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Show The National Enterprise. May 25. 1977 Page three Film production will begin in Utah using local talent Salt Lake City and a repertory of its acting talent will be placed in the national limelight this fall as a local corporation begins production of feature films here. full-leng- th Trans World Film Pro- new ductions, Inc., corporation, plans to cast its Perkins said the corporation is seeking additional financing through private investors. He expects to construct a studio and sound stage at the first of the year. The corporation currently operates from Perkins home. a first two productions ex- clusively with Salt Lake City students and professionals, James A. Perkins, corporation board member and financier said. Were pioneering the market, Perkins said. The talent and scenery in Utah is here to be tapped. Perkins said million is budgeted for the filming of the first tw'o movies, Vegas $1 Cheerleaders" and Revenge. Next year, the corporation plans to go into full swing of producing four films annually. B-rat- ed Producing and marketing the movies will be script-write- r and board member Charles Nizet of Hollywood, Ca., Perkins said. Nizet has been in the motion picture business for fifteen years. Casting for Cheerleaders Vegas will begin in early June. Perkins said the movie will be shot primarily in Salt Lake City with some filming done in Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon. He said he is seeking a PG rating. The second movie will be cast later this summer, and filmed exclusively in Utah. It should receive an R rating, Perkins said. Construction slated in Kaysville Construction was scheduled to begin this week on Development Associates 'SI. 6 million shopp- ing center in Kaysville . Contractor J. Ron Stacey is building the center , designed by Dan Gaber of Tom Zabriskie, Architects . An October 1 comple- 61,000-square-fo- ot lion date is scheduled . The center will house about nine tenants , including Ben Franklin Stores , a California based variety store , Peterson Drugs , a local a local grocery pharmacy and Harrys U-Ma- rt, store . Sandy homes to cost more Prices for new homes in Sandy City will rise again. An executive of the Home Builders Association of Greater Salt Lake says that's the inevitable result of Sandy City Councils 40 percent hike in water connection fees last plaining the increase, the city council said it can't allow the community to grow faster than its water system. The city has been plagued with water system problems for several years, and at one time declared a moratorium on new connections until the problems were resolved. Featherstone says members of the association have paid over $2 million in connection fees to the city over the past two years. week. The council raised the fee $230 to $930, believed to be the highest water connection fee in the Salt Lake Valley. We now feature Basque Style Cuisine on MONDAYS Join us, either Sunday or Monday, for this popular dinner Our regular French Country menu continues Wednesday through Saturday . . . Brunch Sunday A.M. Phone 942-175- 1 for Reservations Rising with the North cWind on Association executive vice president Steve Featherstone says he's afraid other suburban communities, presently charging around $800 for a water connection, will jump on the bandwagon and up their rates to match Sandy's. That happened in the spring of 1975," he says, and the resulting home price increases depressed the housing market for several months in a large part of the valley. Sandy is the fastest growing community in Utah. In ex- - augend... When Kawasaki introduced their first big bike, the Z--1 , it was merely terrific. The Z-- 1 set a new standard of performance for all Superbikes, and proved it to be as tough as it was fast. Now the Z--1 has been improved into being a KZ1000, and the new model is at least Super-Colossbetter riding and handling than the original, with a much more comfortable seat, and with performance like nothing else on wheels. Sure, there are pure racing machines that are faster than the KZ1000, but its the undisputed King of the public roads, and a completely worthy (quieter, faster and more refined) successor to the Z-- 1. Long live the King. four-cylind- er time-in-servi- ce al, |