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Show ' Citizen, Press, Review - Wed., Nov. 19, 1986 - Page 13 Christmas tree tags available "Eight hundred Christmas tree tags will be available on the Heber Ranger District of the Uinta National Forest beginning Nov. 24, 1986 at 8 a.m.," announced Roy Daniels, District Ranger. These permits will be issued from the District Office, 125 N. 100 East, Heber City, on a first-com- e, first-serv- e basis, at a cost of $3 each, with a limit of one permit per family. Two areas, Bench Creek and Noblett's, will be open for cutting Nov. 24 through Dec. 14. These areas are located approximately 10 miles east of Woodland. Trees available are alpine fir only. "Tree cutters need to know that trees are scattered and accessibility is difficult," said Daniels. Snowmobiles, cross-countr- y skis or snowshoes are recommended due to distance from the parking areas. Ranger Daniels advises using chains or four-whe- drive when traveling to the cutting areas. For further information, call the Heber Ranger District at fhe Gorilla' comes to Am. Fork I; It Gorilla" is on the loose. And tl "mafter you. So beware. fe'sast will make his ap-3- 5 l6 ,n the newly renovated heater at the Utah Pageant 18 Arts Center, 454 N. Center, k if .n Fork. three act comedymystery Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. L fJfll continue nightly throug rv 22. SjjSting of the play is the old mansion of the Steven's Cyrus Stevens (David Sank) is the wealthy owner v Kcontent to be retired. This , Satment is soon upset by his (Pa"13 Snow) an hance we 1 L JoUey) who is a dramatist ! Sizing in mystery plays. soon discovered that a l: Various criminal who goves by ! leode name "The Gorilla" is out r t Stevens. But is "The Gorilla" or beast? two bumbling detectives 1 (Allen Pulley and Jerry Schmidt) - turning the Steven's mansion ;i down to find the answer. I show has plenty of fun and i laughs," says Allen Pulley, director. "We have worked hard to make this facility usable for theatrical productions. This is the first of many theatrical productions we hope to produce in the new drama theater." Pulley explained that it has been some time since American Fork has had any community theater. The Pageant hopes to provide op-portunities for the many talented actors and actresses in Utah Valley to display their talents. Others in the production include Mike Snow as Jefferson, Mary Ann Fitt as Simmons, Dennis Hullinger as The Sailor, Jay Fitt as The Stranger, Mark Harding as Dr. Wilner and 'Steven Brockbank as Mr. Poe. Tickets are available at the Pageant Center Production Office or at the door prior to each per-formance. Group rates are available. All seats are reserved. For more ticket information contact Mr. Brockbank at the production office, 756-720- Cast rehearses for "The Gorilla." 'Share with the Hungry' Grocery stores and food bank organizations throughout Utah will join forces in the "Share with the Hungry" program on Nov.22. The program is sponsored by the Utah Retail Grocers Association (URGA). This will be the fourth year for the program and the second year it has been held statewide. On Saturday, Nov. 22, carts or boxes designated with a "Share with the Hungry" sign will be placed near store exits. Customers will be encouraged to donate food items by placing them in the designated container. All food which is collected will be contri buted to local food banks who will then distribute it to those who are in need of food assistance. Cash donations will also be collected in many stores, including convenience stores. A cash collect-ion kit will be placed at the checkstand for customers who wish to donate cash rather than food. The "Share with the Hungry" effort will be held on the same day as the national "Care and Share" day and the "Give a Helping Hand" program sponsored by the Univer-sity of Utah and Brigham Young University in conjunction with their football game. Lil' Angel Crafts has new owner, manager LiT Angel Crafts, Etc. offers not ; jnly a variety of completed craft 5 items, but also some craft supplies j ud classes, according to Faith I Revelli, manager. Located at 275 East State Road, Ihe business is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p,ni. on Monday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday; 11 a.m. to ij ' ip.m. on Thursday and Friday; and .i tm 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. Hope Tanner, sister of Ms. I Jevelli, is owner of the firm. "We are open late on Tuesday and Wednesday because that is when we offer classes in tole painting and ceramics," Ms. Revelli said. She also offers "make it and take if projects where customers can tome to the store and complete a small project while there. Current (rejects include holiday I, decorations. ' "Come in anytime for Monday and Tuesday classes," Ms. Revelli said. She said she is planning to enlarge the craft supply department. Currently available are several wicker pieces as well as tole pain-ting, cross stitch, flower arranging, and stenciling supplies. Both handmade and other items are featured in the gift section of the store. These include stuffed animals, handmade wooden items including a detailed wooden train, and a variety of wall and table decorations as well as toys for the youngsters. Ms. Revelli says she offers free gift wrapping. In addition, takes orders on tole painting, ceramic, flower arrangements or other items for individuals who want something handmade - but don't want to do it themselves. I , ' X ; ., ' '' i h ; : .""' - - i ; 4 ' t ' " . Faith Revelli, manager, LiF Angels Cratts, etc. Thanksgiving SALE At Deseret Industries in American Fork we're thankful all year for those who make generous donations and for each of our customers. We'd like you to be thankful for great savings like these Nov. 20-2- Men's Small Slacks Appliances $5 $ and up r ( n Women's Better T" Dresses -S- hoes ) V J Remember: All our goods are cleaned and refurbished by the handicapped the elderly and those in need. Our Best Work is Your Best Buy Deseret Industries Vjg Thrift Store 627 E. State, American Fork ueieici industries is a federally approved sheltered workshop. Its clients -- (hose who are elderly, handicapped, in need - reclaim donated goods. v II QT 6S0 E. State, American Fork 0 Fine ladies Apparel 8 Selected Pants: Buy one pair at regular price and get another pair (of equal or lesser value) 111 , Sale ends Sat., Nov. 22 f Utah Regional Ballet Guild J W LttitM present B Christmas Boutique I'jf y Classic m Pi at the home of Dr' and MrS- - Cnar,es Stewart, ' Only I 892 E. Osmond Lane, Provo, Utah V xl yjOO " All Proceeds'Contributed to V Aj The Utah Regional Ballet AM HI III Ml, NEW from Bookcraft .jfllfe Barbara B. Smith ' ' Growth in Grandmothering J9.95) Vi ,paul H. Dunn ' Variable Clouds, Occasional f Rain with a Promise of I MJM Sunshine lio.95 r..-r-rr- - ther LDS Titles 0 L?l7 BallDl r7p$g Quad Scripture 1, ; Covers Nestor MJ H3'Ali .M ; Mewirte'rsr. . .$9.99-i5-9- 9 Ladies Fashion Jeans 12.50 Children's Knit Tops and Shirts 5.99 $ f BAYLY BUCK pS betore purchase for $1.00 OFF l Brand iNames (Present BUCK at V Expires Discount Prices' VDec.J5y , BAYLEY OUTLET STORE 4-D- ay Anniversary Every Sale-A-Brati- on item in the store t2G-S- 0 I7E7 Blouses $g Men's Shirts Gotcha, Hobie & Norfleet 20 G?F Open until 7:00 p.m. (Tv, Pi fnl yr I Sale ends Sat.! VwwA Ji j ast Majn j Cllvy American Fork j j 756-434- 8 w J |