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Show Review - Wednesday, April 27. 1988 . Page :t Contestants Continued from front page honors she has had include Academic National Achievement Academy. National Young Leader and Viking of the Month. .lenie is very active and enjoys dance, drama, singing, snow skiing and sewing. Her favorite sports include skiing, football and Sof tball. She will give a humorous monologue in the talent competition of the pageant. Vallerie, the daughter of Vail and Sylvia Peterson, is 17 years of age and is a senior at Pleasant Grove High School. She has had seven years of vocal training, six years of dance, three and one-hal- f years of piano and three years of drama. She is excited about her future education in the medical field and hopefully some training in the en-tertainment field. Her hobbies include singing, dancing, piano, sewing, cooking and calligraphy. Vallerie's favorite sports are swimming, diving, horseback riding, camping and hiking. She has been the drill team representative, seminary class president and is a member of the ballroom dance team, A Cappella Choir and Orchesis dance team She will present a vocal solo in the talent competition at the pageant. In last week's report on contestant Suzanne Smith, the story incorrectly stated that she was a graduate of BYU. It should have said that she planned to graduate trom BYU. Vallerie Peterson Manila Spanish Immersion program to open doors to all Parents who live outside the Manila Elementary school boun-daries but who would like to enroll their children in the school's Spanish Immersion program are invited to a meeting Wednesday, May 4, at 7 p.m. at the new Pleasant Grove Library on Center Street. The one hour meeting will include remarks from a BYU linguistics professor, student demonstrations, information on summer Spanish play groups and The school has received per-mission from the Alpine School District to open the Spanish Im-mersion program to students in outlying schools, starting with next year's first grade students. In language immersion classes, children hear and use only the foreign throughout the school day. beginning in the first grade. English is introduced in the third grade. Studies show that by fifth or sixth grade, language immersion students test equal to their peers in English tests, as well as being able to read, write and speak in the second language fluently. Applications for the program will be taken until May 11. To apply call 785-344- 7 or - : . I sr - ' ( r. Jani Jones Wm llllllpii.... iliill Jennifer Smith Water rationing Iniay begin soon : Mike Vicchrilli. representing the Utah County Water y District, told Pleasant Trove City Council last week that he had received a letter from Governor Rangerter suggesting that the communities begin to ration water Vicchrilli said that the governor ".reported there was only 45 per cent of normal precipitation in the American Fork Canyon area. He suggested filling all reservoirs and begin rationing water early rather than wait until it became man- - The water supervisor said that all (he flood control basins and struct-ures are safe. There has been a great deal of vandalism, however, and they have to keep replacing :about 200 feet of fencing at the ;Grovecreek basin. He said that beer parties are held 'in the area and the cans are thrown 0Ver into the city's flood control area. He also noted that four wheel drive 'vehicles go in and out of the k flood control basin and are breaking down the sides of the basin. ' Vicchrilli suggested that the flood 'control people be sure that the flood 'channels are open in case of flash floods which can happen. Maymetta Johnson, an officer in the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, -- told the council that they are remodeling the inside of the Pioneer Museum. They would like to have a small utility door to replace the 'overhead garage door on the north 'side. They plan to refinish the middle room which is 107 years old this year. She said they need display icases. She thanked the city for its .assistance with the new roof for the : building and the new windows. e Roger Roper, chairman of the Historical Preservation Cum mission, told the council that hey had spent $:i.:S7(; this year. The total cost to the city had been $750. This represented 5 to 1 spending ef-ficiency. He added that they had documented :!5 buildings, purchased a lfimm lens for a microfilm reader, transcribed 40 references and acquired a national register marker for the Old Bell School. Roper noted that they would like to get all city records on microfilm and want to do oral histories on the community. They would like to get the negatives for the photos in the Pioneer Museum. He asked for another allocation of $750 from the city in the 1988-8- 9 budget. They will apply for grants from the state to assist in financing their projects. In order to eliminate some of the overtime which a few of the police officials accumulate, the council approved a plan which would raise the pay grade to supervisory status. The change in status was ap-proved effective with this quarter. It is expected that this will save the city a considerable amount of money in overtime payments. The officers involved were willing to accept the higher salary to replace the overtime hours pay. They will, however, still receive overtime pay when they are called upon to spend extra hours which are not anticipated on a regular basis. The council also approved a new ordinance to assist with collection of defaults on Special Improvement District charges. The council learned that quite a few property owners have refused to pay their share of the fees and this ordinance gives the council power to foreclose on property if the . payments are not made. That djk ( V J Includes S2 0O Moment! w sittngFee A VicPure Can Say More Than Words... 1(8x10), 25x7s) and 10 wallets SQfQ'PS' for only U2an A Beautiful Heirloom Portrait Package! Sitting pp S.?00 Included in price ofadvertised special Advertised spp pose - our selection Additional advertised packages are available a! icgular prire Additional charge for groups and siemc backgrounds mill one special per family Advertised spena! is on Bine Old Masfis background only M jpi oKim.ur :.' 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All roles are open for the play, "vliich requires 15 men, ages 17 through 70; 18 women, ages 17-7- and 11 boys, ages Auditions for boys will be held May 3, at 6:30 p.m. at Lehi Recreation Hall, 95 E. 100 North, next to the Lehi City Council Chambers. Adult auditions will be held on May 5 at 6:30 p.m. also in the Recreation Hall. All participants should have a short song prepared. An ac-companist will be provided. 5 lea b ant (&ruue fieuieui ISSN No. U S P S. No. Puhlished weekly except for Thanksgiving and Christmas by Newtah, Inc tl South Main Pleasant (irove, I tah K4062 Telephone Numbers Advertising & Circulation. News Publisher Brett R. Bezzant Editors Marc Haddock Marcella Walker Subscription price $16 per year Second class postage paid at Pleasant Grove. Utah foal mas address changes lu HO Box 7. American Fork L'lah MOW |