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Show - THE P&ge 14 HERALD, Provo. Utah, May 11, 1984 Friday, Weather TV Tonight p m. to Weather Map J I It Nes 1 Tonight II S0.O4 S9 list. TYX, If COLO J ipn k6lt MIMNC 30 7 7 3D u. III ryir 16 FIJAICieO"6ENVER SAN 10 JO 11 4.0 Show Tap u Video Midniglu-KriaaNight Video 30.00 ' taTTLl Newt PM Magazine Mailer Flay Misty lot Me' ioorl Benny Hill II X Fantasy island ANGS TeMPeATuw$ Fortune Family Feud Beosoa ftebsier Masquerade Malt Hotisloa Newt Entertainment Tonight Wheel of 0AtrA$rtkfr jVS CEiuel KSL-T- PAIR t p Prime Time Access Dukes of Hazzard Dallas Falcon Crest 10 News 10 30 M'A'S'H II Hawaii 50 Midnight- - Capricorn One' 30 7 I I F0TOCA8T WCATHCM UP It L ED. rkuael 7 Business Report Wall Street Week ' Washington Week I Civic Dialogue Austin City Limits 10 Fawltv Towers 10 30 Dr Who U Latenight America 30 30 Central Utah Summary City Tempt Yesterday Prectp. Hl-L- o .00 .00 00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Alpine Fairfield Heber Orem PI. Grove Provo Sp. Fork Timp Cave 438 Water Year 8.31 2 37 KSTV, Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. '83-'- 3 5 19 5 Apr. 20 4 21 23 7 3 1.39 Apr. 24 1.80 420 600 Apr. Apr. Apr. 231 2.22 1.05 1.53 393 34f 198 95 3.77 0.64 04 0.97 4 3 22 282 1 June 6 18 25 26 27 Weather information - 10 Month Apr. 28 Apr. 29 Apr. 30 1 May May 2 May 3 May 4 May 5 May 6 May 7 May 8 May 9 May 10 16 17 Apr. Apr. Apr. Provo Preclplutloa (Inches) March April May II 4 o 10 30 o 11 The Man Who Soap Twilight Zone King Rat 1 13" ZENITH COLOR TV 2 4 5 9 Logan: Mild tonight, with variable cloudiness, low near 50. Warmer Saturday with variable cloudiness, high near 80. St. George: Fair and warm tonight and warrantee on picture tube Z1310 81-9- 7 courtesy Nebo District To Honor Evans of David FORK pnnci-- s of the Nebo? pal - I Bob Evans, r retiring Alternative; School and High SUNNY life-lik- 3 Regional Forecasts ' e color picture Brilliant, Auto fine tuning Briefs 4 James, Provo weather observer. Readings are for the period ending at 6 p.m. Saturday. Low tonight 56. High Saturday 99. Cedar City: Fair and warm tonight an1 Saturday. Low tonight 47. High Saturday 86. Utah: Fair tonight, lows range from mid-40- 5 to mid-50Warmer Saturday, highs range from Loved Cat Dancing 3 SPANISH Central Utah: Mild tonight with variable cloudiness, low near 50. Warmer Saturday with variable cloudiness, high near 80. channel M 0 yesterday. By United Press International It 6pm CHIPs 7 Gunsmoke Almanac Provo Temperatures 1 Apr. 15 January February MM 8 7 ckand p 9 Provo Yesterday Humidity Range: Peak Wind: 18 mph Evaporation: .27 , m MaeNeil Lehrer Newshour ? Wall Street Week 7 30 Lawmakers B 'The Sun Also Rises' 10 30 Festival at Rivers ti 5 Month Month October November December KBYU-TV- Ml July August September upper-70- to s upper-90s- . ZENITH 25" COLOR TV , noted educator in Nebo School Wednesday 6:30-- l''''111'1''''1'1' V - - Northern Idaho: Decreasing clouds tonight, with some showers. Lows range from 38 to 44. Variable cloudiness and showers Saturday, highs 55 to 63. from Southwestern Idaho: Occasional rain tonight, lows 44 to 49. Variable cloudiness and showers Saturday, highs 65 to 72. Nebo Alternative High School, South Main, Spanish Fork. Southeastern Idaho: Occasional rain tonight, lows 41 to 46. Mostly cloudy Saturday with widely scattered showers, highs 64 to 70. 8 p.m. .' cabinet District for 34 years will be honored during an open house - Brilliant 19" cotor picture 1 All friends Bob Evans and former stu to attend at dents are invited waa Auto tine tuning. 1906 w -- 81 962 IKJKJ J Ml 1 320 Open House Set For Lucile Richards - Regional Temperatures AMERICAN FORK Lucile Richards will be honored with a retirement open house Tuesday, 9 p.m., at the Forbes School, 281 N. 200 E., American Fork. She has 20 years of teaching experience. She graduated from Utah State University with an education major and English minor. In addition to teaching, she and her husband Grant have spent many Station Boise Burley Cedar City Idaho Falls Lewiston Hi Lo Pep 60 50 ..02 59 46 .... 83 51 .... 58 48 .t 75 68 48 .t 68 50... 75 49 ... 60 49. 83 45... 85 49 ... 73 53 ... 97 61 ... 76 54 ... Logan Ogden Pocatello Richfield Roosevelt Salt Lake City St. George Wendover City Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Atlanta Bakersfield Hi 63 90 62 73 Lo Pep 40 .... 53 .... 43 .... 52 .... 86 Baltimore 66 44 Billings 60 43 Bismarck 64 34 .... .... .... Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Des Moines 60 50 .02 63 46 84 64 56 49 71 44 .... .... .... .... 68 53 .04 68 58 .... 65 52 .05 86 62 83 48 .... .... .... 74 59 Detroit 69 52 Duluth 65 39 Eureka Fairbanks Fresno 64 50 Helena Honolulu Houston Indianapolis 42 30 88 61 60 39 88 72 80 68 70 60 .05 .08 .53 .... .... .... .... .... .... ZENITH 13" TV WITH brilliant cotor picture 157 Channel direct-acceremote 1 Woodgrain cabinet. 21319 13-In- ss breeding. Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Memphis Miami Beach Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs Paso Robles Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore. Rapid City Red Bluff Reno Richmond Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington 80 98 82 81 79 66 71 81 66 70 87 76 106 87 65 104 62 65 58 69 62 64 76 45 48 56 54 56 64 53 69 51 49 73 48 61 37 52 66 41 80 78 65 57 69 48 84 57 66 53 64 54 49 44 52 86 73 71 61 58 55 69 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .04 .... .... .... .... .... .... .08 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .16 SH Alpine Announces Summer Sessions Summer school C C J. Fork's Shelley f "' Classes for secondary students High and High School) will' unit of credit. provide All junior and senior high schools will participate in the program. However, certain classes (such as science and algebra) may only be I offered at one central location. I Students may enroll in classes offered at any school location. No transportation will be provided by the school district for any of the summer programs. Patrons should received the list of classes offered for summer school by Saturday. Brochures may also be picked up at the Alpine School District Office, 50 North Center, American Fork. Registration information is in the 7 brochure, or call: Jennie at between 3 and 5 p.m. one-quart- er "The flows during the past two days have with many streams, rivers and creeks near bankful." increased dramatically, William Alder, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service, said Thursday. Minor flooding was reported along the Spanish Fork River and Hobble Creek in Utah County. A state geologist was to evaluate a mudslide 500 yards across in Payson Canyon in central Utah. It was not threatening property. A river of mud 5 feet to 6 feet deep in Glen-woo- d places oozed out of Red Mountain in Springs, Colo., Thursday, closing 100 yards of a residential street. Police Chief Bob Halbert said cleaning up the watery goo would "be like trying to empty an ocean with a cup." Record lows Thursday of 50 degrees at Daytona Beach. Fla., 52 at Houston, and 43 at Meridian, Miss., were quickly followed by record highs of 79 in Los Alamos, N.M., and 98 in Lubbock, Texas. ica) recently earned several awards at the State Leadership Conference at Utah Technical (Magna), 5th place in Administra- tive Assistant Typist; Lori Reid (Alpine), Honorable Mention Administrative Assistant Typist; and John Patterson in (Heber City), Honorable Mention ence were Charles Pritchett (Orem) and Rex Lindquist in Business Law. The highlight of the conference for the Snow College Chapter was for the oufirst Decision Making; Suzanne Ogden project which focused on raising College in Orem. conferCapturing honors at that (Provo), 4th place i j in Executive receiving I 0J S22S1 REMOTE CONTROL pine Elementary and Lehi Elementary. All students are invited to enroll in classes at any of these schools even though they may not be the schools they regularly 785-730- Snow Students Fare Well in Business Meet The Snow College EPHRAIM Lambda (FuBeta Phi of Chapter ture Business Leaders of Amer- ( f V 1J f T rW fc-- J f i- .02 .... National Summary The shifting jet stream promised summery weather for much of the nation today and threatened snowmelt flooding in Utah by the weekend. Record lows in Florida, Texas and Mississippi Thursday morning v.ere the last gasp of storms that had pounded the nation for two weeks with tornadoes, hail, high winds and torrential rains. By afternoon, high temperature marks were set in Texas ana New Mexico. The southern half of the nation was expected to be in the 80s or higher today, with readings further north in the 60s and 70s, forecasters said. Only the Pacific Northwest and northern Maine were likely to remain in the 50s. In Utah, forecasters said weekend temperatures in the 70s and 80s would speed the melting of near-recor- d snowpack, gorging creeks and rivers. i- - ZENITH19"cOLORTV WITH Al- Elementary; 1 sfit.-- ' I fr r ZENITH 25" CONSOLE WITH REMOTE " ccx A t9.2?" fome 3.wodgram cornole. II Complete with remote control. I) for public school students is being offered this June at centralized locations throughout the Alpine School District. Elementary school students will be able to choose from basic and accelerated classes in reading and math and language arts. Schools participating in this program are Westmore, Cascade, Orchard, Northridge and Bonneville Elementaries in Orem; American (Jr. By United Press International Li v- - years improving dairy cattle National Temperatures By United Press International Va' Nw 7-- By United Press International plce tstanding community service funds for social services to obtain preventive programs against child sexualphysical abuse. The club, spearheaded by President David Dyches (Moroni), also made presentations in various communities in hopes of making more people aware of the problem. This project will represent Snow College and Utah in the National PBL competitions in Atlanta, Ga. in July. T-- I I T -- T x0;V ITT I K E " f "' . r'"" II ) j ri.iantitieS .. a33a3a33aaga33 W. . -- on Hand RainchecKs will be Given r rt.. 14-D- ZENITH VIDEO RECORDER WITH WIRELESS REMOTE 4-HE- AD ; Ct. proojamrnabte Wireless remote control r loading Special effects include visual search VR2000 83-8-90 J |
