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Show T Wednesday, November 2, Strongs Celebrate golden anniversary The children Wilsons celebrate 50th of Ernest A. Strong hosted a family dinner at Oak Crest Inn, Oct. 29, on the occasion of the 50th wedding anniversary of their par- ents. Bert and Harriett were married Oct. 26, 1938 in the Salt and greatgrandchildren, they enjoyed a . weekend river trip in Flaming Gorge in September and a family get together on Oct. 2G celebrating their anniversary. They are the parents of seven children: Don R. Strong and Mrs. Kenneth (Roslyn) Averett, both Springville; Mrs. Jim (Suzanne) Wiscombe, grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. 'Bert' Strong r, Saissi. The bride-elegraduated from Orem High School and has worked as a nanny in New Jersey for the past year. Her fiance came to the United States to attend school. ct reception will honor the couple on Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Orem 2nd LDS Ward Chapel, 400 N. 400 E., Orem. The event is open to all A and at present serves at the name extractions center in Spanish Fork. They have lived in Spanish Fork since their retirement. They are the parents of two sons: Richard, Lehi; and Lynn of Green River, Wyo. have seven grandsons. The couple will live in Orem. McQuain on language Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wilson in many LDS Church positions great-grandchildre- n. They tic," isn't it? A. The area around the Construe makes a deduction or takes to mean. It ends in true, which you may construe as a spelling tip. To tell lies under oath is to commit perjury. Even spelling perjury makes me nervous: There's always a jury present. Q. I often hear people say "Artie," but the word is "Arc North Pole is spelled Arctic, and its preferred pronunciation is "ARK-tik.-" (In Middle Enwas Artik, but word the glish, our language now reaches back to the Greek. root.) Think arc to come full circle to Arctic. Ma-pleto- n; Mrs. LeGrande (Nancy) Boyer, Kingsport, Tenri.; Mary Stewart and Daryl B. Strong, both Salt Lake City, fa ri ii itiir'ti Wayne Thornton Camille Dalton Dalton, Thornton 03) CELEBRATION "nmji.. ' , Camille Dalton, daughter of Wayne Dalton and Charlotte "Johnson, Provo, will marry Wayne Thornton, son of Hal and Alice Thornton, Pleasant Grove, on Saturday. A reception will honor the couple that evening from 9 at the Sportsman Lions Center, 600 E. Center, Pleasant Grove. The event is open to all friends and relatives. 7-- Bridal attendants are Camille I vie. and Shari Hendrix. Flower girls will be Aubrey Willey and Amy Hendrix. I Best men are Jay, Randy I and Craig Thornton. -- The bride-eleattended High and Provo High and plans to attend Utah Valley Community College. Her fiance attended Pleasant Grove High and plans to at- GRAND OPENING SAVINGS IN EVI Mlly 1 Htl ROSS STORE ' v w ok ..v our,.. ,v' .: r v at .w ., m Famous maker fall separates. 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Lori Ann Nielsen, daughter and Mrs. Gerald and Donna Nielsen of Orem, married Abdel Dkhissi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mimoun Dkhissi of Morocco, on Sept. 19 in New of Mr. Ironton Steel Plant and 13 years at U.S. Steel Atlantic City Ore Mine near Lander, Wyo. He enjoys keeping an attractive yard and sharing produce from his garden with neighbors and family. Lois retired from government service. She worked for 13 years at PHS Indian Health Center at Ft.- Washukie, Wyo. and threa years at the PHS Indian School Health Center at Brigham City. She has served Lake LDS Temple. They are lifelong residents of Springville where they have been active in community and church service. Along with their children, THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Nielsen, Dkhissi Frank E. and Lois Powell Wilson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. They were married Nov. 2, 1938 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The were honored Oct. 29 at a dinner at the Spanish Fork Social Center by immediate family and close friends. Frank retired from U.S. Steel with more than 30 years of service 18 years at the 'Bert' and Harriett Miner 1988 1 - 'v. y0 |
