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Show Times Newspaper Cliciuntenettes house" for May; "June is Bustin' Out All Over" for (what else?) June; "By the Sea" for August; "The Falling Leaves" for October; Oc-tober; and "We Need a Little Christmas" for December. The pops concert will conclude con-clude the season for the Chaun-tenettes, Chaun-tenettes, although they will be getting back together this summer sum-mer to perform at the SCERA and at Provo's Freedom Festival. Letter carriers food drive to benefit needy Most letter carriers from throughout the state will be collecting col-lecting food donations while making their appointed rounds on Sat., May 11. Utah letter carriers car-riers are hoping to fill local food bank shelves, which are traditionally tradi-tionally bare this time of year. Letter carriers are dedicating dedicat-ing the drive to the 100,000 children in the state exposed to hunger each day. Residents throughout Utah are being asked to participate by placing nonperishable food in a bag near their mailbox prior to mail delivery on Saturday, May 11. All food will be distributed to local food banks. Last year, Utah letter carriers car-riers collected nearly 500,000 pounds of food, enough to provide pro-vide approximately 170,000 meals for hungry Utah children and adults. The Letter Carriers Food Drive is the largest single-day single-day food drive in the nation.' I -Al. W can prevent , electrical accidents this summer by following these important safety tips: . Don't let children climb, im build treehouses - or play in trees ss near power lines. Don't let ' children fly kites near power lines, or in rainy weather (never use any string containing metal or foil). . Teach children to stay out of electrical substations sub-stations and other areas marked "Danger: High Voltage." Exercise caution and use common sense around electricity, and teach your children to do the same. When it comes to kids and power lines, safety is no accident. UTAH incKiuni from page 2 In addition to the pops concert, con-cert, the group annually performs per-forms a Christmas concert, sacred fireside, and patriotic concert. Practices are held Wed nights from 7 to 9 p.m. at Suncrest Elementary School in. As director, Maurine has missed only two rehearsals through the years. One way she has maintained her record is by scheduling surgeries, such as last year's knee replacements, "I'm confident that our customers' generosity will parallel paral-lel the enthusiasm that's been exhibited by all our letter carriers car-riers for this very worthwhile project," said Ed McGrath, Orem letter carrier and Utah state president of the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC). "It may mean a heavier mail satchel and maybe a few sore muscles, but the burden will be eased knowing that our efforts will help families in need." Letter carriers from hundreds of cities in all 50 states will take part. The NALC is a postal labor union representing more than 300,000 members who have a long history of service ser-vice to their communities. Last year, 45 million pounds of food were .collected nationwide. Letter Let-ter carriers around the country hope to collect more than 50 million mil-lion pounds of food this year. ATM, 1 4 POWER Atrsv tr ccnu r A Dh'hitni of fth ifiCorfi (Safety. Irs tm VyACCIMNt,, http:www.pacificorp.com Wednesday, May 8, during the Chauntenettes offseason. off-season. She once went to a rehearsal re-hearsal with a cast on her leg following foot surgery. She also had a ruptured eye, and was wearing an eye patch. ' Accompanist Irene planned to be a music major at BYU, and did serve as an accompanist with Crawford Gates. She has had years of experience as an accompanist in church, beginning begin-ning as a Sunday School organist or-ganist at age 13. She credits her mother's training with helping her achieve what she has musically. musi-cally. "An accompanist almost has to crawl inside somebody's head and know what they're going to do and when," Maurine said, in praising Irene. The two agreed that they have truly become a team -- almost one person in their musical collaboration. Their husbands, L. Kay Madsen of Orem, and F. Terry Jenkins of Pleasant Grove, have both been supportive throughout the years. "We LCDlCD AAAAAAAj $b O iqsAiiensiHS IPFOITBNITT z 175 E. 200 South 1996 ...couldn't have done it without them," Maurine said, v Answering their own question ques-tion of, "Is there life after i Chauntenettes?" Maurine and ; Irene admitted to enjoying other ' interests as well. For Irene it is gardening, sewing, cooking, 'travel, and working full-time as '"a travel agent. For Maurine it is . stained glass work, gardening, working with the computer, and enjoying her family, many of , whom live close by. Irene is the ; mother of five and grandmother of 9. Maurine raised 8 children and has 30 grandchildren. A favorite song? Maurine's favorite is "Let There Be Peace On Earth", with has been adopted as the Chauntenettes theme song. Musicis a great way to promote peace, the director maintained. Anyone interested in joining with the Chauntenettes, or scheduling the group to perform, should call publicity chair LaNon Jensen, 225-0691. j-.-iv.. 'ia on & i r; Hill kaVwwwwWsAA UAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (llllllllllllllllllllllll)c$3 n 99 N. Geneva Road Get pressure canning gauges tested Testing of pressure canning gauges will be done locally under the direction of Utah State University Extension Services. Ser-vices. Tina Howard is coordinator coor-dinator of the project. Testing will be done: Friday, May 17 12:00 p.m.-l:30 p.m.; Pleasant Grove ! JPy. We Deliver W00DSTUFF I pKHelMlWffllil Ad(Jrcss. j; L. JJjfM3i&LJ 955 South 1950 West j I Bulk Bark. 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