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Show New Ul.ih I'lc.ivir:! ' Kc'.;c Accessory building OKed Richard a ril ' ;"," Urrutia n c ' 1 '' -1 a; ; r . j! from the Pl.inmr:;; (Njmmi.iMon to L u , !i a 20 foot hij;h aci-c.i-'.ry building on th' ir pr ; r-ty r-ty Tin- approval car:.-.-alter analysis th.it the Htccp lullnl.lr b hl.'i 1 the propt-rty arnl the f.ict tliat the house n .s.t f; ;.t low. will riot be an in. pact to tin; n-i:lilxrH Dan Nozinka. n-i;h-lorliKxl chairman, a-ke-i if all issues huch as thi-i-conic before a neighborhood neighbor-hood meeting, but Stan KleiiieLson, community HiTvii i-.H direc tor sai l that hince this was not a rezonc or subdivision, it was a publicly announce'! meeting and therefore not necessary to go before a neighborhood meeting ATM machines at rcc facilities? The city council is considering con-sidering upending $.'i,G00 to wet up ATM machines at tin? recreation center, city hall, and the swim-mmg swim-mmg pool. The city council coun-cil feels like these will be more convenient for residents resi-dents and will cut down on the amount of bad checks the city has received. Mahogany Ridge discussed Joe Smith, a developer of Mahogany Ridge at Grovecreek presented Home of his ideas for the development to the city council. "I want to work with the city to create Homething for citizen and maximize the potential for recreation," he said. Victim advocate named .Jessica Curtis was named as the Victim Advocate who will be working with the l'leasant Grove Police Department. Zone change on Block 4 discussed Frank Mills, city administrator, presented to the city council that Zane Morris would like to find out the city council's feelings toward a zone change on Block 4. Such a zone change would allow a property purchase pur-chase where Morris could put on two more apartment apart-ment units and proposed that any leftover land would be deeded to the KDA. This could also help alleviate parking problems prob-lems on 100 West by providing pro-viding more parking. The city council suggested he meet with the neighborhoods neighbor-hoods and discuss it with them for their feedback. Sam White Lane neighborhood to meet The Sam White Lane neighborhood will hold a meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in the community development conference room, 86 K. 100 South, use south door. Anyone with questions call Libbv Flegal, 7S5-7271 7S5-7271 . Blvd From Front Fage tion." Sonic Drive In recently began serving customers and is the first new business busi-ness in the area to opon 15 doors. Macev's is on schedule sched-ule to opon May 15. The grocery gro-cery store is now hiring all positions through Workforce Services in American Fork. With all the construction and activity in the area, traffic has bet?n reduced to 35 mph and so far. Tholstrom says there have been no problems with traffic. traf-fic. Sliding Door Systems for Barns & Sheds Call for FREE Ca'c-g 181 S. 1200 ELe.N Metalmart 768-3332 German dancers to perform Monday G-r.- .:: U- M.-:t:r., . r.-'Xt W.rk I U a M .r.Ja; r i'ram a ve H: -h Sv!. Gr T;.t- v.. I'i.-.i- i:.t Gr that i s ; - n to everyone in th-v. th-v. nvjruty. The d-.-rs n at G 0 p m. with t; . p ,:rara beginning at 7 p m A nierr.t.i r ct the city council will be there to present pres-ent a pla j'le to Tanztheatre an 1 oificMlly welcome them to the Unites States, Utah and Pleasant Grove. In addition to Tanztheatre, there will be performances by Cloggers West and a number by a member of Orchesis. There will be refreshments and a question and answer time for people to get to know the guests from Germany. This will be the only public pub-lic event in Pleasant Grove while the group is here. They will have a performance perform-ance in Bryce Tuesday evening and then there will be a pot luck party on Friday evening that will include some dancing lessons les-sons from both groups. In addition, they will also be visiting Park City, the n Member FDIC 1 L E N 2 t 3 We care about you! ' MTT'.,7,. -,l - 1:: ;: . - v 0jA i x 1 1 1 Members of the German dance group "Tanztheatre" will Mayan Restaurant, Thanksgiving Point, Temple Square and the Gateway area. They will get to see a Tabernacle Choir rehearsal as well. On Friday afternoon, after their Museum of Ancient Life visit, they will perform at Forbes Elementary School in American Fork. The Dance Theatre Strausberg was founded within the Center of Culture and Sports Strausberg (near Berlin) in 1967. The Dance Theatre has given itself the task to provide children and youngsters young-sters the possibility of a Call 756-7669 to One of Lehi's n. now ai Looking for Carolyn Player? You'll find her at the Lehi office of the Bank of American Fork, doing the same thing she's been doing in Lehi since 1971 keeping her banking customers happy as can be. Welcome, Carolyn. We're pleased and flattered that you've chosen to become part of the Bank of American Fork team. With you on board, Utah's strongest bank just got stronger! Carolyn Player, long time Lehi resident and favorite banker, is glad to be serving your banking needs at the Bank of American Fork, Lehi. L-X 4 " 1 meaningful activity in their spare time, and wants to awaken and develop artistic ambitions. The dances show not only the traditions of their home country with its typical dances, games, songs, and customs, but also experiences experi-ences and games of the children. chil-dren. Part of their repertoire is European folk dance as well as show dance, dance theatre the-atre pieces, and danced fairy tales. Since 1972, the group has received many diplomas and gold medals during the Dance Festivals in Rudolstadt and the Workers place a classified ad is Utahs Courtesy photo visit Pleasant Grove. Festivals of the GDR (German Democratic Republic). Since 1976, they have done tours for festivals and guest performances in Poland, Russia, Letvenia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Chechia, France, and Belgium. Today the Dance Theatre continues with 80 children and young people from ages 6 to 35, divided into 6 groups. Nora Jarchow-Durrenfeld, Jarchow-Durrenfeld, choreographer and dance teacher, has directed the Dance Theatre Strausberg since its foundation. founda-tion. in NewUtah! C? n n n 1 n Utah's strongest bank. King From Front "I've grown with thi r. she said. F- Cast members v.. come from Sprin-"" Eagle Mountain to ' this production. YourV there are over 60 ptv-'; the musical, incluj children. ' v Next week when the . duct ion comes to Pie;-. Grove, the audience a special treat as Pleasant Grove Y-School Y-School Orchestra prer"' the music. In addition, Young S: there will be no rese' seating, so everyone"' encouraged to come e The musical begins at f : each night. Ticket Pr are $9 for adults and children. "The King air continues this w-Thursday, w-Thursday, Friday s Saturday, as well as n Monday at the Scera "The King and I is a r- J.. 1 . uucuoii peopie a genera' ago ien in love with Yo said. "It is a classic tale east versus west I flit's fl-it's delightful." x -i j 1 loung saia tne next r A,,Mnn tU tin m ' will most likely be a rr: tery performed in the fa As for her plans ai "The King and I" through, Young said it ue nine 10 start ner mus; at the elementary sch appropriately titled, Need a Vacation." Fri, 5at ) A 'tin |