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Show Page B8 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Sunday, October 8, 1989 Carter, Ashton Francis, Bobo Laura Francis, daughter of J. Wayne and Linda Francis, Payson, will marry Joshua G. Bobo, son of Iinda Jessup, Santaquin, and Boyd W. Bobo, Friday, Oct. 13. A reception will honor the couple at Payson 4th that evening, Ward, 681 E. 500 N., Payson. The event is open to all friends and relatives. Bridal attendants are Deana 7-- 9, s, Martha Jessup, Charlotte Francis and MeLisa Francis. Best man is Andy Jessup, with Tim Jessup and Jared Francis as ushers. The bride-elegraduated from Payson High. She attends Utah Valley Community College in business accounting. Her fiance graduated from Pay- - IMJ Laura Francis Joshua G. Bobo ct son High. He attended Snow College and Utah Valley Community College. He is employed in Orem. They will live in Santaquin. Amy K. Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Carter, Provo, will marry Brian J. Ashton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Ashton, Provo, Thursday, Oct. 12, in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple at Utah Valley that evening, Community College, 800 W. 1200 S., Orem. The event is open to all friends and relatives. Maid of honor is Tiffany Carter with Melissa Carter, Tracy Carter and Angie Ashton as bridesmaids. Best man is Alan Ashton with Todd Ashton and Scott Ashton attending. The bride-elegraduated from Provo High and is attending cosmetology school. 7-- 9, ct Weddings guidelines Because of the number of marin this area, The Daily Herald publishes engagements or weddings, but not both. Either may run with or without a photo. Photographs of the bride in her wedding dress are published on the day of file wedding or later. The Daily Herald's policy is to publish as many engagement and wedding notices as possible. When space limitations occur, notices will be published on a first-comd basis. riages - (a Amy K, Carter Brian J. Ashton Her fiance graduated from Provo High, attended UVCC and is employed in Provo. The couple will live in Orem. first-serve- e, Photographs and all information should be submitted two or more weeks before desired publication. Forms are available at The Daily Herald offices. announcements will be published up to two weeks following the marriage. Reception or open house announcements may be published later. Announcements are free of charge. With photo, the charge is $3. Photos submitted to the Herald and not reclaimed within 30 days of publication will be discarded. After-the-fa- ct Golden wedding and anniversary announcements and photographs are published without charge. The Daily Herald reserves the ; right to edit all copy. Brailsford, Hurst Krista Brailsford, daughter of m m .i.nn. Randy and Margaret Brailsford, Salem, will marry Kenneth Hurst, son of Ronald and Sharon Hurst, Spring Lake, Friday, Oct. 13, at Oak Crest Inn, 2600 Canyon Road, Spanish Fork. A reception will honor the couple that evening at the same location. The event is open to all friends and relatives. Bridal attendants are Brenda Rachell Brailsford, Jody Hurst and Cortney Brailsford as flower girl. Best man is Ryan Jones. The couple will live in Salem. 4-- r n, 1 Kenneth Hurst Krista Brailsford Nixon, Starks temple marriage Q3 Susan Sabrina Nixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nixon, Provo, will marry Brent Earl Starks, son of Mr. Earl C. Starks and Mrs. Dona Jones, Amarillo, Texas, Friday, Oct. 13, in the Salt Lake IDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple at lakeside 4th Ward. The event is open to all that evening, 1 friends and relatives. Brent Earl Starks Susan Sabrina Nixon Hamilton, Foote marriage, reception Terri Jean Hamilton, daughter of Emron and LaRee Andersen, Pleasant Grove, will marry Allen James Foote, son of Jim and Emilie Foote, Salt Lake City, Saturday, Oct. 14, in Pleasant Grove. reception will honor the couple at the home of the bride's parents, 768 N. 1020 E., Pleasant Grove. The event is open to all friends and relatives. A that afternoon, 2-- 4, Bridal attendants are Debbie Gudmundson, Janice Colunga, Kari Tranter and Angela Foote. Best man is Mark Miller. The bride-elegraduated from Pleasant Grove High and is employed at Signetics in Orem. Her fiance graduated from Western High in Ias Vegas and is employed with Albertsons. The couple will live in American Fork. ct EHisqEHEHft mmsmmmwii (mm m mm OFF OUR REGULAR RETAIL PRICES Does not include upholstery, fur, vinyl or special reduced items listed below. Sandburg, Carter to wed in Arizona Victoria Anne Sandburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sandburg, Tucson, Ariz., will marry Michael Dean Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Dean Carter, Payson, Saturday, Oct. 14, in Tucson, Ariz. A reception will honor the couple that evening, 6:30-9:3- at 0, 7742 The bride-elegraduated from Tucson High and is employed with Smith's Food King. Her fiance graduated from Pay-so- n High and served four years in the Navy and is also employed with Smith's Food King. North Casimir Pulaski, Tucson, The couple will live in Phoenix, Ariz. Astrograph Astrograph Sunday. Oct. 8. 1SW In the coming year your career could take substantial steps forward as a result of the intelligent a you accomplish your objectives. plans have excellent chances for Monday. Oct. S. 1989 like you will be making several new associations in the year ahead. interesting Initially you might not like them too much, but these relationships will substantially improve with lime. I IBKA 21 Today you may be 'Sept tempted U step out of character and try to butter up a person you think can do you good at the expense of someone else Don't let this Ariz. success. I.IBKA 'Sept 23 Someone who feels you can be trusted may confide in you today Make every iffort to keep what you are told in the strictest confidence Libra, treat yourself to a birthday gift Send for your Astrograph predictions for the year ahead by mailing SI to Astrograph, co this newspaper. PO Box Be sure to state (leveland. OH your zodiac siw SCOKI'IO 'Oct 22i Much of importance can be learned today, but you arc going to to be hu have the one chases this information down lkin't wait on others to come to you with the fails you're presently seeking 91428. SAf.imKIl S 'Nov ZMx-- 21 In order to protect your interests today ynu are going to have to scak up for your nt'.hts If you remain mm overlook you silent, your IS This is a good CAI'KHOKV llec day to sit down and work out a problem that has been confronting you. T ,;iy you may find solutions that previously escaped your attention. i Jan 20 Kb 11, Sherlock AQI AKIIS Holmes' investigative faculties aren't apt to exceed yours today Your probing mind should be able to get past the obvious and determine the real facts hiding beneath the surface 20 If you're involved PISTr.S Feb in a partnership arrangement with another today, discussion should precede actum Knllow to the letter any collective decisions that are made. March 21 April lSi You stand an excellent chance of fulfilling your objectives today because of the intelligent methods and procedures you'll use In achieve them It pays to be a thinker 20i Take the lime TAIKIS April today to find out more about the people with whom you're presently involved A better understanding of their needs and interests will do a lot to cement stronger relationships 20i Important family (,KMIM 'May iisues can be worked out effectiv : uli if you tike the initiative to (jet a program urxW ili way Other members of your household build upon what you begin. 22 Don't hold back Jurie CANCER s today if someone you like your needs advice You'll have constructive ttuiigs to uy that could prove to be very helpful 22i Before xomg off on I.KO 'July tangent today first take care of your bread and butter tasks that provide your basic earn Ings You'll have time for diversions after Uk m are handled properly. VIK'iO i Au 2Sept 22 You may receive some information today from an individual you II might prove to be quite know socially valuable and fit nicely into your present plana. AKIKS It UULlJ aeb I'ISCKS Kcb 2ft Man h 20 Today y ou might be a trifle tixi Lilkalivc for your own good Information you should he kivping to yourself may lie passed on to liie wrong people AKIK.S 'March 21 April 19 Keep a close eye on your counterpart in a Joint venture today, so that something outlandish doesn't happen that could Jeopardize the endeavor Neither party should tike ipikpcndcnt m turn 1AI Kt S April 2H May Ki Don't give things a lick and a promise today where critical Half measures career issues are lomrrms) could turn out to lie muse man leaving condition stilus quo iKMINI should May 21 lum 20 drudge not be permitted to condition your bchawi in dealing with a (icrson with wh-ityou ve had tPHibtc previously jik uipn t'Mlay's dcvel'ip-menl- s as AM LK fresh stirt .turn- 2! JuU Z! Keep an eye out tor a cIom friend who could run into some problems in a business arrangement tmlav You , ian l lp tier get I" l mii. might be Uie tngelln-- July 2.1 Aug 22 t'..li-s- s parties ari in t'Hal Karminy today a mtious misunder could a arise in standing partnership arrangement Don t M this alliance falter ' 22 It makes sense to At WW 'Aug ll.Se carefully weigh and analyze matters that have an effect upon your career today, but be wary of lieing overly negative Iook for positive factors as well r- -i OFF McCALLS, SIMPLICITY, BUTTERICK, VOGUE PLUS 6 looks inclination gain the upper hand. Major changes are ahead for Libra in the coming year. Send (or your Astrograph predictions today Mail SI to Astro-tlrapco this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, Oil Be sure to state your zodiac sign SCOKI'IO i Oct 22, Things might not work out to your satisfaction today if you try to force matters to a final conclusion It's best to let events run their natural course SAt.lTTAKIl S 'Nov 21' Usually you are a rattier optimistic and enthusiastic individbut lit ual, timre negative than today you Inn positive and fail to develop something that has merit CAI'KICOHN 'Ix-n .Um 19 Its best not to get involved in any new prnjet ts at this time tliat put additional strains on your rcviurees It could prove to I much wiser to try to make old ventures pat off first 19i There's a possisyt AMI S i.lan bility you might put your interests above others bulay and do things that could create unnecesg sary ill ill Tins is not a time to be too a1 raw AS PER UTAH LAW Solid Color MP STOP NYLON Suggested retail to $4.98 yd. 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