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Show Miss Donna Dickerson . Kiss Donna Dickerson Km in Login Temple, Mr. ar.dMrs. Rodney L. Davenport Daven-port are announcing the engagement engage-ment and approaching marriage of their daughter. Miss Donna Dickerson, to Russell Kay Snyder. Sny-der. The ceremony will be performed per-formed in the Logan Temple on Monday, July 28. A reception will honor the couple on Friday, August 1, in the Lehi Third Ward church. The intended bridegroom, bride-groom, who is serving in the U.S. Navy, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Snyder of Mapleton, Utah. Receiving will be from 8 to 10 p.m., and all friends and relatives are invited. Miss Dickerson graduated from the Lehi High School where she was yearbook editor in her Miss Diane Parker . , . announces plans Miss Diana Parker to Ved Timothy 6. Durrant in Lata August Ceremony Announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Diane, are Mr. and Mrs. Ellis S. Parker of American Ameri-can Fork. She will exchange nuptial nup-tial promises with Timothy G. Durrant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Durrant on Thursday, August Aug-ust 21. Both families are from American Fork. Later the same evening the newlywed couple will greet guests at a reception to be held in the American Fork Fifth Ward Cultural Cul-tural Hall from 8 to 10 p.m. The bride-to-be Is a graduate of the American Fork Seminary a.".d LDS Seminary four year program. pro-gram. She was a member of the Pep Club, and an honor student. She will be attending the Brigham Young University in her junior year. She is majoring in Elementary Ele-mentary Education. The prospective groom is also al-so a graduate of the local high rchool and LDS Seminar;'. He was active In sports and lettered let-tered In football. He Is a member mem-ber of the Utah National Guard, Am. Fork Unit, and has completed com-pleted his six months active duty. . . nuptials set lo Yed liavy Reception Aug. 1 Senior year, a member of the National Honor Society and also affiliated in the Pep Club. She graduated from the four year course in LDS Seminary. She attended Brigham Young University Univer-sity for one year, following a major in business. Active in church affairs, she has served as organist in the Primary Association As-sociation and a teacher in Sunday Sun-day School. Her fiance graduated from the Springville High School and four year Seminary course. He enlisted en-listed in the U.S. Navy in October, Oc-tober, 1966, and is now stationed in San Diego, Calif. He is presently pre-sently serving aboard the destroyer, de-stroyer, "Coontz." They will make their home in San Diego. He attended BYU and is presently pre-sently employed with the U.S. Forest Servire. Following their marriage the young couple will make their home in Pleasant Grove. Bridbttas Win Honors in All Horse Panda in Silt Lake City Last Friday The Bridlettes won second place honors in the All Horse Parade held in connection with the Days of '47 celebration in Salt Lake City last Friday. Approximately 20 ridin,. clubs of the area participated in the parade, the largest all horse parade par-ade in the United States. The Bridlettes won the second place award in" B" Class, bringing bring-ing home a nice trophy and a cash award. Among dignitaries participating participat-ing in the All Horse Parada was Governor Calvin L. Rampton, who was one of the riders who rode the parade route from 600 Kiss Peggy Gordon Wedding Data Vilh Mr. and Mrr, V. Arthur Gordon Gor-don of American Fork announce the engagement and forthcoming marrige of their daughter, Peggy Peg-gy to Norman K. Rounds of Walnut Wal-nut Creek, California. Parents of the prospective groom are Mr. and Mrs. Kent W. Rounds. The couple will exchange nup tial vows on Thursday, August 16, in the Salt Lake Temple. Later that same evening a reception re-ception will be held in their honor at the Manor in Amer ican Fork. All friends and rel-at'ves rel-at'ves are invited to greet the couple from 8 to 10 p.m. on this evening. The prospective bride is a graudate of the American Fork High School and LDS Seminary, V I. . Ml Miss Peggy Jean Gordon . . . bride-elect tit Miss Joy Buekwalter . . . bride-to-be Miss Joy Buckwalter Reveals August 7edding Date in Silt Lake Tempts Mr. and Mrs. Bpii W. Buck-walter Buck-walter of American F o r k announce an-nounce the encasement awl forthcoming forth-coming umrriaup of their daughter, daugh-ter, Joy, to Ronald Hansen, son of Mr. ami Mrs. I.el.uxl J. Hansen Han-sen of Wenilall, Halm. The hriile-to-be is a graduate of the American Fork HigliSchool where she was iih'iiiIht ot the National Honor Society ami also a member of the Pep Club. She is a four-year seminary graduate. grad-uate. She graduated from Brigham Brig-ham Young University in May with a degree in Elementary Education Ed-ucation and Child Development-Family Development-Family Relations. She will teach South to North Temple and West to the fairgrounds. Other Bridlettes activities of the current month included running run-ning the food stand at the Amer-'can Amer-'can Fork Riding Club grounds for the horse races and participation participa-tion in the Steel Days evening parade. The riding club Is now preparing prepar-ing for the District 10 Riding Club meet, which will be held in August. They are meeting for drills twice weekly through the summer. Long visits bring short compliments. Sets Tcp!: S3 Norman tods four year course. While attending attend-ing high school she was active in the Pep Club and National Honor Society. She has attended Brigham Young University for the last two years, majoring in e'smentary education. The benedict elect recently finished his studies at the BYU In zoology and chemistry, and has been accepted at Northwestern Northwes-tern University of Denistry for continued study this fall. While at the Y he was an active member mem-ber of Sigma Epsilon and a Hel-aman Hel-aman Halls Scholar. The prospective pro-spective groom also fulfilled an i.DS Southwestern Indian Mission. Mis-sion. Following their marriage, the couple will make their home in Chicago, Illinois. r kindergarten this fall at Central Cen-tral Elementary in Pleasant Grove. The prospective groom graduated grad-uated from Lewiston High School in Lewiston, Idaho and was a four-year four-year graduate in seminary. He has fulfill, an LDS mission to the Gulf States. He is currently attending Brigham Young University Univer-sity planning a degree in Business Busi-ness Management. An August 7 wedding intheSalt Lake Temple is planned for the couple. They will le honored at an open house reception the same evening in The Manor. All friends ami relatives are invited togreet the couple from 8 to 10 p.m. The couple will make their home in Pleasant Grove. 4-H Busy Bakers The 4-H Club, the Busy Bakers are finishing up their Project fun With Foods. They have made salads, cookies, sandwiches, sand-wiches, easy desserts and also t.iilk shakes. They have been to some parties par-ties and programs and also a one -day camp. They also enjoyed enjoy-ed making candy apples. Sounds like they really had fun this year. Words cannot change the truth. Being In the right does not depend de-pend on having a loud voice. Behave towards everyor.a as If receiving a great guest. I A ' ( 0 Miss Sandra Lee Christensen . . . weds in temple rites David Eugene Little Claims California Bride in Los Anples Temple Ceremonies Miss Sandra Lee Christensen and David Eugene Little were married Friday, July 18, in impressive im-pressive rites performed in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. President Pres-ident Bowring officiated at the ceremony, which was attendedby family and friends. The lovely bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AlwardL. Christensen, Chris-tensen, of Yucaipa, California, and the groom is the foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Chip-man, Chip-man, of American Fork. The wedding party was feted at a wedding breakfast immediately immed-iately following the ceremony, hosted by Mrs. Chipman. The newlyweds were honored that same evening at a beautifully beautiful-ly appointed reception at the Yucaipa Yu-caipa Ward Chapel, which was hosted by the parents of the bride. They will be further honored at an open house reception, Saturday, Sat-urday, August 2, at the Crystal Room of the Shalamar Reception Cenier, 2065 E. 6200 S., Salt Lake City, with all friends and relatives bidden to attend. Attending the bride will be Kathy Brian, Laura Jones, Ann Little and Marilyn Little, while n SSilB WIT COI3ITSl0B1go A great combination working for you at Union Pacific. It's not what computers do, but what people do with them. Our people are noted for their compe'er sense. That's how they line up facilities so quickly, how they sort, switch, weigh and couple thousands of cars on the move, how they whisk your freight smoothly Use the sharp now tools of r ..J Robert Little will perform best man duties. The bride wiU greet reception guests in a gown of white featuring a Spanish lac-bodice, lac-bodice, floor length nylon chiffon chif-fon skirt and full puff sleeves. The bride graduated from high school in 1963 and is a graduate of Brigham Young University, where she majored in elementary elemen-tary education and minored In CDFR. For the past one and one-half one-half years she has been a Third Grade teacher in the Jordan School District. Mr. Little is a graduate of American Fork High School, where he was active in athletics. athlet-ics. He served an LDS mission in Hawaii and has completed two years schooling at Brigham Young University. He is presently pres-ently employed in Salt Lake City and for the past three years, has been a member of the Youth Dance Committee of the YMMIA General Board. Following a honeymoon trip to California and Canyonlands, the new Mr. and Mrs. Little will be making their home in Provo after Sept. 1, where Mr. Little will continue his studies at BYU. into the traffic (low. Union Pacific people use computers to spot trouble before it happens, to watch your shipment as it speeds along, to flash information back, if needed. To do the best job, we're spending millions every year on computers, re THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1969 GLEN AND MAURI NE ANDERSON ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF THEIR FIRST GRANDCHILD Literally walking on air are delighted first time grand parents, par-ents, Glen and Maurine Anderson, Ander-son, who are announcing the arrival ar-rival of their granddaughter Kristen Marie. The charming little lit-tle girl Is the first child of Mr. and Mrs. George Castelerio, of Delran, New Jersey. Mrs. Castelerio Cast-elerio will be remembered as the former Trudy Anderson. Little Kristen Marie arrived June S at Roncocas Valley Hospital, Hos-pital, Willingborough.N. J. weighing six pounds, 11 ounces. She measured 19 and one half inces long and has lots of dark hair and pretty dark eyes. The adorable little girl is currently cur-rently getting acquainted with Utah grandparents, as she and her mother enjoy a visit with Glen and Maurine for two to three weeks. Her arrival is creating quite a stir, since she is also the first great grand child for Jesse and Delia Spafford and the first grat great granddaughter of Mrs. Rose B. Hanson, all of American Fork. Sharing great grandparent honors is Mrs. Millie Mil-lie T. Anderson, also of this city. Other first time grand parents par-ents are Mr. and Mrs. Mario A. Castelerio, of New York City. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity op-portunity to thank the many friends, neighbors and family members for all the expressions of sympathy and love shown me at the death of my loved ones, LaMond and Zinda Mary Foth-eringham. Foth-eringham. I deeply appreciate all those who took part in any way in the funeral service. I want to express ex-press my thanks to all those who called at the home and the mortuary. For the lovely floral offerings and the food provided for my comfort. The kind and encouraging expressions of ap preciation for them both, expres sed by all. Susan Lewis CARD OF THANKS Thanks is being extended to the American Fork Police, Am. Fork Jaycees and the boy scouts who assisted in finding Michael Jar vis, seven, of Orem, who was missing for four hours Sat urday. Michael thought he had been left at the carnival and began to walk home. He was located at the top of the Lindon Hill, south of Pleasant Grove. search, new equipment and facilities. But the value of the people who run them can't be computed. com-puted. In customer service, they're priceless. For industrial property information, write in confidence to Edd H. flailey, Pres., Union Pacific, Omaha 68102. Union Pacific. In the midst of great anger, do not answer a man's letter. Never be boastful; someone may come along who knew you as a child. So Carefree Too! n 3 osfs! 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