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Show THE SENTINEL Page 4 Thursday, April 21, 1983 p.m. Davis High School Madrigals. ..j 12:30-12:5- 0 Arts Festival Week gets underway April 23 Governor Scott M. Matheson has declared the week of April 1983, as the week of Utah's Festival of the Arts for the Young. This twelfth annual event will be highlighted with a special kick-of- f event on Saturday, April 23 beginning at 11:40 a.m. at the ZCMI Center in downtown Salt Lake City. Mrs Scott (Norma) Matheson is honorary chairman for the 23-2- 9, KiA 777- State Festival. - Chairman Senior Festival is Charles Stubbs, Specialist in Art 1- l:30-l:50p.- districts of Utah. Throughout the state during this time, students, teachers, and citizens in urban and rural communities alike will be sharing numerous arts experiences. This year's theme is "Arts for a Special You." The ZCMI Kickoff Ceremony schedule is as follows: 11:40-1noon Parkside 2 Exhibition Elementary, Dancers. Opening p.m. presentation of ceremony, awards. Emerson p.m. - 1:20 Elementary School Chorus. Cedar City High . Fiddle. Country - 2:20 p.m. Farmington Junior High School Choir. p.m. Cedar City High Fiddle. Country - 3:20 p.m. State Training School Dancers. , of the Arts for Utah's Festival is jointly sponsored the Young by the Utah State Board of Educaton, Utah State Office of Education, Utah Arts Council, 2- 2:30-2:5- 0 3- Utah State PTA, and Utah Alliance for Arts Education. Education, Utah State Office of Education. The kickoff ceremony launches a full week of arts activities in the 40 public school Kapps will present China lecture May 2 "A Look Members of the Alta High Dance Company are interviewed by Mexico City television broadcaster during the troupe's recent visit to that country. The program, likened to the Today Show, is viewed by an estimated television audience of 60 million in Central America and the American Southwest. Alta dancers return from memorable Mexican tour It was obvious the trip had left a lasting impression on each. One of the highlights mentioned most was a performance on Mexico City's Channel Two. The program, described as similar to the Today Show, had an estimated viewing audience of 60 Members of the Alta High Dance Company looked up at the massive scoreboard in Mexico City's Aztec Stadium and couldn't believe their eyes. They had just finished a halftime performance at a national soccer game and now the scoreboard was flashing "Gracias Alta," "Gracias Alta," over and over. Spurred on by the million into erupted thunderous applause and cheers. The response by Mexico City's soccer fans was typical of the warm reception the Company was given during a recent six day visit to Central Mexico. Fifteen young ladies, two 561-011- , 1 Main. 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INIUMNCI 0 w Brighton High senior Call: 255-684- - experience. insurance. al . Dee, Jill Rasmussen, Susan Gilliat, LeeAnn Harrington, Cherie McDonald, Danielle Pratt, and Jana Kelsh. Chaperones for the trip were Susan Day and Jackie Fullmer. "They're really a neat bunch of girls to travel with," said Wooten. "It was a very choice and Operations rooms cost hospital mora than you think... Check with state Farm for 255-737- 2 CLEAN UP SALE Day, Collette Clark, Tania watching them throughout the performance. "She said that she knew we were from Utah because we looked so wholesome," they explained. Later on a slightly tipsy sculptor asked if they would like to pose for a new work he was contemplating. But, the troup politely turned down the offer. Many times the troupe was given a police escort to their official activities and the service was greatly appreciated. The girls said they saw no speed limit signs or lines painted on the streets and drivers made little effort to stop for pedestrians. "They drive like bumper cars at Laeoon," the girls noted. UPHOLSTERING HOUSE Upholsttn of Flno Furniture 7690 S. Redwood Rd. ISWflTBTflyBirTTyTi Coupon iBBnoaBWreWfoWSI ice-crea- and up requested the autographs of the "famous American dancers." As they were leaving the Ballet Folklorico, they were stopped by a lady who had been It was impossible to interview any of the girls on an individual basis as each question brought immediate multiple responses. WEST JORDAN 255-077- 3 this free presentation, call the Salt Lake County Library System, 9434636. advisor Carolyn Wooten. In order to pay for the trip, members of the company had worked since September, selling coupon candy bars, books, and other similar items. They were the first American high school dance group to participate in the program. Company members included Kaylene Daley, Cindi Grimes, Jill Staker, Jan Terry, Jennifer sight-seein- sight-seein- g documentary, will be presented at the Whitmore Library, 2197 E. 7000 S.', on Monday, May 2 at 7 p.m. Al and Jeanne Kapp, Alta residents, will conduct the tour of China, using slides that were taken on their trip to the country last year. A photographic exhibit on China will be displayed in the library's gallery in conjunction with this program. For further information on SANDY 717 E. 9400 S. each year. 'The people were very receptive and kind," stated they went, whether marketplace. But, there was also time for as the troup some took in the Pyramids, the Shrine of Guadalupe, the Plaza of Three Cultures, Chapultepec Park, the Anthropological Museum, the Ballet folklorico in the Palace Fine Arts, Maximilian's Castle, and other sites within the city. re company with a special trophy, one of only 50 that are presented "They asked questions about wherever g or perthey were to the girls, forming. According following their performance at the orphanage, students came slide-lectu- the honored Government where we were from, what American high schools were like, and about Utah in general," the girls stated. It seemed the Alta dancers attracted a lot of attention, Carolyn Wooten took part in the cultural exchange, which was arranged through Fiesta International Festivals. In addition to the halftime show at Aztec Stadium, the group also performed on Mexico City television, at Chapultepec Park, the Sister School orphanage, and the Glorietta, an outdoor stage set up in a city 51 N. throughout people program's weatherman. advisor and chaperones, no traffic accidents even though nine or 12 streets converged on the square in front of their hotel. But, perhaps the most lasting impression the Alta company came away with was how friendly the people were whether at performances, on tours or just out on the streets. The Mexican Central America and parts of the American Southwest. After the dance number, a selection of jazz, modern, and theatrical, the company was interviewed by the scoreboard, the 20,000 fans in attendance Incredibly, the girls witnessed at China," a o vv - North of Harmons in Bennion 966-758- 1 "N- I I 990 East Ft. Union Blvd I Next to Harmons in the Family Center Expires May 7, 1983 561-660- 1 ! I il mmQm 1 fEfifflflp gum'mm') |
