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Show Thursday, February 8, 2007 0 R E M TIMES Page 5 notes NEWS AND IDEAS FROM CLASSROOMS AND EDUCATORS Timpanogos to hold 'Mr. and Ms. T' showcase Reva Bowen NORTH COUNTY STAFF There will be a "T" title for two, after Timpanogos High School holds its "Mr. & Ms. T" showcase tonight at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. Theme for the evening is "A Night at the Oscars." Os-cars." Cost of admission is $1. Eight young men and eight young women all seniors, nominated by clubs, sports teams, and organizations at the school and winners of a preliminary round of lunchtime voting will compete for the honor of being named Mr. T or Ms. T. The contest is being held in WINDSOR ELEMENTARY REFLECTIONS WINNERS t-wolf wyaii rriT Hey everybody. It's another day in the life of some very busy high school students. Tonight is the Mister and Ms. T showcase. You should know that you'll be required to support the showcase with a donation of $1 if you choose to attend (i.e. it costs one buck to get in). But don't be put-off by this mandatory donation; it's definitely worth your dollar. I'm willing to put my honor on the line by saying that you'll Residents, Dale Nicol and Florence Peterson, bowling on an outing with Orchard Park Care Center. V lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillinilllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllll!IIIIIIIIHIUMIIIIIIIIIII, III 3$699 i ' y REVOLUTIONARY I BSR TECHNOLOGY Bernina Stitch Regulator A foot that "reads" the fabric and automatically adjusts stitch lengths 2 as you move the fabric-EE fabric-EE producing regular and consistent 5 "free motion'quilting without a foot pedal! 5 , www.artista.net 'fllirilintllflf tlllltlfltllllltttlllllf MIlllltlflltMIIItlllfllf ftltflllltlilllllfllllllltlltlff llllf Iltf tlf!IIIJIIV conjunction with the annual Preference Dance Saturday night, said Kallie Peterson, student stu-dent body secretary and chairman chair-man of the showcase committee commit-tee that planned the event. The honor is comparable to being named a member of Homecoming Home-coming royalty, she said. The competitors have been randomly teamed as pairs, and given the assignment to prepare a 30-second video, and talent performances in a given genre of the Academy Awards. The competing teams and their assigned categories are: Clayton Barney and Alexis HoUister, best drama; Austin enjoy the showcase more than anything on the "super-value menu" at Wendy's. No jeans and no "Genes." We're trying to make the showcase a bigger deal than it has been in the past. Because of this you can't wear jeans to the showcase. That means that boys must wear either slacks or kilts and girls must wear either skirts or... er... I don't know anything about girl's pants. Also, I'm making up the rule of no people named Gene. I figure, fig-ure, if you're actually named "Gene," you're probably too old to be anybody's dad in the showcase. And if you're a teenager, teen-ager, you probably have much cooler parties to go to (considering (consid-ering your name). I V J m a v ... i ) She Will Love You & 3ier Machine I LBS 268 West Center Street Provo 374-5520 Monday Friday 1 0 am - 6 pm Saturday 9 am 5 pm Woolley and Emma Cano, best action; Tyler Bristow and Rachel Ra-chel Bradford, best science fiction; fic-tion; Justin Benson and Lacee Brown, best horror; Sam Ashman Ash-man and Stacy Bartholomew, best romance; Jordan Hight-ower Hight-ower and Shayli Hansen, best western; Riley Hunsaker and Erin Draper, best comedy; and Ryan Metcalf and Ashlee Nelson, Nel-son, best Broadway. Although the candidates compete as couple teams, the ultimate winners will not necessarily neces-sarily be a team, Peterson said. In addition to showing their movies and talents in tonight's showcase, the competitors will answer an on-stage ques Don't get me wrong, I like the name Gene. I even like you, Gene. But... you know what? Never mind. I really do like you. Gene. In fact, if you come to the showcase, I'll take you to Wendy's after and you get anything you want. So long as what you want is on "super-value "super-value menu." In the end, Wendy's is delicious deli-cious and economical whether your name is Gene, Wyatt or Kaleanoni. Wendy's selection of healthy and carefully prepared pre-pared food is sure to be a delight de-light to anyone. And, believe it or not, they're not even paying me for this. Also, their drive-through drive-through is very fast. E-mail me: wyattfeltgmail. com a D8NDRBSiL tion and receive scores from a three-judge panel. The showcase show-case score counts as 45 percent of the final score. The results of a second round of student voting will count 40 percent, and the remaining 15 percent comes from contest participation, participa-tion, Peterson said. An example ex-ample of quality participation would be being on time to all rehearsals. "The clubs and organizations organiza-tions have nominated people who attend events and support the school," said Peterson. She confirmed that the judges will be looking for those who stand out or "shine" under the Mr. and Ms. T competition format. Photo courtesy Windsor Elementary Windsor Elementary winners of this year's PTA Reflections contest on the Timpanogos Council level were honored recently. Principal Mark Pew congratulates left to right: Greg Caskey, Karen Hollingshead, Mariah Law, and Jacob Millett. Looking for a close types of Metals, Steel, Autos, Appliances, Aluminum, Aluminum Cans, Copper, Brass, Radiators, Stainless, Batteries. We offer Competitive Prices, Fast Friendly Service, and a True Commitment to our Customers, Stop by and Give Us ATry! Mm $50 Minimum to Open No-Penalty Withdrawals The Flex CD is rsy to set-up. The 12-month CD can be opened with as little as $50, making it affordable for every member of your family. If you need to dip into your CD, no problem! 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I SEP Conferences SEP (Student Educational Plan) Conferences conclude tonight from 4 to 8 p.m. I Donut Date The Donut Date for the first grade, when parents come to share reading and a treat with their student, is scheduled for February 16 at 9:30 a.m. Bonneville Elementary I Digital camera instruction Bonneville TSA Debra Geh-ris Geh-ris said the school's computer instructor has purchased digital digi-tal cameras, and students are learning how to download and manipulate the images on the computers through a special project. Sixth grade play Bonneville Bonn-eville sixth graders are now auditioning for a play to be presented at the school. Geneva Elementary I Teacher-parent conferences conferenc-es Teacher-Parent Conferences Confer-ences conclude tonight, from 4 to 7 p.m. I Media Center book fair The Media Center book fair ends tomorrow. I Parent link program Geneva Ge-neva is participating in the new Parent Link Program that sends out a recorded call to a child's home when they are marked absent. Other messages are sent through the system as well. School officials of-ficials describe the program as a parental involvement tool to help parents, teachers, and administrators communicate better. DOLLARS - DOLLARS); convenient place to turn your scrap MCR RECYCLING 550 North Geneva Road Orem C (8D1 ) 225-DDdT) Add Funds at Any Time Earn 5.05 APY To open your Flex CD, step into your local Goldenwest branch located inside Reams Family Foods at 2250 North University Pkwy in Provo, online at gwcu.org, or call 373-8900. Northridge Elementary I Student-led Conferences Student -led Conferences conclude tonight. I 'It's About Love' service project A school fundraiser that has the goal of collecting enough money and donated items to put together 100 gift baskets for foster children and adoptive families will continue through tomorrow. The school is accepting donations of items such as coloring books, lotion, small toys, children's books, baby wipes, diapers, crayons, fleece, small blankets, note cards, small stuffed animals, candy bars, gift cards, and lip balm. "Pretty much anything any-thing small enough to fit in a basket," said Rachel Daugs, student council advisor. Storytelling judging The in-school storytelling judging will be held Feb. Hi. Winners will perform in the storytelling storytell-ing assembly Feb. 2.1 Orchard Elementary I Parent conferences Parent Par-ent conferences conclude tonight, to-night, along with a PTA-spon-sored lxxk fair in the media center. Proceeds from the book fair are used in the Accelerated Reading Program, an incentive incen-tive reading program that has students read books, take tests by computer, and earn points toward lxxks they earn. t Harmon's Day Today is Harmon's Day, and Orchard Elementary patrons are en-' couraged to shop at the I lar-mon's lar-mon's grocery store on 800 East and 800 North. Harmon's is a partner with the schcxl, and a percentage of the day's total sales will go to benefit Orchard. into cash. We buy all (3133 if Copy - "i i i 1 1 1 j ii i i |
