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Show Page B8 TIC iDntf9-3nhrprnbn- Thursday, June 1, 2000 it Community Theater awards scholarshipthe to Lisa von Koch to Ixgin this Fall von Koch plans to study a variety of theater related courses and feels that the more she develops her range of abilities in the field, the greater will be her chances for success She plans to audition for the prestigious Actor Training Program at the University of Utah Lisa von Koch has been awarded the Moab C'ommunit) Theatre 2000 Scholarship for studies in the dramatic arts The $500 award, presented Tuesdav night at the High School awards Michaelene by banquet Pendleton of NUT, will suport Lisa's studies in the University of Utah Department of Theatre, MCT Each applicant for a submitted 2000 scholarship short essay explaining why she wanted the scholarship and outgoals lining short- - and The application also included a high school grade transcript and two letters of recommendation Candidates were then interviewed by a panel ofjudges from the theater group and required to perlong-rang- e form a five-minut- e monologue, a ald reading and some improvisation. J udging w as difficult due to the high caliber of the applicants. Described by MCT Scholar- ship Panel judges as bold, flexible, passionate, talented and creative," von Koch has been acting since 1991. She has performed in high school plays and drama competitions with Tributary Theatre, Moab Repertory Theatre and MCT. She was Stage ManagerTech Assistant for the FlyByNite Players, and worked for Moab Music Festival. Moab Community Theatre thanks the people of Grand tn YfYi Y i, County for supporting bve theater. Consumer group offers tips on buying used vehicles With the weather turning warmer, more and more people are beginning to tliink about replacing their present car with a new set of wheels. For many, the purchase will be a previously owned car. The Utah Division of Consumer Protection advises used car shoppers that before launching your search for that good deal on a used car, spend time considering many of the same factors that would apply to a new car purchase. Ask yourself how you will use the vehicle; how long you plan to keep it; the size, style and features, as well as your budget and financing options for the purchase. SaturdayJuneSj precisely 8 a.m. to noon at the MARC, 111 E. 100 N. 3rd Annual, Now Famous NAME YOUR OWN PRICE SALE KZMU Community Radio. to benefit Wc&tot the SMB furniture music books - decor kitchen, auto sporting equipment - clothing, etc. RAIN OR SHINE! Donatloni accepted at the ttudlo an Rocky Road any time ar at tha MARC an June 2,11 a.m. - I p m. anly d wm I Under the Federal Trade Commissions Used Car Rule, yxwm ' A sellers of used cars (except private sales), are required to place a large sticker called a Buyers Guide" in the window of their used cars and trucks. The Buyers Guide tells you whether the vehicle is sold as is or comes with a warranty and, if so, which systems are covered, how long coverage applies, and what percent of repair costs the dealer will pay. Once you complete a purchase of a car as is" and drive it off the lot, the dealer has no further responsibility for the car. Once the car is sold, any problems, even major ones, become the responsibility of the new owner. In Utah, there are no state laws to protect used car buyers from hidden problems after sale. Mary McGann, left, and Lisa von Koch Harvey. appeared together in MCTs Utahs Lemon Law only covers new car purchases and does not apply to used cars. Keep a sharp eye out for the following as you get your first look at a used car: Body Look for rust, particu-larl- y at the bottom of fenders, around lights and bumpers, on splash panels, under doors, in the wheel wells, and under trunk carpeting. Small blisters may indicate future rust sites. Check for paint that does not quite match, gritty surfaces, misaligned body panels and paint overspray on chrome- - all possible signs of a new paint job, masking body problems. Look for cracks, areas, and loose bumpers- - signs of a past accident. A welded seam my mean that the car is actually a body shops rebuilt creation from salvaged parts. Look for welded seams in the trunk and on the floor, bumps under the paint around the windshield or rear window, or between doors, may indicate a rough welded seam beneath the paint. Also, look for hail damage. If the vehicle is dirty, have it washed for a better inspection. Tires Uneven wear on the front tire usually indicates either bad alignment or front suspension damage. Uneven wear on cars with radial tires may signal improper tire rotation. Do not forget to check the condition of the spare tire and make sure the correct jack is in the trunk and in working order. Fairgrounds efos? EMSV Race Track? We Want YOUR Opinions Public Information Gathering Meeting Wednesday , June 14th - 6:00 p.m. Moab Valley Inn Conference Room 711 South Main The Grand County Recreation Special Service District is seeking public input regarding the future development of the Old Spanish Trail Arena property into a recreation complex. Come share your ideas and response to Concept Plan A. Help decide the future of new recreation facilities in Grand County for more info, Call Marcy Till heat-discolor- 259-225- 5 or Diana Carroll V. IHike 259-134- 6 mike at Castle Rock Chevrolet are excited about their & late-mod- There's a lot more to your Citizens Phone Book than just phone numbers. Doors, Windows, Trunk Look for a close fit, ease of opening and closing, and secure latches. A door that fits unevenly may indicate that the car was involved in a collision. Black, gummy Tailpipe soot in the tailpipe may mean worn rings, or bad valves and possibly expensive repairs. Be Mechanical Parts Lid sure all headlights, taillights, brake lights, backup lights, and directional signals work properly. Test the radio, heater, air conditioner, and windshield wipers. Interior Check the upholstery for major wear and tear, look under floor mats and seat covers. Check the adjustability of seats and make sure all seat belts work. Check the locations and working order of airbags. Before purchasing, test drive on a variety of roads highcity street, freeway, way and rough paved and unpaved surfaces. Does the car accelerate and decelerate well? Watch for unusual vibrations, noises or odors. Make several stops and starts, at varying but safe rates of speed on a clear, level road surface. The car should accelerate without hesitatwo-lan- Your community's complete resource guide. The best place to shop and compare and more. Maps El White Pages B Hometown businesses Community Pages B Calendar of Events B Government Offices B Yellow Pages And much more! Your community's ONLY Official Phone Book e 0.0 GMAC financing only for 36 months on: Oldsmobile Silhouette Vans Chevrolet Venture Vans Buick Regals Oldsmobile Intrigues Chevrolet Malibu 0 0 available on approved credit only till July 18, 00 Hot Used Truck Deals of the week: '36 Ford pickup, Eddie Bauer custom package, loaded, mint condition. it U pries is aio.viu Castle Rocks Hot Deal -- , J T v Z. S0W ! special price Is . $16,200 CA 96 Ford Bronco, 4" lift kit, w33x1 2.501 5 tires, 10 wheels Hot Deal special price j '.SR995 I CashjgkJ ' ' T ' ,.r JX aOLET HOURS: 7 M-- F 8-SRT. 4 8-- 2 tion and should brake without grabbing, vibrating, or pulling to one side. When you step firmly on the brake pedal, it should feel firm, not spongy. 481 S. Main, Moab 259-543- 2 WTOCASTLERCX3UEEP LASAL NET Take the car to a reliable repair shop or auto diagnostic center and have a mechanic give it a thorough exam. You will have to pay for this service, but the money you invest up front may save you many more dollars down the read. Ask for a written estimate of the costs to repair any problems the mechanic finds, and use that estimate as a bargaining chip when you make your offer. And finally, many consumers purchase vehicles believing they are allowed to return the car within three days. The three-da- y recession law does not apply to vehicle pur-- , chase. Once you drive off the lot, you have committed to purchase that car. Do not make a quick decision that you might regret. Times-lndepende- Recycle!Printing nt now rrcrs a 100 -- post sumer recycled paper for your prlntmgneeds. This 20 lb. paper is acid free, epundwood fr and bleached with hydrogen peroxide instead of chlorine, it is white with a slight speckling. Call Tom at the Times with questions? 299-92- 9 19 tz. Center |