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Show u "irMlll I. f lis I - ' "Vx pi - i X ) , ft NN if Shantel Davis, i , & We wil shop for you and deliver your groceries to your home. Charge $10.00, other cities also serviced. 0 I : U -I H & 6 p.m. lI Tr VllHk " I Little. Tro .New York. Saturday, in the First Ketormed Church ot Uvn.miskiil. New York reception and huttet will honor the couple that evening. p.m. L at the Hulley Hd.. N Y The event is open to all triends and relatives Ma;d ot honor i Anita Newren with Susan Harpin. Kllen Lanotka and Melodv Hunt as bridesmaids. Best man is Jack llopteusberger with iiandv Little. Ciiif Dahl and Brian Hunt as uhers The bride-elec- t graduated Irom Orem High and received her Ll'.N Irom I'TC. She graduated trorn Weber State and LSI COOL" K.N nursing program. She graduated from I'tah State I niversity in Health Education. She worked as Assistant Administrator of Adult Day Care in Logan Her fiance graduated from Aver-lt- l Park High and Hudson Valley Community College w ith an A.S. in Math Engineering. He graduated from I'tah State I'niversity with a B.S in Mechanical Engineering. seems presumptuous. I wonder woman was mad at the pharmacist because he didn't attend. i can, however, relate to her feelings about the doc 'or sending the bill seven days after the funeral. Doctors sure don't waste any time when it comes to asking for their money. Frankly I think the medical profession, like any other service, should not be paid when they don't do the job or fix what is St. Louis Philosopher wrong. Dear Phil: Your letter made a lot of sense until you got to the part about not paying doctors who fail to "fix what is wrong." Surely you know that some patients are not going to get well no matter what the doctor does. Especially is this true of elderly patients who deserve good care even though the prognosis is bleak. When they get it, the physician is entitled to be compensated for his time and effort no matter what the outcome. Dear Ann: I've been a heavy smoker for 20 years. Is there still time to quit or is the damage Resigned In Midalready done? land, Tex. Dear Mid: Stop smoking NOW. k have shown that lungs can return to normal in less than a year. Her fiance graduated from Provo Joseph V. Knight Donielle Robinson High and is a junior at BYU. The couple will live in Provo. HAIR DESIGN sultation, ecicB 225-775- 374-905- f 7 v Hour: 9:30 to 9 Mon.-Fr- i. Saturday 9:30 to 6. Closed Sunday Clil-- ) : a : FACILITIES FOR MEN ma ::::: A . r. jh. 0 Individual Lockers Nutritional Guidance Indoor Jogging Track Relaxing Whirlpool Soothing Sauna Steam Room i MAY VARY WIIH LOCATIONI New Bed Frames King Size $4450 Durable, easy clean woodgrain finish in dark or light tone. $3999 COME IN & SEE UTAH'S FINEST & MOST COMPLETE HEALTH SPAS FEATURING... 4 Unlvcttol, Hoggan's Health Equipment & CARNABV'S Home & Apartment Furnishings Showroom & Warehouse m.c in. A cn 10.4 359-312- 0 240 N. University IS!. I AS I MIH1 MHI1M f0,AA?,Hs,E,M um i iniv PROVO 373-189- 5 (1 ON tt MONTH Ml MM HSMiP fitness centeR SALT LAKE 205 N. 400 West NAUTILUS Olympio Free Weihta BM also carry a complete line of new home furnishings: Sofas, Chairs, Loveseats, Dining Sets, China Hutches. Bunkbeds. QueenFullTwin Mattress Sets, Bedroom furniture and much, much more. All at low everyday prices. Delivery Available .FACILITIES :::::::: Set WOMEN!! n aidI t i at!'" flitlliiiia c. 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The event is open to all friends and relatives. The bride-elegraduated from Westlake High and is a sophomore Perm 1 Entire Selection on Sale A & V" 1 Women's that Home ffcfj j fliai:lai5gi b Donielle Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Robinson, Thousand Oaks. Calif., married Joseph V. Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry V. Knight, Provo. Saturday, June 8 in the Los Angeles Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. at 0 lt. We Please have order ready. j11L1iLlB'Ti'iii Her fiance graduated from BYU masters degree in Recrea tional Therapy and works at Utah State Hospital. He served a LDS mission in New Zealand. with a 15, New Bed Frames iii V?? Kong. Orem was one of 82,000 girls who entered SEVENTEEN's cover model search. She is one of eight finalists. $89 between 10 a.m. - Becky Knight, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jo L Knight. Mapleton. will marry Paul J. Cloward. son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Lewis Cloward. Mapleton. Saturday, in the Jordan River Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. A reception will honor the couple that evening from p.m. at the Mapleton 1st and 4th Ward Chapel The event is open to all friends and relatives Bridal attendants are Kachael. Perrenoud. Ruth Knight. Pam Knight. Berty Morgan. Amy Schou-te- n and Krysti Cloward. Best man is Doug Cloward with Lon Sorensen attending. The bride-elec- t graduated from BYU with a degree in nursing and works at Mountain View Hospital. She served a LDS mission to Hong cJ ; 4 $ Footprints In Sand Are Evidence of Diety's Love 224-639- l Knight, Cloward ! J ' if iI Becky l.vnn daughter ot Mr and Mrv Willi. 1:11 Cornelius and Mr. and Mrs Ted 11 Morns. Orem. will man Scott Charles Little. Mm ot Mr and Mrs Charles Paul J. Cloward Becky Knight 1 . A I ' so 1 1 15 Liitle Take Vows Morris, Murn. j Robinson, Knight to Wed Dear Ann Landers: I have carried my favorite column in my wallet for several years. As you can see. it has become so tattered I can barely read it. Will you please run it again so I can clip it once more? This time I will be smarter and put it in plastic. Love You In Oklahoma City Dear Love: The essay you requested was written by Cathan Moore of Oxnard, Calif. I am happy to run it again. Thanks for asking. FOOTPRINTS One night a man had a dream. He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the Lord. Across the sky flashed scenes from his life. In each scene he noticed two one sets of footprints in !he sand belonging to him and the other to the Lord. When the last scene flashed before him he looked back at the footprints and noticed that many times along the path there was only one set of footprints. He also noted that this happened during the lowest and saddest times in his life. This bothered him and he questioned the Lord: "Lord, you said once I decided to follow you. you would walk beside me all the way. But I noticed that during the most troublesome times of my life, there was only one set of footprints. I don't understand why. when I needed you most, you deserted me." The Lord replied. "My precious child. 1 love you and would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffering when you saw only one set of footprints, it was then that I carried you." Dear Ann Landers: Can you stand one more letter about the woman whose nose was out of joint because the physician who had attended her elderly mother for 15 years did not attend the funeral? It would never occur to me to expect a doctor to come to a patient's funeral, unless of course, they had a social relationship outside the office. A doctor is a professional who a While it service. is performs more intimate in nature than most services it does not mean he or she is your personal fnend. To assume H VV Ann Landers CALL ,w 1 12. Based on the results of the photography sessions, the editors will select the winner who will also recieve a new Pontiac Fiero. All eight finalists will appear in the October issue's beauty and fashion features. . concerning the culture. Orem Teenager Finalist In Naf'l Cover Mode Contest June l' - Page I'tah. THF HF.RALD. Provo. l'.'Hfi Timely news, columns, Today Being a cover model tor SEVENTEEN magazine is a dream tor most young women. Shantel Davis. 15. the daughter of Nila and Woody Shannon. Orem and Paul Davis. Provo. has just moved one step closer to having that dream come true. Davis, sponsored by ZCMI, was recently selected as one of eight national finalists in second annual Cover Model Contest. Davis was one of 82.000 women nationwide who entered the cover model search. She was chosen by the magazine s editors as one of eight final. sts who will vie for the October cover girl spot. The Mountain View High sophomore was flow to New-YorCity the first of this month, for an exciting four day trip. She was featured with the other finalists in the magazine's 33rd annual Fall Trends Fashion Show on .Tunt- - 21 i mo so miumianim'" 268-060- 6 484-870- 6 OJ SOUTH SI AH ?VU.B,vn 225-775- 0 621-635- 0 WKSTVALLIV 278-284- 6 r.".:,r.::..,.!:ll,OGG-i30- o i |
