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Show Orem-Geneva Times- -Wednesday May 25, 1988 Page 3 In I I BENJAMIN G. BRADSHAW 6. J. Bradshaw to serve in Yugoslavia A farewell meeting will be held for Benjamin G. Bradshaw on Sunday, Sun-day, May 29, at 11:45 a.m. at the Orem 33rd Ward, 8th East and Center St., Orem. He has been called to the Austria Vienna East Mission and will serve in Yugoslavia. Ben is a 1987 graduate of Orem High School where he was active in athletics. He has completed his freshman year at Yale University where he was a member of the varsity varsi-ty basketball team. He is the son of Marjorie and Bill Bradshaw. . An open house in his honor will be held at the Bradshaw home, 879 E. 400 S., from 4 to 6 p.m. r TODD J. LEWIS Todd J. Lewis called to Puerto Rico Todd J. Lewis, son of Jay and Pamela Lewis, has been called to serve in the Puerto Rico San Juan . Mission for The Church of Jesus - Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will , : enter the Missionary Training Center V June 8, 1988. ,, . . Elder Lewis will speak at a sacrament sacra-ment meeting service) be held Sunday, Sun-day, May 29, at 11:3a a.m. in the Sunset Heights 7th Ward, 1260 South 400 West, Orem. Neighbors and friends are cordially invited. ' Todd is a 1987 graduate of Mountain Moun-tain View High School and IDS Seminary where he participated on the basketball team. He has been attending at-tending Snow College on an academic scholarship. Car burglaries Orem police are investigating car burglaries at 1704 S. State and 700 W. , 200 S. $500 worth of carpet tools were taken in one burglary and a $60 cassette player was taken from another. An air compressor was reported taken from a garage at 1100 W. 400 S. area Monday. A trailer power lift valued at $250 is reported missing from 600 E. 1600 S. Police investigated a burglary at Zinc Marketing, 574 N. State, in which a AM-FM stereo was taken. Entry was through an air conditioning vent in the roof. Volunteer help is needed Volunteer sewers are needed to, sew costumes for the production of. 'Cinderella to be staged at Valley Center Playhouse. Anyone who helps will receive complimentary tickets to the theater for the family. Those interested in-terested please call Jody Renstrom at the theater in Lindon, 785-2217 or 224-5310. West High Class of '58 plans reunion The 30-year reunion for West High School (Salt Lake City) Class of 58 is planned for September 17, 1988 at Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah. 1 For information about the reunion, reu-nion, or whereabouts of any former classmates, please call Linda Smith, '801-363-3412 or Ella Mattiesen, 301-2954924. nanccccmMil C tMMO CARE MEDICALEQU Rental, Sales and Service We Bill Medicare 60 E. State Rd. Pleasant Grove 785-1000 JIM PAYNE Jim Payne homecoming Sunday, May 29 Jim Payne, son of I. Reed Payne and Ruth Payne, has returned from serving in the Stockholm Sweden Mission Mis-sion for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He will speak at a homecoming service on Sunday, May 29, at 11:30 pjn. at the Lakeridge 4th Ward, 158 E. 1100 S., Orem. All relatives and friends are welcome. Self esteem depression lecture Learn what causes self esteem to drop and depression to set in. Learn how self esteem rises and how to get out of depression. A lecture on this topic will be taught by Pat Larsen and Lilly Harris, educators with the Patey Human Resource Education Center of Orem, Utah. The lecture will heighten your awarenesses as to where you are in life, and how you got there. This lecture will be Thursday May 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the Provo City Utilities Building at 251 West 800 North. Shane Pedersen graduates hospital school Navy Hospitalman Recruit Shane D. Pedersen, son of David L. Pedersen of 248 W. 1310 N., Orem, Utah, was graduated from the Navy's Hospital Corps School. During the ten-week course at Naval School of Health and Sciences, San Diego, Pedersen received instructions in-structions on the basic medical pro-, pro-, cedures used by hospital corpsmen as . they assist Navy doctors and nurses. He was also introduced to all phases of military health services, including in-cluding X-ray technology, laboratory analysis, general practice and surgery. He joined the Navy Reserves in November 1987. New members invited to Orem TOPS The Orem TOPS Club (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) is alive and well and holding their meetings every Wednesday Wednes-day night at 6:30 p.m. at the Orem High School, room A 15. This month TOPS is holding a paper contest. The one losing the most weight wins a box full of packaged paper products, such as napkins, paper towels, kleenex, etc. Old and new members are invited to come and join in the fun, meet new people, and get support in reaching their goals. For further information call-Joyce call-Joyce Ottens at 225-7007. at RETURN TO SNOWY RIVER partii m F T Lt CJ L yt I tyi'TV I IN i tokww yj "",.. mcturt tor Iht ftmily to in togtlhei." """uftDC AKin -Chris Hicks Desert! News t J II 111 1 HUrt AINU ON OUR OWN " yiiUJ GLoRY mm m VALUABLE r V "Uftw y Burgers - Fries - Shakes Famous For Fabulous Fruit Shakes and Gourmet Hamburgers Next to University Mall, Orem L Locally Owned and Operated VALUABLE IIIIIIH III j:if ' MMII STEVE YOCUM MVHS senior wins Gov's Vocational Scholarship Steve Yocum, a senior at Mountain Moun-tain View High, was awarded the Governor's Vocational Scholarship Award at an awards luncheon, May 16, at the Salt Lake Community College. Col-lege. He has been an active member of the VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) organization at the high school for two years. He also holds the office of reporter for the club. Out of hundreds who applied throughout the state, 47 high school students were awarded. Steve was the only Orem student to receive the scholarship. The scholarship paid for one year's (September to June) tuition tui-tion to any secondary or vocational college in the state. Steve will attend Utah Valley Community College where he plans to pursue his trade in the cabinet making and mill shop classes. He has chosen a career in Industrial In-dustrial Education. Steve is the son of David and Glenna Yocum. Canyon Viewpoint The award winning Canyon View Jr. High Jazz Band will hold an out door pillow concert on the front lawn of the school Thursday, May 26, at 6:30 p.m. Thirty-five students will be playing old popular, big band, and jazz rock music. The Jazz Band got a superior rating at the district festival. The concert will be about one r hour. Bring a pillow or lawn chair and ' be prepared ' for ; some wonderful ' music.; Admission is free. Canyon View is located at 950 N. 655 E., Orem. Born at UVRMC to Orem parents May 12 Boy to Roger and Connie N. Seegmiller May 16 Girl to Brady and Kristi E. Bellsiton Twin girls to Rick and Kristine Z. Madsen Boy to John and Karen B. Gardner Boy to V. Douglas and Anne H. Liechty Mayf7 B oy to Robert and Ann F. Killpack May 18 Boy to Steven and Elizabeth J. Levis Boy to Scott and Terry B. Mason Boy to Belisar and Imireya T. . Colorado Boy to Tracy and Diane Powell Boy to Jerry and Bobbi Ferguson May 19 Girl to Stephen and Suzanne S. Allred Boy to David and Andrea D. Mitton Girl to Ross and Margo Spencer WED. THRU SAT. STARTS 9:15 ADULTS $3. KIDS UNDER 12 FREE COUPON , FREE...! Any Hamburgeri rurcnase 01 a ; rainy aieaik i Sandwich ! 225-9585 J COUPON There are stories about cats and stories about lots of wonderful things in the library at Windsor Elementary School as the 'Aristocats' dancers can tell you. Kindergarten children put on a program called "In The Library." Mrs. Kristi Graham and Mrs. Rosemary Mackay are the teachers. The children learned how to take care of books and that books are fun and exciting. Foster grandparents honored By Jeanne Thayne "It helps me keep alert. . .and a little cash doesn't hurt," quipped Af-ton Af-ton Young who was honored at the annual an-nual Foster Grandparent Recognition Banquet held in American Fork recently. She advised everyone to "get up and get going and your life will be swell." Another foster grandparent, Donald Fox, enjoys working with kids at the state hospital. "I get squeals of delight from the youngsters when I go into their living quarters," said Fox. "I joke and tease them and give them a big hug. Anything to make them happy. We work at whatever their mental capacity will allow," he said. Fox said being with the kids is "a lot -better than speaking." Charles J. Dearing is director of -the Foster Grandparent program which began 23 years ago and has grown continuously since that time. "My heart is filled with the program," pro-gram," he said. "I love all of you very much." Speakers at the program also included in-cluded Utah County Commissioner Gary J. Anderson who hailed the Foster Grandparent Program. "If it weren't for these ladies my kids couldn't read as well as they do." He said the program should be enhanc- -ed throughout the county. "It's affecting affec-ting lives. You're the backbone of the county' he told the "grandparents." , : Special honors went to Isabell Aston who has been a foster grandparent grand-parent for 21 years and Alverda Jones who has been with the program for 17 years, 4 (Mi Those who have served 15 years include: Jennie Burnett, Allie Car-don, Car-don, Erma Christensen and Lillian Sorensen. Ten year awards: Mildred Er-win, Er-win, Jennie Fullmer, Ruth Graham, Thelma Taylor. Five year awards: Beth Anderson, Ander-son, Verl Hancock, Afton Young. Three year awards: Emma Baxter, Bax-ter, Maurine Burningham, Grace SCERA names new manager for Shell amphitheater An actor, director and businessman from Tulsa, Oklahoma has been brought to the SCERA Shell in Orem this summer to manage the outdoor amphitheater. David Whitlock will oversee show production and supervise the overall physical plant, says Norm Nielsen, president of SCERA. "We get an extra bonus with David," says Nielsen. "He also happens hap-pens to be a very fine actor and wUl reprise the role of George M. Cohan--a role he played last summer to very good reviews at the Pink Garter Theatre in Jackson Hole, Wyo.-in the Shell's production of 'George M.'" Nielsen saw Whitlock in performance perfor-mance last summer, and first inquired in-quired about his availability to star in a SCERA production. . ; "When I realized that he was interested in-terested and that I also had a potential poten-tial opportunity to use him for the Shell management post, I snatched the chance. We are extremely featuring INTERNATIONAL FIREWORKS COMPETITION China, Japan, Italy and France will bring their best ground and air fireworks displays choreographed to music as they compete for audience approval and awards. Austin Fireworks, America's leading pyrotechnicians will provide the finale complete with lasers. ill M I - -ex A I t -i i IV " ""It - V I Davis, Evelyn Fox, Nancy Hayden, Joseph Meyere, Grace Montague, Lenora Mott, Wanday Scholes, Ray Schwartz, Cinderella Stewart. Entertainment at the dinner was provided by Nathan and Ruth Hale who delighted the group with humorous skits of Nauvoo experiences ex-periences as they related to the elderly. pleased." Whitlock attended Florida State University where he was involved in the Florida State Children's Theatre and performed with them, touring throughout Florida and Georgia. He was also involved in several workshops, including the BFA of Fine Arts Workshop, an exclusive audition-only audition-only program established by actor Burt Reynolds. "Only 25 students are ultimately selected, and we have the unique opportunity op-portunity of working in a specialized way with top people in many areas of acting," explains Whitlock. He also attended the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute Workshop where he was able to study under actress ac-tress Jane Alexander and to perform in half a dozen community .theater productions in Oklahoma. He played major leads in "South Pacific" and "Romeo and Juliet" at the Sapulpa Theatre in Sapulpa, Okla., a community com-munity near Tulsa. GUEST STARS O RICH LITTLE . America's foremost impressionist O MARY HART The singing host from "Entertainment Tonight" O EMMANUEL LEWIS Star of the TV favorite, "Webster" O THE OSMOND BOYS The hit second generation family of entertainers O THE OSMOND BROTHERS Alan, Merrill and Wayne for a special performance Sellout 177711 |