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Show New Utah! - April 14, 1999 - Page 13 ERA Shell announces summer performances Hello World 4, iTiat do Anne Murray, Gary Kkett, Maureen McGovern ' Michael McLean have in k. .monr tfK sehold Besides each being names, all four :brity performers hope to tf ; ! folks out of their house-.Ms house-.Ms to see them in concert as l t of the SCERA Shell ;door Theatre's 1999 season. Murray will appear in con-, con-, ; June 14, Puckett July 19, jAjOvern Aug. 24 and McLean ' -t. 2. Their performances will wrapped around other Shell i, jings that include four well-'ll-iwn musical productions k. ier the stars. "' Reason tickets are now avail- s at SCERA (745 S. State p': Orem) from 10 a.m. to 5 ei. weekdays or by calling -2569 or 225-ARTS. The son pass features 13 events lct t span May through 0 itember for $34.75 for adults K3l $18.75 for children (ages 3-!ii 3-!ii Those who buy their season :ets before May 7 get 10 free Aes as part of SCERA's new ;':ver Screen Series called ;epers and Keepers." These outstanding movies that "ier found wide audience laim or should have. fhe titles will include "An air to Remember," "How ;;;en Was My Valley," Sartacus," "Breakfast at j""Tany's" "Bridge on the River ffl-:ai," "Torn Curtain," iverado," "Strictly Ballroom," ;,e Gods Must Be Crazy" and ' ; diana Jones and the Last . isade." .Audiences will see a few 1 :; jiges this year, including two '? erved seating options. The 3" : ; 5 .if! : :S: ? Mif SSi! ! S' S Si? v ? $2 Marvin Payne first is the Super Supporter Club, which offers reserved seating and free chairs for all 13 events, as well as reserved concert parking, free popcorn and drinks, and a jacket or pair of binoculars as a special complimentary com-plimentary gift. The second is the Super Seater Club, which allows patrons to get reserved seating and free chairs right in front of the stage at SCERA's four celebrity concerts. "We think that with these four top performers, we have the best season in our history," SCERA Director Norm Nielsen says. "Of course, we match the concerts with four wonderful theatre productions." May 28,29 and 31, gifted writer, actor and singer Marvin Payne brings his guitar and flair for master storytelling to a 20th Anniversary performance of "The Planemaker," which Payne co-wrote with Guy Randle. "State Fair," directed by Jerry Elison, will play June 18-28. 18-28. It is Rodgers & Hammerstein's only musical written directly for the movie screen and is now a new stage musical that critics have praised as "perfection." Anna Murdock will direct "The Music Man". July 9-17. Music and lyrics by Meredith Willson showcase numbers like "Seventy-Six Trombones," "Gary, Indiana," "Till There Was You" and "Good Night Ladies." "Shenandoah," based on the movie starring Jimmy Stewart, will be brought to the stage July 30, 31 and Aug. 2,3,6,7,9,10,13 and 14 by director direc-tor Syd Riggs. The 18th Century meets the 20th Century on June 29 as the Nachtmusik Chamber Orchestra dressed in period wigs, waistcoats and knickers presents an evening entitled Merrily, Merrily Mozart. They will be joined by several guest vocalists including Diana Obituaries lary Thornton Mary Alice Tomlinson Gam ornton, 61, of Pleasant Grove ;urned to her Father in !ven on o n d a y , '- ril 12, , 99. She ; is born ? ' ivember 3, 37 in . J-e J-e a s a n t v T ove, Utah Floyd ! " icar and h-' .1 . 1 e r 1 e Ikinson Tomlinson. She mar-id mar-id James R. Garn and they ire later divorced. She married il Thornton in 1963. She grew up in Pleasant ove and attended school sre. She devoted her life to ring for others and her great t in life was her family. She .d a special love for her grand-ildren grand-ildren and loved bringing the mily together. Alice was an tive member of the LDS lurch and genealogy was her ission and also enjoyed quilt ing and working in her flower gardens. She is survived by her hus-' hus-' band Hal of Pleasant Grove; five sons and one daughter: Debbie Garn of Riverton; Randy (Pauline) Garn, Gallup, New Mexico; Craig Garn, Provo; Jeff Thornton, Pleasant Grove; Jay (Deone) Thornton, Pleasant Grove; Wayne (Nickole) Thornton, Lehi; 17 grandchildren grandchil-dren and two great grandchildren. grandchil-dren. Additional survivors include two brothers: Ralph Tomlinson, Mona; Merlin Tomlinson, Grand Junction; & a sister JoAnn Utley, Richfield. She was preceded in death by a granddaughter Stevee. Funeral services will be held Friday, April 16, 1999 at 11:00 a.m. in the Olpin Family Mortuary Chapel, 494 South 300 East, Pleasant. Grove. Family and friends may call Thursday evening from 6-8 p.m. at the mortuary and on Friday from 9:45-10:45 a.m. Interment in the Pleasant Grove City Cemetery. Daniel Mark Gines Daniel Mark Gines, 18, died iril 11, 1999 in American rk. Born August 15, 1980 in n e r l c a n rk to Kent and Mary ft Gines. was an ; jid camper ijd outdoors ',m and had ' life long .jibition to 'tame a .ivy Seal. Survived by his Father Kent 'nes, American Fork and '3ther Mary Taft Boyd, Scottsdale, AZ; 1 brother and 3 sisters Scott L. Gines, Spanish Fork; Jennadee Morris; Andrea Keetch; Rebecca Carter; fiancee Shireen Rae Poole; and infant daughter, Aaliyah Rae Gines all of American Fork. Funeral services will be Thursday at 11:00 a.m. in the American Fork 8th Ward 300 North 100 East. Friends may call Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Anderson & Sons Mortuary 49 East 100 North American Fork and Thursday at the church one hour prior, to the services. Burial in American Fork Cemetery oover thank you The family of Ralph and jtse Hoover extends thanks those who have assisted in , ' way at this time of sorrow. The kindness, cards, words sympathy and floral offer- s were greatly appreciated. rds alone cannot adequately iress our gratitude. Special thanks to our dear friends, family members, Wing Mortuary, Wines Park Ward, St. Peters Catholic Church and Utah Basque Club. Victor and Wendy Hoover Chad and Carmen Larrinaga Gina and Larry Singleton and families spen M ortgage Bert Wilson Call or come and meet us. fou '11 be glad you did! Locally Owned New $0 down program Low Loan Fees and Rates Purchase or Refinance New Construction Poor Credit Loans Available Mobile and Manufactured Homes 794 East State American Fork WOW! Rates are really LOW! Refinance or Purchase NOW! CALL TODAY We'll make getting your loan easy. Walker-Neve, former soprano of the New York City Opera and the Canadian national touring company of "Phantom of the Opera," in a Western States premier performance of the short comic opera "The Impresario." On Aug. 11, the 125-member Mountain Jubilee Chorus is back for an encore performance. Their women's barbershop style, jubilant singing and choreography cho-reography placed them as Top Ten finalists in 1997's International Competition. SCERA's 6th Annual Community Artists Concert will take places Aug. 20 and 21 and features the best and brightest musicians and vocalists vocal-ists in the state of Utah. Director Kathryn Laycock Little and the Pleasant Grove Youth Theatre will present "Ducktails & Bobbysox" May 20-24. For' tickets and information, contact SCERA at 225-2569 or 225-ARTS. Summer camping reservations available By Brian Brinkerhoff Outdoors Correspondent Summer is just around the corner, and it is now time to start making your reservations with the U.S. Forest Service for your favorite campsites. The Forest Service recommends making reservations as early as possible, to provide greater campground selection for you and to keep reservation lines open for other recreationists. Campers now have a larger selection of federal campgrounds camp-grounds to choose from this season, sea-son, thanks to more facilities available through the National Recreation Reservation Service (NRRS). The NRRS is a centralized reservation service that allows campers to reserve federal campsites managed by the USDA Forest Service and the US Army Corps of Engineers. Beginning this month, reservations reserva-tions will be accepted for more than 49,500 campsites in more than 1,700 federal campgrounds, camp-grounds, stretching from Alaska's to Florida. Through the NRRS campers can reserve a federal campsite by calling toll-free 1-800-280- CAMP or 1-877-444-6777, any day of the week, between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. (EST). Visa, AMEX, Discover, and MasterCard are accepted. With the NRRS, reservations for individual campsites can be made up to 240 days in advance. Groups can book up to 360 days in advance. The opportunity to reserve campsites in advance allows campers to make just one call to plan their summer camping vacation. In addition to campsites, NRRS users can reserve cabins, cab-ins, lookout towers, group shelters shel-ters and other federal facilities. For more information, visit the NRRS web site on the Internet, wwv,ReserveUSA.com. March 9 Girl to Alan and Tiffany Doman Pollard of Alpine. Boy to Winston and Rachel Norman Williams of Lindon. Girl to Daniel and Rebecca Mansfield Yorgason of Lehi. March 10 Boy to Steven and Cherice Robb Badger of Lehi. Girl to Neal and Kristi Christensen Beckstrand of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Shawn and Jennifer Robinson Lewis of Lehi. Boy to Ronald and Mary Anne Savage Reid of American Fork. Boy to Shaun and Angela Atwater Sabey of American Fork. March 11 Girl to Michael and Tiffany Long Adamson of American Fork. Boy to Larry and Melissa Cone Goodwin of Pleasant Grove. Boy to Matthew and Karen Webb Martin of Pleasant Grove. March 12 Girl to Eric and Rebecca Phelps Fitts of Pleasant Grove. Boy to Kenneth and Gayle Boothe Frost of American Fork. March 13 Boy to Dale and Melinda Durrant Husk of Pleasant Grove. March 14 Girl to Joseph and Julie Spence Pia of American Fork. March 15 Girl to Dean and Shiree Beck Kitchen of American Fork. March 16 Boy to Paul and Dawn Campagna Berg of Lehi. Boy to Matthew and Julie Adams Maddox of American Fork. Boy to Layne and Traci Clark Parkinson of Lehi. Boy to Jeremy and Dana Anderson Sego of Pleasant Grove. ; March 17 Girl to Scott and Corinne Smith Larsen of Lehi. ; Girl to Ben and Teressa Davies Murie of Highland. Girl to Scott and Kerri Walker Price of Pleasant Grove. ', March 18 . : Girl to Ronald and Becky Harris Christensen of Pleasant' Grove. Boy to Michael and Angela Simmons Christiansen of Lehi. Boy to Mark and Deanne Bultez Dawdy of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Alan and Donna Burrell Tischner of Cedar Hills. - Boy to Jason and Kandin Miller Willes of Pleasant Grove. March 19 Girl to Robert and Stephanie Ellis Bigelow of Pleasant Grove. Boy to Mark and Shanalee Williams Manwaring of American Fork. Girl to Shane and Sharon Patton Williams of American Fork. Boy to Charles and Wendy Turner Wood of Lehi. March 21 Girl to Craig and Anita Ware Lindstrom of Lehi. March 23 Boy to John and Amy Bielski Roberts of Lehi. Boy to Mark and Kimberly Ianuzi Anderson of Pleasant Grove. March 24 Boy to Shawn and Christi Tillman Dickerson of Provo. Boy to Brady and Eve Boxler Farley of Lehi. Boy to Jeffrey and Rebecca Firth McMurdie of Pleasant Grove. March 25 Girl to Jason and Angelena Miller Cox of Lehi. Girl to Bret and Janys Critchfield Hutchings of Lehi. Girl to Tr avis and Amanda Krommenhoek Shields of Lehi. Girl to Travis and Trudy Little Toone of American Fork. Girl to David and Gypsy Mitchell Vance of American Fork. March 26 Boy to Harmon and Marci Faulk Day of Lehi. Girl to Scott and Tanji Vierig Miner of American Fork. 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