Happenings

Junior Golf Camps
The Cedar Hills Golf Club hosts the Wolverine Golf Academy for kids ages 4 through 15. The camps are held at the Cedar Hills course in June and July each summer.

Click here for the registration form. Registration remains open through the beginning of each camp. Completed registration forms can be submitted to the Pro Shop at the golf course. Please make checks to Wolverine Golf Academy. If you have questions about registration or the camps, e-mail Denise Larson or call her at (801) 369-7187. Denise is the women's golf coach at UVU. Mission of the Camps: To provide golf instruction and affordable golf alternatives in which junior golfers can socialize, learn etiquette and the rules of golf, and increase their enjoyment of the game. See you on the course!

We would like to thank our valued sponsors of the 2009 Wolverine Golf Academy! Daylight Donuts, Roxberry, Little Caesars, Kohlers, Anytime Fitness, Sub Zero Ice Cream, Walmart, Maceys, Seven Peaks, Kencraft.

Declaration of Candidacy
The filing period for those interested in running for Mayor or a City Council position is July 1 through July 15, 2009. Filings will be accepted by the City Recorder during regular business hours at the City offices. Candidates must be a registered voter and a resident of the City for 12 consecutive months prior to the election.

Annie Get Your Gun set to play in Alpine
Hit the mark; don't miss it! Alpine Community Theater's 2009 summer production of Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun will play July 10-18 at Timberlilne Middle School , 500 W Canyon Crest Road in Alpine. Tickets are available at Kohler's help desk in Highland, online at ACT, and at the door. General admission: $8. For show times or more information, check the online website or call 801-763-1225. Annie Get Your Gun is the story of Annie Oakley, a happy, endearing country girl who rises to fame after competing in a sharpshooting contest in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. She beats suave Frank Butler, the sharpshooting star, and then falls in love with him. The show's well-known songs include: “There's No Business Like Show Business,” “You Can't Get a Man with a Gun,” and “Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better).” ACT's production stars Brooke and Chase Grant as Annie and Frank, and Kevin Burtenshaw as Buffalo Bill Cody.

Adult Female Jazz Dance Classes
Hey, mom’s and female adults (18 and up), come and do one of the funnest things you’ve ever done and get in great shape at the same time. Classes fill quickly; enroll for fall now. Classes begin the first week in September and run until the end of May. Tuition is $30.00 per month per class with a two-month minimum. Classes will be held at the old Pleasant Grove Rec Center in the upstairs dance room on Tuesday evenings and Thursday mornings. You can take more than one class. Contact Lacy Seegmiller at 801-427-2115 for more information or to register for the class.

Win with season golf passes
Receive a voucher for a free two-night stay for two at the Oasis in Mesquite with each season pass purchase. The number of Mesquite vouchers are limited, so hurry in! Call the pro shop at 801-796-1705 for more information. The Pro Shop is open daily during daylight hours, weather permitting.

Census 2010 offices are recruiting now
Preliminary operations leading up to the 2010 census count are in full swing. The Census Bureau is looking for temporary, part-time, or full-time employees who know their local area. The next stage of census operations requires hundreds of people to visit homes, apartments, and other dwellings to verify locations of housing units. Verifying addresses and updating address lists in 2009 will improve accuracy when mailing questionnaires and contacting individuals in the year 2010. Applicants should be U.S. citizens, 18 or older, and must take a written test of basic skills and pass a security check. Census jobs offer flexible hours and mileage reimbursements. Apply today by calling 1-866-861-2010. Go to www.2010censusjobs.gov for more information.

North Utah County Library Cooperative
The cities of American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Lehi, and Eagle Mountain have agreed to participate in a reciprocal borrowing system that will allow library card holders at any of the cooperating libraries to check out materials from all four libraries. (This is not a county library system.) Library borrowers are encouraged to search for needed materials at their home library before searching the other libraries’ online catalogs. Each library will continue to function as it currently does in terms of policies, budget, administration, non-resident card fees, etc. Requests (holds) made to a library other than the home library will not be honored. The intent is to allow card holders of each library first access to the materials at that library.

American Fork City Arts Council
The AFAC invites Cedar Hills residents to participate in their arts events and performances. Click here for more information.

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