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Show American Fork Gtizen - "Thursday, March 1 . 2004 - Pape 3 t 'i ii in. mm mi i mil iiiiiini.il in Mimiiiir in ! II I ..iiii.n.i.n.i mi im m nil "it ir mmiiin i I I i Brady Lunnen and Annalisa Chamberllin practice a dance. Dance team prepares for nationals The American Fork High School ballroom team has been spending its weekends at various competitions throughout the valley in preparation for the National Nation-al Ballroom Championships to be held at BYU March 11 and 12. The group is comprised of 28 students and divided into A and B teams. Both teams are under the direction direc-tion of Nolan Devor. In the UVSC Dancesport Competition held Feb. 20, the team placed third in the Youth Latin Medley and were best in their division in the Youth Standard Med To submit information for this calendar, contact Heather at New Utah 755-7669. ALL SCHOOLS March 19 Comp day for conferences, NO SCHOOL EARRATT ELEMENTARY March 1 2 Rennaisance f air 9 to 1 1 a.m . March 29 Spring pictures March 31 Traveling show FORBES ELEMENTARY March 11 No kindergarten classes, testing instead March 17 Maturation program 1 p.m. March 23-25 3rd grade parent training Alarch 26 Report cards go home March 30-April 2 School musical "Annie" GREENWOOD ELEMENTARY March 19 No School March 19 End of 3rd Term March 22 Early Out March 22-26 Teacher Appreciation Week March 24 Grades home March 25 After-dchool program rnds March 26 5th grade program March 26 Bike assembly Note: Krispy Kreme Donut Cards available for $1 0. Contact the PTA LEGACY ELEMENTARY March 11 SEP conferences 4 to 7:30 p.m. March 31 3rd grade invention fair SHELLEY ELEMENTARY March 12 School spelling bee March 15 5th grade girls maturation clinic, parents par-ents invited March 18 4th grade mountain man rendezvous Milestone entries, including weddings, missionaries and other announcements must be turned in to the paper by Monday at 2 p.m. of the week you would like the notice to be printed. iffljiMilll lTOlf$JI8 ley. The A team placed 5th in the Youth I Dance Showcase Show-case while the B team placed 10th. Individual competitors Sandra Yocum and Ben Bartholmew placed 7th in the Youth Syllabus Cha Cha and Aubrey Whetten and Chris Fox placed 3rd in the Youth Syllabus Samba. Late February at the Center Stage competition held at Thanksgiving Point, the team placed second in the Standard division and third in the Latin division. Individual competitors, David Yancey and Amy Olson placed th in the March 23, 25, 30, April 1 4th grade swim-both tracks March 29 6th grade bys maturation tlinic, parents par-ents invited March 3D-Apr.il 1 6th grade Shakespeare plays April 2 6th grade renaissance fair AMERICAN FORK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL March 1 1 District Jazz Festival at lakeridge March 12 After school dance 2:45 p.m. March 16 Choir concert March 17 6th grade orientation 6 tD 8 p.m. March 18 Math at Weber State March 1 8 BYU science lair March 20 Band festival at BYU March 25 Intermediate band festival at Timber-line Timber-line March 31 Advanced band competition AMERICAN FORK HIGH SCHOOL March 13 BYU Jazz Festival March 16 Track meet vs Payson March 16 Region drama 1-acts at Springville March 17 Region Chamber choir at Springville March 18-20 Choir tour in Anaheim March 19 Tennis vs Springville March 22-26 SB0 Primary elections March 23 Tennis at Provo March 23 Track at Provo March 23 Region drama at Payson March 23-25 Choir auditions March 24 Sterling Scholar awards March 25 Tennis at SF March 25 Softball vs. SF March 25 Region Orchestra at Springville March 26 iFestival band concert 7 p.m. March 29-31 SB0 final elections March 30 Tennis vs. Timpview March 30 Baseball vs. Payson March 30 Softball at Payson March 31 Softball vs. Timpview feter hm rc WsThw-j-ii-as Cheaper By The Dozen rc 'Catch That Kid pg fMsiu-t2 fii.i.7inwtv u. itm. neat mm Photo by Ben Bartholomew Youth SambaRumba Syllabus Syl-labus competition. At a competition hosted by Lone Peak, Ryan Kitchen and Jessica Woahn placed 3rd in the Youth Cha ChaWaltz Syllabus and Mark AUeman and Jessica Woahn placed 1st in the Youth WaltzQuick-step Syllabus. Syl-labus. AFHS will compete at Nationals on March 11 in the LatinStandard Medley and again on March 12 in the Utah High School Team Match at 1 p jh. The national nation-al competition will be held in the Marriott Center at BYU. Tt 1 titiite IncnpftinnK State Inspections Ir wttibmsuons I a I.. J 402-63OO I South of Kotilert. in Highland With ttife rouMon Expin. 3-3 V04 Canyon area of Mineral Basin. John Badger and Robert John-eon, John-eon, both of Ogden, were working the claim owned by Niels W. Kalmer of Lehi for several months in 1967, Kalmer had owned the mine since 1949 and had brought out mineral ore each year to maintain bis claim. They had completed both vertical and horizontal core samples to assure the value of the strike. The asBay was impres-shre. impres-shre. Silver, or galena ore, lead and a trace of gold were found at the claim. It Senior houBe seniors in one area," said Planning Commission chair James Hansen. Mayor Ted Barratt said there might be a way to blend the different definitions of seniors, indicating it could help fill some housing needs. In a meeting with the LDS Temple Department, they would like to have a situation sit-uation where they could call individuals Crystal Cove receives Planning Commission recommendation Crystal Cove, a senior housing project with 62 units, earned a positive recommendation rec-ommendation from the Planning and Zoning Com-mission Com-mission on March 3. M athletes earn American Fork High School earned a certificate of merit and four students qualified for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) !by scoring over 100 points on the American Mathematics Contest (AMC) held on Feb. 24. Thirty-two juniors and seniors competed on the AMC 12. Junior Trent Jensen was top AMC 12 scorer with 111.5 out of a possible 150 points. He was followed !by Seniors Bret Spencer '(105.5) and Tyler Ricks (104.5) and Junior AFHS yearbooks nearly sold out The yearbook staff at American Fork High School has announced that there are BtiD nearly 300 students who have not purchased a yearbook and there are only about 50 books still available. avail-able. The yearbook staff has been working to create a Call 756-7669 to place a classified ad Hidalgo wi'iai JJur :10 7i(M 930 Sat. 1:00 1:11) 7ilK M0 iwn. 4:10 7tlK) BO Pint Dates (pc-isi Jir 7 :jd 9s4S , bat. il2:10 2) l:95 7;2I M5 ia-4r7:2 8 taraky it Hutcb (K-iai ItoUr.'MI07!l$9:.W Sat. 12M 2ril StUO 7:15 9:30 4rMf(!7!l5 Agent Cutty huixhn 2 mi bally .4i45 7H 930 !,M XUW 2il5 7t05 9;20 Sun 45 7ilt5 Secret Viuduw im-m Ualtr 10 7ilM M5 Sal. ,12i)5 2M 4;U0 7iM) !l5 .Wi4-M! 7rtlU TiK Beit IwoYmb; Miracle mi Ualtr Ualtr: im t Sat littm 2M M4 ; Sat. 7KH 9)45 Smnrt Sualm luigaic wigm it eduadaj Niglit' (01 SllOWt: SmI.SO revealed 756 ounces of silver sil-ver per ton; 52 percent lead and 12 percent copper, with just a trace of gold. The Pleasant Grove Ranger District, led by Ranger Stephen Rushton, was quick to announce that claims made after the closure clo-sure of the mining district were not valid. "Those made before the closure (in the mid 1960s) were valid, but, would be difficult to work and ertremely expensive to haul the ore to the smelter in Tooele. Hordes of prospectors The project, planned for 1020 E. 200 South, had been redesigned from an initial plan which encompassed encom-passed two long and narrow pieces of open space. Matt Lyon (101 ). The team's Bcore of 321.5 was the highest high-est in school history and earned its first certificate of merit. A certificate of Merit is awarded to any school with an AMC team score over 300 points. All four qualified for the AIME to be held March 23rd; alBO the largest number num-ber of qualifiers in Bchool history. Only three other Cavemen have qualified for the AIME in the last 10 years. Nineteen sophomores participated in the AMC 10 new and improved book that highlights all of the groups in the Bchool. For the first time, the yearbook will be full color and is loaded with many new surprises. sur-prises. 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All SllOWK: W Al) Jliows bclon 6 pm: i4u Siiiwn. alier 6imi: Cnttimi 2-G 4 Ariillt Hrm Seimm: 4m Continued from front page came to the canyon to get their share of the gold, which each was determined was just waiting for that one fortunate strike. With many minor roads closed, mining was difficult and the "gold fever" which 6wept the area for a few months soon slowed down. Today, the quiet and beauty of the canyon draw millions of visitors. Few know about the mining or the fortunes made by those who labored there. But, beware; gold fever can strike almost anyone, anywhere. any-where. Continued from front page on missions to work at the temple. It may be that one of those companions needs care." Council member Jim Gates urged the city to not be too specific about what requirements would be necessary for any part of the senior spectrum. "In five to 10 years you could go through the whole scenario," he said. Now that open space hat; been congregated in the center of the housing. The project will continue with consideration by the City Council. honors with Phillip McKinney as top scorer with 113.5 points. Other high scorers were Jordan Johns ( 1 06.5 ), Chris Fox (105) and Michael Meyers Mey-ers '(103). AMC 10 participants partici-pants needed a score of 120 to qualify for the AIME. The top five scorers (or their alternates) from acfa grade will represent American Ameri-can Fork High School at the State Math Contest at Weber State University next ThuTBday, March 18. The team is mentored by Monte Dodge, Henley Brown, John Hank6 and Timo Mostert. for 150 at the school's financial finan-cial office. Ajmericn.il Fork Citizen 59 W. Mum Aniencun J'ork. L'l A.0 cditino (if 1 Ik Daily Ho aid. Puliteur Ncw.siapors. Inc. SuticriptiifiLs A. Dt-'liveryScrvicL-. J''VMU.; Ncw & Atlvcrii.tiii(' ''M' 'liK hn i:it. .'-?vii L.nuiil . .l)Chn.iliijncnfln:ii(l(iL'xiiii.i:oii' US)'i IMK-5HI). (ISSN. 1?2I-()M5) F ublislied Tlitirsduvf. tn I'ulitzoi Newapiipers, Int., 5V Weal Mum. 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