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Show Citizen - Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988 - Page 8 Sophomore Mikol Blaney organizes fundraising show BY RACHEL C. MURDOCH American Fork High sophomore Mikol Blaney isn't waiting to see what tax initiatives might or might not pass or what effect they may or may not have. She saw a need and decided to do something about it herself, in the form of a fundraising fashion show. Blaney, an Alpine resident, participates on several of the girls sports teams at school, and is interested inter-ested in all sports. While on the track and soccer teams, she noticed somethingshe didn't like too much. "We didn't have that much money to do anything," she said. The boys programs got quite a lot of money, but we never seemed to have any." Looking around at other groups, Blaney thought the band and debate de-bate team and other groups could probably use more money too. So she decided to stage a fundraiser, for all those good causes, "And just so we can have more fun activities," too. Blaney organized a fashion show, which will be put on in the high school auditorium October 18 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be pur AMU: fail fyff Poetry winners... t 1 fir"' ' ' & 4 I As part of the Bank of American Fork's 75th anniversary celebrations, an employees em-ployees poetry contest was held. The top four winners were Sally Francom, Karen Carson, Kevin Johnson and Lori Hadlock. Sally received $25. Other winners were awarded $10 each. Johnson family participates in music Recently returned from Northern Arizona University Summer Music Program are Aaron, Kelley, Rose and Barbara Johnson, the children of Roy and Susan Johnson of Highland. The camp, which ran from July 9 to Aug. 6, consisted of seven weeks each in the Junior (age 12-14) and Senior (age 15-19) Divisions. Top students compete to study under a staff of professional musicians from all over the country. Barbara, age 12, playing French t r w m S r s s S M . W . . " - - m m a. .. m i - 1 PulIj"1 Men's Insulated Coveralls Preshrunk, knee zip, reg. $50.00 Reg. Men's Waterproof iiooo insulated Boots For work or Wrangler and Karman Quilted Lined Flannel $15.0 ShirtS Reg. 27.00 9 chased by students duringlunch on the last few days before the show for $2.50. Others may purchase tickets at the door for $3.00. Blaney said she came up with the idea, then proposed it to high school principal Ron Henshaw. "Mr. Henshaw liked the idea and said I could go ahead," she said. "He helped a lot in coordinating the stage and everything that's going on." Henshaw said Blaney approached ap-proached him herself, something that students don't usually do. "I thought, well, well give it a try and see if there's any interest, then see where it goes from there." Henshaw Hen-shaw said money raised will go to the student activity fund. Blaney recruited twenty models - ten male and ten female - from the school's population. To help make them look even better, the stage crew is going to help with the lights and technical aspects, and the drama club has agreed to help with the props and stage setting. Local retail stores are providing the fashions. Stores include Ivins Act II, Allen's Formalwear and Peggy's Bridal, The Gap, Copper Rivet, and ZCMI. ii yX I 4".l . I 1 horn under the tutilage of Ellen Powley of BYU and Jeffrey Kir-schen Kir-schen of the Utah Symphony, took .top honors in the Junior Division, and was awarded the Orchestral Scholarship for the 1989 camp. By special invitation from Ralston Pitts, director of NAU College of the Performing Arts, she also attended the Senior Division, playing in the Blue Band and Symphonic Orchestra. Rose, age 14, plays flute, studying with Erich Graf of the Utah Sym r r r r r r r j. .... J. J mt Wranqler Jeans Boot CutCowboy Cut Student and f CF Men's Sizes Saddle King Jeans Reg us oo hunting if i ' ; ! :;' All W';;, V W ,fm ' ' 0 5& h 1 i 7 Shannon Bott and TomiAnn Harward rehearse the final routine for the fashion show to be held Oct. 18 in the American Fork High auditorium. phony. She was honored as the only wind player to perform on the Honors Recital out of 600 students. She did a fine job on Mozart's Flute Concerto. Kelley, age 16, studying with Mr. Abrahayan of the Utah Symphony, competed with violin players from as far away as Korea, placing as fifth seat in the top symphony orchestra, or-chestra, Senior Division. It was tough, but very rewarding to work with violinists of that caliber. Aaron, age 17, placed as assistant x s. s r r. r r. r. s - - - - --- - a jj a 38" lengths '14.99 100 cotton, 14 oz. denim Storm Rider Denim Jackets PrewashedPreshrunk Lehi Seniors plan trip to Rose Parade Lehi Senior Citizens invite anyone interested in joining them for a trip to see the 100th showing of the Rose Parade in Pasadena on January 2nd (the parade is never shown on Sunday). The group will travel by late-model late-model coach, with overnight stays in Las Vegas. While in California, they will stay in one top-rated hotel lo alleviate packing and un packing while visiting surrounding points of interest. Included in the tour will be seating for the parade in the first three rows, with backs to the sun, visits to Iiwrence Welk Village Resort, Universal Studio Tour, visit to the Queen MarySpruce Goose. Disneyland or Tijuana and Med Iveal Times. Also included will be a show in Las Vegas and a total of 10 meals. For more information, contact Loo Lovcridge. 7iR-:i442. camp principal in the cello section of the Concert Symphony, Senior Division. He received the Orchestral Honor Award and the Senior Scholarship to the 1989 session of the program. He was also offered a four-year full scholarship to NAU's College of the Performing Arts upon high school graduation this spring. Aaron, who is an apprentice violin maker to Gordon Nichol, has not yet decided to accept the award, but is seriously considering the possibilities. r j.. s. s. r. . r. m. KV 68 W. Main, Lehi 768-9581 1350 N. 200 W., Provo 375-1230 We stock the largest selection of Flannel Shirts ' starting at si s S 1 ... q; j I nf hi Hunters encouraged to take precautions during deer hunt Hunting season is traditionally a time to get out in the woods and enjoy the areas of the Uinta , National Forest. For the convenience of hunters, all campgrounds will be open to camping. However, because of the cold weather this year, it will be necessary to turn the water off in the campgrounds. Those dispersed areas in Hobble Creek and Salt Creek canyons that have been closed to overnight camping during recent months, will be temporarily open to accomodate the heavy demand for dispersed camping during the elk and deer hunts Recreationists are asked to pay particular attention to a few reminders while in forest campgrounds. cam-pgrounds. Some of these reminders are: horses are not permitted in developed campgrounds, dogs must be on a leash, and all garbage must be carried out. Numerous roads have been designated as open to Off-Highway Vehicles use. These routes will be signed and posted. Loyal Clark, spokesperson for the Uinta National Forest, stated, "OHV users will find their route by the symbol on the post. This provides an opportunity for all users. Routes can also be found on the new ATV opportunity guide." The Lone Peak, Mount , Tim-panogos Tim-panogos and Mount Nebo Wildernesses Wilder-nesses are closed to all motorized Cub Scout Pow Wow planned for November 12 The annual Alpine District Cub Scout Pow-Wow, features songs, crafts, ceremonies, a pinewood derby, games and den activities will be held Saturday, Nov. 12, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the American Fork WestStake Center. Advanced registration for the Pow-Wow will be held at the October Octo-ber Cub Scout Roundtable Thursday, Thurs-day, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. in the Alpine PUBLIC NOTICES Public Notice Advertising Protects Your Right to Know Notice to creditors ... Oscar Reid Dean - Estate of Oscar Reid Dean, deceased. Probate No. PR-88-303. Darrell F. Dean, whose address is 210 S. 300 East, American Fork, UT 84003, has been appointed Personal Per-sonal Representative of the estate of the above-named above-named decedent. Creditors of the above estate are hereby notified to present their claims to the undersigned un-dersigned Personal Representative or to the clerk of the Utah County District Court on or before the 2nd day of January, 1989, or said claims shall be forever We're looking for the perfect Highland correspondent Even if you don't have all of the above qualifications, please apply anyway. If you have adequate writing skills and would like to help cover general news assignments in Highland, please apply in writing to Marc Haddock, P.O. Box 7, American Fork, Utah 84003. Any Dhotography skills would also be preferred (Imitation Lou Grant hair style not necessary for women.) ne (b wheeled vehicles. , ' Travel Plan Maps and ATV opportunity op-portunity guides are available at the Heber, Pleasant Grove, Spanish Fork and Provo offices of the Uinta National Forest. Hunters should ' plan to obtain a copy of this map. Fire conditions are still critical on the forest. Hunters are asked to pay special attention to the fire closure still in effect. This closure prohibits any open fire outside of a developed campground or picnic areas. ''We know that a campfire is part of the hunting tradition, but we are asking people to help us reduce the fire danger. Use gas or propane stoves to do cooking or for warming. If the weather changes, bringing wetting rains, we will evaluate the need for a forest wide closure, said Clark. Smoking is also prohibited unless within a developed recreation site, enclosed motor vehicle or an 18-inch diamter spot that has been cleared to mineral soil. Citations will be issued for violations of this closure. Hunters are encouraged to read both the Division of Wildlife Resources proclamation and the Uinta National Forest Travel Map before heading to the field. Both may be obtained at any Forest Service office. "We hope everyone will take precautions necessary to have a safe hunt this year," said Clark. Tabernacle. All adult leaders of Cub Scouts and anyone else is invited to attend. at-tend. Registration fee for the Pow-Wow Pow-Wow is $2.50 with an optional lunch at $3. The Pow-Wow book is $5. For more information, contact Sharon Loveridge at 756-6733. barred. s Darrell F. Dean Personal Representative 210 S. 300 E. Am. Fork, UT 84003 Published in the American Fork Citizen Sept. 28, Oct. 5 and 12, EAR- FQOrA cm roup CITIZEN PLEASANT GROVE REVIEW LEHI FREE PRESS NO. UTAH CO. SHOPPER and non-motorized X -w-- mm 27 lib. T-f i, I. |