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Show !FiJ!li! u i)K.-- : r ff A lovely Spring theme was followed at the wedding of Miss Glenda Wofflnden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wofflnden, and Leonard L. Jensen. Vows were exchanged on Friday, June 4, in the presence of family members and close friends. Bishop Duane Wofflnden. uncle of the bride, performed the ceremony. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jensen of Kenilworth, Utah. Friends gathered in congratulations at me Lehi Riding Club clubhouse, where the ceremony was performed. Sheaves of white gladioli and peach colored carna tions accented a background of lattice ornamentation. :?rvl:jl . j Bridal satin composed the dress chosen for the occasion. ' Tulle and lace accented the skirt. A waist length veil was caught to a tiara of lace and seauins. The bride held talisman rosebuds. Attendants were Julia Gilbert, JiV, Janice Wofflnden, Norma Han sen, with Mrs. Raymond (Glenna) Hansen, sister of the groom, as matron of honor, and Margaret Wofflnden, sister of the bride, as maid of honor. Long sleeved sheaths of peach colored cotton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Tru Lehi American Legion Baseball Team Leor.:rd J. Jensen in June Ceremony hi iX ; Miss Gknda Voftinden to Marry brocade were alternated by the attendants, with peach and green print madels. Their flowers were white chrysanthemums and shattered carnations. The mothers wore green cotton brocade with talisman roses. Raymond Hansen was best man for his brother-in-laThe wedding cake was decorated In peach and white, with rosebuds, and topped by bride and groom figurines. Floating bowls of green water held carnations as table decorations. Miss Adell Trinnaman cared for the pest book. In charge of serving were Nore, Martha and Laura Gilbert, Jean Ann Trinnaman, Tina Girot, Brenda Grant and Judy Southwick. Betty Girot, Sue Austin, lone Young, Patricia Penrod, and Elaine Trinnaman cared for the gifts. For her going away the new Mrs. Jensen donned a blue suit with bone accessories. The couple are making their home in San Diego, Calif., where Mr Jensen is continuing his Navy duties, aboard the submarine tender, "Nereus." w. Opens Summer Season With Two Wins American Legion The baseball team kicked off the season with a big win over American Fork, In a close, well played game on the American Fork field. There was fine pitching and fielding by both teams; only one error being committed by each team. Lehi's offense was featured by the hitting of Mike Cooper, Bill Fowler, Jay Trinnaman and Jay Colledge. American Fork's big scoring wasbythetwoGreen-wood- s, Moyle and Dale, and also Burke and Anderson. On the defensive, Lehi's outfield came up with two fine catches of long foul balls; one by Don Shelley in right field and another by John Larson in left field. Both infields were sharp with special credit going to Don Hadfield of Lehi, at first base. Perhaps the big play of the game came when Burke of American Fork attempted to score from third on a pass ball and was thrown out at the plate; Ken Peck to Jay Trinnaman. WINS PLEASANT GROVE GAME The Lehi team rolled in the late innings of a close ball game with Pleasant Grove, to take a 6 to 5 victory. Managers reported I've never had to explain some thing I didn't say. Miss Lorraine Ashfon, Stephen Trane A lovely bride of the early June season was Miss Lorraine Ashton, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Douglas Ashton of Lehi, who recited vows with Stephen M. Trane. The ceremony took place Friday, June 4 in the Salt Lake Temple, where President Howard j Attending the bride were her sister, Mrs. Neldon L. Vance, as matron of honor, with Mrs. Duane Sorenson, Mrs. Cook, Louise Ashton, Jean Jerry Skin-:n- er and Suzanne Wilcken. At- -! tired in lavendar chiffon over blue taffeta, they held vanda S. McDonald officiated. The orchids, tied with blue ribbon, bridegroom is a son of Mr. and is mall flower girls, MarvaAshton land Tina Vance, wore matching Mrs. Glen Trane of Lehi, The parents of the groom were frocks and held similar flowers. the hosts at a wedding dinner The mothers of both bride and at their home, after the cere- i groom chose lavendar models, with orchid corsages. mony. The young couple were further i Kenneth Trane performed best honored at a large reception, man's duties, while ushers were held in the Lehi Stake Center, Calvin Trane and Jay Bone. that same evening. Arrangements Greeting the guests were Mr. of gladioli and chrysanthemums and Mrs. Ellis Sorenson, aunt combined with graceful white pil- land uncle of the bride, with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker, aunt lars in a background motif. The young, bride chose for the and uncle oLJthe Jwoom,, also sata assisting as host and hostess. ite ' peau, designed with chapel train. Sandra Bateman helped the guests The high midriff of the bodice to register. and the skirt were acTable decorations were French cented with delivate Swiss em- carts with lavendar mums, folbroidery and appliqued roses with lowing the chosen color theme. crystals and pearls. Long sleeves Favorite recordings were played ended in dainty points at the during the receiving. wrists. The sheer illusion veil Following their honeymoon in floated to waist length from a California and Lake Tahoe, the pearlized coronet. Three large new Mr. and Mrs. Trane are colored orchids with lily of the making their home in American Fork. valley composed the bridal LOSE TO PROVO TEAM The following night, Saturday, June 6, Lehi dropped a game to a strong Provoteam, atProvo. This game was accepted on short notice and it was impossible to contact all of the local ball players. But, in spite of this, they gave Provo the toughest game they have had this season. Provo scored six runs on four hits to spell the difference. It was a scoreless ball game through Ave Innings. Another big factor in the out- - ruxruss Cor.:.:Ily Si;ns . ing f iwmm U, 3 Eat dove. TMsts tearoom bmmI tractate tac3 n r to the Wad of Rational laals brones, balls ad steers fee Is Top CloYiis, bringing to tte Lehi Arena. Tom win make his bridal appearance ia Lehi afier perfcra)-in-g in all the aaajor rodeos wkcre Lex Connelly, producer of the top performance Is orpecfod. Be 1965 Lehi Roundup rodeos, true does everything to a caarglaf to tradition and anxious to sur- boll except deliver the Coep de pass any of the past 25 annual Grave of the Mexican BsCSt Roundup rodeos, has signed op He is absolutely without peer Is Tom La Grand, one of the rodeo his specialty. Sp:ci:lly Ads WES CURTIS come of the game was a one hit To work with Tom sad also pitching job by Crosby, Provo s provide the usual zany ancles of ace pitcher who has been averRodeo Clowns who spend their aging 16 or 17 strikeouts per time dreaming np weirdos. Wes game this season. (We'll get Curtis, a veteran of many years another look at him before the in Rodeo as a performer sad season is over and be better clowning, win make the Rodeo prepared to hurt his average, the fan forget his troubles and family feuds ia merriment at the Lehi managers say). Roundup Rodeos, June 24, 25, 28. TEAM STATISTICS Larsen Colledge P&ck Hadfield Cooper Fowler Peterson Trinnaman Shelley Gardner Lind Chruma Chamber. 7 8 10 7 8 10 8 8 2 4 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 3 1 11 111 12 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .142 .250 .300 .125 .250 .250 Mr. and Mrs. M arris Preston, accompanied by their children. Earl. Mar die, Clint, Kelly, and Sam, are spending the weekend in Logan, with Mr. sad Mrs. Norman (Minnie) McKee, sister and brother In law of Mrs. Peter-to- n, and family members. The McKees, will known former Lehi residents, have lived in Logan since last September, engaged in farming and dairying. What von we . . . (Lorraine Ashtoo) Recite Wedding Vows in Temple Rites that they are pleased to have this game behind them as they feel that the players waited almost too long to start playing up to their capabilities. It took timely hitting by Hadfield, Peterson, Fowler and Trinnaman to provide the winning margin, in the last three innings of the game. The name of Don Hadfield must be added, for a great job of relief pitching when he blanked the Pleasant Grove team for the last four innings. The team is fast showing unity of spirit and fight, and a lot of talent in every position, managers reported. Many of the players are able to handle several different positions equally well. the lehi Ford. mow IMen your tor wiole pay yoM It's "Save Hundreds" time at your Ford Dealer's. volume ever means Our-high- est you get the lowest prices in history. Make jweaaion,--gown-of-wh- us first on your vacation shopping list. ne WEKID-YOU-NO- T at rnoiS '' . ' ' . ' - v :". " v d " ( DEALERS - " ' ft Miss Karen Christofferson Karen Christofferson To Wed Larry J. Hansen in June Rites Of interest to their numerous friends in two cities comes the announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Karen Christofferson of Lehi, and Larry James Hansen of American Fork. The announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Noy L. Christofferson, parents of Mrs. Ralph Spenthe bride-elec- t. cer and Lawrence Hansen, both of American Fork, are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. Marriage vows will be solem . . . Sale on Ford Country Squire! With dual facing rear seats, holds family of 10! sets date nized in the Salt Lake Temple, on Friday, June 25. A reception will be held that same evening in the Lehi Third Ward church. Miss Christofferson, who graduated from Lehi High School and LDS Seminary, was active in the Pep Club and served as secretary of both the Biology Club andScience Class. Shegrad uated from the secretarial di vision of Utah Trade Technical Institute and is currently em ployed as a secretary at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City. Active in church affairs, she sang in her ward choir. Mr. Hansen, who is a grad uate of the American Fork High School, is a student at Brlgham Young University. He fulfilled a mission in Canada. F j" Sale on 191 East Main F - 250 JJiJuuasisgaasasi Ford Camper Special! "Only Your ford Dealer Sells Sale on Ford Galaxie 500 A-- 1 Used Cars and Trucks" LTD Hardtop! 'JSfflJjjF American Fork |