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Show Now I' tali - ThursJa. September 12. 2W2 - Pje 16 Obituaries Samuel (Roy) Slater Julian Mark Arnold Samut-l Alroy (Roy) church, serving as a Provo Slater, 91, died September Temple worker for 5 years. Together forever 3, 2002 in American Fork, Utah. He was born December 11, 1907 in Lehi, Utah, to N'ephi William and Ellen C o 1 1 e d g e Slater. He married Alice Wright September Sep-tember 18, 1928 in Salt Lake City. Their marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Alice died July 19, 1997. Roy worked at Geneva Steel, retiring after 30 years. He was a nursery man and won awards for his garden. He was an avid hunter and fisherman and was active in sports, still participating at age 70 in softball. He was active in the LDS He also worked as a church custodian. cus-todian. He is survived by a daughter and two sons; June (James Reed) Pulley, American Fork, Roy J. "RJ"(Lore-na) "RJ"(Lore-na) Slater, Oak City, Merrill "Sam" (Linda) Slater, American Fork; 12 grandchildren, 50 great grandchildren, and 25 great-great grandchildren. Funeral Services were Monday, September 9 in the American Fork 5th Ward. Interment was in American Fork Cemetery, under the direction of Anderson & Sons Mortuary. A special thanks to the owners and caregivers at Beehive Home at 164 West 200 So. American Fork for their tender loving care. LHS sets 1957 class reunion Sept. 14 The Lehi High School Class of 1957 will hold its 45th reunion at Thanksgiving Thanksgiv-ing Point in Lehi on Saturday, Satur-day, Sept. 14, from 6 to 9 p.m. The cost is $65 a couple or $32.50 single. Class members can come early and tour the gardens for a $4 cost. For further information, contact Bob Allison, 756-9353, Grant Johnson, 766-8509 or Ralph Haws, 254-8431. 'Music Man'opens at Lehi High School "The Music Man" will march into town Friday, Sept. 20 at the LHS auditorium, audito-rium, sponsored by the Lehi Arts Council, the Meredith Wilson production will also run Sept. 21, 23,27, 28. The cast of 40 represents talent from Lehi as well as American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Provo and Orem. Professor Harold Hill is being played by Neal Johnson, John-son, drama teacher for American Fork High School, and Marian Paroo is being played by Elise Adams. Other cast members include Shawna Nielsen as Eulalie Shinn, Steve Winters Win-ters as Mayor Shinn, Penni Glazier as Mrs. Paroo, Andrew Galloway as Winthrop, Sound Accord (a barbershop quartet from American Fork) as the School Board, and Jacob Haight and Ashley McKin-non McKin-non as Tommy Djilas and Zaneeta Shinn. Beverly Wilson and Patricia Patri-cia Birchall are the acting producers for the show with Kris Jennings, director. Elise Adams is directing vocals and choreography. Props mistress is Celestia Frei, costume mistress is Paula Foote, and the stage manager and set designer is Brittany Peterson. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. with tickets; $5 per person, $20 per family; available at the door. Advanced tickets can be purchased at the Lehi Legacy Lega-cy Center offices, 123 N. Center Street or online at www.lehiarts.org. Wr jsife rhi p psiiirsy sit TinnvTm vt Sqt. 13 $10 Thurl Bailey Sept 14 S 10 Colors Sept 21 $10 Ryan Shupe and the Rubberhand Sqt. 28 $10 Peter Breinholt M:M1Vn:iKH:iif.Hli'ill Farmers Market Every Saiurdav through October 5.. 9 am - 2 pm FREE.' Garden Adventure Nights Moiuliv Nights! 5cpt..l6. 23! 30 6:30 PM - S PM S5 jvr jvt vn S25 rvrirmilv TRLEfor Season Pass wd Aihamuv Rissjwt HoUcrs The Rippingttjns Featuring Russ Fheevas Fri.. Sept. 20 Waterfall Amphitheatre Smooth Jaz: in a beautiful setting! Ik Jccts Just S22 'RIDERS IN THE SKY Mon.. Sept. 23 The Film Takers S21 YouVe heard them in Tov Storv 2. now sec them LIE! MARATHON RELAY Su, Sept. 28 8:00 AM Starting at Electric Park. Course is all over beautiful Thanksgiving Point property bifocal S01 SI 6-2592 The Scarlet Pimpernel "A National Touring Co." Mon. & Tues. Nov.lS-19 730 FM The Bam Tickets S27 SPOOKY TALES October 14. 19. 21. 26. 2S 7:00 PM Children's Amphitheatre S4 per person GARDEN VIEW SATURDAY BRUNCH Saturdays from 9am- Thanksgiving Gardens Visitor Center and Pano S15.95 Adults S7.95 ChiLben For Tickets Call 325-SET or log on to wAv.ricketrnaster.corn Tickets to all other events available at the door or the Thanksshina Point Box Ouice. -pm A r Julian Mark Arnold "Bubba 43. died September Septem-ber 3, 2002 after a long V illness. He was born May 31, 1959 in Evanston, Wyoming. He married T h e 1 m a a n Huizen July 20, 197S in Salt Lake City; they were later divorced. He married Angela Morrell June 15, 1996 in Vernal. He loved Harley Davidson David-son motorcycles, fishing, jazz music; and especially loved being with family and friends. He was a member of the LDS church and had a strong testimony of his Heavenly Father. He was best known for his honesty. He is survived by his wife, Angela, American Fork; his children: Amber Pack, Jaime Pack, William Mark Arnold, Robert W. Pack, April DyVonne Arnold, Jaclyn Nicole Arnold; brothers, William Frank Arnold, Philip Holen; special friends, Shelly Peterson, Jesse Linan, and Linda Jewitt. He was preceded pre-ceded in death by his parents. par-ents. Funeral services were Saturday, September 7, 2002 in the American Fork 3rd Ward, 165 North 350 West. Burial was in American Ameri-can Fork Cemetery, under the direction of Anderson & Sons Mortuary, American Fork. ' ' ' '-V - ' ' w 'v,2 v ' , ,:?-?: -7' , .... L : . : ! frow? work on footinns find hnamnr,i iL .. -v. "'-mi ui me new k inn nn the camDus of Forh- Fiarr,. " un v-iiicinury school building is scheduled for completion in July 0f 2cm aems anena ponaDie unns on ine south side of th pus Demolifion ends Construction begins on the 'new' Forbes Schoo Adult religion class begins An adult religion class will be held from 2:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Sept. 10, through Dec. 17 at the Manila Stake Center, 950 E. 850 North, American Fork (next to the Mount Tim-panogos Tim-panogos LDS Temple). The subject will be the second half of the Old Testament. Tes-tament. The cost is $18.75 per semester. Participants may register at the door. The instructor is Dr. Blair G. Van Dyke, who teaches full-time in the Church Educational System Sys-tem and part-time in the Department of Ancient Scriptures at BYU. The class is sponsored by BYU Continuing Education and the Pleasant Grove Manila Stake. Construction is underway under-way on the new building being built at Forbes Elementary Ele-mentary School in American Ameri-can Fork with sub-grade, footings and foundations ready to go. Work was held up until some options could be decided on, said Rob Smith, Alpine School District Dis-trict business administrator. administra-tor. The building is scheduled to be completed by July of 2003. Sandstrom Architects of Orem is the architect and Herm Hughes Conation, Cona-tion, the general contract ' Cost is $6 million, abo $2 million dollars less th a new elementary sdu '' because the gymnast and lunch area of the . school" were retained. '' Students are now alter.' ing classes in portable un located on the south side the campus. i Physical education a lunch are attended in wh remains of the former buil" ing- i Zions Bank and Tommie's Donuts. You don't make over a thousand donuts per hour WITHOUT A REALLY BIG PIECE OF EQUIPMENT. f 1 I t - 5 . ,,?ar - - - ''l t,i- Brent and Stephanie Miller with Zions Bank Lenimfl Officer Vierit Brent and Stephanie had nearly everything they needed for their donut franchise-years franchise-years of experience in the food industry, plenty of entrepreneurial gumption, and a prime location on Logan's Main Street. They only lacked the donut-making equipment that would churn out the glazed goodies their customers were sure to love. But then Valerie Swaner and the Zions Bank commercial lending team came along with a $250,000 loan. Brent and Stephanie got their equipment, and the citizens of Logan got their sugar fix. Just another example of Zions Bank partnering with local and national businesses to bring opportunity and service to the community. S250,000 Conditional. 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