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Show Thursday, April Un Wo Face Vickie Proctor Speaks Vows With Danny Morrey oI 7 Nev. An open house will honor the couple on April 9 from 8 to 10 p.m. at the home of the bride's uncle, Gary Terkins of 259 N. r A 0 I E., Springville. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Proctor, LEE NORBERG SANDRA Springville. Mr. Morrey is a son of Mrs. Jack Morrey, Salem. The newiyweds are making their home in Springville. Sandra Norberg fo Wed Steve Arnold on May 8 Sandra Lee Norberg will become the bride of Steve Arnold in a ceremony scheduled for May 8. A reception will honor the couple that evening the in .'.. MRS. DANNY fir V Vickie Proctor married Danny Morrey in a ceremony performed March 13 in Elko, 200 .t-.-S- Orem 41st Ward from 7 to 9 p.m. The bride-elec- t is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Nielson, Edmonds. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ronaid Ind.. are Crider, Griffith. parents of the prospective bridegroom. Miss Norberg graduated MORREY (Vickie Proctor) from Young Brigham University with an associate Quintuplets Growing, ry and Debbie Davis had one answer for the numerous commercial offers to cash in on the birth of their quintuplets no. Now they wish they had done some things differently. The impact of the multiple births last July 18 stunned mechanic, Jerry, a and his 22 year old wife. LEWlSVILLE.Tex.(UPD-Jer- k They retreated to their rural Lewisville and home discouraged potential offers of commercial endorsements for the four girls and one boy. Christa. Chanda. Charla. Chelsa and Casey. Their children's health and normalcy was their primary concern, not financial offers. But while the quints are healthy and growing, so are the Dam' bills. "Now it is like we are trying to take back what we said." said Mrs Davis, a former bank secretary. "Right at first, different people would bug us to do this, do that with the kids. let them be We wouldn't exploited. "Jerry told them to forget it" But the growing financial demands and responsibilities of five Wants worry Mrs. Davis, who married at the end of her junior year in high school. Jerry has returned to truck driving to build their Income and bought a CI.OOO rig that must be paid off in two years. It Is their only coast-kkoa- income. And because of his job, Davis is home less than one day in three weeks. Each week the children consume 140 bottles of baby food donated by a national manufacturer. They have a free diaper service. But the need of these gifts soon will technology. She is presently working as a secretary' for a helicopter company in Provo. Mr. Arnold attended Ricks College and served an LDS mission in the New Mexico Arizona mission. He currently is employed with a cabinet making manufacturer in American Fork. Bolh have lived in the Provo Orem area for several years Carol Nielson. sister of the bride, will serve as maid of honor. Other bridal attendants will be Janet Bush and Susan r expire. "We will need gallons of milk by the day in two months." Mrs. Davis said. "We want to keep them on the formula as long as we can. The grocery bill will be tremendous without it. "People have five children and. say nobody gave me I didn't expect anything. anything either, but I didn't expect five kids. "You can't go places, to the show, the store, you can't take five children." she said. lamenting the freedom she once knew. "You can't take time out to do much else than go to the 'H-- , Club Note YOUNG HOMEMAKERS Ttmpanogos Chapter will meet Friday at 7 30p m. at the Pleasant Grove High School in the Home Economics Room. The program, entitled "Fashion Focus." will be put on by the Utah State University Extension Home Economist. I - Lift for Men whether they're washing the ear, doing the laundry or grocery shopping, just so you can be with her. It's thinking about her in all you say and do. It's coming home tired, having dinner, then washing trie dishes so she can relax. lowers It's giving iit--i because you love her. It's talking to each other and not getting angrv. It's saying "I love you" at unexpected times, n6 matter where you are. It's going to a crowded night club and swing only her. It's holding her in your arms while she sleeps. It's giving up your Sunday football game to go to the park with her. It's living with the only woman you can ever love and now vou've lost her. TED DEAR TED: Maybe you'll have a second if you clip this chance wm Don't THE MOST TALKED about pants have conversational button-bac- k patch print top has appliques. flare pants with matching flower natural crinkle-musli- n appliques. Outfit is polyester and cotton. go away with Unless shoes. Lace-frame- 1 ! pal- Pi t ? w favorite aging Hollywood actors have traveled that route. (But this type of cosmetic surgery WILL leave a not H. very - noticeable scar. ) jji r LJb' t "Your aptitude tests indicate that you are best qualified to be a job humeri" mm Mai OH ALL STOCK ITEMS from PENSYLVANA II OUSI OFF UP TO 7 (1)5x7 or 4 wallets ' $195 f'-'i- i THEM $1.95 $ First 5x7 (3.5 5x7 1779 0 SALES PROCEDURE 0tri N QUALITY 38 uni!s)H$i (9 5x7 unilOlMl (plus tax) SERVICE & Only KIDDIE KANDlDft 'nt N ywr .BBkSM. am YOU r:y.) "".wti..? if' DELIVERY TIME 25" "'. they're WE INVITE TOTAL Color TV it'-'- Cr Reorders i J raw. I : recently attended a funeral where there was a long procession of cars going to the cemetery. Even though these cars had their lights on, other cars cut in and broke up the procession. Are people in such a hurry that they can't practice common courtesy these days? Where's the respect for the dead or bereaved'' T. W. DEART.: Here's a quote from the other side of the fence: "When a long funeral procession threatens the sucess of most important appointment in your lie, you cut in to save time. After all, the deeased isn't in a hurry, and you are! " H. Got a problem? An adult subject for discussion? You can talk it over in her column if you write to Helen Bottel, care of this newspaper. I Mj$ new comfortable, your feet can take your mind off the sights you should be enjoying. jind yjii! (i DEAR HELEN by Gili Fox TO COMPARE! innnmm column and send it to your wife wilh a dozen roses. Good luck! H. SIDE GLANCES Donna Bird. 1) lit) yw-- uyoiHm; 25 Utah-P- age Following their marriage, the couple will reside in Orem. grocery store." She and the children frequently are alone because of her husband's long haul truck driving. "He calls every night." she said. "Our phone bill is outrageous. But his company know? he needs the work and he gets any extra jobs. I feel sorry for Jerry driving. He has the time to think and worry about us and he wants to be here. "He is only home 12 or 15 hours every three weeks. But If we did not have the Income from the truck we would have nothing to depend on." By HELEN BOTTEL DEAR HELEN: I've decided on plastic surgery as I believe everyone should put her best face forward, and mine is obscured by sags and wrinkles. and I are My husband of a rather exclusive women's wear shop where looks count. He's in favor of my face lift, but when I suggest that HE consider one, specifically elimination of his double, double chin, he balks. Says this is "unmanly," although I've seen him secretly testing his face to see how he'd look with several inches of excess flab removed. If women can be open about cosmetic changes, why are men so reticent? Even 011 something as minor as dyeing one's hair, men resort to secrecy (or howls of protest while women accept dyeing as CAN T a fact of life. UNDERSTAND EM DEAR CUE: Men shy away from overt cosmetic changes such as face lifts, hair dyeing, etc. because iky've been programmed to see them as "female (i.e., sissified) vanity." I don't think it's excessively "vain" to fight aging any way you can. If your husband secretly wants those excess chins removed, tell him he's in good company. Everyone from the richest men in the world to DEAR HELEN: With the recent upsurge of broken marriages, it was refreshing to read the letter by Mary Ann. describing a me good union. Started thinking about my own marriage, w hich broke up after 13 months. The separation has made me grow up rapidly I'm 26. she is 23 1. I never thought about it much before, but. Seely. based mainly on what I Richard Farley will perform DIDN'T do, these are my ideas of the duties best man David on "What is a Marriage" from Crider and Dean Crider. a man's point of view: bothers of the bridegroom will It's doing things together. usher. 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