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Show Pre Press - Wednesday, March 7. 194 - Page 4 Meadow Elementary enjoys Teacher Appreciation Week y Saws: A "singing telegram" was a surprise guest at the teachers brunch sponsored by the Meadow Elementary PTA. Dressed in a ragged robe and was Kathryn wearing a fright-wiPhelps. She sang a telegram that she composed herself. One verse went like this: "I'd like to be a teacher, So that I could make big money, And wow! All that vacation time... You're smiling You think sSWf5xa-;sw!:' --? g I - that's funny?" The breakfast cumulated a week of surprise gifts for the teachers at the Meadow School. The Room Mothers decorated each teacher's door. Large posters and murals were painted by ITA artist, Shelly Berendson. Under the direction of PTA President Nancy Lamph and Chairman Lorene Hospitality Hreinson, the teachers had special treats each day. On Monday, walls and doors were decorated. Teachers were also given large heart cookies and heart badges decorated with, "You've won our heart." Tuesday brought clocks, money badges and chocolate mint patties that read, Teachers like you are worth a mint" Wednesday's treat was a dough bear magnet and bear badges that said, "You are a bear necessity. Thursday was filled with color. Artists palettes (paints being candy) with crayon cakes and crayon gum with the slogan, "You add color to our lives." And, of course on Friday, the brunch. There were "Sunshine" baskets for everyone and badges expressing, "You spread Sunshine" and "You are made of Sunshine." The brunch was spread on gaily decorated sunshine tables and consisted of doughnuts, orange juice, fruit, yogurt, and chocolate milk. All teachers and staff members were invited.f n The Week occurs annually and is a nationwide event sponsored by the PTA. Teacher-Appreciatio- TODD W. HANSON, ANITA LUND Wagoner, Vickie Sanchez, Leslie Devey and Shalauna Lott. Flower girls will be Sharee Hanson, Casandra Cade, and Courtney Cade. Miniature bride and groom will be Matthew ; Lund and Amanda Makin. Best men will be Kerry Devey and Mark Burgess. will be the grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Ross Burgess and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanson. The bride-eleis the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar J. Lund of Lehi. She is a graduate of Lehi High School and seminary. She from Continental graduated College of Beauty and is currently employed at Stylist I in Provo. Todd is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent W. Hanson of Alpine. He is a graduate of American Fork High School and seminary. He served an LDS mission in Raleigh, North , Carolina. He js currently employed in Sandy and is attending Utah Technical College at Provo. The couple will make their first home in Provo. Honored guests ct Olympians to meet Thursday Members of the Olympian Club meet Thursday, March 8, at the home of Leah Hanson. A book review "Motherhood Women's Second Oldest Profession" will -- J? A BASKET OF SUNS.. INK is Randce Lee for Meadow Teacher Appreciation Week. GIVING 'South Pacific' - a unique experience Anita Lund to marry Todd W. Hanson in temple ceremony Anita Lund and Todd W. Hanson have chosen the date of March 10 to recite wedding vows in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception will be held that same evening from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. in the Lehi West Stake Center, 1920 N. 500 West, Lehi. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Matron of honor will be Madelyn Hieniger and the bride will be attended by Linda Makin, Kenna ''' i will be presented. Other club business will be conducted and refreshments will be served, according to Eleise Smith, club historian. Romance, song, exotic dancing and spectacular South Seas visual effects will fill the Alhambra Theatre Friday night, Mar. 9, as run of Rogers they open a classical and Hammerstein's musical, "South Pacific." Tickets are $3 on weekends, $2.50 on Monday nights. Special group rates are available. "South Pacific" will be presented every Friday, Saturday and Monday night, March 9 through April 14, with the exception of April 6. Reservations may be made by 3 or 2253937. calling Tickets may also be purchased at the door. Each show will begin promptly at 8 p.m. with "The Happy a professional Polynesians," and dancing group, singing performing Samoan, Tahitian and Hawaiian ancient and modern dances. Some lucky lady will be presented tropical flowers, being flown in from the Islands, each night. From the moment you enter the theatre at 20 South Main, Pleasant Grove, a variety of sights, sounds, tastes and talents will quickly transport you in mood and feeling to the exotic South Seas. The lobbies are filled with trees, beach, hukilau settings and murals, and you will be greeted by Islanders in native dress. Delicious Island foods will be available at intermission. six-wee- k 756-212- prepared Islands. by caterers from the The regular cast is led by Diane Brereton and Reed Prestgard. Charlene Lui plays the role of the lovable Bloody Mary, with Kevin Moss as the Billie, a Seabee stationed on the Island. Other cast members include John Hansen, Maria Fonoimoana, Keith Haines, Scott Fullmer, Dean Nickels, Kelly Prestwich, Richard Dave Mike Moss, Hodson, Markham and Brian Van Leuven. Nurses roles are played by Jan Seiter, Kathy Webb, Lynette Russon, Dana Bates, Annette Bylund, Connie Knudsen, Lore Jackson, Ann Kirk, and LaDawn Menlove. Polynesians playing the roles of quick-thinkin- g the children, are Kaewe Aikau, Tina Moore, Ieilani Matagi and Lano Hanohano. Kuinise Matagi is the valet of the wealthy French planter, Emile DeBecque. Isaac Thomas, Julie Walker and Shirley Hatch have choreographed the lively dances. The unique set, complete with waterfall, palms and pond, was created by Dr. Karl Pope, of Theatre. 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