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Show Free Press - Wednesday, August 27, 1997 Page 3 r s t A Lehi woman was cited for expired registration, operating a vehicle without insurance and not having a driver's license. When stopped, she explained that the vehicle belonged to her employer. Later, when officers talked to the man phone he became abusive. The man could be charged with allowing the vehicle to be operated without insurance and registration. In two separate cases, two cellular telephones were taken from unlocked vehicles. No suspects are available in either case. A Lehi woman reported the theft of her day planner and her purse, which contained blank checks and credit cards; the woman said she thought she had locked the car. While a Salt Lake couple were in a local business, their car and attached boat were taken from the parking lot. The driver said the vehicle was locked and that he had retained control of the keys, although an extra key was hidden under the fender well. A Lehi man was charged with possession of paraphernalia after officer searched his home with the help of officers from Adult Probation and Parole. I H 2f'l h. Students in Miss Braithwaite's class at Lehi Junior High School play a game of Simon Says to get out the "first day of i Mill i. Hands up for school ,.111 .. pi -- Li' 7 n school" wiggles on Monday before starting class for the year. ' r Continued from front page 'V His hours find him serving in various capacities in his LDS ward. Prior to moving to Utah, he taught early morning seminary for more than four years while concurrently holding other positions working with the youth. He has also served in a bishopric and as a worker in the Los Angeles The Pageant reborn? Dr. Carl Bell hopes to resurrect American Fork's popular Utah Pageant of the Arts Could the Utah Pageant of the Arts make a reappearance in American Fork? The popular format, setting to real life the masterpieces of sculpture and paint from the world's most revered artists, was a major force in the community for a number of years. It ended only shortly after a group of its supporters moved it to a Salt Lake City location. Now there is an effort to revive life-as-a- rt the Utah Pageant of the Arts. Dr. Carl Bell has registered the name with the state Department of Commerce. He is seeking community members to help bring back the production. "This is simply an invitation to interested citizens," he said. "We want to see if there is an interest in reviving it. "I've spoke with many people in our community regarding the what it meant to us Pageant and how they feel about resurrect ing it. Everyone's sad it's gone, and most would really like to see it back. So I think there's interest." Bell has initiated negotiations for theater space and feels the production could get onto the stage by the summer of 1999. "We are soliciting people who might be willing to form a committee to organize and brainstorm," he said. "It will take a community effort, just like before. If we bring it back it will be with the recognition and respect deserved by those who created it in the first place. "The more experience with the Temple. In his spare time, he enjoys books, particureading larly those dealing with advertising, marketing and direct mail. "I am always reading a book about my profession and books on how to increase people's sales," he said. non-fictio- n Ralphlne Burt 110 West Main Lehi 3 previous production, the better. But there's nothing which says the production has to be identical to the previous one. New ideas are always great." Experience and knowledge are important factors, he said. "It's not a matter of starting completely over," he said. "Sure, the sets and costumes are gone. But the knowhow is still there. And just knowing that it would be successful is encouraging." He hopes the production would reflect the excellence of the com- munity. "For many years it was the icon of American Fork," he said. "American Fork is a first rate city; it would be important to do a first.class show when we do open it." Brooks 0 i 1 ii4 i- ii - Steven Gunn 110 West Main iV' S 1 ... Lehi , 3 1 4 Photo by Ann Shields Photo shows recreation of classic art work using live models as it was practiced by the now defunct Utah Pageant of the Arts. Dr. Carl Bell hopes to bring the Pageant back. Being in good hands is instate' the only place to be!' You're in good hands. 1997 Allstate Insurance Company and Allstate Life insurance Company. Northbrook. Illmo'S. jUDctjccvaiiaDinryanu n rrn n V Select 8.3 for X os few OS IT tttJf II 1 lllUls- " - lufn111 1 ILUm i II UflB iiAiwiHiwi1 SPORTING GOODS T IK p5EvMon Boots sale priced Rental 615 East State Rd. American Fork, UT -7 v at. --j j snowboardJ- - and binding starting 9yu00 . fiy. t ? V' YL & l fe ' i i' N-j- , jfA kjj n sJ-- y iL-JlA- Uj S |