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Show r Mr. and Mrs. RichardPaulThompson(PamelaJean Lamoreaux) Impressive Riles Unite Miss Pamela Jean Lamoureaux and Richard Thompson Miss Pamela Jean Lamoreaux became the bride of Richard Paul Thompson in impressive rites Thursday, August 12. The Orem Reception Center was the set ting for the exchange of nuptial vows with IDS Stake President Leland F. Priday officiating at the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ray W. Lamoreaux of American Fork, and the bride eroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson of Orem That same evening the newly- weds were honored at abeauti fully appointed reception held in the American Fork Ninth-Twelfth-Fourteenth Ward Cultural Hall The new Mrs. Thompson greet ed her guests in a floor length lace gown with heavily scallopped ornamental lace edging the neckline neck-line and continuing down the front of her gown to the floor. Her trane length mantilla was adorned ad-orned also with the matching lace edging. Completing her ensemble was her cascading bridal bouquet of white stephanotis arranged around a large orchid. Attending the bride was Miss Lorena Pratt, maid of honor, with bridesmaids, Marsha Mur-dock, Mur-dock, Mary Ann Robertson and Debbie Thompson and Allyson Lamoreaux sisters of the groom and the bride respectively. Jane and Mary Lamoreaux, nieces of the bride served as flower girls. Attendants dresses featured a shirred bodice, juliet sleeves ruffled at the wrist of pale lav-endar lav-endar crepe. Each carried a basket bas-ket arrangement of lavendar and pink chrysthemums with lavendar laven-dar ribbons. Performing the duties of best man was Jim Thompson, brother of the groom. Ushers were Jim Lamoreaux and Bonnie Hall. Greeting guests at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lamoreaux Lam-oreaux and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lamoreaux. Seated at the guest registry was Suzanne Lamor eaux. In charge of gifts were Car olyn Lamoreaux, Mrs. Beverly Hall, Shauna and Pam Durrani. Terri Robinson, LaNan Pul ley, Judy Maddox, Debbie Gun- ther and Kristie Ovard assis ted in the serving. Following a honeymoon the newlyweds will leave for the Eastern United States where the groom is employed. Luck is the crossroad where preparation and opportunity mssL Jan Turner Discloses September 11 Wedding Date With Nevada Han Mr. and Mrs. William H. Turner of Alpine wish to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jan, to Mr. Paul David Leavitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Leavitt of Mesquite, Nevada. The betrothed pair is planning a Saturday, September 11, wedding wed-ding date at the Manor in American Fork, Utah. Bishop Ronald Strong will officiate. Following Fol-lowing the marriage the couple will be honored at a wedding reception at The Manor. Friends may greet the couple from 8 to 10 p.m. They will be further honored at an open house in Mesquite on Saturday, Septem ber 13. Miss Turner is a graduate of the American Fork High School and four-year Seminary Pro gram. She is also active in her ward and has served the past year as President of the Youth Council. Her fiance has completed tour of duty with the U.S. Army in Viet Nam and has attended Dixie College and the Brigham Young University. He will com plete his senior year at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas where the couple will make their home. ; A J A' " 1 THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 2, 1971 IK i .,. i J MRS. ALLEN RIED BURGESS (Vickie Lynn Street) Open House Planned For Newlyweds Miss Jan Turner .Paul David Leavitt - set wedding date Miss Carol Beck, Michael Gordon Announce Early Sept. Wedding Date Mrs. Edna Beck of American Fork announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her . ws 1 i ' t i'i were wrapping up the new one directory telephi and to be part of it you'll have to hurry!! Personalized listings. I i Changes in listings. Advertisements in , the Yellow Pages. ; 1 Call our business I ! office. But hurry. ! I Time is growing 1 1 short! V lYaUow m I Mountain Bell v i t a v '0 ' X i y MISS CAROL BECK, MICHAEL GORDON. . .plight troth I J Beam fV &L ill f -TvSTWinHT ,.. Less more carry. .M UttTUCRY u R B 0 N WHmkFv Consider the Jim Beam half gallon: (1) The World's Finest Bourbon Since 1795 cost.i less per drink. (2) There's a handle-on handle-on it. Easy to carry, easy to ixnir. (3) There's less chance of running out; less need to run out for more. A sensible way to enjoy the Bourbon that has been a family art since 1795. I v 8fi Proor Kentucky Str.-iiuhl Bourbon Whiskey Distilled An I Bottled By The James U. Beam Distilling ,o., Clermont, Beam, Kentucky daughter, Carol, to Michael J. Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Morgan of Lehi. Father of the bride-to-be is the late Knord Beck. The prospective groom's father is the late Frank Gordon. The couple will be married the evening of Friday, September 10, at the American Fork Ninth LDS Ward Church. President Leland F. Friday of the Alpine Stake will officiate at the wedding wed-ding service. A reception honoring the couple will follow from 8 to 10 p.m. in the ward cultural hall. All friends and relatives are cordially cor-dially invited to greet the newly-weds. newly-weds. The bride and the groom are both graduates of the American Fork High School. Miss Beck recently graduated as an LPN and will be employed at the Logan LDS Hospital in Logan, Utah. Mr. Gordon is a senior at Utah State University and will graduate in the spring. They will make their home in Logan. Careful driving is always important im-portant because your life is at stake on the highways. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Street, American Fork wish to announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Vickie Lynn to Allen Reid Burgess. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. Burgess of Layton, Utah. The bride is a graduate of the American Fork High School and also the four-year Seminary program. She is also a graduate of the Hollywood Beauty College of Provo. During the past year, she has been employed by the Salt Lake Credit Bureau. The groom is a graduate of Davis High School. He was active in sports and was a track letter-man. letter-man. He also played in the high school band and was a member of the High School All State Honor Band. He attended Weber State College for two years. At the present time he is employed in Salt Lake City where they are living. An open house in their honor is being planned for Friday, September Sep-tember 10, at the home of the bride's uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Mayne, 114 North 300 Final Meeting The final meeting of the Foods and Fun4-HClubwasheldThurs-day, August 26 at the home of Anita Steiner. The 12 girls en rolled have met weekly throughout through-out the summer with leaders, Di xie Magleby and Anita Steiner, to study the basic four food groups and the main food nutrients. At their final meeting, the girls had a review of their summer's work and also enjoyed light refreshments. Members of the club include Tamara Allen, Darlene Brown, Allyson Lamoreaux, JaynaClow-ard, JaynaClow-ard, Leslie Christofferson, Sha ron Grantham, Peggy Fackrell, Ruby Ann Fackrell, Judy Madsen, Theresa Jeffs, Cindy Jeffs and Lucy Herrera. Your 1971 Utah State Fair Presents 9 --. i 12 Spectacular Performances FRI. SEPT. 10 - SUN. SEPT. 19 SALT PALACE in I hi- NIGHTS Kri.. Sept. Ill - H :) I' M Sal., Srpl. 11 - H :t() P.M. Turs.. Srpl. 14 - II :l P.M. Wrcl . Srpl. lfi-ICtll P.M. Thur.. Srpl Hi - H ;ui M Kri.. Srpl. 17 - H ID I' M Sill.. S"pl 111 - H :) P.M. Fri MATINEES Sal.. Srpl. 11-2:30 P.M. Sun.. Srpl. 12-2:30 P.M. Wrcl.. Srpl. 15 - 4:30 P.M. Sal.. Sirpl. 1H- 2:30 P.M. Sun.. Sept. 19-2:30 P.M. juniors (12 ft lindrr) 'h prico Sept. 10 Performance LIONS BENEFIT ALL SEATS RESERVED $5.00-$4.00-$3.00-$2.00 I ORDER BY MAIL NOW! I Kni.losril. plr.iso find dieck or monry ordor in Ihc amount of $ for Adult lickrls .il $ c.n:h iimlnr Junior I I lii krls at S ra. h for the performance. .M.ike .:hei:k p.iy.il.li: to HOLIDAY ON ICK. ' UTAH STATU FAIR. 1 1T.5 North 9lh Wrsl. Sail I.akr City, Utah. MHO. ' mail to I IOI.IDAY ON IOI-, r.o SALT PAI.ACK HOX OKKICK. 1' s"- w,'sl Trmplr. Sail I-ike jCily, Utah H4101. i NAMK 1 iAl)l)Ri:SS J (UTY STATK W ! NOTE: ALL HOLIDAYOn1CE TICKETS INCLUDE A FREE ADMISSION TO THE 1971 UTAH STATE FAIR (Good anytime Sept. 9-19) West, Am. Fork. Greeting will be from 8 to 10 p.m. All friends and relatives are cordially in-invited. in-invited. No further invitations will be issued. Pink Ladies Plan Fashion Show Seplember 9 Are the hemlines high or low this fall? Are the skirts slim or full? And is the waist line belted or apparently non-existent? These questions and others will be answered at the Pink Ladies sponsored luncheon and fashion show on Thursday, September Sept-ember 9 , at the Alpine Country Club as the latest designs for the new season are displayed. The luncheon will begin at 12 noon with the fashion show to follow. The public is invited. Tickets Tic-kets are $3.00 per person and may be obtained until Tuesday, September Sept-ember 7, at the Pink Ladies Gift Shop at the American Fork Hos pital, the Wight House in American Ameri-can Fork; Lehi Drug in Lehi; or Smith Drug in Pleasant Grove. The beautiful fall styles In the latest materials will be shown by the Wight House, Mrs. Wilbur (Beth) Harding, general chairman, chair-man, said. Proceeds from the luncheon and fashion show will help purchase pur-chase a needed item of equipment Seminary Plans Opening Social On Saturday, September 4, the American Fork Seminary students stu-dents will hold their annual opening social. They will meet at the American Fork Veterans' Swimming Pool at 7:30 p.m. Following the swimming the Voup will return to the seminary building where they will see a movie and enjoy watermelon. All seminary students are invited H 1 I I ar I I I I I u nMrniiimtiHii -1 ri LJ t 'h '-ill ' r "J ? sj!i' LJ Sm mi Mik .i,'h Mil riffii rrrrtyi BAYLY nAnUFAGTUQIFiG eo. ILiHEDIATE 0FEII!GS for mature women looking for year-round employment with good benefits. Bayly has immediate openings for Power Sewing Machine Operators. Along with good working conditions, con-ditions, Bayly offers earn-while-you-learn training p r o-grams, o-grams, paid health insurance for you and your dependents. Straight day shift, paid vacation, paid holidays, and top incentive wage program. Come directly to: BAYLY fMJUFAGTUnillG 60. 350 West Center Pleasant Grove i 2 : all ftgfeir. CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSTALLMENT LOANS MASTER CHARGE CREDIT CARDS 'BOO MORTGAGE LOANS mi to dfo 5S b At the Bank of Pleasant Grove we give you complete full-service banking-checking, banking-checking, savings, loans, even a national credit card servic s. You can get it all, and what's better, we're right near by when you need us. If you'd like a banking service-any banking service-drop in and see us. We can take care of it with the kind of personal touch that makes banking a pleasure. DO!!!! 0! FLEASAHT GK g |
