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Show Free Press Thursday, September 27, Page a western reception was held at the same location. The hall was decorated with old western buggies, saddles, wagon wheels and bales of hay. The guests were entertained by country western music furnished by "Dusty Rider" of Salt Lake City. A large buffet was served to all those in attendance. The bride was dressed in a cream colored Victorian style wedding dress. Her bridesmaids, Chris Marshall, Mary Jonsson and Carla S. Robbins, were dressed in identical Gunne Sax dresses of orange and brown. The flower girls, Brenda Evans, daughter of the bride; and Kim berly and Christine Seeley, daughters of the groom; were dressed in matching orange and brown calico dresses. The mothers wore long dresses of cream, orange and brown. Best man honors were performed by Wade Grimm of Cedar City. MR. AND MRS. DAVID SEELY Judy Evans Marries David Seely family and friends. Following the wedding Judy Evans, daughter of Lee and Betty 1979 Shane Atkinson, Garratt Trophy was Ringbearer Evans, son of the Fair for places Notice To for marigolds. In the second show, Rose won a second for nasturtiums and a third Mrs. for marigolds. Barnes is a perennial State Fair winner. She has exhibited every year and always comes home with a good share of ribbons and awards. This All Senior Citizens who bought tickets to the Barnum and Bailey Circus should be at the Lehi Stake Center this Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ready to board the bus which will take them to Salt Lake City. The bus is scheduled to arrive at the circus in time for the afternoon performance. the second straight year she has won the silver tray given for "Best of Show" exhibits. is frozen water pipe with a hair dryer. Photography a map to follow the route that was taken by the expedition of 50 men women and children. No pioneer wagon company ever built a wagon road through wilder, rougher The first general meeting of the Athenian Club was held Sept. 12 at the home of Stella Peterson with 12 members present. President Fawn Willes was in charge of the meeting. After the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, Olive Harding gave a beautiful Litany. Club business was presented by President Willes and Georgida Goates collected the club's dues for the coming year. Rhea Vance introduced to pioneers, Campbell. Luncheon was served by the hostess, Stella Peterson. the Third guest speaker, a at Eugene Campbell, professor of history BYU. Mr. Campbell gave a very interesting history of the "Hole In The Rock" in southern Utah. Each member was given than country these according Garage Sale In Springville The Rotary Club of Springville is having the Semi-annu- al Sale at the Garage Springville City Park, Saturday, Sept. 29, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Interested persons may contact Ray Crandall, or Craig Wiley, 489-746- 489-903- Leany's and GUNNE SAX Will Make You HAPPY! well. Quality Portraits and Weddings Another recipe to add to last week's collection goes like this: 5 624So. Center KENDALL styles hair of DeAnna Lloyd, winner of House of Sherman drawing. SHERMAN Lehi, Utah GINNY TIDWELL, TERRY DOYLE...to marry Ginny Tidwell Marries Terry Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tidwell, American Fork, wish to announce the marriage of their daughter Ginny, to Terry Doyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle of Lehi." "The xouple. was married Friday, Sept. 14, in Las Vegas. An open house will be held to honor the couple on Saturday, Sept. 29, at the Lehi Riding Club. All friends and relatives are invited to greet the newlyweds from 8 to 10 p.m. me OK. IN AMERICAN WEDNESDAY OCTOBER. 10u IffOR INFORMATION CALL GAIL 6HUOS 756 5379 J Kj If DURFEY'S fail to go the extra mils are entitled to this "Hub Stub" you THIS FLUB STUB ENTITLES YOU TO FREE CLEANING OF ONE GARMENT. "The EXTRA CARE" 14 POINTS OF "extia-cau- ? EXTRA CARE carefully Inspected your gmmnL th following M We found and repaired autione Cuffe DeAnna Lloyd, American Fork, was the winner of the drawing for a free styling and haircut by Sherman Kendall at the House of Sherman Saturday. Mrs. Lloyd, ' who always has her cut at the House of Sherman, said she is pleased with the results. "I have always enjoyed his (Kendall's) work and have always been satisfied," she said. Eye The Fraternal Order of Eagles Pleasant Grove No. 3372, will have a family breakfast Sunday, i; ; September 30. The Aerie Past Worthy Presidents will host the breakfast from 9 a.m. until noon. They invite all Eagles, their families and friends to attend. National Park in order to capture the scenery on canvas. Different from past artists displaying their Land work in the public office, Mrs. Landscape artist, Mrs. Lucille Weigel, has been selected as the sixth . "Feature Artist" by the Salt Lake District, Bureau of Management. Anthony Scofield Opens Law Practice In American Fork Anthony W. Schofield, law. He miss Anna. She was welcomed at home by brothers Nathan and Matthew and sister, Emily. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ekins and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kirkham, Lehi; great grandparents are Mrs. Laverde Kirkham, Lehi, Royal F. Wright, Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. S.W. Hilton of Pleasant Grove. Baby Boy For Gordon Swanks Gordon and Kerri F. Swank became first time parents when a handsome young son was born to them on Sept. 10 in the American Fork Hospital. He weighed seven pounds seven ounces and will be named Joshua Lawrence. Modeled by Chris Jolley of American Fork cotton print Gunne Sax 100 Dress $48.00 We Offer: Guaranteed small town friendly, courteous service Proud grandparents are Courtney and Ueen fitting rooms Large selection large Fairbourne and Gordon and Melba Swank, all of Lehi. are Turn left ts and Mrs. Garold Swank, Lehi, and Mrs. Mildred Campbell, Moab. Other are Mrs. Clara Rolfe, Granger, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fairbourne, Bennion. Great - great - grandmothers are Mrs. Mary Mr. at Lehi p Downtown lehi great-grandparen- ts Fairbourne, Boise, Of Lehi 86 West Main Idaho, and Mrs. Dora Bennett, Kearns. Phone 768-948- Lower Lehi 1 your door step Mystery Envelope DO NOT OPEN Good from Thursday, Sept. 27 Zipper Tate DELIVERY in American Monday, Oct. 8, 1979 Fork, Lehi, PI. Grove Phone 753574 Take to Christensen's Dept. Store and have a clerk open it for you. Inside is a discount amount printed on a card. It could be 20 or 25! You'll receive that discount on everything you purchase! Any amount! SALE MERCHAN- 10, 15, DISE EXCLUDED. Opened envelopes will not be eligible. to Open 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. MYSTERY ENVELOPE on thru Amtrican Fork little weighed seven pounds eight ounces and has big blue eyes and dimples. She will be named Rachel Weigel's paintings are not for sale. The artist said that when she finishes a painting, there is too much of herself in it to set a price. PICKUP AND 45 Wfcst Rain are proud Local Artist To Exhibit Hwuidar Pw DaooarLatm Label .Dale and Karen Ekins to announce the arrival of a baby 30 daughter, born August at the Utah ' Valley Hospital. The dark-haire- d Eagles Plan Breakfast . This Is Your Lining Pocket DVant Ham New Daughter ,"I was really im-- , pressed with the product he used on my hair," Mrs. Lloyd said. She said she usually has to wash her hair every other day, but this product coats her scalp and she doesn't have to wash it as often. "It really did seem to work," she exclaimed. Mrs. Lloyd is the wife of Raymond and they have three daughters, Kathy , Kellie and Kim Seen Hangar Mrap Hot. Sherman Kendall Watch For CHECK LIST teltLoop Ekins Welcome then returned to Attorney at Law, Fork to recently opened a law American office at 140 N. 100 E. in establish a practice. American Fork. Scofield graduated from BYU in History. He attended BYU Law School and graduated with the first class of law art since childhood. As a students at BYU. 11 teenager, she combined in While living that interest with a American Fork, he talent, developed through worKed in Salt Lake for instruction, and began to one year as a legal aid for A. Sherman Christensen, paint. Mrs. Weigel uses the a Federal District Judge. natural setting as her For the following two model, rather than a years, Scofield practiced She has law in Guam. While photograph. spent weeks camping there, he specialized in alone in the Grand Teton banking and commercial Authorind Signature hev By October at the district office located at 2370 South 2300 West, Salt Lake City. Mrs. Weigel, a native of Alpine, has been a resident of Salt Lake City for the past 23 years. She is a member of the Society of Art, which gives local artists a chance to meet and share ideas. The artist admits that she has been interested in goofed and we appreciate your cal'ing th error to our attention. W Betty Powell's Apple Pie Filling 4' cups sugar, 1 cup cornstarch, 2 tsp. cinnamon,1! tsp. nutmeg and 1 tsp. salt. Mix together well and add 10 cups water. Cook until it boils and thickens. Divide the sauce equally in 7 quart bottles. Fill with sliced apples. Adjust lids and process in cold water bath for 25 minutes. (Note: She means start with cold water then cook as usual). DeAnna Lloyd Wins Styling Weigel's paintings will be on display 7:30 to 4 p.m. during September and DURFEY'TLUB STUD DUBJFCV Zim- gray-green- Weight's YM" Main Don asked me for a date last Saturday. I looked at the big bushel of peaches waiting to be bottled. Remembered there was a washing to be done and a house to be cleaned up. Then I thought of an invitation from codge, and I said, "sure, I'd like to go with you." I climbed into the truck, which is quite a trick, settled back and enjoyed myself completely. We traveled up Provo Canyon, (my first trip through the canyon this year) where the coloring is beautiful. There isn t the riot of autumnal glory seen in Spanish Fork Canyon or Sardine Canyon, but the contrasts of mountains, river and sky is unbelievable. There were scarlet daubs dotting the s of sagebrush-covere- d hills, the brilliant blue of the September sky with deep forest green pines searching upward for the warmth of the sun. Surprisingly, few cars were on the road that morning so we almost had the canyon to ourselves. We stopped in Heber for breakfast. After a scrumptious breakfast of omelettes and juice, we continued up the canyon to Kamas Valley. Don unloaded the blocks and I helped by rolling up the binders. Big task. . . We traveled home via Salt Lake City. I just couldn't believe the building and changes in and near Park City. One of these days park City will be the mecca of skiing industry in Utah. Hope they can handle it. What a fun day. . . You can see Provo Canyon too, if you travel to the football game at Wasatch Friday afternoon. Get a date and go. No good night kiss?? Oh Atkinson, Lehi, married David Seeley, son of Dewey and Claudia Seeley of Orem on Sunday, September 23. The wedding was performed by Ada Robinson, Justice of the Peace, at the United Steel Workers Union Hall in Orem. The wedding was attended by 768-863- Begins Season merman was Main Street Mother. She'd stroll along greeting everyone, passing the time of day with a neighbor or friend. She always had a word of praise for the deserving, and a suggestion or two to help make the town better. She disliked dirty store windows, littered streets, and unruly children and she didn't mind saying so. She was public spirited and dedicated to her community and her family. She had special friends, devoted friends, among them Lucille Ingram, Vera Trane and Elva Allen. They'll miss her. We'll all miss her, that sprightly little lady of Main Street. I'd better get out and wash the windows. . . and a third Senior Citizens a At Her large Begonia plant won Rose Barnes, Lehi, a "Best of Show" ribbon at this year's State Fair. We used to call Tom Powers the Mayor of Rose also won two first Street and I guess if Tom was Mayor, Delia nasturtiums bride. The couple will make their first home in Orem where they are both employed. 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