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Show THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1971 PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1971 8oeSs& Open House Will Honor Steven Strasburg, Bride Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stras-burg announce the marriage of their son Steven and Janie Hunter Crowder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hunter of Jua-com- a, Washington. The young couple were mar-ried in Elko, Nevada on July 6. Steven just returned home after serving three years in the army. One year was spent in Vietnam. An open house in their honor will be held July 9, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Charles Stras-burg home, 774 East First No. in Pleasant Grove. All friends and relatives are Invited to meet the young couple. No further invitations will be sent. : j ' f AS. i ' ' I . .1 . .1. . . . I MISS DEANIE RUSSELL Deanie Russell and Robert L. Stott Plan Wedding Rites for August 25 in Temple The betrothal of Miss Deanie Russell and Robert L. Stott is announced today by her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stan-ley Russell of Ogden, Utah. Mr. Stott is the son of L. Norman Stott and the late Beth W. Stott of Pleasan Grove. The couple will wed August 25 in the Salt Lake LDS Tern-- pie. In the evening they will be honored at a garden reception at the home of the bride-to-be- 's parents. An open house will be held in their honor in Pleasant Grove on August 27. Miss Russell graduated from Ogden High School and LDS Seminary. She sang in the a cappella choir in high school. She received her associate de-gree in nursing from Weber State College, and has attended the University of Utah. At the present time she is employed at the University Medical Cen-ter. She is a member of the Mormon Youth Choir. Mr. Stott graduated from Pleasant Grove High School and seminary, and has fulfill-ed a mission for the LDS Church to Texas. He graduated from Brigham Young Univer-sity, receiving, a B.A. degree in sociology. In June he re-ceived the Jurus Doctorate De-gree from the University of Utah Law School. The couple will reside in Las Vegas, following their mar-riage. mkJi itmim MISS REBECCA ASAY Rebecca Asay to Marry Larry Topham July 23 in St. George LDS Temple Mr. and Mrs. Clifton W. Asay of Pleasant Grove are announ-cing the engagement and forth-coming marriage of their daughter Rebecca to Larry Sawyer Topham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Topham of Par-owa- The young couple will ex-change vows July 23 in the St. George LDS Temple. That same evening, they will be hon-ored with an open house in Parowan, given by Mr. and Mrs. Topham. On July 31, they will also be given a reception by the par- - ents of the bride in the Pleas-ant Grove Third-Sixt- h Ward Cultural Hall. The bride is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School, . and a graduate of the LDS Seminary. She is present-ly attending Southern Utah State College in Cedar City, where she will receive her ele-mentary education teaching certificate this fall. She will al-so receive her Bachelor of Arts degree next June. She has been active in music both in high school and college. Mr. Topham is a graduate of Parowan High School and a graduate of the LDS Seminary program. He excell-ed in music and athletics while in high school, and has attend-ed Southern Utah State Coll-ege. He has fulfilled an LDS mission in Ohio and is present-ly employed by Leigh Furni-ture in Cedar City. The young couple plan to make their home in Parowan. All friends are cordially in-vited to attend the reception here in Pleasant Grove. ..: : I-- : s - - I . ft I , A 1 . - 1 ' I EARL L. GREEN and MISS MAXANN BALDWIN MaxAnn Baldwin and Earl L. Green to Marry in Ceremony on Friday, July 16 Mr. and Mrs. Max Baldwin of American Fork are announ-cing the marriage of their daughter MaxAnn and Earl L. Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde O. Green of Pleasant Grove. The young couple will be married Friday, July 16 at the Seventh Ward Church in American Fork. Following their marriage, a reception will be held at the church, 130 West First South, and all friends and relatives are cordially invited to attend. Receiving will be from 8 to 10 p.m. MaxAnn is a graduate of the American Fork High School and seminary program, and is presently employed in Pleas-ant Grove. , Earl is a Pleasant Grove High School graduate, and al-so a seminary graduate. He was active in athletics while in school, competing in football, wrestling, and baseball. After their marriage they plan to make their home in Pleasant Grove, where the summer party was held. Flower schedules were given to members for the Twelfth An-nual Mum Show, which will be held in the Garden Center in Salt Lake City, Oct. 16 and 17. The theme of the show is "Ex-panding with Mums in '71." Lamanite Group Presents Show Saturday Night A group of BYU Lamanites from North and South America are presenting an evening of entertainment Saturday, July 10 at 8 p.m. It will be held in the Pleasant Grove High School Little Theatre. The group will present orig-inal native and folk dancing, and musical numbers and nar-rative to make a very inter-esting program. Tickets are $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for students and 50 cents for children. Money rais-ed from the entertainment will be used to further the educa-tion of Lamanite students at the Brigham Young University. U of U Lists Three P.G. Students On Honor Roll Darryn M. Price, Anne Shif-re-r and David P. Wilding were three students among 1,396 at the University of Utah named to the honor rool in Spring Quarter. To be named to the honor roll a student must av-erage 3.5 or better in all aca-demic subjects, where 4.0 is the equivalent of an "A." Darryn is a junior majoring in Science, Anne is a sopho-more majoring in Social and Behavioral Science, and David is a senior majoring in Engin-eering at the university. Fire Restrictions (Continued from page 1) depositing ashes and for ex-tinguishing smoking materials and matches. The order is effective July 3, 1971 at 12:01 a.m. Further in-formation concerning fire re-strictions is available from the Utah State Forester's office, Salt Lake City and the Forest Supervisor's Office at Provo. The Forest Supervisor, Man-ti-LaS- al National Forest, in Price, has prohibited the use of open fires on the Moab and Monticello except in facilities provided for the min camp-grounds and picnic areas. Wedding Rites Are Planned Today by Young Couple Mrs. Vera Steggell announ-ces the marriage of her daugh-ter, Carolyn Marie Ainswortny to Glen Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Larson of Lehi. The wedding will take place Thursday, July 8. Mum Society Has Annual Summer Party in PI. Grove The Beehive State Chrysan-themum Society had their an-nual summer party in Pleas-ant Grove Thursday, July 1. Thirty members attended the progressive dinner. The main course was served in the beau-tiful garden of Lucille Hillman. Marine West and Alice Simper were with Mrs. Hillman. The group then moved to the garden and patio of Alice Simper, where a short business meeting was held and dessert was served. All members of the Chrysan-themum Society enjoyed the beautiful, fresh and peaceful atmosphere in the gardens EC & D's ROCK SHOP 737 West State Road PI. Grove MOW OPEN Western Boos, Necklaces, Rings, Silver and Gold Work, etc. FREE GRAB BAG FOR THE KIDS! The Bank of Pleasant Grove has four different ways for you to get more money for your money regular statement savings accounts, 90-da- y time savings certificates, one year maturity certificates of deposit and two year certificates of deposit. They all pay maximum interest to get your money to do a little more for you. And for a little extra, the Bank of Pleasant Grove features statement savings for convenience and quarterly interest for added returns. You'll get a statement every three months which shows exactly your savings account balance and your interest earnings and since we compound quarterly, you get those earnings more often. Get more money for your money. Open a savings account at the Bank of Pleasant Grove every account is federally insured to $20,000. Hi GanCl Of PHEASANT GfiOUE r ,",! VM f"N" ' b please heed this If IMPORTANT NEW CAUTION F You may notice a new label that is now ap- - ftvl ,!. ;i - pearing on some of your prescriptions. It states, "CAUTION, Federal law prohibits the transfer of this drug to any person other than the patient , for whom it was prescribed." iB) There is a good reason for this caution. To- - " day's medicines can be very specific for a par- - jj; ticular illness and could even be harmful if .i they were taken for something else. Same symp- - J Aj toms do not necessarily mean the same illness. Only a physician can determine the cause of an iK.j,; illness and what a person should take for it. jj. Never endanger your health or that of others ,mf by swapping medicines. YOU OK YOUR DOCTOR CAN THONE US i'"' when you need a delivery. We will deliver , .,; promptly without extra charge. A great many ;J; people rely on us for their health needs. We w elcome requests for delivery service and charge jfc accounts. R If TELEPHONE 785-358- 5 J, I STORY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS X - PLEASANT 6R0VI 76 SOUTH MAIN '" lr "MI'M" JMI WW W .11 I.I m 'I II Mi .( ' v t '"4 .b I' |