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Show T 4 12A Lakeside Review, Wednesday, Nov. 25, 1981 Acvor SeayoCei reel Centerville Reviews City Assessments i ,r By CHERIE HUBER Reivew Correspondent CENTERVILLE During the Centerville City Council meeting last week the council recessed as the council and reconvened as the Board of Equalization to make recommendations for action on the citys special improvement district. Each complaint about the assessments for the curb and gutter were 1 - considered and recommendations made as to whether the request should be accepted or denied. ; Residents can contact the city to find out what the recommendations of the board were and they have until Dec. 15 to appeal. . All the requests for adjustment because the thickness of the concrete was not six inches were de- - Review Correspondent nied after it was stated that all the cases in question had been remeasured and all were at least six inches. The method of pouring the slabs, form board was using a blamed for the appearance of only four inches.' Once the assessment notices are published, the residents have 15 days to pay the assessment. Once the payment goes into the yearly period covered by the bonds, there will be a penalty for prepayment because the city has to pay the interest on the bonds until the next bond payment day which occurs only once a year. The balance can be paid off without penalty. Any shortfalls created because of adjustments in assessments will have to be made up by the city. CENTERVILLE Improving your craft while touching someones life is the goal behind the acting Wes Wright, 88 West 50 South. He doesnt see that goal being accom- -' plished through one. specific role, but through variation, knowledge and hard ; work. Wright has toured with plays throughout Utah and the West. , Considered by author Brent Yorgeson to be one of the truly genuine people in this area, Wright hasnt been handed success as an actor. You start with stars in your eyes, then you get there and its stiff competition. You always have to build, said Rita Wright, wife, critic, actress and homemaker. The Wrights believe that acting is an exciting, yet hard life. Wright is gone a great deal traveling on the road and then there are the pauses between acting jobs. Besides acting as a profession, you need a vocation, she said. Several times Wright has tried to hold four-inc- h WES WRIGHT acts "with his hands. an 8 to 5 job but the family has found that when the agent calls, you have to just pick up and go to the audition. Many employ-er- s just dont understand this. . Wrights vocation is art. He works not only on commissioned paintings, but on sets for the stage productions in town. He attended Weber State on an art scholarship. down By SUSAN TANNER HOLMES , Mrs. Wright is probably more understanding than the average actors wife. She studied in Theatre arts at Brigham Young University. When the family had the opportunity to go on tour with Charlies Monument, from April 15 to the last of August, the Wrights, their three children aged five, three and one, trailer. packed themselves into a The challenge of playing the part of Charlie, a physically twisted cripple, pretty well drained me, said Wright. He found that it was a physically tiring part as well as difficult to think in the part of the man himself. Of the 32 cast members, half were children. They played to high schools, opera houses to civic centers in California. . 21-fo- ot Long Career -- It soprano section. works in jazz, not in Handel. He said his music Bowden is conduct- ing the South Davis Community Concert Choirs production of Handels The Messiah, Dec. 5 and 6 at Bountiful High School. lBowden is also director of the Mormon - Youth Symphony and ithoir. with Having both graduated bachelors and masters degrees from Brigham Young Un- . think people become so technologhe you sit down and do and its a lot of fun, but theres an awful lot of hard work in Directing the Mormon Youth is much more than a full time job. work. (Realtors OLD i Welcome-Referr- & Commercial Incentive) al HEST MORTGAGE 0. 2380 Madison Ave. '$Snl "GIVE THE GIFT OF TIME" ROBERT C. BOWDEN Beautiful extensively arranging, composing, and CENTERVILLE & BOUNTIFUL-N- OW YOU TOO CAN CASH IN GD.0SC1O iversity, he moved to being guest conductor Boston to attend the for the Boston Pops. New England Conser- - Ten years ago he returned to the Salt vatory, where he received a second masLake City area to work on his PhD. ters in conducting. I was lucky, he The University of says. Because of the' Utah Orchestra, the masters in music Salt Lake City Chamber Orchestra, and theory and composition from BYU, I was the Morman Tabernahired onto the faculty cle Choir are amoung at the New England the groups with which Conservatory. It was he has served as assistant conductor. a good start. Bowden has his own He went on to conduct the Nashua, New way of dealing with the problems that arSymHampshire, phony, and he worked ise in dealing with a o GPF CO vS ON GREAT SAVINGS AT YOUR AREA TACO TIME Prices Begin at $499 time ect. BY BOYER'S 5 North Main Kaysvillo 17 Yrs. Experience Ph. 766-- 1 118 392 M. MAIN O.. Prices Effective thru NOV. Residential Dont scoop up onto think that music is ically advanced, that note, he told the just something that1 said. -- i "We Do The HARD ONES!! career has been volved. 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