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Show Citizen - Thursday, February 4. Scott Durfey and Stanford Reid are in Washington D.C. this week as representatives of the Alpine School District and American Fork High in learning first hand the back-stage workings of national government. Scott is studentbody president at the high school; Mr. Reid is an American History teacher. They are participating in the "Close-Up" program - a private sponsored program to help students and their advisors learn more about the procedures in government. They left American Fork on Sunday morning and will return this Saturday. Mrs. Reid also accompanied ac-companied them on the trip. Mr. Reid said the two are among 190 students and advisors from throughout Utah who made the trip. They join others from throughout the nation, and will be paired with students and advisors from other places in order to give them a view point from other areas. During the week, students participate in 12 to 15 seminars, each with a different speaker. They meet in workshops to discuss issues and the day's events ; and attend topical seminars which focus on a political, economic or social issue. A tour early in the program week introduced them to Washington, seat of government, and Washington, home of more than 750,000 residents; and to take a breather from total immersion in ' government, students go to a play or show for a night on the town, eat at a local pizza parlor and conclude the week with a banquet and dance. They also spend a day or two on Capitol Hill where they meet with the Utah delegation to Washington. Transportation for Mr. Reid and Scott was paid for by the Close Up Foundation, with Mrs. Reid paying her own way to accompany them. This is the first year Alpine School District has been invited to participate in the program, it was noted. It is hoped the invitation will be expanded next year to allow more students and advisors to take part in the experience. Scott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Durfey, and a senior at American Fork High School. Intermountain Giftmakers Factory Outlet Now open . . . Daily Mon. - Fri. 10-5 and Sat Feb. 6 & 13 10-5 Best Valentine's Buys in Town Everything in stock Teacher and Student Represent District in Washington 1982-Page 7 fmrm Miss American Fork Pageant Plans Underway Plans for the 1982 Miss American Fork Pageant are 'now underway, un-derway, according to Chairwoman Barbara Hutchings. The theme for this year's pageant is "Times Past," and as in times past the event will be held at the American . Fork High School. Applications are available through Mrs. Hutchings, who can be reached at 756-2965 or 756-3539; or from Carolyn Smith, 785-4743. Application deadline is February 27. The Miss American Fork Pageant is scheduled for April 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the high school. Members of the 1982 Queens Committee are: Steel Days Chairman: Kent Evans, 756-4361. Pageant Chairman-Mrs. Chairman-Mrs. Lynn (Barbara) Hutchings -756-2965. Co-chairman & Dance Instruction- Mrs. Burdell (Carolyn) Smith -785-4743. Awards: Mrs. Mike (DeAn) Transtrum -756-4477; Mrs. Mike (Kathleen) Boswell -756-3000; Mrs. Jerry (Shauna) Anderson 756-7810; Finance: Mr. Wayne Durrant- 756-3917. Judges: Mrs. Kent (Marcia) Peterson 756-6170. Master of Ceremonies: Mr. Michael Pratt -756-3360. Music Co-Ordinator: Mr. Don Peterson - 785-6217. 785-6217. Pageant Hostess: Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Shelley 756-4067 Portraits & Tickets: Mrs. Wayne (Leola) Durrant -VSe-Sgi?.' Programs & Typist: Mrs. Mark (Jann) Christiansen - 756-4178. Script: Mrs, Mike (Terri) Pratt -756-336d. Staging: Mrs. Ned (Cindy) Williams - 756-7883 756-7883 Stage Props: Timp Valley Floral -756-3539. Stained Glass & Flower Hearts Stained Glass Suncatchers Wall Decor Wooden Frames & Matte Board Macrame & Supplies Junior High Lists Honor Roll i m ;- r f 111 1 1 r nr l 3iF' 'Pi 1 1 1 1 m I It Vl M ' f J I PdiT 1 VVvV .! ' V WP. 50 - 75 OFF Kits Craft Supplies Story Gloves Jewelry Boxes Gifts 14! This year buy your Valentine Presents WHOLESALE Intermountain Giftmakers 500 N. 1200 W. - Lindon Anderson Lane & Geneva Road 785-3537 American Fork Junior High is happy to. announce its Honor Roll for the second semester. Seventh Grade Todd Adams, Angella Adamson, Jared An-' derson, Elden. Apgood, Deborah Barton, Angela Beck, Lauren Bingham, Annette Blake, Belina Boley, Marney Brems, KarlaBuhler. Tara ' Carnesecca, April Catherall, Pamela Christiansen, Gregory Coleman, Shelley EdensrKaren Edwards,-1 Angela Evans, Kris ten Facer, Shaunna Fietkau, Julie Fish, Sharon Frazier. Natalie Gamette, Amy Goeckeritz, Eric Hales,' ', Troy Hales, Bobbi Jo Harward, Brian Haskell, Bonnie Hunter, Jared Jacob-sen, Jacob-sen, Bwenna Jeppson, Randale Johnson, Angela Kelly, Lisa Kirkpatrlck, Joseph Liddle, Thomas Love. Jason Mather, Kari Mattingley, James McQuivey, Martha Mecham, Sherrie Memmott, David Nelson, Andrea Olsen, Kimberly Palmer, Chris ti Parker, Susan Parker, Koreen Pax-man, Pax-man, Maylene Peck. Jeffery Petersen, Phue Pham, Nanci Rasmussen, Ty Rasmussen, Kimberly Reynolds, Shawn Robinson, Elizabeth Sanders, Lee Ann Schmuhl, Skylar Shumway, Deanna Smith, J.R. Smith, Margaret Steiner, Rebecca Taylor, Lisa Vasey, Craig Walker, Maria Wallin, Damn Wilson, Jean Young. It'sTai Time Again! For Tax Service in Your Own Home Eighth Grade Danielle Ashton, Susan Barlow, Kim-berlie Kim-berlie Bateman, Kimberlee Bell, Ruth Boswell, Camille Buhler, Christine Burgoyne, Sharla Bushman, -. Susan Cameron, Kortney Carter, Elayna Christensen, Kara Christensen, Rene Christensen, Rhonda Cook. Michael Curtin; . Rebecca Fietkau, -Douglas Freeman, Michael, Fugal, Allen Gardner, Nathan Gerber, Andrea Glines, Erin Groscost, Jennifer Hadfield, Michael Hales, Wendy Hales, Shelly Hall, John Hansen, Lori Harr; Caralee Hermansen. Kristen Ivie, Nicole . Keller, Derek Lau, Janalyn Leonard, Megan Marshall, Darrell Mather, Michael Matheson, Martta Mecham,1 Melissa Miller, Susan Miller, Rachel Norman, Lisa Norton, Audrey Olsen, Peggy Olsen, Jody Osborne, Scott Pace. Suzanne Pace, Sheree Pedersen, Kristine Rasmussen, Susan Reimschiissel, Monica Robinson, Tracy Rogers, Daniel Roper, Heather Sagers, Kevin Smith, Jennifer Soelberg, Kymberlee Sparks, Mark Stutz, Sterling Sudweeks, Stephanie Trane, Jason Wilkerson, Brian Williamson, Tony Wirthlin, Leah Wood, Kellie Williams, Julie Wray, Paul Yates. Ninth Grade Jeff Abbott, Corrine Adams, Diane Anderson, An-derson, Rebecca At-wood, At-wood, Jennifer Bat-chler, Bat-chler, Bob! Beighley, Kevin Belnap, Nathan Birchall, Heidi Brockbank Carol Burr, Michelle Burton, David Caldwell, , Cathy Carlisle, Darin Chip-man, Chip-man, Laura Clarke, Stephanie Conder. Shanon Davies, Camile Drew, Brent Durrant, Susan Ed-dington, Ed-dington, Aaron Faatz, Lisa FAusett, Barbara Forbes, ' David Georgeson, Travis Gustafson, Darren Hansen, Travis Hansen, Sara. Harvey, Catherine WASHINGTON D.C-Stan Reid, American Fork History teacher at American Fork High School, Scott Durfey, studentbody president, look over brochure of activities they are to enjoy in Washington D.C. The two are in the nation's capitol this week as participants in Close-Up program. Ivins New President of Country Club Guy H. Ivins, American Fork, has been elected president of the Alpine Country Club for 1982. y Ivins is chief of the Utah Highway Department's Right-of-Way Division. Previously he served eight years as - Utah children. Mrs. Ivins operates House of Ivins in the American Fork Plaza Shopping Mall. SPHOUSE HEITZ STORES O I OUR POLICY: II lor any reason advertised items are not in stock, rain checks are available on request. Items which are limited to quantities in stock and cannot be reordered are first come, first served. PRICES GOOD THRU FEB 14 Healey, Lonie' Jackson, ' T,L: 3 t 3T' - r ' - r vountyn - Assessor and Jeron Jensen. , .. c , t uu cc jrcai a, 11 uui isoo to Bryan Jepson, Wendy Johnstone, Julianne Jones, Shaun Kelly, Candace Knight, Sallifr Larsen, Dawn Madsen, James R. Martin, Michelle Maxwell, Cathy McStay, Christa Moore, David Mower, Nathan Murdock, Wade Murdock. James Nelson, Lisa Nicholes, Jillyn Norton, Lisa Olsen, Stacy Owen, Troy Paulson, Julie Peck, Sharon Pedersen, Ruth Petersen, Eric Peterson, Darren Pulley, Marlisa Rasmussen, Geri Reese, Janna Richins, Michelle Robertson, Kimberli Scholes, Jami Paronto. Michelle Shawcroft, David L. Smith, David R. Smith, Jennie Smith, Joseph Smith, Sally Smith, Jennifer Sparks, Sabrina Squires, Jill Standifird, Christine Stephens, Corrin Stowe, Sandra Stroud, Tara Tait, Tyler Tait, Craig Tirrell, Tessr. Trin-naman, Trin-naman, Deborah Valentine, Jill Walker, Leslie Warnick, Tiffany Warnick, Christine Whatcott, Marsha Williamson, Todd Wilson, Sarah Wood, Christopher Wootton, Jolene Wyler, Walter Young, David Zimmerman. 1969, as the state director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. He also owned and operated automatic car washes in ; Pleasant Grove, American Fork and Vernal for several years. . :,.:-; : A graduate of Murray High School " he received a B.S. degree in Economics from BYU in 1951. He and his wife,' the former Norma Wells, have three GUY II. IVINS SJIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIC ojune-Ups I VVheel Alignment I oOil oniter I I Lube i m m Safety Inspection ; -SAVE GAS- I Keep your car running i ; and in top condition at i PAUL PETERS SERVICE 97 N. Center Am. 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