SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, Hay 26, 2005 "Noises OF at Springville Playhouse Continued from Page 1 front desk. Group rates are available for groups of 20 or more people call Gena at (801) 623-9595. For more information in-formation and coupons log onto their website Theatre goers, thespians and lovers of comedy, will not want to miss this production pro-duction that has been hailed by the N.Y. Post as being "the funniest farce ever written." If you have ever wondered what goes on be-, nina trie stage during a show, this mockery of a play tells it all. ; Plan to hoot, howl, giggle, snicker and bark with laughter as you watch the travesty unfold. The talented talent-ed and seasoned cast of actors ac-tors includes; Robinne Booth, Lon Keith, Karl Young, Erica Baxter, Elwon Bakly, Brittni Bills, David Smith, Amos Omer and Lisa kuhni. li Also, come and admire the beautifully crafted set designed de-signed and built by local retired re-tired Springville High School Drama Teacher Roger Nelson. " " $Zs i NyV mt s L : - , I ;-cJ - V. I J f t , ; X, I t ; I " I: Vv J S if " V - ' -- ' ji", fit i: v ",- ii;,'ili- f I f 1 " , ' t - f f I II 'X ' 1 l ' If! i I f.-'V r f Decision-Making Seminar at UVSC Utah Valley State College Conferences and Workshops and the Center for the Advancement Ad-vancement of Leadership are sponsoring the InsideOut Coaching Seminar with Dr. Bruce Jackson, director of the Center for the Advancement Advance-ment of Leadership (CAL), on Tuesday, May 31, from 9 a.m. 1 5 p.m. in the UVSC Student Stu-dent Center room 213b. InsideOut is a workshop The well loved comedy "NOISES OFF" will be presented for Art City Days by the Springville Playhouse. The show runs June 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 1 1, 13, 17 and 18 at 7:30 p.m. Call Gena at (801) 623-9595 for ticket information. S H S senior receives scholarship Jonathan Barton of Springville High has received re-ceived a $500 scholarship from Utah Community Credit Union. This scholarship schol-arship was awarded based on outstanding citizenship, cit-izenship, academic achievement, community communi-ty service, and club and group involvement. designed to help increase the speed of decision-making. Participants will be able to feel more confident, make better decisions, focus on what matters and get more out of the knowledge and skills they already have. Jackson has used this same method with athletes, inner-city inner-city children and Fortune 500 companies. Jackson has a Ph.D. in human hu-man organizational behavior. behav-ior. Aside from being the CAL director, he also directs the C. Charles Foundation which promotes character and leadership skills for youth. The InsideOut Coaching Seminar is $199; space is limited. lim-ited. For more information or to register, call UVSC Conferences and Workshops at (801) 863-8894 or visit www.uvsc.educontedc&W. To succeed is nothing. It's an accident; but to feel no doubts about oneself is something some-thing very different; it is character. - Marie Leneru 101 critical days of summer Memorial Day marks the beginning of the "101 Critical Days of Summer." ; Every year, more people are injured or killed in motor vehicle crashes between Memorial Day and Labor Day than in any other period of the year. In the United States, more than a hundred lives could be saved if all motor vehicle occupants oc-cupants were properly buckled buck-led up this Memorial Day weekend, according to estimates esti-mates from the National Safety Council. Locally, 21 Utahns have died over the past five years during this busy holiday weekend, and the Utah Safety Safe-ty Council estimates that four Utahns may be fatally injured in crashes this Memorial Day weekend. The Utah Safety Council offers motorists the following follow-ing safe driving and travel ing tips for this busy weekend: week-end: Buckle Up! Safety belt and child safety seat use are the easiest and most effective ways to protect yourself while on the roadways. When taking longer trips, allow plenty of travel time so that you can take frequent breaks. Drowsiness can reduce reaction re-action time almost as much as drinking. Obey the speed limit. Speed is a significant contributor con-tributor in fatal crashes. Don't drink and drive. If you know you will be drinking drink-ing alcohol, designate a driver dri-ver who will not drink and can drive you home. Keep a safe following distance; dis-tance; use the "three second" rule. Drive friendly and be courteous. The Utah Safety Council encourages everyone to have a safe and fun holiday and to remember that whatever what-ever the activity, protect, yourself and your family by buckling up. A simple decision to wear a safety belt could save your life. The Utah Safety Council urges all motorists to wear safety belts and properly buckle children in child safety safe-ty seats. Over half of all children killed in crashes are completely com-pletely unrestrained. Never place a child safety seat in front of a passenger side air bag, and always properly restrain re-strain all children twelve and under in the back seat. It is by far the safest place. For more information, please contact the Utah Safety Safe-ty Council at (801) 262-5400 ext. 303 or (800) 933-5943 ext. 303 outside the Salt Lake Metro. S7 ." . r.-:i e -yr.-. , 1 V ' ' ' r j . f?i ,f ... 4 f S - ' i si h, mat TP1....-.. .JP "pi r.iGosna iviih Utah-adapted :lv3 plants .". i rf. : i r 1! m .' )i..::rt;j A. -"""nwiiilUi 7 41 i II (ill i ' - '.v. v-v:v,v,-'.i :i'Vi'v,.iL'.-? is These young people volunteered at the Springville Museum of Art before the Art Ball to help spruce up the building. Volunteers can always be used at the museum and are needed now for the Children's Art Festival on Friday, June 10, during Art City Days. The festival will be held on the grounds of the museum muse-um of Art from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Volunteers are needed to help wth calligraphy, face painting, print-making, print-making, pottery, storytelling, mucis making and watercolor. Contact Pat Hansen, 489-9555, or Natalie Petersen for more information, 489-2727, natalie.petersennebo.edu. " : Wiir jtfv j' jffiilr JsW'r . t. .. n i,,vrf.fti::y:iillg;M 2005 TALENT FESTOVAL DATE: Saturday, June 4, 2005 TIME 7:00 p.m. LOCATION: Springville Arts Park Sponsored by the Springville Arts Commission Eligibility, Audition & Performance Guidelines: Open to students K through 12 and 2005 high school graduates who are residents of SpringvilleMapleton. Performance categories: Individuals or small ensemble groups in vocal, instrumental, piano and dance. Maximum of 5 minutes per presentation. No choirs, lip sync, standup comedy or comedic sketches, or magic acts. Auditions will be held at the Springville Museum of Art on Saturday, May 21 , 2005 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. upstairs in the grand Gallery, scheduled at 8 minute intervals. If necessary additional auditions audi-tions will be held on Saturday, May 28, same time and place. Audition judges will be category professionals who are not SpringvilleMapleton residents. Judging based on audience appeal, entertainment value, stage presence, originality and ability. Categories include: Vocal solo, duet or group; Instrumental solo duet ' or group; Piano or duet; Dance solo or duet. Successful candidates will select a number that will appeal to a broad audience by conveying energy, excitement and dramatic focus. Classical pieces are acceptable if they meet these guidelines. Accompaniment may be live or pre-recorded. Performers selected to perform at the Arts Park on June 4 must present the same selection that they performed at the audition, dress or costumes must be suitable suit-able for a family event. For more information please call 489-2627 or .Wise e-mail: jonesmiuvsc.edu. V