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Show Events and Accomplishments of local Citizens Page 6 Times Newspaper Wednesday, January 5. 2000 "'fy- JEANNINE AND REED MARCHBANKS Reid & Jeannine Marchbanks celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary We are pleased to announce the Golden Wedding Anniversary of our parents, Reid and Jeannine Marchbanks. In their honor, an open house will be held on Sat urday, January 8, 2000, at the Orem 3"1 Ward Chapel, 365 S. 900 E Orem, from 7-9 p.m. Friends and family are cordially invited to attend. No gifts please. Babies born to local parents Utah Valley Regional Medical Center December 11 Girl to Holly and Scott Halvorsen of Orem December 12 Boy to Man and David Rollins of Orem December IS Boy to Wendy and David Schaerrer of Orem Boy to Jessica Whitby of Orem December 14 Boy to Hollie and Steven Griffith of Orem Girl to Karina and Arturo Leon of Orem December 15 Boy to Nancy and Michael Leach of Orem Girl to Elizabeth and Lane Livingston of Orem December 16 Girl to Sandra and John Hutchison of Orem Boy to Tyrie and Jeffery Jones of Orem Girl to Mary and Barton Schaerrer of Lindon December 17 Girl to Heather and Neal Baker of Orem Boy to Priscilla and Brent Harrison of Orem Girl to Jennifer and Jason Kern Sr. of Orem . Boy to Renee and Eric Thomas of Orem December 19 Girl to Stacy and Ray Dobbs of Orem December 20 Girl to Nina and Mark Adkins of Orem Girl to Lucinda and Gerald Berge of Orem Boy to Jennifer and Andrew Martin of Orem Girl to Tana Ungricht and Paul McCollum of Orem Boy to Nefertiti Olguin of Pleasant Grove December 21 Boy to Maria and Marcel Jonassaint of Orem December 22 Girl to Melisa and Brian Karns of Orem Boy to Amy and Thomas' Torgersen of Orem December 23 Boy to Jennifer and Jeffrey1 Lovell of Orem Boy to LaNae and Kenneth Millett of Orem I, "3- . . v f 4 i. J J MR. AND MRS. MARC ANDRUS Aubri Rino weds Marc Andrus in Oakland Temple SGERA Children's Choir announces winter registration The SCERA Children's Chorus under the direction of Susan Abbott and Emilee Knell continues contin-ues its fifth season with the 2000 winter session. SCERA President Norm Nielsen says, "Susan has taken to heart our ideals that the arts should be a learning experience, not only in music education and performing experiences but in good basic values of cooperation, accomplishment and self-esteem." ..;".v ; . ' i The 4-month winter choir term, which will run January 5 through May 18, 2000, will cul- minate with several public spring concerts for the more than 100 children involved. Continuing Continu-ing and new students ages 3 to 15 are encouraged to participate. Classes will receive a foundation in rhythm, sing music from famous fa-mous composers and folk songs from around the world, explore instruments and play fun singing sing-ing games. Registration is now open and. will continue through the end of January. There are no auditions Showtime Performing Arts Studio Musikids at 37 South Main Pleasant Grove To enroll or for more information call 796-8951 or 796-7210 Offering classes Tuesday through Friday for ages 4 to adult in: Auditioned Vocal performing groups Beginning vocal performing groups Stage choreography, Dance classes Private voice Acting for stage and screen Group Class sizecost 15 students Beginning group vocal students - $25 Private voice - $ 1 5session Instructors Kimberly Bronson, Davison Cheney, Jerry West Classes begin January 18, 2000 necessary and there will be a : place for every child who wants to sing. SCERA's music academy is . made up of 4 separate choirs. The top two choirs, The Young Musi- . cians, ages 11-15 and The Trou , badours, ages 8-11, will meet Thursdays from 4:30 to 6 p.m. and tuition is $120. The Little, , Singers, for ages 6-8, will meet Wednesdays from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m?and'tuition,is $l66'.TlfieMinv Singers meet on Wednesdays , with tuition of $70, and have a , class for kindergartners from 4:15-4:45 p.m., a class for ages 3-4 3-4 from 4:45-5:15 p.m. and a class for ages 4-5 from 5:15-5:45 p.m. and tuition is $70. A $15 non-refundable registration fee is included in-cluded in the cost cf tuition. SCERA Scholarships are available avail-able for those who may need some financial assistance to participate. par-ticipate. To register by phone or for more information, call SCERA 10-5 weekdays at 225-2569 or 225-ARTS. Aubri Rino and Marc Andrus were married December 19, 1999, in the Oakland LDS Temple. Aubri is the daughter of Ralph and Terri Rino of Orem and the granddaughter of David and Dorethy Hollingshead, also of Orem. Marc is the son of Richard Rich-ard and Debbi Andrus of Concord, Con-cord, California. A reception was held in Walnut Wal-nut Creek, California, on Dec. 20. An open house will be held at the home of Chad and Jeannine Briggs, 4 Falconwood Court, Sandy, on Jan. 8, 200 from 4 to 7 p.m. The Couple are both stu- Auditions for Youth theater VCP to be held reopens in Lindon H Uu! iauor i We wantlfik scoopyon whppnmgin l.VVb . Capn News Tips: 225-1340 I Pi' Li Same Smile... New Name... ' ' ' 4 Orem's Newest Hotel Opened July 1 999 Wedding Packages ' I ' """'...-..I'wi t "1! f $49.95 .if! JO En Free gsage of Conference Room with S v, 1W1 W VWl jgT Free Spa Suite for Bride & booked IronIroning boards "Coffee Makers & 25" T.V.'s in every room Complimentary deluxe Dreakfast bar Ms 24 hour Indoor Pool & Spa. LI II, M CJft t r - tJ as I J ""'""" 1 11 '""" iiiiiiinm. inm in i r"i 1 1 tt'ixJkai Best Inn Suites (801) 235-9555 1 I UU VY. OU i. Orem, Utah84057? After a four year break, the family-oriented community theater, the-ater, Valley .Center Playhouse (VCP) announces the reopening of its Youth Theater at 780 North 200 East in Lindon, Utah. For .. over twelve years, owner Jody Renstrom and staff, taught and directed the recitals and performances perfor-mances of hundreds of young people. Producer, Keith Renstrom said, "We are excited once again to offer these classes to the youth of our community." Classes for youth ages eight through sixteen will be taught. Beginners will meet on Tuesdays 4-5 p.m., Intermediates will meet Tuesdays 5-6 p.m., and the Advanced Ad-vanced class will meet on Thursdays Thurs-days from 4-6 p.m. Each class will run for twelve weeks ending with an opportunity for every student to perform. This year Shiela Heindel of Lehi, Utah will instruct the classes and direct hte performing perform-ing group. She has spent thirty six years entertaining as an actress, ac-tress, theater workshop instructor, instruc-tor, puppeteer, and director. Mrs. Heindel holds a masters degree in Child Drama from BYU and is currently a part time faculty member of the Theater and Me- . dia Arts Department at the university. uni-versity. She has directed shows for numerous community theaters the-aters in the area. The acting classes begir Tuesday, Tues-day, January the 11, so c '1 immediately im-mediately to reserve a pi ce in these classes; they will fil fast. Contact Jody at 224-53. ) or Shiela at 768-4527 for fur, her information and registration. Auditions'.tbr Impoxtnceof Being Earnest will be held this Saturday, January 8 from 10 a.m. till 12 Noon at Valley Center Playhouse, 780 North 200 East, Lindon. Needed are 5 women and 5 men ages 18-55. Also, two auditions for "Heidi" (musical) will be held Saturday, January 8 from 12 Noon until 2 p.m. and Wednesday, January 12 from 7 until 9 p.m. Needed are 4 women 18-55; 1 grandmother over 55; 2 boys 10-12; 2 girls 8-10; 8-10; 1 singing grandfather over 55; and 4 men 20-55. Performances for "Heidi" will be Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Wednes-day eveniqgs, and "Earnest" on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. From February 18 through March 27. For more information call Jody at 224-5310. , dents at BYU and will be living -in Provo. First Friday Concerts at BYU An exciting program is scheduled sched-uled for the First Fridays Concert Jan. 7, at Noon on the main floor of the Howard W. Hunter Law Library. Renowned BYU faculty member mem-ber Robin Hancock (on piano) and BYU finalists for the Metropoli- ' tan Opera auditions, Shane ' Warby, Chris Hopkin, Elizabeth Pike and Lindsay Killian will perform per-form selected operatic arias. The ' program promises to be a delight- ' ful hour of music in a relaxed setting set-ting by the garden window of the Hunter Library i ' w ' t AM The concerts are free and open a' to the public. They are held the " first Friday of each month dur-' ing the school year. Cholesterol screening available ; Cholesterol screenings are available the second Tuesday of each month at Orem Community ; Hospital, 331 North 400 West. ( The cholesterol screenings are $5 and will be held in the t hospital's Education Center from , 10 a.m. until noon. The next ; screening will be held January' 11. For more information, call 224-4080. . : Justin time for the New Year! C Irn'lVifriiCfH'n Te!1 r Tnril for teeils fa eduife! SilicS) IjDsnco centers 224-8738 488 West 14G0 North in Orem Under the direction of Cristina Pack. ' Utah Jar Danrer 1Q9f;.?nnn ' -. t f t 4- "i-. m - S it : Mention this Ad nd receive 10 i OFF-. mim 1 J '3 mmizmi i)UfltGUUu 3 M . Of? 1 b : 692 Wsst Ste Roed. ' Pkasan! Grove. 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