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Show lat'.U4 - THE HKKAIA Provo, Utah, 10, 1989 Sunday, September Thcmss, Sorcnccn msrrfcgj daughter of La- and Janice Thomas, Malad, Idaho, will marry James Lyman Sorensen, son of James D. and ft'Q I Tina Thomas, 1 Mont Gloria Sorensen, Cedar Hills, Saturday, Sept 16, in the Logan IDS Temple. Following the wedding a brunch will be held in Malad. A reception will honor the couple that evening, 6:304, in the Malad Stake Center. An open house will honor them Friday, Sept 22, p.m., at Cedar Hills Ward House in the Grove (behind White Manila Church), 3986 W. 8800 N., Pleasant Grove. In case of inclement weather it will be in the cultural hall. There will be a program. The event is open to all friends and relatives. Bridal attendants are Jenny Sorensen, Lori Naylor, Teresa Thom- r as, Connie Thomas and Jean Schwartz. Best man is Jason Greer Sorensen with Jess L. Thomas, Steven s and Mark Austin attending. The bride-elegraduated from Malad High where she was active in sports and was homecoming queen. She graduated from Utah State University in business and finance and will be studying for her master's there. She served in the Connecticut, Hartford LDS mission. She is employed by First Security y James Lyman Sorensen Tina Thomas Bank of Logan. Her fiance graduated from Pleasant Grove High and LDS Seminary. He plan3 to graduate from USU with a double major in parks, recreation and resource management and history. He attended Brigham Young University and served in the Connecticut, Hartford LDS mission. He is employed by Gossner Foods Inc. in Logan. Troy-Thoma- ct Amy Wiscombe, Evan Bond ;Amy Wiscombe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wiscombe, will marry Evan G. Bond, son of Mr. anid Mrs. Dennis L. Bond, Friday, Sept. 15, in the Manti LDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple at the home that evening, 6:30-8:3ot the bride's parents, 310 W. Maple, Mapleton. In case of inclement weather, the event will be at the Mapleton 4th Ward (White Church): An open house will honor them Saturday, Sept. 16, at the Meadow LDS Church, The bride-elegraduated from Springville High and LDS Seminary where she served as student body president and was active in sports. She recently graduated from Utah Valley Community College where she was captain of the softball team. Her fiance graduated from Millard High and LDS Seminary where he, was active in sports. He served an LDS mission in Washington. He 0, flQ flamO IRCSG .ttfl3 010 tEiatt This is about the games people play. I mean the games inside the games that people play. As you tennis aficionados know, the U.S. Open Championships have been one of the big stories on our sports pages for the past couple of weeks. While this is being written, American Jimmy Connors, an old man of something like 36 or so, is still in the tournament. And if you watched him win one of his late matches you might have seen him throw a temper tantrum over something or other. It is my personal opinion that when tennis players who react as childishly as Connors and John McEnroe do from one match to another, it is not so much to get at the officials, but to play games with their opponent's mind. Hey, gamesmanship or is a way of life in all sports. But tennis players seem to have its most abusive form down to the finest degree. And it has been that way as long as I can remember. Gamesmanship is the art of getting on your rival's nerves so that he or she concentrates more on you and what you are doing than on his or her game and what he or she should be doing. For example, the best piece of gamesmanship I witnessed first hand in tennis happened back in the 1950s. It was in the days before open tennis became the rage and amateur tennis was king while the pros had to resort to barnstorming trips around the world to make an honest living and the top amateurs played the tournament snap the picture, Pancho would! reach up and tip Trabert's hai-do- J Evan over his eyes. This went on for several takes! At first I thought it was just 4 joke but it was obvious that Tra! bert didn't find it funny. At one point Trabert doubled his fist$-an- d turned on Pancho and I thought they were going to exchange blows. Finally, the picture was taken! But Pancho wasn't through play! ing games with Tony. As the two men warmed up for their match, Pancho would take Tony's hardest strokes behind his back, swatting the ball across the net in a manner that indicated Tony's best was a piece of cake to the old pro. Merlon Dunn LIFESTYLE COLUMNIST was held at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. It was late fall or winter and too cold to play outside. I was working for the Deseret News at, the time and one of my assignments was covering tennis. circuit and received pay. It was so bad and so obvious what was going on that cynics in the press called amateur tennis under-the-tab- le "shamateur tennis." Jack Kramer was the promoter of the pro tour at the time in Trabert. Gonzales had grown up in a middle class family in Los Angeles but was a street fighter. Trabert had played college basketball for Cincinnati and was schooled in the belief that tennis was a gentleman's game. Salt Lake City was one of the stops early in the tour and their appearance, as I remember it, Hey, Trabert didn't have a chance when play started. He, was so upset that Pancho could Polo Utah's don't go on and on game counts. ntf Laraest Hotter "KZS GOODBYE, FRUSTRATION! 4 Orem University Mall ,t?C3L0m LOVE TKE LCCX COr.PLGTG ucuidatio; G. Bond Kids is a recent graduate of UVCC. The couple will make their home in Logan where they will continue their studies in nursing and wildlife management at Utah State. I I Jfe su A 12 Prico: - ONE WEEK ONLY nl( WHILE THEY LAST! Li or.HSC;S, 12 Prico: .M iii' V We have made a special factory purchae of a limited number of HEAVY DUTY sewing machines from Bernina for those who demand the very best! GUARANTEED performance on sheers or layers of denim; even sews on LEATHER. These new machines carry a full WARRANTY and are perfect for the beginner or advanced sewer. With this NEW 1989 BERNETTE MODEL, you can choose from many stitches including button holes, hems, stretch stitch, overlook stitch and more. These machines are complete with lessons. THS I v Amy Wiscombe Anjee Whitney, daughter of Bob H; and Gloria Whitney, will marry Todd Chynoweth, son of Thomas S. and Joan Chynoweth, Thursday, Sept., 14, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. ;A reception will honor the couple the following evening, Friday, Sept. 13, p.m., at 1120 E. 600 N., Orem. The event is open to all friends and relatives. is from Idaho The bride-ele- inside the game that Ralph Lauren M covs d:.2C3 F..:na lJ o SHIRTS, SFOnTSlVSAn, HATS, GLOVES, OZnVEAP., ImFAIJTWEAII, ACCESSORIES AUD Reg. 559.00 GEKB ct Falls, Idaho, and has attended Brigham Young University for three years. She is employed at 268 W. Center, Provo 374-552- 0 865 West Columbia Lane 1 Provo Terms Available Payment Due for 90 Days 90 Days Same as Cash No Utah Neurological Clinic in Provo. Her fiance graduated from Orem High. He attends Utah Valley Community College. He served an LDS Frankfurt, Germany mission and is employed at Gart Brothers in Orem. 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It isn't how you play ; the game, but how you play the' Collection of Polo all family transition generation reach the HELLO, BERNIMA Whitney, Chynowcth vows played lefthanded have the top of the boarding steps. The two men held their racquets and looked at the photographer until just as he was ready to Family businesses Only 35 percent of businesses survive the from founder to the next and a scant 15 percent third generation. 1- Along with a photographer, and a Salt Lake Tribune writer and photographer, I met the group at the Salt Lake airport. We wanted to get a picture of Gonzales and Trabert posed at question. The pro champion was Pancho Gonzales and the amateur champion turned pro was Tony A-- ct GOUBilfiG 35" X 14" X 5" 6 1 |
