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Show Lehi Free Press New Utah! Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1998 - The Curious group? Find out for yourself as the drama department of Lehi High School presents the John Patrick comedy, The Curious Savage, Nov. excluding Sunday; curtain time is 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium, 180 N. 500 East. General admission tickets are $5 for adults and $4 for students or senior citizens. Mrs. Savage, played by Suzanne Hanson, has been left $10 million dollars by her late husband; she would lie to help others with the money, but her grown-u- p Titus, stepchildren Samuel and Lily Belle, played by Clint McKell, Adam Daly and 19-2- 4, 12 .,.' Savage to open tomorrow Five kooks, three greedy stepchildren and a philanthropist. Who is the craziest one of the Page -- : y.f.'-v-i, i at LHS :.,;'" i ..1 When area police officers saw three girls riding unre- ';,H" strained in the back of a pickup truck, screaming no less, Sarah Worlton, respectively freshly-deposite- want the money for themselves. The stepchildren commit the matron to a sanitarium, where she meets a variety of "social misfits," including Fairy May Florence Milam), (Wendy (Sheleen Faulk), Jeffrey (Nathan Miller), Hannibal (Mike Mon-son- ), and Mrs. Paddy (Kristen Lamb). Rounding out the cast are Beth Sharon as Miss Willie, the nurse, and Chris Kennington as Dr. Emmett, the psychiatrist, who finally determines that Mrs. Savage doesn't belong in the they became concerned and followed the vehicle. The officers drove west on American Fork's Main Street toward Lehi, but lost the truck near the Millpond. A few minutes later, they spotted the truck', along with its d mud, missing rear bumper and the three shivering girls in the back. Officers stopped the man and informed him that it was illegal to have unrestrained passengers in the back of a moving pickup truck and chastised him for, the.unsafe conditions of the vehicle, including the broken windshield. As one can imagine, officers checked for outstanding warrants and found one, for which the American Fork man was booked into the Utah County Jail; the suspect was also cited for having an unsafe vehicle and no proof of insurance. An East Carbon man, stopped for improper registration in his vehicle, was also found to be driving without insurance and without a valid driver's license. What he didn't have, however, wasn't as good as what he did have with him. When the man consented to a search of the vehicle, officers found methamphetamines and drug paraphernalia. The driver and two passengers were all booked into the county jail on possession of a controlled substance and paraphernalia; the driver also incurred a citation for the registration prob- facility. i '.,' ; jj?"' ''' u - " ' V $,"- ' Photo by Russ Daly Mrs. Savage, played by Suzy Hanson, center, entertains her fellow sanatarium inmates, clockwise from left: Hannibal (Mike Monson), Fairy May (Wendy Milam), Florence (Sheleen Faulk) and Jeffrey (Nate Miller) in the Lehi High School production of The Curious Savage, which opens tomorrow. Comedy builds as the sane Mrs. Savage, with the help of her fellow "inmates," leads the children on a merry chase. lem. Three Salt Lake County men "blew" it when they were caught with open containers in a vehicle suspected to be involved in a case of driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol. A.T.E.C. Continued from front page don't waste time stowing their lunch pails and getting to work under the supervision of Amie Bartholomew, their job But everyone is quick to agree that the cleaning is just the icing on the cake. According to Glenn Martin, principal, coach. the workers interact with the Harvey says their help has' students in such a way that been wonderful. Since they both become the winners. started coming to the school, The students learn to the trash cans get emptied accept the diversity of humandaily. ity as they associate with the The restrooms are cleaned workers. And the workers learn social skills they wouldnightly. Pointing to the ceiling, Har- n't learn in a protected work environment. vey shows there are no cobwebs. Students are quick to give Lisa a thumbs up when they see her working. She's quick to return the sign. Though old enough to be their mother, Lisa's diminutive size makes her a favorite among the children. She beams when she's praised and loves giving out high fives. David and Jennifer are avid BYU fans. After weekends, they are eager to share their experiences watching the most recent football games. They can't wait for this week's game against Utah. Jennifer says she "likes the job 'cause its fun. All the kids 0 Continued from front page are fun." Noting the ease with which students respond to the workthe sisters to see the project soon as the holidays are over. ers, Bartholomew commented, "There is a need and the "It doesn't matter what life completed. With their goal of completneed is never going to lessen," has dealt (the workers). They she said. "I really believe this all have a cuddly side to love." ing 100 newborn kits, the sisters actually produced 164 has to be an ongoing way of Besides serving as a job kits, and in addition were able life. The spirit spreads. If we coach for the ATEC workers, to take a large truckload of can get a lot of little fires Bartholomew also spends her items up to the Sort Center in going, we can do a lot. There's evenings relieving families of Salt Lake City, including 106 more than just making the children who are severely discrib sheets, 39 extra receiving product. It's the growth and abled. "I find this really rewardblankets, 28 flannel crib blandevelopment that. ..comes to kets, 30 hats, 26 baby quilts, you inside." ing," she said of her work with 21 single quilts and 231.items Woffinden is assisted by the custodial staff. of children's clothing. "It's neat to see the differBecky Felix in '(ihev'ard and ence between the severely disAlthough the group has has taught other Relief Socinow taken a hiatus until the ety groups how to go about abled who can't communicate middle of January, Woffinden starting humanitarian aid and people like these guys. It's expects to be busy again as projects. really fun for me." Aid The three will stay at the school until 3 p.m., when they are relieved by the night crew who comes from 3 until 7:30 p.m. With district-wid- e cuts in hours this year, the help has come at a good time for Sego Lily. Harvey is free to spend his time taking care of the more difficult tasks such as changing light bulbs, and running the heavy equipment. The other thing the extra help has provided is an opportunity for Harvey to take care of the really important things. As he stands in the hallway, Harvey suddenly finds a small pair of arms wrapped around his legs. A young student has come to him with a crisis. Her bouncing ball won't bounce anymore. She follows him down the hall to the pump by the side door. "What's the matter?" he asks her, "aren't you jumping rope anymore?" "No," she giggles. "Too much jump rope." He inflates the ball and discovers a small leak. Harvey explains that the ball isn't going to stay up very long, so she'd better run along and play with it quick. She takes the ball arid bounces out the door with a grin on her face. Officers found the suspect vehicle and observed the vehicle operator's erratic driving for several blocks before stopping the car. Failing both field sobriety and breath tests, the Midvale man was cited with DUI and open container violations; one passenger also received an open container citation. For the other passenger in the back seat, however, things were more complicated. With no identification on his person, the man gave officers a fictitious name, which added to the open container violation, not to mention about $3,000 in outstanding warrants, was enough to earn the Sandy man accommodations in the Utah County Jail. 0 Planning Continued from front page The project engineer did not disagree with these comments but pointed out that because of the size of the lot, the location of the storm drain and the building's relationship to 500 East, the design he presented was the most practical and customer accessible. He also noted that the Roller Mills, and Albertson's design was an exception to the design of the buildings on Main Street and 850 East rather than the rule. Commissioners also wanted changes made to Plat D of Mel Frandsen's Stagecoach Crossing development, a planned residential development (PRD) located at 1300rW. 70Q South, ., redesign the lots in the PRD, to reduce the number of lots by five and provide some room for; a commdnity park. In other commission action,.! members looked favorably upon; the request for the introduction of twin homes into Lehi by Mr. and Mrs. Jasper, but felt that the issue needed more study; before proposing an ordinance; that would allow this type to be built in Lehi. The members of the commis-- ; sion approved the parking lot; design for the new theater com- ' plex, located at 500 S. 850 East and all other requests for; .' annexations and conditional; use permits. 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