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Show Polly: On Georgia Gardner A. Weds Dan Bammes ) POLLY'S PROBLEM I do DEAR POLLY hope you can help me with the problem 1 have with m v windows Regardless of what I - wash them with they smear terribly Ever, my mirrors are a mess 1 have tried vinegar water, ammonia, club soda and kerosene DOROTHY DEAR DOROTHY -Your trouble might be with the drying rather than the washing. Try rubbing with crumpled newspaper, which doei a great job on windows and , A Temple. - wedding breakfast was held in the Nephi following ceremony. A reception o was held that evening at the Sharon Stake Center in Orem. The bride wore a gown with a hat, and carried tangerine and white carnations. Attending the bride was Camille Bammes who wore a salmon gown and corsage. Serving as best man was Charles W. Hanna. lace-trimm- mirrors. " PAM CAPTAIN Pam Captain Will Marry Perry Haws Birks Set 50th Anniversary Fete FORK Mrs. be held their honor at the family family dinner Birk host a J. The of Mr. and golden wedding open house the American Fork Stake Center, 240 S. Center, on y a,.n... wn i Bar-bako- s. A will in Alpine Country Club on Friday. The Birks were married Nov. 7, 1928 in Provo. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They are the parents of four children, Mrs. Beverly (Ray R.) Louder, Orem; Mrs. Joyce (Kay H.) Wilson, Pocatello, Ida.; Gordon C. Birk and Douglas J. Birk, both of American Fork. They have Saturday, from 6 to 9 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend and they request no gifts. Sept 28 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple A wedding dinner followed at the in Salt Lake City. A reception was held that evening at a the Provo East Center London Bridge, a eight grandchildren. Mr. Birk was born in American Fork to Louis W. and Susanna Jones Birk. He was educated in the American Fork schools and graduated from American Fork High School. He took an active part in sports while in school and is an enthusiastic booster for American Fork. He has taken an active part in civic and church activities having served as Leader, Sunday School Superintendent, member of the Old Folks Committee, Elder's Quorum president and group leader of the High Priests quorum. He was a member of the American Fork Fire Department, serving as secretary for 25 years. Mr. Birk also served on the State Law and Legislative Council and is presently a member of the Utah State Firemen's Association. He retired after 27 years with the Industrial Relag- tions Department, United States Steel Corporation. He has been recognized with numerous honors in the field of public safety. Lorna Jones Birk was born in Provo to A. Will and Emma Groneman Jones. She was raised and MR. AND MRS. J. CLYDE BIRK educated in Provo. She has served the community and church throughout her life, including work with the Old Folks Committee, as MIA president, Sunday School teacher, member of the Alpine Stake Primary Board, counselor in the Relief Society and visiting Periodic rest from contact lenses is recommended, teacher. She has been an active civic worker serving by Dr. Michael Millodot of the University of Wales,' on the American Fork Beautification Committee, Cardiff in a research report in Archives of and as city chairman of Cancer, Heart, and March of Ophthalmology. Dimes drives. The cornea "loses sensitivity under constant wearShe has served two terms as president of the ing of hard contact lenses, reports Dr. Millodot and Presidents' Council, and is presently a member of this places the wearer at great risk of having an inthe Cultural Arts Literary Club of American Fork. fection occur without their being aware of it Mr. Birk has served on the Utah State Pink Ladies However, Dr. Millodot has found that sensitivity Board and is presently president-elec- t of the Pink returns to normal when the lenses are put aside. Ladies of the American Fork Hospital. She is also a Recovery may occur overnight if the contact lenses member of the American Fork Senior Citizens Counwere worn only one or two years, or take several cil and teaches the social relations class in the 17th months after more than ten years of wearing the Ward Relief Society. A shower was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn by Tam-mi- e Dunn, Janiel Gordon and Shauna Oisen. The couple will make their first home in Provo. SIDE GLANCES Utah-base- recording group, present a free concert on the lawn in front of the Sundance ski lodge this Saturday from 11 a m to Stake Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs Weston J Sharp. Rogue River, Ore . and Mr. and Mrs John A Watkins. Provo. The bride wore an em pire waist gown of bridal satin w ith a lace and chiffon overlay It featured Queen Anne neckline, and full sleeves with wide cuffs. The skirt was completed with a ruffle and train. Her fingertip-lengtveil was edged with lace as was her headpiece. Both veil and gown were designed and made by the bride. She carried a cascading bouquet of dried and silk flowers of orange, yellow and rust. 4 p m The public is in- vited to attend Since its inception several 37 I )mvil several rtvoids through Capitol Records, and are currently recording an album to be released soon Members of the group include Jack Dunn, lead Jeff guitarist, Kocherhans. bass years ago. guitarist, Bill Bacon, has per- keyboard; Rex formed extensively Kocherhands, rhythm London Bridge denatured alcohol in a couple of quarts of warm water is also good for washing windows, particularly in the winter when the temperature is near freezing. POLLY I DEAR POLLY helped my window washing problem by using a corn starch mix in warm water, Each time I dip the rag in the water I Attending the bride stir the mixture since the were Shannon Sharp. corn starch tends to setMrs. Craig (Deanna) tle on the bottom. Pratt and Mrs. Jeffrey MRS. M.D.B. They wore Some (Janet) Sharp. DEAR POLLY chiffon floral beige time ago one of the each with a lining gowns, readers asked what she of rust, gold or orange. could do with some wine Their bouquets of silk and glasses that had been dried flowers were in broken where the stems shades of gold and joined the glasses. She could use them for lovely orange. Per funning the duties glass bells by turning them upside down and of best man was Lyle glueing in clappers of Richins. Brad Nielson some kind that are at- and Kevin Garlick served as ushers. tacked to small chains. A prenuptial party was BETTY Q. given by Shannon Sharp by Gil Fox and Mrs. Jeffrey Sharp, - - Page London Bridge to Play Free Sundance Concert h al AMERICAN will Clyde cup lf I 'tah- Said d A Special guest was Pam Captain will mar- Provo 18th Waru. Friends Sarah E. Blac, Kanab, K. Haws Friday and relatives are invited ry the bridegroom's grand- in aPerry to be per- to attend. ceremony mother. Parents of the prospecformed at the home of the Deanna Fear honored bride's parents. Mr. and tive bridegroom are Mr. the bride with a prenup-ti- Mrs. John Captain, and Mrs. Paul Haws. Provo. Provo. party. After their honeymoon An open house will Attending the bride will the couple will reside in honor the couple Oct. 19 be Janiel Gordon, Julie Provo. from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Captain. Lonnie and Ruth Haws. Best man duties will be performed by Brent MRS. DAN LEE BAMMES (Georgia Ann Gardner) One-ha- Pn.vu. )r (J ()j j 1 1 1 Shelley Kay Sharp married John Leon Watkins Chuck-A-Ram- 1978 THE HERALD. jp:-:-:-:--:-- Watkins Vows 12 : Sharp, Washing Windows Georgia Ann Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gardner. Sunnyvale. Calif married Dan Lee Bammes. son of Mr. and Mrs J Alden Bammes, Provo, Saturday in a ceremony performed in the Manti LDS at iModh ThurUa In Temple Riies throughout the United States and Canada. Their experience includes two seasons as the group at Magic Mountain in southern California and. most recently, performing in concert with Bill Cosby. They have also been invited to perform at both Disneyland and Disney World. They have Tammy Bacon, and Kevan King, drums. Although currently living in Utah, members are from New York, Wyoming, and California. The group performs contemporary music in their own particular style. "When we perform we try to be sensitive to guitar, vocalist; released the moods of our audience." Bill Bacon explains. "We perform good Club music in a professional manner, and when the AESTHIS WILL MEET AT THE audience is pleased, we HOME OF Brenda can all have a good Nielson, 1537 E. 480 S time." The group performs at Pleasant Grove at 7:30 dances as well as conDallin will tonight. Sandy lecture on the famous certs. "Concerts are more challenging," Bill sculptor Cyrus Dallin. reports. "You have total 19TH CENTURY Will meet at Elliot's audience attention and it Cafe, 711 E. 300 S Provo. means you have to be at 2 p.m. Friday. Ardice really selective in what Nix will present the you give them." The outdoor concert is program on tole painting. special being held in conjunction ACACIA Will meet Friday at 2 with Sundance's "Skiers p.m. at the home of Mrs. get ready!" event this Elliot Tuttle, 810 E. 2780 Saturday. N., Provo. Mrs. Frank Gould is Make-u- p might work Program will be given by If unsightly veins make of Mrs. JoAnn Haskins. sister and sister-in-lathe bride. Theme for the year is you uncomfortable on the The couple will reside "Great Women of beach, try covering them with make-uin Provo. America." - Notes p. LYNN'S FAVORITE I (ffifi"8l prize winning recipe CHILE COM CARNE STEW lb. lean ground beef 2 medium onions, cut up fine 2 cups cabbage, coarsely chopped Cook and stir ground beef until slightly brown. Drain off excess fat. 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