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Show Review - Thursday, July 25, 1985 - Page 4 QpUemstamt living) Stephanie Walker to vie in county pageant Stephanie Walker will represent Pleasant Grove at the Utah County Scholarship Pageant Aug. 8 at 8 p.m. at Mountain View High School, 665 W. Center, Orem. "Star Spangled Girl" will be the theme for thise year's contestant which will feature the winners the 1984 queen contests pageants held throughout Utah County. The event is being held as a special event of the Utah County Fair. The winner of the pageant will receive $300, participate in the Miss Utah State Fair pageant and in the Miss Utah contest next June. The first attendant will receive a ?0 award and tho ,t $200. Judging will be based on ti evening gown, swimsuit and sonal interview competition Per' Tickets may be purchased fm contestants at $3 per adult andftS per child, or at the door the nS the event. of Open house to honor Fred, Laurel Scholes on Golden Anniversary ( ) V i I I X ( The children of J. Fred and Laurel A. Scholes will honor their parents on their 50th Wedding Anniversary with an open house Saturday, Aug. 3, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Sandy Stake Center, 9331 S. 400 East, Sandy. Friends and relatives are invited. The family requests no gifts, please. The Scholes lived in American Fork for 10 years, from 1950 to 1960. They also spent nine years on the Big Springs Fruit Farm in Pleasant Grove. Mr. Scholes was born Aug. 20, 1911, in Logan. His future wife, Annie Laurel Aaagard, was born oct. 25, 1912 in Fountain Green. They met at Utah State University and were married Aug. 1, 1935, in the Logan LDS Temple. After living in the area, the Scholes moved to Oregon, and then moved back to Sandy in 1981, where they have lived since that time. Both are active in the LDS Church and have served in several capacities. Mrs. Scholes has served as District Relief Scoiety President and taught in several organizations. She also worked with the hospital auxiliary. Mr. Scholes graudated from USU and has been a fruit grower, nur-seryman, and worked as a hor-ticulturist for U.S. Steel, Harvey Aluminum and Martin Marietta. He served, among other church positions, as a bishop, branch president and a member of a district presidency. He is currently a stake patriarch. They are the parents of eight children. Jo Ann Smith, Lehi; Carol McCormick, Ogden; Ellen Olsen, Sandy; Jane Brinton, Draper; Lynettre Belka, Ogden; Joseph Scholes, Durham, N.C.; Dorothy Johnson, Manti; and Paul Scholes, Portland, Ore. Fred and Laurel Scholes Welcome home to honor serviceman Private Edwin Craig Thrasher, son of Blaine and Marge Thrasher, Lehi, will be returning home on July 26 from Fort Jackson, S.C., where he has completed his schooling. Craig is a 1985 graduate of Lehi High School. There will be a welcome home on Saturday, July 27, for his frienrt( and relatives at the Thra residence from 1 to 4 p.m. Carl McMillan earns DDS Carl K. McMillan, Lindon, has graduated from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. He received his degree in this spring's commencement exercises. Local girl in pageant Ashley Carpenter of Pleasant Grove will join young Americans from all over the United States and Canada in the cast of the 48th an-nual Hill Cumorah Pageant, held near Palmyra, New York. The pageant, entitled "America's Witness for Christ," is an annual summer presentation of the LDS Church. The event has been accalimed by the New York Times as "America's most elaborate religious pageant." It hosts a cast of over 600 children and adults from approximately 38 states and Canada and spans 25 hillside stages, making it one of the largest outdoor religious pageants in America. Special effects, including the world's largest outdoor sound system and mist screens of water, make this dramatic presentation truly a'spectacle of sight and sound. The pageant story is a unique depiction of scenes from both the Book of Mormon and the Holy Bible. Taken together, these scenes tell of the civilization that flourished in the Americas from 600 B.C. through the coming of Christ to the Western Hemisphere in 34 A.D--. ? The pageant also includes scenes' Ashley Carpenter illustrating the origins of the Mormon Church. These young people will be ap-pearing in performances beginning at 9 p.m. July 26 through July 30, and August except Sunday and Monday, before audiences averaging 18,000 to 20,000 each night. , - - ' !( LJ Ruth Hassenfritz, left, accepts plaque from Dean Powell, representing REAC, for her service to the community. Ruth Hassenfritz receives community service award from retired Eagles the Pleasant Grove Community Progress Committee. She is married to Wilson Hassenfritz and is the mother of Ruth Hassenfritz, Pleasant Grove, has been awarded the Outstanding ' Community Service Award by the Utah State Retired Eagles, REAC, in a recent ceremony. The award was presented by Dean Powell, Pleasant Grove. Ruth received the award for her community involvement. She has served as director of the Pleasant Grove Senior Citizens since 1972. She has served in the Girl Scouts for 30 years. Presently she is working with property management for the State Girl Scout Council. Ruth also serves as a member of the Pleasant Grove Arts Council and three daughters and she has seven grandchildren. In her spare time Ruth likes to fish. Strawberry Reservoir is her favorite spot. She has her own system of rigging bait and has taught many others. She also likes to play around with her camera. She was in charge of the. new Pleasant Grove-Lindo- n brochure which was sponsored by the Pleasant Grove-Lindo- n Area Chamber of Commerce. by LEVI STRAUSS &l COMPANY 20 PP our already low prices! ' npSr , i ; --American Fork Hospitars-- i j Educational Classes You're invited to receive instruction from well-qualifi- health care professionals and behavioral counselors at low cost and close to home. K Classes are small and informal and there is something for everyone. We are interested in developing the "total person" and we're here to serve you any way we can. AEROBICS GETTIN" FIT Every 4:00-5:0- 0 p.m. $1512 sessions Thursdays 6:00-7:0- 0 $20.00 0 This is for everybody and anybody, from beginning to advanced, Aug. 19 ' 25couple J and is taught by a certified Dancergetics in- - This eight-wee- k course will provide theory as well as practice structor. Come and join us! for physical conditioning. Excellent for those needing to get on an t exercise program, joggers, runners, etc. EKG and blood lipid BABYSITTING SAFETY CLINIC tests optional. August 1 9:45-12:0- 0 $5.00 Sept. 5 3:45-6:0- 0 STRESS REDUCTION This two-hou- r course teaches the basics of what young Tuesdays 6:00-7:3- 0 J25-0- babysitters need to know when providing fun and safe child care. Aug. 17 35couple This seven-wee- k course will give direction for self-hel- p in stress rpp , , reduction by learning to identify causes of stress within yourself, unerea every montn. 10 certification Learn to cope with discouragement and experience some self-Ca-for dates & time. 5 discovery. This approved course prepares individuals to provide basic life support techniques in emergency situations. NUTRITION FROM INFANT TO ADOLESCENT SUMMER SAFETY CLINIC X?SS.4 Mondays & Wednesdays 7:00-9:0- 0 $15.00 This four-wee- k course will provide instruction for the y 7 '20per family scientious parent who wants to provide good nutrition from infant This eight-hou- r course will prepare individuals to administer to adolescent. Participants will receive instruction in breast first aid procedures for minor medical injuries as well as help you feeding vs. bottle, dealing with picky eaters, food additives and to determine when further medical assistance is required. In- - the broad array of nutrition needs, eludes emergency handbook. WEIGHT CONTROL (Adult Behavioral Modification) TEEN PARENTING WORKSHOP Wednesdays 7 00-- 8 00 $50.00 Thursdays 7:00-9:0- 0 $20single July 4 $25refundable Aug. 12 25couple This course has an emphasis on modifying behavior This five-wee- k course will teach techniques in rearing teenagers that triggers an eating response. Topics of discussion are diet, according to the STEP method. Additional cost for textbook. exercise, behavioral signals, thinking and emotion and imagery' SHAPED0WN (Adolescent Behavioral Modification for Weight PRENATAL CLASSES (Call for starting dates) 1 Control) I. "Prenatal" This six-wee- k course is for Tuys 4:00-5:0- 0 $35.00 all first timers. $15. Vi July30-Oc- t. 1 $10refundahlp Ofifll This ten-wee- k course is for adolescents 10-1- 8 years of age and H. "Early Bird" This two-ho- course has shown to produce significant long-ter- effects. Contributors should be taken during 'Jl were from disciplines of medicine, social work, psychology and first trimester. $5. M nutrition. Behavioral techniques are incorporated; diet and fi exercise are discussed and principles of goal-settin- g will be fun ,u- - "Refresher" This two-ho- course is for Vf and challenging. first Umers at A F V Hospital or others who I Pre-registrati- on is ' need review- - 5- - iW recommended for lv" This two-hou- r course covers c section birth $5 5 all classes y Please call and enroll now 756-600- 1 m.m M r H' i Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. L 13 I , Miracle-Ea- r Audiometric hearing tests will be given at the office of Dale M. Greenwood, D.D.S. 321 East 300 North American Fork Friday, July 26 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sponsored by Miracle Ear Center of Provo, Utah Call for your appointment today! 756-603- 7 or 374-026- 6 Let us help you on the road to better hearing. Williams signs with Army Reserve unit Amy Denise Williams, Pleasant Grove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barton of Phoenix, Ariz., recently joined the U.S. Army Reserve; Staff Sgt. Kevin Farley, recruiter at the U.S. Army Recruiting Station in Provo an-nounced today. "Amy is my sister and I've been trying for a long time to make her see the light about the many . benefits offered by today's Army Reserve. I'm really happy she has joined," said Farley. Amy will go to Fort Jackson, South Carolina for basic and ad-vanced training as an Ad-ministrative Specialist. She will be assigned to the 259th Quartermaster Battalion in Pleasant Grove. |