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Show THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 197C All relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend an open house for Mr. and Mrs. J. Reuben Reu-ben (Velma) Russon, on the occasion oc-casion of their Golden Wedding anniversary Thursday, May 28 at the Lehi Fourth Ward Cultural Hall, 880 North 7th East between 6 and 9 p.m. They request no gifts. They were married June 2, 1920, in the Salt Lake Temple. Hosting the event will be their children, Mrs. George (Maur-ine) (Maur-ine) Nichols, Riverton and Ken-nath Ken-nath Russon, Lehi. Another son, Glenn Reuben is deceased. They have five granddaughters and one great-grandson. . i . 4 IT, v J. Reuben and Velma Russon to be Fefed on Golden Vedding Dale May 2 ' s-v . Iv. i L Jl ' ' fan - ' "r-nniklto.i -i ii .i MISS DENISE ORMOND . . . will wed Miss Denise Ormond, David Aildredge To be Married Monday, May 25 Mrs. Eva Pollock of American Fork is very happy to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Miss Denise Ormond to Pvt. David A. Aildredge, the son of Mrs. Mar-jorie Mar-jorie Aildredge of Alpine, and Chester Aildredge of Orem. The bride is the daughter of Bud B. Ormond of American Fork. The young couple will exchange marriage vows on May 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hall, sister of thegroom. Mr. andMrs. Hall reside at 755 East lOOSouth in Alpine. From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. the same evening the new I: l 1 I V ' , ; S'rL i ; , ' r- -r; if I - :- t' v , - ( f t , - - - - - MISS DIANE CLARK, GRANT MOORE ... to wed Miss Dianne Clark, Grant J. Moore To Wed in Logan Temple Ceremony Miss Diane Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Chirk, will exchange wedding vows Monday, Mon-day, June 1 in the Logan LDS Temple, with Grant J. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore, Lehl. Miss Clark is a graduate of Am. Fork High School, where she was engaged in school activities ac-tivities and graduated from the LDS Seminary. She is presently attending Brigham Young University Univer-sity where she plans to graduate next spring. She is majoring in sociology with a minor in English. Eng-lish. Mr. Moore is a graduate of Lehi High School and LDS Seminary. Sem-inary. While in high school, ho served as president of the Letii Chapter of the F FA. He attended attend-ed Brigham Young University and is currently employed as an assistant manager for a firm in Salt Lake City. , Mr. Moore has completed six years duty in the Provo Army Two Local Students Named to Honor Roll Honor roll students for winter quarter at Southern Utah State Ccllege included 66 students with a perfect record 4.00 grade point average and 132 students with CPA's from 3.60 to 3.96. In order for students to be placed plac-ed on the Honor Roll they must have a CPA of over 3.60 and be taking a minimum of 15 credit hours for the quarter. Students from this area with CPAs of 3.60 to 3.96 are Jennifer Jen-nifer Lynne Whitby, Am. Fork and Joyce Bateman, Alpine. couple will be honored at an open house which will behostedbyMr. and Mrs. Hall. All friends and relatives are cordially invited. The bride will graduate from the AmericanForkHighSchoolon May 27. While in school she was a member of the Cavettes and the Forkaster staff. The groom is a 1969 graduate of American Fork High School. He is currently serving in the United States Army. Following their marriage the newlyweds will make their home in San Antonio, Texas, where the groom will be stationed. Reserve Unit and has fulfilled an LDS Mission in California. Prenuptial showers are being planned by Launa Nelson of Provo; Pro-vo; Goldie Strong, JuanitaSingle-ton, JuanitaSingle-ton, and Colleen Christiansen, Am. Fork; Nina Hansen, Lorraine Lor-raine Pierce, and Irene Ellison, Am. Fork; and Reta Moore, mother moth-er of the groom. No wedding reception re-ception is planned. After a short honeymoon, the couple will make their home in the Salt Lake City area. Carlo Eliason Students Present Recital Students of Carla Eliason held their spring recital Sunday, May 17 at the home of Mrs. Elixson. Twenty of twenty-six students participating were: MerileeDur-rant, MerileeDur-rant, Debbie Edwards, Pat Shelley, Shel-ley, Val Belnap, Shauna Pedersen, Teri Robinson, Robert Winters, Kathy Steiner, Kathy Jones, Jeffrey Jef-frey Eliason, Carla Eliason, De-Nene De-Nene Edwards, M elan ie Rhine-hart, Rhine-hart, Diane Shelley, Corrin Hales, Carolee Bond, Roland Hansen, Robin Smith, Orpha Sue Andersen, and Christine Chi ist -ensen. Mrs. Eliason welcomed friends, parents and relatives, followed by an opening prayer offered by Teri Robinson. A special spec-ial violin trio consisting of Connie, Con-nie, Rebecca, and Kathleen Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Eliason, provided variety to the piano selections. se-lections. Refreshments were served to sixty people, and a lovely afternoon af-ternoon was enjoyed by all. If", -f v MRS. JAMES R. WILLIAMS . . . (Yvonne Carlton) Newlywed Couple Honored at Reception in Alpine Cultural Hall A lovely reception was held Friday evening, May 15, in the Alpine Ward Cultural Hall honoring honor-ing the newly married James R. Williams and his bride, the former Yvonne Carlton, hosted by the bride' s parents, Bishop and Mrs. Lloyd R. Carlton. To greet her guests at the reception, re-ception, the bride was attired in an original gown of silk organza and chantilly lace. The empire bodice of all-over chantilly lace was styled with a high neck-line of scalloped lace and featured full leg-o-mutton sleeves with a french cuff of matching lace. Cascading Cas-cading down the full front of the skirt of the gown were two rows of hand clipped lace scalloped to match that which completely bordered bor-dered the full chapel train. The train fell from a matching bridal head piece of chantilly lace. Her bouquet was of white orchids surrounded by yellow spider starburst chrysanthemums. Attending the bride was Gay a Carlton, sister of the bride, as Maid of Honor, and bridesmaids, Mrs. Fred Keetch, Mrs. Jerold Walker, Mrs. Nel Fuller, Mrs. Marvin Marsh, and tiny attendant attend-ant Miss Gina Brown. Their dresses were of yellow Crystal Charm with gold velvet ribbon tied in a bow accenting the empire waistline. They held closed unbrellas with lilies of the valley, yellow carnations and yellow starburst chrysanthemums chrysanthe-mums with gold streamers. Little Miss Brown held an open umbrella um-brella filled with iliaiik you scrolls which she presented to each guest. Best Man duties were performed perform-ed by Munrie Williams, brother of the groom, and Dennis Phillips. Phil-lips. Ushers were Ross Beck, Jay Williams and Fred Keetch. J ,M i OGDEN 1940 Wall Avenue Phone 399 1 171 LOGAN Walker Bank Building Phone 752 6310 55' '.- . .-JTtf'-.-.-.V. .'.'.'.'.V ' l'C3 '" e - I Both the mother of the bride and the mother of the groom were attired in frocks of moss green crystal charm with jewelled neckline and cuffs, and wore corsages of yellow cymbid-ium cymbid-ium orchids. The bridal line stood before a Belgian pleated backdrop underscored under-scored with gold and decorated with cupids holding large bouquets of gladiolus and mums. Greeting the arriving guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shepherd, Shep-herd, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Brown. Mrs. Stephen Barratt and Miss Paulette Strong presided at the guest book taole. The buffet buf-fet hostesses werePatriciaCarl-ton werePatriciaCarl-ton and Deri Beck. Assisting with the serving were Robyn Drew, Karrie Drew, Julie Shepherd, Louise Williams andJeannie Williams. Wil-liams. Special guests at the recep-lion recep-lion were Mr. and Mrs. Leland Beck, grandparents of the bride. Saturday, May 16, an Open House was held in honor of the couple in Weston, Idaho, hosted host-ed by the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. Williams. Hostesses for prenuptial parties part-ies have been Mrs. Fred Keetch and Mrs. Jerold Walker, Mrs. Marvin Marsh, Mrs. LeeWilker-son, LeeWilker-son, Miss Joy Eggett and Miss Doris Delong. Provo will be the couple's new home while the groom continues con-tinues his studies at the Brigham Young University. When we know the full extent of any danger, and can accustom our eyes to it, a great deal of the apprehension vanishes. Silence is not always tact; and it is tact that is golden, not silence. 0' QVt OrT) o SALT LAKE 1501 Redwood Rood Phone 484 7638 PROVO 1 550 Spnngvtlle Road Phone 373-6670 OREM CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT BAND, 1. to r., Ariel Christensen, Dean Schaverhamer, Owen F. Bergner, Ranay Rowe and Bruce Cowley to participate in the production of "''Guys and Dolls." "Guys and Dolls" Production Ready For Presentation This Weekend at Provo That fabulous fable that played Broadway, "Guys and Dolls" will be presented at the Provo High School Auditorium on Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday, May 23, 25 and 26 at 8 p.m. with a matinee mat-inee at 3 p.m. on Saturday. Ad mission is $1.50, adults, $1.00 for students, and children 75 cents. The Saturday matinee may be seen by the public for 50 cents. The original story was written by Damon Runyon; it tells of the masculine SkyMastersonwhoisa lady's man and who is bet $1,-000 $1,-000 by his friend that he, Sky cannot get Sarah (a missionary for the "Save a Soul" mission to go with him to Puerto Rico). In conjunction with Sky's efforts o win this bet, is the inter-play of Nathan and Adalaide who have been going together for 14 years, but Adalaide hasn't been able to persuade Nathan to marry her. The production cast consists of the following: Choral Music, Ruth Melville; Orchestra, Chester Stone; Drama Director, David Larsen; Choreographer, Joan Christensen; Costumes, Bret Hardy; Lighting, Craig Fowkes; Scenic Design, Joel A. Osborne; Decorations, Sharleen Pitts; Publicity, Virginia Evans and Business Manager. LaVern Sparks. Cast in the leading roles are: Ron Hall, Pat Cummings, JoelA. Accepted all over town all over America BANK OF Osborne, Wendy Woolsey, Gerald Smith, Derelys Anthony. Lucille Brown, Alan Smith, GeraldJohn-son, GeraldJohn-son, ElwoodSundburg,DuaneMa-jor ElwoodSundburg,DuaneMa-jor and Louie Youagheit. The show is being sponsored by the Utah Valley Opera Association; Assoc-iation; this being its 1970 production... produc-tion... all family memberships will be honored. Tickets are available in each city; Wakefields and Heindsel-man's Heindsel-man's inProvo, City Drug inPay-son; inPay-son; Stone Drug in Spanish Fork, Rexall Drug, Springville, Christiansen's Furniture Company, Com-pany, Orem; Smith Drug, Pleasant Plea-sant Grove; Priday's Office Supply, Sup-ply, American Fork and Power's Clothing in Lehi. Clark- Wiscombe Wedding Reminder All friends and relatives are being reminded of the wedding reception honoring the marriage of Miss Nancy Clark and Steven Paul Wiscombe to be held at the Senior Citizen Center, Am. Fork on Friday, May 22, from 8 to 10 p.m. The brido is the daughter of Mrs. LaMar Clark. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wiscombe. Who gives at once gives twice. Give the house a new coat New shoes for the car New shade tree. Dress things up for Spring with Master Charge: r czz? ff)T(n)T7T le?ant Grove h KJ4KJ J J Utah MISS LOREE BROWN, Spanish teacher at the American Fork Junior High School, receives Distinguished Foreign tc ich .r awad, from Principal Douglas E. Nicholes. Loree Brown Receives Honor Miss Loree Brown, Spanish teacher at the American Fork Junior High School, received the first annual Distinguished Foreign For-eign Language Award given by tiie Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters in the area of Spanish Span-ish instruction. The Utah Academy of Sciences and Arts and Letters gives this award to a teacher who they feel has made an outstanding contribution contri-bution in furthering the appreciation apprecia-tion and study of foreign languages in the State of Utah and in recognition of excellence as a classroom teacher. Miss Brown teaches Spanish in grades seven, eight and nine at the Junior High School. When a man achieves a fair measure of harmony within himself him-self and his family circle, he achieves peace. At the end, only two things re ally matter to a man: the affection and understanding under-standing of his family. . !' ) " r: " I"'" 'urn t- eO h r --"? k.e t cgtim'm 1 Ninth Grade to Present Program Friday A program honoring the Ninth Grade class of the American Fork Junior High School will be held in the American Fork High School Auditorium on Friday, Fri-day, May 22, at 7:30 p.m. The theme of the evening will be "The Future, A Challenge and A Promise." Participating will be the Ninth Grade representative students, stu-dents, the band, Chorus and outstanding out-standing musical students in the Ninth Grade. Roger Cornell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornell is the president of the class. Sharlene Ellison, daughter of Mr. andMrs. William Ellison, is program chairman and has made arrangements arrange-ments for the program. The public is cordially invited to the function. Principal Douglas Nicholes is serving as general chairman ' y i i Use your Master Charge card at home or when you travel. Look for the Master Charge sign or the Interbank symbol |