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Show Review - Wednesday, May 15, 1985 - Page 3 v- Craner best teacher fmnm allium w urn wwuijywwwwwiuiwwsmwflsw-w- s 'V v 1 I - c ! j k mor Pleasant Grove High students now attending ,f scb University have BriljS Craner as the best Is ,i the high school. be honored at the Senior 'SmblyonMay24. h nSne Tregeagle Craner lives Je"vn IS is the daughter of D.V. and Ethel Kartchner e She is married to Carl B. nd they have six children, Rory, Michelle, Karla, i and tw0 grand" SelcarlandRandie. 1! Craner is a graduate of i io High School W University where she Sed in English and minored m ' practice and French. I- - lias taught English, French, U and world geography. ii Craner has taught school for to. 27 years and has served at Springville High School, Orem High School, Provo High School and has been at Pleasant Grove High School for 21 years. She has served as Chairman of the English and Foreign Language Departments and member of various district and school com-mittees and workshops. She has been a faculty representative of the Alpine Education Association. The popular teacher is a member of Delta Kappa and served in various leadership positions there, Mrs. Craner said, "Because I always enjoy my relationship with teenagers and the challenge of stimulating their minds, it's been a rewarding experience to be able to associate with them. There is no greater nor compassionate group of people with whom to associate and work." Jeri Craner Six escape rollover Six people escaped with only cuts ,and bruises when the vehicle in which they were riding rolled over several times in Dry Canyon above Lindon. Deputy Grant Ferre said that a Lehi man and five children were in the new four-whe- .drive truck when the accident occurred. Ferre said that the vehicle reportedly began to slide sideways in the mud and then it tipped and rolled several times. The truck, valued at $11,000, was a total loss the deputy said. i J.v , ' ' . - - rW: ? 5 ' 1 . r-- m I ' ( . ' 1 c f ; , r l.J!yx ; Strawberry Days Rodeo Royalty includes, L-- Tonya Williams, second attendant; Tracy Beardall, queen; Toni Smith, first attendant; and Angela Nielson, alternate. Rodeo queeii selected By GARY LEONARD The 1985 Strawberry Days rodeo queen was chosen May 11 from eight candidates. Tracy Beardall, 18, a senior at Spanish Fork 'High School was named as this years reigning queen after winning a horsemanship contest held in an indoor arena in Lehi. Contestants were judged on . how they handled their horses through various moves over the course. In addition to that, each girl was in-terviewed and judged on per-sonality and speaking. Toni Smith and Tonya Williams, both of Pleasant Grove were chosen as first and second attendants respectively and Angela Nielson, also of Pleasant Grove, was named as an alternate. Each of the girls received $50 in prize money and a traditional belt. buckle. Their official duties include presiding over the Strawberry Days rodeo and participating in the parade and other ceremonies. The queen and her attendants will also help with publicity in the upcoming days and they are scheduled to have lunch with Governor Bangerter and LDS Church officials on June 12 at the Lion House where they will present each official with a case of strawberries. J Cedar Hills passes budget construction. It is hoped that work can begin on the new road sometime later in the summer. Mayor Adams mentioned the many accomplishments of Cedar Hills in the past year and outlined some future goals of the town. He stated that among the present achievements are the new sewer line which will soon be completed, the appropriation of money for the new road and the installation of streets and lighting. Adams said, "The state of our town is good. The only obligation we have is the sewer fee that is owed to American Fork." Some of the future projects he hopes to see include a city hall, their own fire department and a community center. "Our town is making progress," ' Adams stated. "There will not be as much surplus next year but all the money has been spent to benefit the citizens." ' J By GARY LEONARD 1. several items ?f business were H ken care of at last weeks Cedar let'- wins council meeting including ' 'pssage of the new budget for fiscal abi year 1986. :ovs The budget 'includes over $15,000 avc Vor repair and maintenance of oil,' streets and installation of street ibts and almost' $16,000 for police m andfire protection. fats Also a proposal was made to pay k town officials a salary. The mayor, derk and treasurer would each Kceive $200 a month and each councilman would get $150 a month. In other business a park main- - bid was awarded to Theron tltoance Olsen. The Olsens will take care of the city park for $150 a jionth from July-- to Sept. 30. An agreement has been reached .with American Fork City for the tok up of the new sewer line. m Cedar Hills will pay $9,500 for initial .hookup and $9,500 a year over a jnteeyear period with interest at stl prevailing bond rates. 10 k Mayor Max Adams stated that he to k thought the agreement was a fair one and he is hopeful that the bill may be paid off sooner depending on the possible growth of Cedar Hills and the resulting increase in revenue. An official of the LDS ward at the Utah State Training School made a request to allow the ward to hook on to Cedar Hills sewer line. The line runs along the, street across from the ward and would be considerably easier to . connect to than the existing Training School sewer which is several hundred feet away. Councilmen voted unanimously to allow the ward to do so without paying the usual hookup fee and expressed their appreciation to the LDS Church which donated over one fourth mile of right of way for the initial Cedar Hills sewer line con-struction. ... A proposal was also passed to begin engineering on a new road that would join Cedar Hills Drive with the Training School Road. The road has been in the planning stages for some time and money has already been appropriated for Rock injures I police officer MBit icW Pleasant prove Police Officer Jay jortat ilfttoft 'received a ' minor '. cpa-- r stall pop, early Saturday morning when, a large rock hit his windshield d will causing him to swerve out of the way ut the; jndhit the curb. tit The officer said he was nor-it- li i fhbound on 1300 East at about 250 ilinei rth at 2:30 a.m. when the rock hit the windshield and cracked it. He belien tanped his head when his police car entsdc We curb as he tried to avoid the xxl li wk. In other matters, Officer Jeff Wilson is investigating the theft of lo front hubcaps and a radio valued at $300 from a truck owned by Tim Strasburg, American Fork. The tek was parked at 1300 W. 220 North along with Strasburg's Other's truck which had a front fedm top taken valued at $75, ., iupptf There are no suspects in the theft, colli? 'Children using a ballpoint pen did levels about $300 damage to a Monte Carlo fourrf toted by Jenna L. Rowley, 35 N. 300 hool t East. Sgt. Mike Blackhurst Seated the incident, qual? Sherry Nielsen, 720 S.' Loader, e fin Wed that her purse had been tild p? bken from her car. She said that $12 iver.H ash, some pay checks, and credit ;e W- to were in the purse, id Ms JfnEwell, 750 S. Loader, reported fell a clock,, clothes and glasses tter W p- - valued at $82 were taken from her ' ' thefts - in-vestigated Vehicle; The were by Sgt. Blackhurst and Officer Tom Prestwich respectively. They have no suspects . Two mailboxes were destroyed with an M-8- 0 or similar explosive device last weekend, according to Officer Prestwich. Damage to one was set at $20 and the other at $50. Jay Snell, Provo, reported that he ' was struck in the face by an assailant at the 7-- Store. The altercation followed a driving in-cident on Geneva Road earlier. Sgt. Blackhurst investigated. The sargeant also arrested one male adult for driving under the influence. John T. Morgan, Pleasant Grove, reported he was jumped by two male individuals as he walked near the railroad underpass on Highway 89 Sunday afternoon. Officer Lonnie Wilson said the man was hit by what appeared to be a pipe. The man was taken to American Fork Hospital for treatment by a member of the Utah County Sheriff's office. Michelle Austin,. 125 Maple Lane, reported a hubcap had been stolen from her car. The item was valued at $50. Officer Prestwich has no suspects. I Two delicious pizzas! r-'-S: . One low price! 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