Show 4-- A THE RICHFIELD REAPER Wednesday April 20 1994 r UeKcUfM KV HAPPENINGS FOOD FAMILY TOM EX SOCIAL Students Give Program For Study Club --r- Members of the Richfield Study Club were entertained at a program given by a group of elementary school students who are winners in the annual "Reflections" contest promoted by Richfield schools Theme of the program was "If I Could Give the World A Gift" and was carried out through essays poetry visual arts and photography and music composed by the students The program was under the direction of Elaine Neilsen whose interest in youth education is the result of her many years of teaching in elementary schools President Reva Nelson con- ducted Preceptor Upsilon Officers Named to head Preceptor Upsilon sorority actiities in Richfield during the during the next year are Marsha Griffin left parliamen- tarian Delphine Hunt recording secretary I Althea Slack corresponding secretary Cindy Whyte president Charlotte Knaphus vice president Lola Ware executive officer Cindy Knaphus is treasurer Sorority Elects Officers Whyte president Charlotte Knaphus vice president Delphine Hunt recording secretary Alcea Slack corresponding secretary Cindy Knaphus treasurer Lola Wanr extension officer and Marsha Griffin parliamentarian The ntuals were held at the home of Lola W art The Laureate Degree was bestowed on Delphine Hunt and Kathleen Draper by Betty Hicks Lola Warr and Gwen Collins Following the rituals a meeting was held and Dav id Jensen presented a lively talk on stress management Refreshments were served News Of Record Sexier County Danny J Tutor 24 Richfield and Teyia Lee Ellett 19 Bicknell BIRTHS ier Valley Hospital Mr and Mrs Bill White Richfield girl April Joanne Stenton and Robert Em-ric- h Torrey boy April 14 Mr and Mrs Nolan Bastian Sigurd girl April 15 Mr and Mrs Joseph Perri Bicknell girl April 16 Kristie Parker Richfield boy April 17 Nikki Chappell Lyman girl April 17 1 1 Gunnison Valley Hospital Mr and Mrs Shaun Honeycutt Salma girl April 4 Mr and Mrs Scott Bagley girl April 5 Koo-share- Whitehead-Haskin- s SALINA — Dave and Cindy Whitehead Cedar City announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter Kimberly Whitehead to James Haskins son of James and Cloma Haskins Salma They will be married May 7 A reception w ill honor the couple that evening in Cedar City at the Holiday Inn All friends and relatives are invited to attend Following a honeymoon in Ensenada Mexico the couple will live in Cedar City where both are employ ed Dennis Couple Note 50th MARRIAGE LICENSES Sex Mr Haskins and Miss Whitehead m get Eldon and Helen Dennis Rodger and Carla Dennis Linda and Jim Simmons Carolyn Kelker and Earl Mortensen Kathv and Lynn Rigby and Kalynn Hill and their 13 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren Carl and Ida Dennis former residents of Mary sv ale celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary' at a family dinner party April 16 in Kaysville Attending were all seven of their children Glenna and Woody Win- - Festival Of Sharing Set For April 27 The third annual Richfield High Festival of Sharing will be held Wednesday April 27 from 7 to p m in the foyer of Building One "Spring Into Spring" is this year’s festival theme Included in the evening's gram will be dance art music drama skits booths and demonstra-- 9 tion This is a communityfamily ac- tivity and admission is free pro-Scho- ol Making final preparations for the Richfield High School Junior Prom Friday April 22 are juniors Monica Iee left Monique Nielson and Lynette Christensen Richfield High Sets Prom Richfield High School will host its annual Junior Prom F riday April you have a good group in charge it makes the entire event go much n smoother" Students and class officers are preparing tor the event decorating preparing tor the junior assembly and finding dates The theme tor the prom is "Stairway To Heaven" Adviser Curtis Benjamin said "I am especially impressed with the class officers and how they have taken charge of the event When Promenade and floor show starts at 9 30 p m and the public is mv ited to attend "Sunday dress” is required in order to attend Tickets are $15 per couple and pictures are SI 7 The junior assembly will be held Friday April 22 at 755 a m in the Richfield High School auditorium Italian Girl' To Close Utah Opera's Season Rossini's effervescent opera "The Italian Girl In Algiers" ends season with Utah Opera's 1993-9- 4 vocal fireworks and comic mayhem The production opens May 14 at 7 30 pm with further evening performances May 16 18 and 20 and a 2 p m matinee Sunday May 22 All performances are in Salt Lake Citv's Capitol Theatre at 50 West 200 South Characterized as "the zamest of all 'butfa' operas "The Italian Girl In Algiers" features the spunky Isabella whose ship wrecks on the shores of Algeria as she searches for her lost sweetheart Lindoro She lo-- Heart Attack Fight it with a Memorial gift to the American Heart Association THE AMERICAN HI ART ASStl I ATION MEMORIAL TRiLRAM American Heart Association Ttss soace pnxoed as a poWtc service cates him (he has been forced into slavery at the Algerian court) and finds herself simultaneously dodging the ardent pursuit of the sovereign himself Isabella cleverly orchestrates the escape of all Italians at his court and teaches her captor a lesson in dealing with women Mezzo-sopran- o Kathryn Cow-dne- k who is for her elegant portrayal of Rossini heroines is in the leading role of Isabella Tenor Tracey Welbom recently highlighted by Opera News as one ot the top 10 artists to "Keep an Eye On" makes his Utah Opera debut as Lindoo Other recent engagements include Canadian Opera Company Opera Theatre of St Louis and Opera Company of Philadelphia Donald Sherrill sings the role of Mustafa the Bey of Algiers Soprano Ruth Golden makes her first Utah Opera appearance as Elvira Mustafa's wife Tickets for "The Italian Girl In Algiers" start at S10 They may be purchased at the ArtTix Box Office in the Capitol Theatre 50 West 200 South Salt Lake City or at any Albertson's ArtTix locations S Persons may also call (801) (2787) to order tickets over the phone with a credit card best-know- n bass-barito- 355-ART- t The work of the late Doug Nielson will be featured at the 13th annual Sevier County Commissioners Art Show Commissioners Art Show Opens At Noon Friday The 13th annual Sevier County Commissioners Art Show opens Friday in the courthouse auditorium The exhibit which features the visual art of Sevier County residents will be open to the public from noon to 7 pm daily through Tuesday All artists in the county are invited to participate Entries from adults must be submitted framed wired and ready for hanging from noon to 5 p m Thursday Students will enter their art through their respective schools Highlighting this year's show will be a special display of the works of the late Doug Nielson of Monroe who died in May 1993 Nielson an electronic field engineer by trade never felt his art was good enough to sell One of his favorite sayings was "I'll loan you this one" when asked if he would sell a painting He also traded his art work for things he needed including horse pasture rights Two his favorite artists were Charles Russell and Fred Remington A graduate of the Woodbury Art School in Los Angeles he began painting as a hobby Later in life he expanded into sculptonng making clay models and painting them His career required frequent moves but his love for the Monroe Mountains wildlife and horses brought him back to Monroe He worked for seven years as the Monroe City electrician and served a term on the city council Mamed to the former Peggy Momson the Nielsons had three daughters Gmi Dari and Cen and 12 grandchildren Jerald Tolman Monroe will be featured as the "Artist in Action" at 4 pm Saturday Tolman will discuss and demonstrate his first love the creation of portraits At 5 p m Saturday recognition and cash awards will be presented Tolman who worked under John Howard Sanden in New York City has been painting and drawing portraits for years Many of his portraits land in public and private collections in Utah primarily in the St George area He painted pastel portraits of all the superintendents of Washington School District while teaching at Dixie High School in St George Now a teacher at South Sevier High School Tolman has taught at Cedar City High School Utah State University Richfield Junior High School Woodward Junior High School Vernal Junior High School and Snow College He received the Utah State for Award Legislature Distinguished Service m Education in 1993 and also has credentials in 2 school administration Tolman is married to the former Kathlyne Worthen of Ferron and 1 children they are the parents of of age 23 from to six years ranging The Tolmans enjoy weaving proworkjects drawing painting and seasonal ing together m the small greenhouse business they operate in the spring months at their home in Monroe Both are active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints and currently serve as Bishop and Relief Society President respectively Dunne the demonstration Tolman will have several of his portraits on display along with other examples of his work in vanous media His portfolio of some of his v past portraits will also be on K-1- 1 dis-pla- In addition there will be many works of other Sevier County artists including school children for public view There is no admission charge Jerald Tolman Monroe will be the "Artist in Action" at the 13th annual Sevier County Commissioners Art Show Tolman will demonstrate creation of a portrait at 4 pm Saturday 1 MARCIA'S 44 W 100 N i 896-835- Richfield 4 Open 9 am to 6 pm Monday - Saturday 1 1 1 Pays ©My Join us Friday April 22nd & Saturday April 23rd for the Grand Opening of PFAFF & Sewing Machines Sergers |