New Utah - Thursday. (Xtober 7, 2X)4 - I'age 14 Thanksgiving Point celebrates UV Symmphony opens season the Halloween season Thanksgiving I'oint is hosting several Halloween activities for families. Barnyard Boo Farm Country will he held Mondays in October from 4 to 8 p.m., Saturdays from noon to 8 p.m. and UEA weekend Oct, 28 and 29 from noon to 8 p.m. Tickets are $5 per person and $20 for a family pass of up to six people. Children under the ages of two are free and extra activities cost only a dollar. Farm Country is the perfect per-fect place for the kids to enjoy the Halloween season. sea-son. Activities in the Barnyard Barn-yard Boo include Halloween crafts and games, decorating decorat-ing cookies, a haunted hay ride with the Headless Horseman, entertainment, a costume contest and much more. Spooky tales Spooky tales will be held in the Children's Discovery (lardrns Mondays and Saturday Sat-urday from G to 8 p.m. for $5 for adults and $3 for kids. The 5th annual spooky talcs storytelling festival kicks off this October at Thanksgiving Points Children's Chil-dren's Discovery Gardens. The (larden open at 6 p.m. with musical entertainment, enter-tainment, garden exploration, explo-ration, hot chocolatedonuts and scarecrow viewing. Spooky fun story telling in the outdoor amphitheater at the Hug Stage by members mem-bers of the Utah Story telling Guild will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Gardens close immediately after. Discovery Discov-ery and season passes are not valid for this activity. Museum super Saturdays Satur-days Runs every Saturday in October from 10 a.m. to noon The museum is hosting children's activities every Saturday. These activities are free with admissions tickets to the exhibit or Mammoth Screen Theater. Activities include: Oct. 2, face painting; Oct. 9, Halloween Hal-loween crafts; Oct. 16, pumpkin painting; Oct. 23., Halloween cookie decorating; decorat-ing; and Oct. 30, an old-fashioned old-fashioned Halloween party. U '" ""u lw u Bantams - This month's winner of the North County Newspapers and Accent Photo Photo of the Month contest is: Marty White of Alpine - Fishing with friends in British Columbia Submit entries at: Accent Photo, 10945 Alpine Highway, Highland, UT 84003 to win a FREE framed 8"xl0" enlargement of your photo. ACCENT PHOTO 10945 Au'iNE Highway Highland 492-4148 ... '...4 ..J.. f , f fl'. : --' i Central Utah Cancer Center's Second Annual Wednesday, October 20 7 p.m. Dinner and program will start promptly. Student Center Grand Ballroom at UVSC RSVP by phone or mail by October 1 3. teo for cancer survivors and one guest Additional guests are welcome at J 75 per plate. Christine Clifford, breast cancer survivor, national author and speaker, is the featured guest. You'll laugh and cry while listening to her story of how she conquered cancer. Central Utah Clinic Your Healthjour Choice. PC Cancer Center Ph: (801) 812-BREAST Cordell Bott, md, facp Brian Tudor, md Wendy Breyer, md TJ Blair, md, PhD, facro Mark Reilly, md Rick Brown, md Shirley Ellsworth, rn, anp-c Steve Larsen, np-c RSVP Form Phone Number Name Survivor Guest Additional Guests at $15 per plate Space is limited. Please respond by October 13. Make checks payable to Central Utah Clinic. Central Utah Cancer Center Attn: Yolonda Stock, m 1055 North 500 West, Suite A202 Provo, UT 84604 Ph: (801) 812-BREAST Salt Lake City pianist Marjorie Janove will appear as guest artist in the opening open-ing concert of the Utah Valley Val-ley Symphony's 47th season on Oct. 13 and 14. She will perform Robert Schumann's Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 54. The orchestra, under the baton of Bryce Rytting, will also play Dvorak's "Carnival" "Carni-val" Overture and present its premiere performance of Brahms' Symphony No. 3 in F Major, Op. 90. Concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, Thurs-day, Oct. 13 and 14, in the Provo Tabernacle, 100 S. University Ave. Tickets at the door are $5 per person and $15 for a family. Season tickets will also be available at the door. Janove, an active recital-ist, recital-ist, soloist and chamber musician who is on the faculty fac-ulty at Westminster College and the University of Utah, studied piano and cello at Chicago Musical College at Roosevelt University. She received master's and doctorate doc-torate degrees at Indiana University in piano performance. per-formance. Having performed under Rytting's baton in the Assembly Hall on Temple Square, Janove said she's excited to work with him again. "I think he's a wonderfully won-derfully well-rounded musician," musi-cian," she said. Rytting, who was a guest conductor of the BYU Chamber Orchestra in that Mozart bicentennial concert more than a decade ago, said he likewise enjoyed working with Janove and wanted to introduce her to Utah Valley audiences. "She was hungry to do that concerto," he said, adding that the Schumann Concerto Concer-to in A Minor is "a huge challenge to conduct." Janove appears frequently frequent-ly with the Opus Orchestra, Nova Chamber Music series, Vivaldi Candlelight Series, Maurice Abravanel Distinguished Composer Series and Madeleine Festival Festi-val of the Arts. She has also collaborated with the Emily Theatre Company as music arranger and cellist and received the YMCA Outstanding Out-standing Award in Arts and Communications. The October concert is the first of five regular season sea-son offerings from the Utah Valley Symphony. Others are the Christmas concert Dec. 1 and 2, a celebration , v ' " k I f job-"-. : ) " Marjorie Janove of American music Jan. 26 and 27, the Young Artists Concert March 2 and 3, and a pops concert featuring movie music April 27 and 28. In addition, holders of season tickets will be admitted to the performance perform-ance of Bach's St. Matthew Passion with the Wasatch Chorale May 13 and 14 at no additional cost. Season tickets are $50 per family, $22 per individual, individ-ual, and $15 per student senior citizen. They may be ordered in advance by calling business manager manag-er Gary Gillum at 489-9300 or by sending a check to the Utah Valley Symphony, Box 50118, Provo, Utah 84605-0118. as WOK 2 Item Combo Served With Rice, Noodles and Eqq Ml AlmondCashew Chicken Orange Chicken Garlic Chicken Pork vll Black Pepper Spicy ' Beef & Broccoli Sesame Chicken Kunq Pao Chicken Mongolian Pork mm bine in and Carry Out! 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