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Show Have You Applied For A Bazaar Booth Yet? Wards and clubs who want to raise funds for a worthy project will be "selling their wares" to those who stop by at their booths after the parade on Saturday morning, June 21. Ernie Summers is still receiving requests for booth space for those individuals or groups who are interested. Booths will be located around the parking space at the back of the Orem City Center. Orem Summer Family Festival Booth Application Name of Non-Profit Organization Type of Booth Came, Food, Confectionary Size of Booth -12 1 12 All booths to be located between tennis court and Lion's Pavillion - Orem City Park. Booths operated after Parade - Throughout day Send Application to: Ernie Summers 20 t. 420 N. Orem, Utah 840S7 225-6757 Orem's 1980 Baby Contest Age 5 months-12 months 13 months-23 months PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED Must Be Orem Resident Name Age Parents' Names Parents' Address CATEGORIES Mr. Orem Tiger Future "Miss Orem" Mail Entries to-- Orem Boosters, Inc. Attn: Donna Richards P.O. Box 244 Orem, Utah 84057 DEADLINE Postmarked June 16, 1980 Judging Will Be June 20, 1980 13 months-23 months 11:00 a.m. 5 months-12 months 1:00 p.m. o LTD CURRENT OFFERING RATE fn I 1 r?n J J J HufeOBw r rzr n no ADQDQDa(3D 1 (()) I C 0 Lo J UJ D j y Substantial Interest Penalty For Early Withdrawal Af DESERETiMfil he newest laeas l With x f SEE ft -.s"h.v. Orem-Geneva Times -June 5, 1980 R Ay i Opens 1980S The Road, - Winter, is a charming bit of Americana, captured in a lithograph by Currier & Ives, printmakers to America. This will be one of the 44 selections included in the 1980 Utah Pageant of the Arts production, beginning June 6 at American Fork. Pageant Of The flri eason School Theater, except Sunday and July 4, concluding July 11. This year's production offers several "firsts," including the largest cast ever - 122 people nightly - and requires a triple cast. The largest number num-ber of pieces - 44 separate selections -also offers a wide range of interest for art buffs and patrons of long standing or those coming for the first time. In addition, some 50 volunteers are required re-quired behind the scenes to assist with staging, lighting, makeup, costuming, headgear and casting. More than 450 cast members applied for the volunteer cast slots, with those selected ranging from barely school age to 83-years-old. Cast members "perform" for ten nights, learning no lines and remaining motionless in their stage set for one or -i-- - - . ffr FEDERAL'S il' American Fork's famous Utah Pageant of the Arts, which presents re-productions of masterpieces of sculpture and painting selections, will open a new season on Friday. Described by critic's as "an exciting new kind of theater," the production includes many striking new selections, as well as a few favorites from past productions, repeated to meet audience demand. Now in the eighth year, Utah Pageant of the Arts creates "living pictures" by bringing art pieces to life with living cast members. A dramatic tableau takes the audience back to the time of the great masters or to the studio of the artist of today. A balance of contemporary and traditional tra-ditional art works, combining the creativity crea-tivity of centuries, make up the new program, according to directors David O. Brockbank and Bill Kirkpatrick. The show will be presented nightly at 8 p.m. at American Fork High , Contest Begins Orem residents are invited to enter the 1980 Orem Beautification Contest and assist in making Orem a more beautiful and clean city. Sponsored Spon-sored by the Orem City Beautification Committee, Com-mittee, the purpose of the program is to encourage en-courage landscape improvements throughout . the city. There are two entry dassications: home and business. Select as a project anything that will'definitely improve the landscape appearance of your home or business. . Deadline for entries is July 31, anj judging will be the week of August 11 through 16. A five member panel of judges, citizens of Orem, will visit each project. They will size up the over-all appearance and look for indications of good ' planning. They will consider the selection, group ing, and placement of plant materials. Awards will be presented at the City Center Aug. 26. A first and second price, of $75 and $50, respectively, will be awarded in each of the two classifications. Additional entry blanks are available at the City Center. For further information, call Connie Andersen ( 224-1828 ) or Bruce Smith ( 225-6890 ) . Orem City Beautification Contest Entry Blank Fill in the information, te r out, and mail before July 31 to: Orem Beautification Contest Orem City Center Orem, Utah 84057 Name , .... .. Address Telephone Classification: Home Business '"V &t I ' .. i Transportation Seminar Slated Transportation planners, plan-ners, city and state transportation trans-portation directors, public transit managers and government leaders from across the western United States will gather in Salt Lake City, June 18, 19, 20 for a seminar to discuss various aspects of public transportation management. manage-ment. Sponsored by the Office Of-fice of Service and Methods Demonstrations of the Urban Mass Transportation Trans-portation Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation, Trans-portation, the seminar, "Transportation Brokerage Broker-age for Executive management," man-agement," will be presented pre-sented at Snowbird in Little Cottonwood Canyon by transportation researchers re-searchers from The University Uni-versity of Tennessee Transportation Center. The seminar is designed de-signed particularly for , , those persons working in Cindy Chipman, part of the Utah Youth transportation adminis-Ballet, adminis-Ballet, will be performing with the group in a Nation. Some topical Summer Ballet Gala during the Pageant of the areas w include the ap- Arts in American Fork. two minutes. . Patrons are reminded that reservations reser-vations should be obtained early to avoid disappiontment, since the Pageant frequently has "sell-out" audiences. Tickets are $5 and $6 with special discounts dis-counts available at box office, 54 E. Main. Vr-'FEDERAL J I for Savers Since 1906 TWIN DRIVE-IN HIS (. 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