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Show Paje Lehi Free Press 0 A-1- Thursday, October 2, 1980 o if 1 MeWjfcoriteiaassss New Business Opens Added To Community Education opened this week in Lehi, offering a line of auto complete repair. Operated by Charles Newton Kirk, the garage is located in the north half of the building occupied by Kent Shurtz garage. Mr. Kirk comes to Lehi with many years experience as a mechanic "I have been a mechanic for over 20 years," Kirk said, stating that he had worked for the Standard Service Stations as a mechanic for the past 10 years. He He will be open Mondays has also been through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday "if Kirk's Garage Hi ; Several new classes have been added to the fall schedule of Community Education and other favorites are returning. The making of Christmas candies will be taught - needed.'' beginning Indianapolis and are temporarily staying with relatives. They plan to move into a home in south Lehi soon. Family members besides Mr. Kirk, include his wife, Doris Stanley Kirk, and their sons, Jesse, David and Larry; and daughters, Mary, Tara, Ruth and Helen. One married daughter, Jeanette Wilson, lives in Texas. They have one Wednesday, November 12, in the home economics room at the American Fork Junior High School. The class runs from November 12 to December 3, and includes cherry The Kirks come to Lehi from ft Ax1 , , chocolates, grandson. mints butter KENDALL BEVERIDGE, to wed NANCY WOLFF l Nancy Wolff Becomes Bride Of Kendall Beveridge Nancy Elaine Wolff and Kendall LaMar Beveridge will be married Friday, October 3, 1980 in the Oakland LDS Temple in California. The parents of the bride and groom are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L Wolff Sr., Santa Clara, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Beveridge, Pleasant Grove. There will be a wedding luncheon or dinner at the home of the bride's parents. A reception is planned for Friday, October 3, in San Jose, Calif. An open house will be Saturday, October 11, at the Boren residence at 247 East 300 North Pleasant Grove. Bridal attendants are Judith Austin, matron of honor; Cauleen Kearney, Vicky Brink and Donna Beveridge. Best man is Michael Patch and ushers are Stan Boren, Bridal showers were given by the grooms sisters and also by the bride's roomates. The bride received an A.A. degree in secretarian science from DeAnza College, Capertino, Calif, and has a professional dance major (senior) at BYU. She will graduate in April 1981 with a B.S. degree. The groom graduated from Pleasant Grove High School in 1975 and attended Utah State University for one year. He served an LDS mission to Finland, and is currently enrolled in the School of Business Management at the BYU. They plan to live at 539 Montery Drive, Orem. All friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend the Fork recently: Sept. 23 - Boy to David and Tina Reeve Marden of Am. Fork. Boy to Vernon and Robin Teacher Provost of Am. Fork. Sept. 24 Boy to Steven and Charlene Hall Hales of Orem. Sept. 25 - Girl to Michael and Racquel Burton of Orem. Sept. 25 Boy to Mark and GayLyn Phillips Dalley of hobby class in radio will be control flying included in the fall session coorprogram for he Brigham Young University Division of Continuing Education. McClure, A dinator of offering Community School in the Alpine School "This is the tenth year Spencer Rigby has taught this course," McClure said. District. Classes will meet one night a week for eight weeks and will last 90 minutes. They will include a 45 minute lecture, followed by a question and answer session. You can register for the entire course or for just those that interest you. Cost is S8 for the entire course or $1 per week. Easy Registration is available Beginning Boy to Paul and Vickie Chatterton Phipps of October Wednesday, the at 15, American Fork Junior High School, area citizens will Alpine. Sept. 28 - Girl to Ronald and Kaye Passey Smith of Lehi. ran involves learning how to use an electric fry pan in place of an oven, quick and nutritious meals when you're on the run, and timely tips to aid in the preparation of easy dishes. Karate has returned to the schedule. Classes will be on Wednesday nights at the junior high school. Ages 10 to 14 will come from 6 to 8 p.m., and individuals 15 years of age and up, from 8 to 10 p.m. Publisher Kenneth Newtah, tt-- Balloons add to festive occasion LUNCHEON as Foster Grandparents observe 15th C0rtSSlitlG OF: SL6EPIKJG BASS POWN) OUTERWEAR- - SRDRnNS GOODS WORK 5 HIKING BOOTS -I- DOLS NEW MERCHANDISE SOLD AT -- I H pfflce off tess: THOUSANDS OF SURPLUS imito usrcr .Haass? PAVJTS. 0? NPEAUERS AMD THRO HEMS TO J mam (VRq AMMO ' WELCOME SEP IffipTS 5f$)$,WtMS to themselves others. of The occasion 15th of anniversary of the Foster Grandparent program, and the party guests averaged Foster Grandparent the group said Midway awards dinner. ceremony City machines to the Utah State bandits" from a Utah club that failed to file forms and make payment of a special tax. Roland V. Wise, Salt Lake City District Director for the IRS, signed the documents releasing the machines to coorJohn M. Bourne, dinator of museum services for the Utah State Historical tax a Nebo School District, Provo School District, Utah State Utah Children, Hospital Strong, Alpine, a Foster Grandparent at the Utah State Training School, told of her trip to and of Washington, to special observance of the 15th Anniversary of the D.C. where premises. exhibit on "Gambling in Utah" which the Society is planning for the State at the History Museum former Rio Grande Railroad Depot in Salt Lake City. The will exhibit serve to document one form of recreation in Utah's past. Inc., 59 West Main, American is alike Fork, Utah Dearing, Mrs. Conrow, Josie Heath, director of ACTION Utah Commission, County Central Bank and Nebo Trust, the Utah in Region VIII, and Richard Crawford, School District, Training School, Arthella N. H. Alvah and Dearing Fitzgerald State ACTION program officer. Ron Carrasco presented a "Magic Act", and a Foster State Family House, Neighborhood House, Primary Children's Medical Center and the University of Odyssey Actual No. Average No. Copies Each Total No. Copies Printed (Net Press Run) Paid Circulation for the interest "A Film, Touch of Love," was shown. Grandparent Nearest To 12 Months Filing Date generation in many 210 225 1902 2112 20 2202 Free Distribution by mail, 2132 0 2223 0 18 27 2250 1977 21 carrier or other means samples, complimentary, and other free copies Total Distribution Card Of Thanks The family of Oretta R. Crabb wish to express their for the appreciation and concern friends and by. neighbors in our time of Copies not distributed Office use, left over, kindness shown for the flowers, food, cards and help given at this time. un- accounted, spoiled after printing Returns from news agents TOTAL 2150 I certify that the statements made by me above are correct and complete. KENNETH President Don and Ann Walker Carl and Glenna Turner GIASS& coLonzor paint Bennett's Inside Storm Windows let you keep the weather, hot or cold, outside where it belongs and they let you control the temperature inside your home. You can install them on the inside of your present windows, an easy project. i 2250" 2150 counter sales Mail subscriptions Total Paid Circulation Charles R. Crabb and support they have given to the program. Published Preceding Sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors and Utah Medical Center. sorrow. We are grateful Copies of Single Issue Issue During value. disrespects. BUTLER SAMULE E. Harvey Society. The machines will be part of a future temporary THE YOUNGER of Phebe Innes, 288 West Main, Lehi, Utah 84043 a School Provo Unit, Program, Goldie in Therapy preciation for her support of the program. program was held. Other speakers included District, State Hospital Youth, Utah State Training School and in the Youth Home. In Salt Lake County, they in the Children's serve Support Center, School, Jordan Harvigsen Valley School, LDS Hospital, Maternal and Infant Care representatives of Reams the Utah State Foods, Hospital, Utah the piogram made Norma First Utah's Matheson, Lady, an honorary Foster in apGrandparent program, Special plaques went appreciation In Behavior 73 years of age. County Utah County, and 13 years in Salt Lake County, but an spring with plaques given to 15 and 10 year Foster Grandparents then. A special presentation at organization Utah Dearing, Director of the County, roster Grandparents serve in the awards program had been held in Utah County in the the the was program has been organized for 15 years in The serve Machines U.S. Early this year, Senator E.J. (Jake) Garn's office requested that the IRS not the destroy machines because of their and historical antique nl ART THE consufficient clusions from insufficient Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total for required IS LIFE drawing Camarillo, Calif. Bruce & Susan Wright, 7777 Southland Road, Manteca, Calif. Fifteen Years Of "Love" met at the Homestead confiscated wanted. E. Harvey, 424 W. 500 N., American Fork, Utah 84003. Margaret V. & Robert L Cribb, 95 Avocado Place, An- niversary of organization of program. Program, an unplayed familiar role as the "giver" five of slot antique were Education said program are still being surveys distributed. Area residents are asked to complete and return these surveys so officials will better be able to provide classes that are director, 84003. Antique Slot Historical Society. The "one-arme- Crockett, DaLayna Community Kenneth Charles Service reKJTS-77RP- S- KfoTOffiM) fvW October 6, 7 and 8. Lake offered. Owners: is Tuesday when the Internal Revenue ORIS 10 U6I0IOWE1H6 69WE. HOURS School. Salt - C calling Shades of Las Vegas hit &z south zoo ojb&t iAer v saltAFTER 0JUN6R DIES 20 YEARS IN "TUB SURPLUS BUSINESS &)E1?flHlN6 MOST BE SOLD BY AtWY by IRS Donates SURPLUS SALES MERCHANDISE information DaLayrta Crockett, at the American Fork Junior High . for an Editor: Betty Fowler Nearly 200 Utah and Salt Lake County residents were honored last week for giving Judicial System shoplifting, what happens? of Am. Fork. on Thursday nights at 6 p.m. Gary Yamashita is instructor. amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities: Night Classes Offer Look At legal problems which affect their daily lives. Waters Campbell the Lehi, Utah 84043 I'm always the one who can't cook, sew, or Craft, whatever it is. , It's a plot, I think. First they; irritate me, then they drive me crazy, then. .. who knows? wants to evict you? If you or your child are arrested for Girl to Brent and Theodora at taught Lehi Free Press - Sept. 26 Girl to Keith and Cindy McKinney Young of Am. - be American Fork High School October 2, 1980 9. Hard to open packages. The other night I clipped, I I pulled to get a bag of "convenience" noodles have an opportunity to gain answers to these and other Fork. Advanced jewelry making will (Act of August 12, 1970; Section 3685, Title 39, United States Code) visit. Can you write your own will? What if a landlord Clarkston. Hems. Statement of Ownership Management, Circulation everyone gives YOU a dirty look. 8. Stray dogs, stray cats, stray garbage, stray children that "find" your yard and leave there a little momento of their Girl to John and Norma Fay Lowry Laudie of Sept. 26 Fork Bachelors 7. Grocery carts left in the middle of the aisle. As you try to discreetly sneak by, the corner of your car catches on a case of mayonaise bottles, the whole display falls, and 10. Directions that say "Simple to Sew" or "any idiot can cook this" or "even YOU could make this Christmas craft." opportunity for participants to learn how to fix toasters, mixers and other every day exercise program starting October 8 at 11:40 a.m. at the Senior Citizen Center. "Exercises you can do as you sit" will be Cooking experience. Orem. 1 Flying Included In Community School Hundreds ot students have found help with this problem in a speed reading course taught by Spencer Rigby, according to Glen at offers the pm. and 7 Senior Citizens are having are at the American Junior High School. opens new garage Girl to Asa Dwight and Madge Black Neel of Lehi. Sept. 28 Radio Controlled KIRK my stove, off my floor, my counters, my plants, and one or two that had somehow sneaked into my sock. babies were born at the American The following Sept. 27 CHARLES NEWTON 6. Hand lotion bottles that get clogged up. You squeeze, and squeeze, and SQUEEZE, and all of a sudden you have two handfulls of it and no place to put it. It's a slippery - . Hospital Sept. 23 We all have our pet peeves. They're just little nuisances that make life interesting. Over the past week, I've kept track of some of the things that drive me crazy. I'm sure you can add many of your own minor hurdles. 1. People who drive slowly when I'm in a hurry. After I had once followed a truck for 20 minutes and gone two miles, I decided that slow drivers in front of me were God's punishment for something I must have done! 2. People who drive fast when I'm out for a leisurely drive. You know the ones - they tailgate, honk their horns, flash their lights, and hold up signs that say things like "I'll get you for this," and "Give me a break!" 3. Salesclerks who are too busy talking to friends to wait on the people in line - some of whom have passed out from the wait. 4. Telephone sales calls or surveys that come right during the middle of your bath, dinner or sleep. 5. Commercials on TV which depict the typical American Family as a cross between "The Brady Bunch" and "The Waltons." I grew up very disillusioned because my own family more resembled "The Ministers" and "The Poseidon repair other Drafting will be taught on Wednesday nights for those interested; as will Easy Cooking for Bachelors. Both I open. When the bag opened abruptly, I might add 15 noodles of out on minutes burners the spent cleaning Babies Born In Hospital Sept. 23 nll, .. .r..ir Kulliv lliiiivihrr ripped, open house. , '"r.. Adventure." Ray Wolff Jr. ' ',' appliance caramels, and favorites. Kathy's Korner Small will be on Tuesday lights U70 OFF SALE! E. HARVEY & Publisher |
