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Show Pleasant Grove Review New Utah - Thursday, April 8, 2004 - Page 3 i . : ... . . i ' r f t - ' ' V ' f - . , - . i i ' v '" -. ' '' . .." .... -S ' t7i( ,0 "r - lr.S;?. 1 ". ; ; ;i ' : kf sw' MfrtoXoi I B t III r To submit school information, call Heather at the New Utah office, 756-7669. All Schools April 8-9 Spring Break, NO SCHOOL April 12 Snow makeup day, NO SCHOOL Aspen Elementary No information available by press time Cedar Ridge Elementary April 5-23 DRA and DRP testing all grades Central Elementary Reminder, every Monday early out at 2 p.m. Deerfield Elementary No information available by press time l t x y : --v. ..11 i It- H - - rest-1 Concert Photo by Gaynor Brunson eadcr; yue Brunson Brothers and Jamie Glaser perform at the Governor's Inaugural Ball in antac-; Alabama. 3n.cor- , naiBt; seing, s as I Con;1 at Gr. ring t: aent t: ii at? 608-1.;; sines:; From Front Page r thet adersc: Georg; lay of; Lents i: s indiv. lis figt: n, "if-who?! siring lispla; ct Rok phone ; touring with Liberace for 150 shows. The obtained several gigs in Los Angeles, mostly most-ly by word of mouth, playing the music for 0Ver 60 television shows. They have played in Canada, Mexico and Australia. They have played for the governor of Alabama and the President of the United States. Recently, they wrote and played the theme music to the Tournament of Roses Parade. Meanwhile, Jamie Glaser was making a name for himself playing for Bryan Adams, Manhattan Transfer, Jean-Luc Ponty, and Chick Korea. He also worked on television for several sitcoms including "Sienfeld." His perfect pitch and musical genius have garnered him world renowned fame. The Brunsons and Glaser reside in Utah. They own a hi-tech recording studio located in Provo that produces several local artists, some of whom are making a name for themselves, such as top 20 artist Burke Roney who has since been signed with Warner Brothers. Doing benefit concerts isn't new to the Brunsons or Glaser, who try to do a benefit concert at least once a month. On May 15, they will perform in Orem for the Mount Timpanogos Food Bank. But they are excited excit-ed and happy to be a part of the rejuvenation rejuvena-tion of downtown Pleasant Grove. The event will be emceed by local comedian come-dian Frank Anderson. Locals Ken Drake, pianist, and Randy Mott, drummer, will also be performing. Advance tickets are available at these downtown merchants: The Grove Theatre, McKellar & Co., Smith Drug, Melanie's International Gourmet and Gourmet Gardens, Gar-dens, and Allred's. Advance tickets are $18 for a family of three or more, $8 for adults, and $5 for children over five. Children under five are free. Tickets will be available at the door for $20 per family and $10 per adult. For more information, contact Barbara Wells at 796-3591 or ccbwellsyahoo.com. Grovecrest Elementary April 14 Maturation program 5th Grade Gala 6:30 p.m. Early out, dismissed at 1 p.m. Motion marathon, American Lung April 15 April 19 April 21 Assoc. April 27 April 30 April 30 ing Point Hope of America at BYU PTA Carnival, 5-8 p.m. Kindergarten field trip to Thanksgiv- Lindon Elementary April 13 April 15 April 16 April 19 April 29 PTA board meeting 1 p.m. PG community meeting, 7 p.m. at PGHS 5th, 6th grade maturation JEarly out days, PTS gTnMrrrreetrrrgr4CL30, a.m. Manila Elementary No information available by presTtfme- Mount Mahogany Elementary April 5-23 1 st and 2nd DRA testing April 15 PG community council meeting 7 i PGHS April 16 Maturation program, 5th girls, 6th boys, 2 p.m. April 19 Early out April 19-23 Student council spirit week April 22 l-Dent-A-KID April 26 Dalzburg Echo Assembly April 29 Traveling show Rocky Mt. Elementary No information available by press time Valley View Elementary April 15 4th grade field trip to Thanksgiving Point April 16 Kindergarten field trip April 19-23 Teacher Appreciation Week April 23 Talent Show April 27 5th grade Hope of America performance April 27 2nd grade to see The Music Man at UVSC Oak Canyon Junior High April 13-16 Spirit week April 14 Track LRHS April 1 6 College tours of U of U Snow College April 20 Track LRJH April 21 Inter, orchestral festival MR April 22 Advance orchestra festival MR April 23 Intermed. choir festival TMS April 28 Track THS April 29 Career day April 30 9th grade night dance Pleasant Grove Junior High April 15 9th grade talent show April 14-16 Language arts testing April 20 Orchestra concert April 21 7th grade assembly April 23 Freshman Luau and dance April 30 Spirit day Pleasant Grove High School "April 6-10 Ballroom on tour i April 12-16 10-1 1th grade Language arts testing April 13 Baseball vs Orem April 13 Softball LPHS April 13 Soccer Orem -April 13 Tennis MV April 13-16 Seat belt week April 14 Track THS April 15 FFA Banquet April 15 Softball MV April 15 Tennis Orem April 15-17 UIAAA Conference April 15-17 State drama festival Murray HS Bond Miss From Front Page From Front Page iyabmore direct involvement Jokw'th the staff and volun-34447. volun-34447. teers involved with the '. John.; three facilities. And, he said, the projects needed more time commitment than the council alone could give them. Throughout the next several sev-eral months, the committee will hold public meetings to 3 for if: get input from the city resi-r. resi-r. dents and will evaluate different dif-ferent funding methods for the projects. The committee 3r of t will also be determining the ler pa' type, size, location and tim-lOSting tim-lOSting ing 0f completion for the irday, projects and making recom-'inesPmendations recom-'inesPmendations to the City Lehi. Council. to 10'' The city may do all three idicaif buildings at the same time prize; or build one at a time, zes.ftDaniels said. Milled; About three years ago, :al. Sp through a citywide survey, iy, Wil residents prioritized the lildren projects they thought need- ej to be done, which includ- ed the library, the recre- il notion center and the fire t the S; station as the top three. 3ol,8S About one-third of the field Bbrary books are checked jrdar0ut at any given time and each of the library pro- Pams have a waiting list, fhp UK , T, . . - -uicuy was Duilt m hired 6, but with the popula be us increase and patrons Ther-? other cities using the i v Ut)rary- the community has 3bard'Jown the building, t0 be -'mels said. n vvo- recreation center, tna' t m 1908)faces sim.lar Her problems. ng el ,!he building was origi- Hunt-V a dance . uie gymnasium - then ,uined ntn hall the s uuor is ct tO., W. WAl 111 IICICC a high school asium and was finally 510 -lQfin y lne Cltv ln the e -With little space to ignat-; urii with, all of the adult cil otetc- park" id pa; ho programs are filled to capacity. Oftentimes the programs have waiting lists and the center has little time or space for other programs, pro-grams, said Jay Dee Nielsen, recreation manager manag-er and committee member. "Here, we squeeze in open gym when we can," he said. The fire station is not earthquake proof and has no sleeping or living quarters quar-ters for future staffing needs, not to mention no room for administrative staff, Daniels said. Sites for the library and the fire station are still up for grabs, but a recreation center site has been discussed dis-cussed to be southwest of the Pleasant Grove High School. The property is owned by Alpine School District, and the city and the school district dis-trict have talked about sharing expenses and use of the building. "It's huge in how it could really help the high school and the community," said Principal Jess Christen, who is also on the committee. commit-tee. Some of the additions that have been discussed for the recreation center include an indoor swimming swim-ming pool, a larger weight room, additional basketball courts and a larger dance room. These additions would directly benefit some of the high school programs, Christen said. The swim team is currently cur-rently bused over to American Ameri-can Fork to use the swimming swim-ming pool at the city's recreation recre-ation center. The school has also outgrown the small weight room and dance room, he said. Nichole Warner The daughter of Jeffery and Sherie Warner, Nichole Warner is a senior student at Pleasant Grove High School and is concurrently enrolled at UVSC. Nichole would like to major in dance education. She has been on the on the honor roll for three years, was a dance Sterling Scholar, earned her varsity letter in dance, Academic Aca-demic All-Region, All-Region All-Region and was an All-State Drill Team member and placed third at the FBLA Region. Nichole has had 15 years of extensive dance training, and has been drill team president, drill mistress, mis-tress, dance company artistic artis-tic assistant and has received the Young Womanhood Woman-hood Recognition Award. Her career ambition is to be a cosmetologist-dance teacher. She will present a lyrical dance in the talent portion of the pageant. For her platform project, Nichole Nic-hole will be teaching the disabled about self-expression through dance. Megan Elizabeth Jones The daughter of James M. and Linda Jones, Megan Jones is a senior student attending Pleasant Grove High School and is concurrently concur-rently enrolled at UVSC and will be attending BYU-Idaho. BYU-Idaho. Megan has been an honor student, is a member of FBLA, has been on the volleyball and softball teams and was voted FvT in volleyball. She is a member mem-ber of A Cappella Choir, is a certified life guard and has taught swimming lessons. Megan has also received the Young Womanhood Recognition Recog-nition Award. She will perform a piano solo for her ; talent number in the pageant. Megan's platform project is "Quiet Quilts." She will be making quilts and volunteering for the Common Bonds Parent Network at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. She would like to become a piano teacher. Lizzy Marchbanks The daughter of Hal and Terry Marchbanks, Lizzy Marchbanks is attending Capelli School of Hair Design and is a graduate of Pleasant Grove High School. She works as a trainer for children at the Health Academy where she teaches children fitness training. Lizzy was on the Orchesis Dance Team in high school, and her drill team won first place in Region 8 two years, and it won first place in Senior Solo-Drill Nationals in Florida, and she has been drill mistress. Lizzy will be presenting a character jazz dance in the (CINEMA talent portion of the program. pro-gram. She has had 13 years of dance training including the Broadway Dance Center training in New York City. The title of her Platform Project is "Fit Kids" in which she will be helping children win at fitness. Call 756-7669 to place a classified ad Also online at: www.thanksgfvingpoinLcora ey he it: Milestone entries inrinHinn woHHinnc miinnnries and other nnouncements must be turned in to the paper by Monday at ol the week you would like the notice to be printed. Lord of the Rings 3: pg-13 Return of the King Nightly .Mon.-Sot.' 7 pm Sat. Matinee 3 pm Miracle pg N.ahttM,Mon.-frU 7 4 9:15 pm Sat. Matinee 0 3 Dm Saturday 7 0m oilv 1 I Movies for Apr. 9J - Apr. 15" Home On The Range (PG Dii7v:3:5 5:-0 - 0 9:20 5fl. 12:00 1:50 3:45 5:40 "30 9:20 Sun: 3:45 5:40 "30 The Prince & Me (PG Daily: 4r5O-:20',n'v 5ji.' 12:00 2:25 4:50 " 20 9:45 W 4:5020 ... Ella Enchanted (PG Daily: 4:55:10 9:20 - - -Sal'. 12:10 2:25 4:55 "10 9:20 5uit-4:55 "10 ... 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