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Show Pleasant Grove Review New Utah - Wednesday, March 13, 2002 - Page 7 Elementary students gearing up for Knowledge Bowl i by Harlow Clark J This Saturday, March 16, U and 4th graders from SS the Alpme School 1 Strict will meet for the pledge Bowl competi--J on at Canyon View Jr. Ugh, 950 N. 700 East in first round starts at fl m with a second at 9:45. .nmpetition for 5th and 6th ' Z was. held March 2 . v lolly Meiners, 3rd-4th Je coach for Lindon aementary, said there were rounds and the school dis-rict dis-rict hasn't posted results it but, "We had one team bat won all ther games, we had one team that "Von three, and we had one heam that won 2." Meiners gave a demonstration demon-stration to students at Koijndon Elementary Feb. 27 (long with Shauna 1 Stapleton, the 4th and 5th strawberry 0ays set for June 1 7-23 fe; by Kalyn Secretan & Pleasant Grove residents are being remined to mark Jaluheir calendars for Strawberry Days 2002 on June 17- 23. There will be SHSiall the sights and sounds of ). the traditional celebration, including the carnival that was missing last year, o an There will be a Tuesday Sebright concert, four nights of IHSrrodeo, a mammoth parade on Saturday morning, Huck 5Hi:Finn Day, the boutique, the youth theater, the DUP at E;tours, the children's parade and strawberries and cream PG-in the park. The Strawberry Days itPC-pageant will be on April 13 at Pleasant Grove High json-School. The theme will be "Every Day Hero's," with a ) to ' BrooksDunn Song, "Be m;r What You Can Be" Terry Marchbanks is the m; chairman and promises a special evening where the 305; queen will be crowned and the grand marshal! for 2002 stip;will be introduced. If there is a group or nji; individual's who would like to redecorate the queen's 5 ,1 float, the city is looking for a group or someone to hire PQ- to build the float. If you are interested, you can call Frank Mill at 785-5045. aip;; The parade committee is encouraging businesses to 5 ji participate and enter a float ..in the parade, they can combine com-bine with other sponsors. Jl.The parade will be on Saturday, June 22 at 10 am. IIt will begin at the high ' school. Judging will begin at 9:15 with awards given for the Mayor's Choice, ; Queen's Choice, Best Business Float or entry and Sweepstakes. Nothing can -'be thrown from a moving - entry but items can be 1 passed out on the sides. The J Parade Committee reserves j the right to accept or reject if any entry for failure to com-5i com-5i Ply with the rules. " Councilman Dnrnlrl McDade has 100 Pleasant Grove City flags available. They can be purchased for $55. You can contact him at 785-8844. Parade applications are Que Mnnlau .Turin Q It bave any. questions or would like an application, lU u can call Lisa Young at -785-76163, or Natalie d Taylor at 785-5398. If you would like to participate par-ticipate in the Boutique, the ' is o tor three days, June 20 through 22. Set up time will be on Thursday morning at 8 am. There will be no food booths this year. To receive application, you can call airman Glenda Carter at 785-2289. J The Youth Theater will Present "Robin Hood" this year in the Little Theater in Jhe library. They will add M mances on Saturday. Many people were turned way last year so Chairman y Noziska announced they would like to add the additional performances. Call 756-7669 to Place a classified ad grade coach and Rosalynne sargeant and Diane Berrett. Teachers competed, thumbs on their buzzers, trying to be first to answer the question. "The kids loved it," Stapleton said. According to Stapleton one of the teachers in the District, Dave Cox, heard about Knowledge Bowl and, "thought it might be informative inform-ative for the kids to try." There are four rotating topics, top-ics, humanities, science, history his-tory (next year), and geog raphy (this year). The district gives a little information then students and coaches research for about four months countries, coun-tries, lakes, rivers, mountains, moun-tains, landmarks. "They study a lot of atlasses," Berrett said. The district and the students stu-dents generate questions from the research. Stapleton said the District awards plaques to ' the schools with the top 10 teams, a . plaque for each team, though the placques 1 " Ji ' i QX I'M fPi don't show what rank the schools had within the top 10. Each school is allowed five teams, and last year all five of Lindon's teams were in the top 10. Stapleton says the District is cosidering doing away with the program after this year. Parents interested in commenting on the Knowledege Bowl are urged to write Alpine School District. 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