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Show Citizen. Review, Press, Thurs., July 28, 1983 - Page 15 More aid available for flood victims Utah Co. Fair news Talent competition divided into regions The Utah County Fair Talent Competition will be divided into four regions for the 1983 season. Don Machan and Charlie Cruise, fair board members in charge of the talent competition and Big Top entertainment, have indicated that three winners will be awarded plaques (first, second and third place winners in two categories: Juniors (15 and under) Seniors (16 and over). Regional first and second place winners in each category will advance to the Utah County Fair Talent Competition finals, Aug. 19, at 7 p.m. under the Big Top tent. Third place winners will be alternates for their respective regions. They will be notified if first or second place winners default. Prizes for the finals will be cash awards: First, $35; Second. $20; and Third, $15, in each category. North County Regional will be in the Pleasant Grove Junior High School, 810 N. 100 E., August 3, at 7 p.m. Call Linda Anderson, Deadline is July 25. 785-617- Drama applications now being accepted for the drama area. Applications competition at the Utah County Fair are now being accepted by the Utah The competition is divided into Valley Drama Guild, sponsor of the three categories: Youth, ages event. and Adult, Intermediate, ages All adults and children who are ages 19 and over. In the Youth interested in drama are urged to division, there are categories for enter, as the competition not only Dramatic Reading and Humorous benefits the performers, but helps Reading; Intermediate and Adult to foster the dramatic arts in this have these two categories, and also 15-1- 9, s for each entry. competition in Mime and Scenes. All performances must be from Participants should submit their name, address, phone number, age memory. and classification, along with a $3 Auditions this year will be held on entry fee to Mrs. Myrth Burr, 1185 August 13 in the Orem City Center Columbia Lane, Provo 84604 e or to the Utah County Fair room. Trophies and certificates will be presented at the Office. First and second place drama finalist performances during winners from each class will perthe fair. There is a time limit of form at the fair. eighl-minule- (373-531- multi-purpos- Fair fever causes fast working forces Fair fever has invaded the forces Pageant awaits the winner. V working on preparations for the 1983 Utah County Fair. Workers are feeling the urgency now to complete all the necessary big and little items which go into making a successful fair. The County Fair begins with the Utah County Scholarship Pageant, Aug. 16 at 8 p.m. at Mountain View High School in Orem. Scholarships and the chance to participate in the Utah State Fair and Miss Utah bronc riding, bull riding, steer The fair officially opens at the wrestling, barrel racing and many Spanish Fork Fairgrounds, with more rodeo events, Louie Thurman exhibits and special events, at 5 of Burleston, Tex., will present p.m. on Aug. 17. speciality acts "Calico Miss" trick mare, "Texas", his brahman bull, Admission is free and there is no and "Tumbleweed," a trained parking fee. buffao. Lou Melendez will provide carnival rides starting Wednesday Entertainment under the big top evening. The fastest rodeo in the includes the Dunroe Sisters, west runs Thursday, Friday and Phoenix, Pee-We- e Pickers, Country Saturday of the fair. In addition to Buckeroos, Chantilly Lace and The governor's Statewide Flood Relief Task Force urges all flood victims to apply for aid. "Many people throughout the state who suffered losses due to the recent flooding may presently find themselves without means of recovering from those losses," said Capt. Fred Rasmussen, chairman of the task force. "The task force's main objective is to make sure that anyone affected by the flooding has access to available resources to begin rebuilding their lives." Flood victims should first contact the FEMA Disaster Field Office at to its number determine whether they are eligible for federal assistance. Flood victims may also contact the governor's task force for assistance co P.O. Box 11626, Salt Lake City, Utah toil-fre- 84147. The task force is also seeking information about various fund rnkinp efforts throughout the state. Groups who are raising funds for flood victims are asked to contact Fred Rasmussen, chairman of the task force at 322-125- 3. Governor Matheson recently formed the flood relief task force from a variety of agencies and concerned groups throughout the Donations needed for Humane Society Simple Dreams. In addition to these featured entertainers, you'll see mime acts, magical shows, doggers, talent and music finalists, excerpts from broadway musicals and more. The livestock sale at the auction arena is on Aug. 20 at 10 a.m. Fairbooks and entry blanks are available at your local city office, the county buildings, local libraries or fair office. e The Utah County Humane Society needs cash or supplies donated to equip their food booth at the Utah County Fair. This is their main fund raising event of the year. Please 3 or send conhelp. Call tributions to P.O. Box 895, Provo, 375-250- 84603. (MlSraOiroiOTTOID GEO fEUD GfJCffiB state to address the unmet needs of Utahns affected by the flooding. The task force is charged with collecting g information about the various efforts in the state and then ensuring that anyone who needs help has resources available to them. The task force is also responsible fund-raisin- for administering a statewide fund from donations throughout the state. Anyone wishing to donate to the statewide flood relief effort should send their donations to Governor's Flood Relief Fund, P.O. Box 11626, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84147. Beach Boys to play at benefit KSL-TV'- s Dick Nourse and one of Utah's favorite musical groups, the Beach Boys, are joining together for a benefit concert for the Utah Division, American Cancer Society. It's the "Dick Nourse Concert for the American Cancer Society featuring the Beach Boys" on Friday, August 5, at 7 p.m. in Park West. The concert is part of the Pepsi Challenge Summer Fest Series. The evening's activities will include lots of music by the Beach Boys as well as appearances by Dick Nourse and KSL meteorologist and Dick Nourse concert chairman Kent Norton. A portion of each Beach Boys ticket sold will go to the American Cancer Society to further its programs of research, education and patient service (SMS W&3 n Eloise Anderson Obstetrics mm Trcaii manager is hospital I .Mi employee of the month Eloise Anderson, Obstetrics Department Manager at the American Fork Hospital, is ' hospital employee of the month for July. Mrs. Anderson joined the staff at the hospital in September, 1981, and had previously worked at the facility from 1955 to 1962, working in the medical department. A native of Pleasant Grove, she received her education from the L.D.S. Hospital School of Nursing, and the University of Utah, and holds a Bachelor of Science degree fromBYU.. She music, stamp enjoys collecting, and travel and a church history travel book with her husband, William C. Anderson. Andersons The children: Director have three Philip, who is Assistant of Planning for St. Mary's Medical Center, Knoxville, Tennessee; Claudia, a legal secretary with Grow and Seiler law firm; and Jared, a student at American Fork Junior High School. In nominating Mrs. Anderson for Employee of the Month honors, her said they feel she deserves the award as she is "always fair" and "she's not just a department head, she's a friend, y as caring about her staff She's cheerful, fun well as and easy going, and is really great to work with." Alpine Credit Union is turning back the clock. We are now offering loans at the almost forgotten rate of 12 That's right can repay their loans through convenient payroll deductions. Members with Direct Deposit can authorize APR. 12. Borrow for all your summer needs: new cars, trucks, RV's, vacations, or home improvements. automatic loan payments from regular shares. 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