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Show formed by Bi'l Nelson, while Newlyweds Enjoy Gary i.hesian", Jay Sivgmjller, o Sun Valley Honeymoon Exchange Nuptials Rav Jeremy, anil Scott McNeil Honeymooning to Sun Valley "gi v Miss Susan Anderberg ex- - ushered. The couple is residing in Salt are newlyweds Mr & Mrs .jfhanged wedding vows with Jos-leph David McNeil in ries per- - Lake while the groom continues Dr. Frank II. Tylpr, 1130 Vine Michael A. Stagg. The couple j formed at the Lamplighter on h!s studies at University of St. (OHIO South) exchanged vows exchanged vows in the Salt Lake j I'tah. They honeymooned to Sun with Miss Alicia Woolley in a March 1G. j I -- Monday, Mar. 19. Art Anderson, ceremony performed Monday, Temple Friday, IDS bishop, officiated. Valley. Mar. 19. at the Woolley home. Elder Spencer V. Kimball of The bride is a daughter of Rev. William R. Person, Lara- the Council of the Twe've ofmie, Wyo., Oificiated at the ficiated. t Mr & Mrs Don P. Anderberg, Miss Colleen Gwilliam rites. 467 W. Pioneer Ave., Sandy. Mr Told The bride is a daughter of Dr. j The former Miss Suzanne Engagement McNeil is a son of Mr & Mrs LcGrand Woolley and the late Hess is a. daughter of Mr & Mrs j N Al- O )avid T. McNeil, 4393 The engagement of Miss Col- Mrs Woolev, 1329 Roosevc't David C. Hess 1134 Bueno Ave. j ! leen Gwilliam to Glen Andeson Ave. (1455 South). Dr. Ty'er is bright Dr. (4500 South). j Parents of the groom, Mr &i - Attending the bride at the is nnnounrrd hy parents of Hie son of Mrs R. F. Tyler, Ore. Mrs Arnold O. Stagg, 3270 East which and a cm reception ceremony bride-tA wedding luncheon followed Millcreck Rd., hosted a wedding he. Mr & Mrs Thomas were Mrs 1 breakfast immediately followjcJ immediately E.followed Gwilliam, ??i L Eardown Ave. theHr. p.m. ceremony. Tyler was graduated from ing the ceremony. Jeremy, Burley Raymond (591U Sou'll). Willamette and University 4 Ida., matron of honor, Miss Attending the bride at a reMr Anderson is residing with Johns Hopkins medical school 'Elaine B. Erekson, bridesmaid. ception Friday evening were in is and of nrofessor medicine - Jody Rae Jeremy, ilower girl, Mr & Mrs Avard Boyce. 2191 of Utah College of Miss Gayle Munson, maid ofj University were duties man perBest jj East 7000 South. honor; Mrs Leon Slade, Miss Medicine. Prenuptial parties have been Audrey Provost, Miss Mona IMPORTED given by Miss Dorothy Bunting, Christensen and Miss Dixie Rae EUROPEAN DOLLS Girl Makes Miss Helen Ashenhrucker, Miss Roberts. The bride's sisters, Holiday Wide Selection Anne Bjerkic, Dr A-- Mrs M. M. Miss Alisandra Hess and Miss Plans Wedding Wintrobe, Miss Helen Colvile, Rosemary Hess and Miss Linda Mailed Direct Mrs E. E. Stonebraker, Mrs were bridesmaids. from Europe has Gerald T. Perkoff, M.ss Patricia Mrs John Stagg Best junior duties of performed Gary OFFER INTRODUCTORY H. to Mrs Frank William Athens. announced her engagement man. Paul Dav.d best Hess, Genuine $3.85 Value K. Mrs Eve Tattnn, Killpack, Gerald I,. Ewell. Hess and John Hess, the bride's At ss Marjorie Ligncll. Mrs Wel$2 each plus 10c handling Parents of the couple are Mr don S. Abbott, Mrs George E. brothers: Daniel Kooyman. Gerpostpaid Address Replies & Mrs R. Curl is Hawkins Sr., Cartwright, and Dr & Mrs L. ald Stagg, the groom's brother, T. Samuels. and Gary Hess ushered. 27G9 South 2420 East, and Mr & LORET GIFTS The bride is a former UnMrs Walter Ewell. 4100 West P.O. Box 305 of Utah student where iversity Miss Marie Melville 4550 South, llunler. Magna, Utah she was affi'iated with Lambda Repeats Wedding Vows Delta Sigma. Mr Stagg is a junior at the U. He has comHoneymooning to Las Vegas an LDS mission to the are newlyweds Mr & Mrs Rob- pleted Lakes. ert W. Irvine. They were mar- Great ried Tuesday. Mar. 20, in a ceremony performed at Willow Oroek Country Club. WiUam Glasses D. Callistcr, president of Fast Not Just A Man Who wPrescribes y v.vaxav Mi'l Creek LDS Stake, officiSherilyn Sicrakowskl ated. The bride, the former Miss Olympus nigh Marie Melville, is a daughter CN of Mr A-- Mrs Alton C. Melville, Take a quanity of books, add 2201 Lambourne Ave. (3145 South). papers, penci's, a pen, slide Mr Irvine is a son of Mr & and an eraser. Mix with Mrs L. K. Irvine. 1988 Sheridan rules, plenty of diligent study and Rd. M350 South). Attending the bride at the memorization. ' Blend in term ceremony and a retention which tests and garnish with grades followed were Miss LuAnn Melville, maid of honor for her sis- and you equal out with test ter. Mrs Marv:n A. Melville, week. And this test week marks Mrs Orion B. Bishon. Miss Sandra Barker, and Miss Barbara three down and one to go. Only When you go to your readin Nelson. Marti Me'ville and Shari one more term of ophthalmologist for an eye writin' and r'thmetir"! Melville were flower eirls. Best man was Donald K. IrSpeaking about knowledge, examination, you are not just vine, while Bruce C. Irvine, Olympus was in competition of vision. You choose a elicck-uBrent C. Chandler, Wesley G. East High on the High Howell Jr.. Marvin A. Melville, School an ophthalmologist, and wisely so, lieeause Bowl, Friday, Mar. 2. C. Matthews ushered. Fred and he is a doctor, an M.D. And because the examinaEast was the victor. David L. Irvine was junior The Titan team sports Howtion he gives your eyes is a complete medical exam ard Graves, Jeff Anderson, and; ination. Mike Peglau. Dennis Tolboe find CONSULT AN EYE PHYSICIAN (MB.) FOR EYES TROUBLING Stnvn Sappontris are alternates.' This year Olympus wil1 porEYE EXAMINATION YOU? Senegal, Argentina, Byelo-Russtray Main Office - 420 Boston Building and the Congo in the examinations eye Branch Offices: 368 East First South Model UN held at the Univer-jsit- y contact lenses fitted of Utah in the spring. Glasses Frames deferred pavment plan Participating in the foreign THE available language festival Apr. 7 at BYU Open Daily are students from Olympus. 9:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m. They will enter contests under category of poems, essays Dearden Visual Clinic the and vocabulary. Ribbons w.ll be mz- .... 4689 Holledey Blvd. awarded to the top students CR 4792 South State Street, Murray 1062 East 21st South after a fun afternoon of exhibits from foreign lands. An'derberg-McNe- il I ; I Dr Tyler Claims March Bride ! Z : 2 s your ophthalmologist- - Titan Chit Chat : in yf get-tin- g p . ia r OptieaLShop - Obituary Carl Nussbaum Car1 Nussbaum, 68, 2490 4800 South, an immigrant East from Germany to Salt Lake in 1912, natural causes Monday, March 19, in a Salt Lake hospital. Mr Nussbaum was born March 2 1894, Hanover, Germany, to Karl and Auguste Lange Nussbaum. He married Selda Glissmeyer April 9, 1920. in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. He was a painting and decorating contractor for forty years and received an award of honor from the American Institute of Architects in the field of mixing and color matching. He was recognized as a breeder and handler of field and bench show dogs, and known as an ardent outdoors man. He was affiliated with American Kennel Club and American Painters and Contractors organization. Survivors include his widow and a daughter Mrs Jack H. (Juanita) Berryman, Logan; two brothers, grandchildren; Fritz, Salt Lake; August, OgKurt and den; llelmuth Fluche, both Salt Lake. Funeral services were conducted last Wednesday. Burial was in Salt Lake Cemetery. died of nationally half-brother- s, Thisyrnr, move up to , wIlCI hard clv.lll. IklllHlc--- , woik in your honn-- . C S.lli-- living... t.' 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