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Show Times Newspaper Wednesday, January 3, 2001 Page 3 w 1 ; ...if . : - j ' v. - - x - A -r. j J H" -. i I Students Molly Davis (left) and Chelsea Jensen (right) learn about rocks and minerals from BYU student Briana Thomas during a seminar in Liz Sartori's fourth-grade class last month. Ordim Last December. Orchard Elementary El-ementary School teachers had an opportunity to become students for a day when BYU geology major Briana Thomas spent a day giving giv-ing them pointers about how better bet-ter to teach that subject. The program, called "Teaching Elementary School Teachers how to Teach Geology." was presented to the four fourth grade classes at Orchard. Thomas brought samples of rocks and minerals and spent time in each class teaching the children about them while show ing teachers tips on how better to teach these units themselves. "It was a great opportunity." fourth grade teacher Liz Sartori said. "She had some fresh ideas that will help us be better teachers teach-ers " j'"' " "'"" ',-t yCheck Out OurJVebsite.at!MTKippe A NEW indispensable Internet tool for your business! The Utah Legal Notice Database is online! Manual searches are free! Or, subscribe to Smart Search and receive daily e-mail delivery of local andor statewide legal notices of vital importance to your business. Go to: www.utahlegalnotices.com A service of the Utah Press Association and your local newspaper The Hale Center Theater is going to build a new theater on 800 North in Orem just east of the Timpanogos Hospital in the new Pinehurst Plaza! They have outgrown their existing theater. This new theater will include larger bathrooms, more bathrooms, more parking closer to the building, better access for their disabled guests, more seats, seats with more legroom and wider cushions, seats with a direct view of the stage, state-of-the-art sound and lights, a rotating stage, a larger, lovelier lobby with a huge Patron Mural, and rehearsal areas large enough for any show! For more information regarding this project, call 226- 8600. Auditions for "Jake's Corner" set Auditions for "Jake's Corner," a Roaring 20s musical-comedy, will be held Saturday, Jan. 6 from 10 a.m. to nxjn and Tuesday, Jan. 9 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Valley Center Cen-ter Playhouse, 780 North 200 East in Lindon. Needed are four women ages 18 23, one women age 65 and seven men ages 20-60. Most characters char-acters must sing. Please come with prepared song with a tape accompaniment, accom-paniment, or be prepared to sing a'capella. Jakes Corner will play Friday, Saturday and Monday. Feb. 16 through March 26. For further information, in-formation, call Jodv at 221-0310 TIPS We want the scoop on what's happening in Town Call in News Tips: 225-1340 Costowof o The Famiif Mon k- z Miss Congeniolity k-i Dude Where $Cor? m: Whot Women Wont k--i Emperor s Ne Grooe c Vertical Limit n-ij, Ho the Gfinch Stole Christmas m; ' V. Zg-W. 'J K:j." ' V It if. h " "y ; . I vv , jr., f Winter is jje!! Mmmmf,Fi coining! v pvt .J w Is your car XrZ ready? irijtJo We can Help! PII Bight The (First Time 3n nrnnT3 n If 11 lit 1 1 f r r Domestic & Foreign Auto Repair UJ OFFfc'R 18 VRRS OF XPR!NC M-F 7om-6pm 780 North 400 UJcst Orcm "Serving Sbur Automotive Repair Needs" |
