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Show Pane t4 1 UK DAILY HKKAI.D, Piwo, I lah, Tuesday, January 28, 1W7 'Goosebumps' better than not having kids read at all I'lc&linn G By RICK SHEFCHIK Newspapers Knight-Ridd- son to want my read "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer." Twain's a bit advanced for an however, so I'd be happy if he would read "Treasure Island." He's not real big on sailing yams, though, so I'd settle for his reading "The Wizard of I 18th-centu- ;N A4u. V i i v Jason Oz." Earl Jayson Charles Vanderpool Desiree Dawn Reid Lynn S. Parker Tiffani Demilt Corrinne Erickson Samir S. Uvejzovic Jennifer Larsen Reid, Vanderpool Demill, Parker Erickson, Uvejzovic Larsen, Earl Desiree Dawn Reid will marry Vanderpool on Saturday, Feb. 1, in Orem. A reception w ill honor the cou, ple that evening from 9 at the LDS Church located at 891 W. 130 North, Orem. is the daughter The bride-to-b- e of Paul and Sherry (Beardall) jyioore and Steve and Kristine Reid, all of Provo. She graduated from Independence High School and attended Utah Valley State College. She is employed in . Orem. Her fiance is the son of Charles and Maria Vanderpool of Orem. He attended schools in Orem and is working for Elvin Clark Heating and Air Conditioning. Bridal attendants are Holly Chilcott. Amber and Amanda Reid, Corinne, Kera. and Jordan Moore, and Jenny and Jessica I Vanderpool. Attending the groom are Cody Cull and Justin Baxter. Tiffani Demill will marry Lynn S. Parker on Saturday, Feb. 1, in American Fork. A reception will honor the couple that evening from 8 at the West LDS Stake Center, 165 N. 350 West, American Fork. is the daughter The bride-to-b- e of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Demill of Corrinne Erickson will marry Samir S. Uvejzovic on Friday, Jan. 31, in Lehi. A reception will honor the couple that evening from 9 at The Colonial House, 187 West Main, Lehi. is the daughter The bride-to-b- e of Richard and Kathleen Erickson of Lehi. She graduated from Lehi High School and Weber State College with an R.N. degree. She is employed in the labor and delivery unit at PHC Regional Hospital in Salt Lake City. Her fiance is the son of Hasein and Ramiza Uvejzovic of SarajeHe vo, served four years in the military in Bosnia and is employed at Pohl Inc., in Salt Lake City. Bridal attendants are Ruby Ramkissoon, Heavenly Hicks. Lisa Angel and Jennifer Yates. Jennifer Larsen will marry Jason Earl on Saturday, Feb. 1, at The Colonial House, 187 West Main, Lehi. A reception will honor the couple that evening from 9 at the same location. is the daughter The bride-to-b- e of Greg Larsen of Salt Lake and Melodie Larsen of Pleasant Grove. She graduated from Pleasant Grove High School and LDS Seminary. She is employed at Valley Floral in Orem. Her fiance is the son of Larry Earl of Orem and Carolyn Earl of Kearns. He graduated from Mountain View High School and Weber State University. He is a firefighterparamedic for Orem City. Bridal attendants are Lisa Larsen, Elizabeth Jones, Chris Lawrence, and Kristen Richens. Attending the groom is Nolan Thomas. , Jayson Charles 7-- 6-- . ' 7-- Lehi. Her tiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Parker of American Fork. Bosnia-Hercegovin- 7i Taking ex to court proves judicial system needs help Tarra Sunderland Jeremy Dean Blackhurst By JUNE HALL South Florida Sunderland, Blackhurst v stt 7-- Terry JacLynn Lange Steven Smith Lange, Smith , child-suppo- Terry JacLynn Lange will marry Steven Smith on Saturday, Feb. I, at the Lehi Riding Club. An open house will honor the couple that evenini! at the same location. 300 N. 50 West. Lehi. is the daughter The bride-to-b- e of Terry and Kathy Lange of American Fork. Her fiance is the son of Kelly and Ray Jaclin of Lehi. Both attend the Alpine Living and Learning Center in Orem. Bridal attendants are Jennifer Calton. Amber Chappell. Dixie and Alisha Smith. Dennis, Wilkey take vows Kerstin Marie Dennis married Cecil Garth Wilkey on Saturday. Jan. 25, in the Mount Timpanogos Temple. A reception was held that evening in Lehi to honor the cou-pi- Daily Herald wedding policy e. liecatise of the high volume of weddings in the area, announcements are published on a first-combasis and either a wedding or engagement announcement will he printed, hut not both. Wedding announcements must he received at the newspaper one week prior to the desired puhlii ation date. first-serve- The bride is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, of Rock-wooTenn. She is from Roane County. Tenn.. and lives in Lehi. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wilkey of Nephi. He is a graduate of Juab High School in He Nephi. graduated from Stevens-Henage- r College of business and received his degree in computer repair. d. d cathv article on mix, how about this: I have a niece who married a Chinese man, and they have three children. My grandnieces, 17 and 14, have already gone through bas mitvah, and my grandnephew, 10, is preparing for his bar mitvah. They have been totally accepted by the Jewish community, although the children are Chinese in appearance. It's so nice when people stop J. I., looking at our differences. Boca Raton, Fla. Dear J.I.: Outstanding! Being accepted regardless of looks and religion is wonderful. Thanks for the response. June Hall has a master's degree in mental health counseling. Write to her do June Hall. P.O. Box 17362, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 3331S. Send to her at Advk e(atsufari.net ethno-religio- Dear June: You advised "Not Asking for Much in Delray" to go court. I have been to ex to court for two my taking years. The agency files the necessary papers, but the court system has failed miserably. I have enough judgments of contempt to wallpaper my entire house! These deadbeat parents are not being taken to jail or losing their licenses like the judges tell them. My ex laughs his way out of the courtroom with "30 more days" to pay. He knows that in order to be brought back I have to initiate a new complaint. He even told me he doesn't make his support payments regularly because he knows he can get away with it. Occasionally, he makes a small token payment. He knows how many days it takes for the court to catch up. Are these judges so ignorant that they cannot figure this out? They say they are tough on deadbeat parents, but they have not shown it by me. I wish "Not Asking for Much in Delray" good Gone Sour on the System, luck. Lake Worth. Fla. Dear Sour: For anyone to go through this is ridiculous! I don't think the judges are ignorant, but it does sometimes seem that they don't care. Judges must deal with overloaded dockets and overcrowded prisons, but if there were tougher punishments, there wouldn't be so many deadbeat parents. Truth is, our whole judicial system needs serious reform. In the meantime, let's hope "Not Asking for Much" has a sweeter experience in court. Dear June: Regarding your Tarra Sunderland will marry Jeremy Dean Blackhurst on Saturday, Feb. I, in the Manti LDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple that evening from 9 at the Moroni Stake Center, 82 N. Center St., Moroni. is the daughter The bride-to-b- e of Edwin and Radene Sunderland of Chester. She graduated from North Sanpete High School and LDS Seminary. She graduated from Utah Valley State College with an associate's degree in business. She is employed at Far West Bank, Provo. Her fiance is the son of Dean and Chris Blackhurst. Lindon. He graduated from Pleasant Grove High School and LDS Seminary. He attended UVSC and is employed at Carson's Excavating. " a. 7-- rt l BE&flW TED: THE DflV "&TEP-- BE&AN WITH A T0ME" CLASS. "CARDIO THE DAV CTTHW : BEGAN OPENING A FUNK' THE DAV HER THAN BILLS. CLASS. FACING THE fflUSIC IS TEN TlfflES mORE EXHAUSTING EXERCISING TO IT. MICK ? WATER.' SHE NEEDS REHYDRATION! f"J R.i GRI, CRS 372-768- way to some better literature. Our entry points to literacy have obviously changed in 30 years. Our culture has changed over thai time, and I'm not going to argue that it has changed for the better. But one of the surest way to upgrade American culture is to upgrade the reading ability of the next generation, and we're not going to accomplish that by taking tools away from teachers and librarians. Ask any teacher; most will tell you it's a victory for education when kids find something they even if it's want to read "Goosebumps." For that matter, I've read some of the "Goosebumps" books, and they are not too scary or disturbing kid. Any child for a with parents who provide a loving, stable home life and effective moral guidance can handle "The Headless Ghost" or "The Haunled Mask" without becoming a school yard pariah. Of course, it's always loving, moral parents who want to ban books. Neglectful parents don't care, and they've got far bigger problems to deal with than the books their kids might be readwell-adjust- ing. The loving, moral parents never see themselves as book banners or censors, either, but they are. The) always think they're the first ones who ever came up with the idea of protecting the public from material but they deem objectionable, they're not. It's an old. old story, and far more frightening than anything between the covers of a "Goosebumps" book. Rick Shefchik writes for the Saint Paul Pioneer Press. Write to him at the Saint Paul Pioneer Press. 345 Cedar St., St. Paul MN address is 55 1 01. His lund()252niaroon.tc.unm.edu. SHEPHERD'S C (Due to limited Saturday, Feb. 1" 11 A.M. Provo ONLY space adults I I ONLY.) Candy Mold Per Adult! (gAFREEWilton Cake Course Y l Weds. Feb. 5th 6 P.M. Reg. $20 Wilton Cake Course 3 Thurs., Feb. 6th 6 p.m. Reg. $20 0 Bus 9 I II . 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The parents who favor removing "Goosebumps" books from their school library shelves are making a terrible mistake, and it has nothing to do with whether or not "Goosebumps" books are good literature. (They're not.) It has nothing to do with whether or not "Goosebumps" books are scary. (They are.) It has everything to do with declining literacy rates in the United States. We are slowly becoming a nation of illiterates, and not in the sense that many young people can't appreciate a good book anymore. The problem is far worse; many young people can't even read a bad book anymore. You don't lead a child to Shakespeare by making them read Shakespeare. You must first teach them to read. Kids who don't find anything in books to stimulate their imagination won't develop a reading habit. Kids who do learn to pick up a and get some book any book at leasi from it, however, pleasure have a fighting chance to find their Come Celebrate Our Grand Opening! 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