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Show Sign up now for Miss Springville Pageant February 15, - 'H)' Springville Herald - 111"' Lady Lion president, Mae Miller, is shown with Jaynann Payne and Rhea Jean Hancock, who presented the program at the Lady Lions Valentine Party Thursday. Jaynann gave a presentation on early american women titled 'American patriots in petticoats.' Rhea Jean sang and played the guitar. The beautiful Valentine decorations were prepared by Rhea Warren, War-ren, Marva Taylor, Evamae Elder, Reva White and Geraldine Wilson. The Miss Springville Pageant Committee is busy seeking contestants con-testants and sponsors for the April 28 pageant. Ranee Thorpe, Vicky Curtis, Vickie Murray, and Jeanne Strong have been making plans to make the event a positive experience ex-perience which all contestants will enjoy. Preparation workshops with individualized in-dividualized attention are planned to enable the contestants to gain confidence and feel more prepared. The hostess program was such a success last year, it is planned again for this years pageant. Each girl will have a hostess who will go through the entire format of pageant activities ac-tivities giving help and support. Any girl considering entering the contest can obtain information and application forms from Ranee Thorpe 489-7515 or Vicky Curtis 489-5627. 489-5627. The contest will be limited to fifteen applicants. Applications will be accepted on a first come first served basis beginning February 22. Girls who wish to enter the pageant must be 18-26 18-26 years of age by October 31, 1984, and never "have been married. Application deadline is February 29. The pageant is entirely funded by the businesses and people in the community. Their contributions are very much appreciated. Anyone wishing to sponsor one of the contestants or contribute to the pageant can contact Jeanne Strong 489-6059. Entries due for Musettes Scholarship contest The Iviusettes of Springville announce an-nounce their annual music scholarship contest to be held March 14, 1984, at the Springville Museum of Art. The contest is open to all students of Springville High School except previous first place winners. Applications for vocal or instrumental in-strumental competition are available from the high school music department. Applications must be returned by February 29, 1984, to Alberta Hoover, 130 East 100 North, Springville (489-4760). Krookside School is happy to announce their "Citizens of the Month" for February. They are front row left to right: Rachel Warren daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Warren, Kelli Jackson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackson; Dawn Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Wright; Chad Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Davis; Matt Sacks, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sacks; Paul Ekins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brent Ekins; Karln Beane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Keane; Back row left to right: Malisa Bird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bird; Amy Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Walker; Jeremy Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterson; Jason Jolley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cal Jolley ; Amber Dominguez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Dominguez. 'Annie' to open at BYU today "Annie," the upbeat, joyous Broadway musical comedy hit about America's favorite little orphan, will open at Brigham Young University's de Jong Concert Hall today (Feb. 15) at 8 p.m. Directed by Max Golightly, the popular production will also run Feb. 16-18 and 21-25, with matinee performances Feb. 20 at 4:30 p.m. Tickets are available at the Drama Ticket Office, 378-3875. Holly Jo Markgraf, 11 year old daughter of Don and Emily Markgraf of Springville, is part of the cast of -Annie. Holly is a very talented singer and is playing one of the orphans in the show. Last summer Holly toured with the cast of 'Saturdays Warrior'. She has had many experiences singing and dancing. "The show is the original story of Little Orphan Annie's adjustment'to being an orphan and her subsequent adoption by the wealthy Daddy Warbucks," Golightly explains. "I must have had 20 people ask me very seriously just why this show has been so popular. My answer is that it appeals to the child in all of us. "It's the ultimate, ideal family show," he insists. "The only other literary counterpart is 'Heidi'-the little lost soul looking for love and affection. "We're all looking for a home that is bright and beautiful-and it's always going to happen 'Tomorrow," he says, referring to the show's optimistic anthem. Framed by a fun cartoon proscenium, the action will take place in front of a massive New York City skyline, with wagon units and "fly-in" sets depicting everything from the squalor of Hooverville to the glamor of Warbucks' mansion. It Pffjt : 4 A rare South American bird, the hoatzin, has claws on its wings as well as on its feet when it's young, help it to climb about in the trees. Holly Jo Markgraf This beautiful hand-made queensize quilt will be given away Saturday, Feb. 18, at the annual Wild Game Supper sponsored by the Art City Post 5787 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The dinner is free and will be hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary. Members, partners and guests are invited to come Saturday at 7 p.m., to the Veterans Memorial Meeting Room, 55 East 200 South, west entrance. Bring your own utensils and a good appetite ap-petite and join the fun. There will also be a sale of baked goods and white elephants in addition to the lovely quilt that will be given away. Proceeds will go to the Cancer Aid and Research Fund. E Comtes Have fun Identify this Profile! HERE'S THE RULES: 1. A FAMILY AFFAIR! Anyone in the family who can read and write can enter our contest. Anyone may enter UNLESS a member of your immediate Tamily (living in your home) is employed by the Springville Herald or by the merchant whose ad is heavily bordered in this section. (This applies ONLY during the week this ad is bordered). Employees of other sponsoring merchants ARE eligible. 2. There's nothing to buy use any slip of paper for entry blank. Not necessary to be present to win. Not necessary to be a subscriber to the Springville Herald. CLUES are buried ONLY in the ads of participating merchants below and elsewhere in the paper. 3. READ the paper carefully and when you have decided who .the Profile belongs to and have found all the clues you can, then write your Name, Address & Phone number on any slip of paper. Tell us who you think the Profile belongs to and write down the number of clues you have found. (You do NOT have to list them). 4. DEPOSIT your entry in any one or all of the boxes located at the four sponsoring merchants whose ads are heavily bordered each week to enable you to identify the stores. (One entry per person each box.) The four entry boxes will be rotated and placed in 4 different stores each week. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an aduit. 5. THIS WEEK'S CONTEST BEGINS when you receive this week's issue and closes at 4 p.m. Monday of the following week. At that time a drawing will be held at the newspaper until someone has identified the Profile. The entry that correctly cor-rectly identifies the Profile will receive SI 2.00 in Profile Bucks. If the same entry has given the correct number of clues, they will receive a bonus of $20.00 in Profile Bucks. If this bonus is not won, it will be added to next week's Bonus which will continue to grow until it is won. PROFILE BUCKS must be exchanged in trade w ith one or all of the participating par-ticipating merchants. They will not be exchanged for cash. Every precaution will be taken to avoid errors. The publisher of the Springville Herald will be judge in all questions and his decision is final! im vcniMnp diuyu.u sponsors .0f Kperamtcs 1015 S. 400 E. Springville 489-3025 Register Now Mini Seminars every Tuesday Volunteer fireman 107o Discount on any ceramic item or any item in our new FROZEN FOOD section. Sage Creek Market Snelson Photocolor Lab. Inc. For all your photographic needs- 5 - Bring this ad for $1.00 off on any $10.00 purchase. 485 So. Main - 489-4752 LOCKER RENTAL $19.00 to $23.00 6 months $1.00 OFF Min. $10.00 or more (Applies to lockers) purchase Custom Cutting Curing SPRINGVILLE Meat & Cold Storage 268 S. 100 W. 489-6391 THE PIZZA PAN 52 W. 200 S. Call for Delivery after 5 p.m. FREE DELIVERY with this coupon 489-9484 CHRISTENSEN'S Dept. Store See our SPECIALS for Profile Clues 245 So. Main 489-5381 MINI MALL Gas and Goodies Chappel Oil Co. Watch our Neon sign for WEEKLY Specials VIDEO STOP 32 West 200 South 489-Show (7469) Springville. Utah Your Video Entertainment Headquarters BETAVHS AudioVideo Valuable Coupon Fresh Baked Sliced BREAD 29 with this coupon 16 Oz. Loaf - Coupon expires 21384 Happy Service Market Springville J COUPON 3 TAC0S OR 3 CRISP BEAN BURRIT0S ONLY 00 I I i TACO) I tIMfl j TO I 4 j 220 No. Main. I Springville I . "I COUPON - SAVE TIME AND MONEY Bring Your Next PRESCRIPTION to us ART CITY PHARMACY 188 So. Main Springville, Utah 489-5618 RADIO SHACK DEALER Vi Price 14K Gold Earrings 220 So. Main Springville emt mrmbfr 489-422 1 Headquarters Hairstyling 1st Cut $9.00 2nd person $5.00 $10.00 OFF any perm 295 So. Main Springville Jl 375-8280 - IBUY ONE . . . GET ONE FREE Your choice of a Bounty or Bounty Cheese, Ranchburger, or Fish Sandwich. Free sandwich will be same as sandwich purchased. 615 North Main CUP THIS AD FOR $1.00 OFF each $10.00 purchase (Reg. price) I COMPLETE WEDDING SERVICE I L. bnquti and prlvala parll j Linda Hatfield Charlene Butler owners S4S to. main tprlntfvllla, Utah 489-7I9I Do you prefer Quality or Quantity UTAH SERVICE INC. 35 E. 4th South 7 UTAH 11: SERVICE INC S Lumbar Industrial - Hardware 489 5686 Springvilla, Utah POLAR KING Introduces their NEW "DBLE PK" Mission to Northern California For the Big Appetite Special $2.00 (Includes Fries) Store manager 3 |