Bar6er Stylist 197 East State 768-8818 (Across from Lehi Cafe) 0 Square dance classes S(ii;ir( dance lessons lor all ages 'I'!' a new addition to (he Alpine School District Community, Munition program this fall. Kick lleilbut. an excrienced and enthusiastic square dance caller, will le leading the group which meets on Wednesday evenings at 7 p.in. at the American Fork Junior High. "Square dancing is a lot of fun lor people anywhere from teenagers on iin In senior citizens. It p"'-i''"i n CORDUROY Featherwale Pinwaie. R o t. and Suggested retail to $7.98 45" wide OUTING FLANNEL Full bolts Suggested retail to 45" wide UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Full bolts. Suggested retail to $2.98 yd Ho . 45" wide PILE LINER R.ot. Suggested retail to 151 60" wide Wl ITIf "MHITMI I Q 8 I i i " 1 u 1 i i . 1 r -1 . . . . . great chance to get out with a partner or alone and have some fun and make new friends. Unlike some other activities, square dancing is something you can enjoy all your hie." explains lleilbut. the leader of the group. Covered in the class will Ik1 the lundamental steps and patterns of this dance form, induing the Might and Ilt Grand, Wheel and Deal, Pass Through. Ocean Waves. Swing Through, etc. If enout-'h interest is full bolts. yd. PRINTS $2.98 yd. FUR $5 98 yd Limit 2j II I IIWMT 1 m TWimfWIiiili.' Tm offered expressed mainstream and plus level classes will follow next term as well as the possibility ot the lormation of a regular square dance I'luli Cost for the class will be $25 per couple Iop 10 weeks of lessons or $4 jmt week. Kor registration or other information, please call .Janet Sanders at 7ri-rr; or instructor Hick Heilbut at 75fi-9r,82. SOLID JOGGING FLEECE Full bolts. Suggested retail ta $4.98 yd. o yd. 50" to 60" wide COSTUME POLKA-DOTS Dime. Nickel & Quarter size as available. Full bolts. Suggested retail to $3.98 yd. U 1(1) yd. 45" wide 0SNABURG Suggested retail to $3.98 yd. $,fl vd. 45" wide DARK DENIMS Designer lengths. Suggested retail to $4 98 yd. u oY2) yd. 60" wide Patterns McCall, Butterick, Simplicity and Vogue 5 per customer |
