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Show v M v v 4 -t -I ft ' Mm . V j - - f , w .1 J f1 r'i - i(V- 1 --v IK These yc-j peopfs nave ierveJ this school year on the LDS Seminary CoeacO at Springviile High SchooL fjfefjr-wZI tU ts partkipatirs in the various LDS Stake Reco idea Niht oeetiagsB Son, May 21 at 7 p.m. The c:c::rs vcI3 honor tiose graduating from LDS Seminary or Iz.zie this year. The councO members mem-bers are, tack fcczi'tiffc Ja&i Sacks, Luke McCansiand, il.y KjsrlS, Jeasa Wa&ir.s, Angela Nielson, i Jeff MLs, Andrew i:iu and Kick Puckett Front: Jenna Mortensen, JennL'cr Jenson, Kim Box, Sara Hare, Ri:c.V.Ce :r.-crfc! !,' Jerry .Kappas, Janeca Scott trA Crrli r:ri: ; :-. f If ( fT r . (A r o ,r I-' ''iv w Volume One Hundred Five SPRINGVILLE, UTAH 84663 - May 17, 2000 Price 50e" Number Twenty WIT SSliDISGilinDlSS Popular "Fiddler on the Roof" to open Friday The Utah Department of Trans- State Route 75. Approximate cost: pbrtau'on has several projects in the $3,000,000. Along with the above Springviile area scheduled for con- improvements to State Route 75, .. struction during upcoming fiscal the entrance to Fuel AmericaMav-MyeaJS61, AmericaMav-MyeaJS61, which, begin July , lerick will be signalized. Approxi-. IfWT Thinfl nM onhi Mim KmuiAillti nno. C17 IWl uuv A UC9v uiujccia will uuutuuif uiaib 9L improve safety and traffic circula tion in and around our city. They plan signalization of the intersection at State Route 77 (400 South Street) and 1750 West. Approximate Ap-proximate cost: $150,000. In conjunction with the above signal project, UDOT plans to widen 400 South, both directions, from 1750 West to provide turn lanes and additional capacity to I-15. I-15. Approximate cost: $80,000. The North Springviile interchange inter-change structure (State route 75 over 1-15), will be reconstructed as part of the 1-15 widening project through Provo. The drainage box on the east side of this interchange will be lengthened to eliminate the existing westbound lane drop on In the five-year funded State wide Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP), they have the following follow-ing projects: They will widen State Route 89 through Mapleton to provide pro-vide adequate shoulders and turn lanes. This project will be advertised adver-tised for construction next summer and will cost approximately four million dollars. Construction of a grade separation separa-tion or structure over the railroad on State Route 77, (400 South), is the highest priority project to be included in the STIP. They anticipate antici-pate this project to be approved so that they can begin the design and environmental effort. Funding for construction would not be available before summer of 2003 at the ear liest. Anticipated cost is ten million mil-lion dollars. The state has asked that a project to reconstruct the interchange at State Route 77 and -15 be placed in the Concept Development portion por-tion of this year's STIP. That would allow them to move forward with concept and environmental work and possibly secure funding for the project in Fiscal Year 2004 or 2005. The estimated cost of this interchange is 12 million dollars. Also for your information, the southbound off ramp from 1-15 to State Route 77 has been warranted for signalization for about two years. This signal cannot be installed until the frontage roads are relocated a sufficient distance from the ramp to the west. They have been working work-ing closely with Springviile City, property owners and potential developers de-velopers to assure that this frontage front-age road relocation happens as soon as possible. Recognition night Sunday The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Seminary and Institute Insti-tute Recognition Night, formerly Seminary Graduation, will be held at various locations on Sun., May 21, at 7 p.m. All students, families fami-lies and friends are invited to attend. at-tend. As in the past, seminary students will be recognized for four years of gospel study, or 1-3 completed years. This year, Institute students will also be honored for the various years that they have attended at an Institute of Religion adjacent to a college or at the local Institute held at the Springviile Senior Seminary. Under the direction of the local LDS Stake Presidents, the recognition recog-nition night will be held at the following fol-lowing locations, with the number of students being honored. Mapleton Stake, 970 N. 400 East: 38 students-Seminary recognition, recog-nition, 4 students-Institute recognition. recog-nition. Mapleton North Stake, 1215 N. 1000 West: 57 students-Seminary recognition, 2 students-Institute . recognition. Kolob Stake, 698 Kolob Circle: 24 students-Seminary recognition, 3 students-Institute recognition. Springviile Stake, 698 Kolob Circle: 49 students-Seminary recognition, rec-ognition, 5 students-Institute recognition. rec-ognition. Hobble Creek Stake, 555 S. 600 East: 78 students-Seminary recognition, recog-nition, 4 students-Institute recognition. recog-nition. Spring Creek Stake South Stake, 860 E. 200 North: 28 students-Seminary recognition. Spring Creek Stake, 350 N. 400 East: 28 students-Seminary recognition, recog-nition, 8 students-Institute recognition. Arranged marriages are back! With the help of a matchmaker, young women and young men are united in marriage, regardless of whether or not they love each other. Although this may sound old-fashioned, old-fashioned, fifty people from the valley are participating in this custom in the Villa Playhouse Theatre production of "Fiddler on the Roof." The musical will play each Fri., Sat. and Mon. evening at 7:30 p.m. May 19 through June 24 at the theatre, 254 S. Main, Springviile. There will also be a 3 p.m. matinee performance on June 10. There is no May 29 performance. Written by Sheldon Hamick and Jerry Bock, "Fiddler on the Roof is the story of Anatevka, a small Russian village in 1905. Jewish Dairyman Tevye (Dave Haenlein) and his wife Golde (Joyce Booth) are trying to support a family of five daughters and provide for their happiness and well-being. This includes finding husbands for each daughter with help from the Matchmaker, Yente (Marni Ashby) who selects the butcher, Lazar Wolf (Andrew Hunsaker), as a match for Tevye's oldest daughter, Tzeitel (Esther Covington). Tzeitel does not want to marry Lazar Wolf and pledges her love to poor tailor Motel Kamzoil (Brian McFadyen) instead. Permission is granted for their marriage by Tevye and not long after the weeding, Tevye's second daughter, Hodel (Amy Hafen) falls in love with student Perchik (Jay Hafen) and they get engaged without help from the Matchmaker. Middle daughter, fra V .i s W J: ' V m ..... -K1::"4 Tevye (David Haenlein) and daughters: Tzeitel (Esther Covington), Hava (Jennifer Jenson), Hodel (Amy Hafen), Bielke (Arianne Booth) and wife Golde (Joyce Booth) surround Shprintze (Haley Edmunds) to see what she has gathered in her apron in the Villa Playhouse Theatre The-atre production of "Fiddler on the Roof. " The musical opens Fri., May 19 and plays every Fri., Sat and Mon. evening through June 24. Chava (Jennifer Jenson) also falls in love. However, her intended, Russian Soldier, Fyedka (Ben Slaugh), is a Christian and an enemy to those of the Jewish faith, which tears at Tevye's loyalties to traditional beliefs and his love for his daughter. "Fiddler on the Roof" is a story of love, of letting go and of acceptance and tolerance in a changing society. A part of the Art City Days celebration, "Fiddler on the Roof" is directed by Kathleen Nutt. Vocal director is Esther Covington, with musical direction and musical arrangements by Jeremy Showgren, Emily Reed is the choreographer. Tickets are $9 general admission, $8 senior citizens students, $7 for children 3 to 1 1 and $40 for a family pass. Children under 3 are not admitted. For more information or reservations, call 489-3088. ir Ben Rabner, who lives in Springviile, is as artist with wood. He entered two of his pieces in the Spring Salon Art Exhibit at the Springviile Museum of Art and won a Merit Award for the wood table above. Titled "Desperation 2000," the handsome table is in the step-down gallery at the museum. The Spring Salon will be cn display until July 2 (Eta The Springviile High School Chamber Orchestra will feature . student soloists in its final concert of the 1999-2000 season at the Springviile Art Museum, Sun., May 21 . Featured on Sunday's program pro-gram will be Linnea Baraett performing per-forming "Concerto for Violin No. 5 in A Major" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Jennifer Augustus performing "Concerto for Piano No. 2 in Bb Major" by Ludwig van Beethoven. "This year, the best student musicians of Springviile High School have been given an opportunity oppor-tunity to perform a concerto accompanied accom-panied by a live orchestra," explains Sam Tsugawa, orchestra director at Springviile High School. "Being accompanied by a live orchestra is a rare opportunity for any musician let alone a high school student, It has been a pleasure to be able to showcase the best musical talent that Springviile High School has to offer." The Springviile High School Chamber Orchestra consists of the best student musicians in the State of Utah. Recently, at the Utah High School Activities Association state solo and ensemble festival, members mem-bers of the Chamber Orchestra earned superior ratings for outstanding outstand-ing performances at the state festival. festi-val. The Chamber Orchestra, along with the Philharmonic Strings, were judged as superior orchestras while other members of the orchestra received re-ceived individual honors. The trio of Linnea Barnett, Angela Nielsen and Jennifer Gardner earned a superior su-perior rating in the small ensemble category while Linnea Barnett, Spencer Petersen and Betsy Bennion earned superior ratings in the violin solo, string bass solo and horn solo categories respectively. "Earning a superior rating at the state festival is the highest honor that can be given at the state festival. festi-val. It is like being chosen as a state champion or an all-state first team member in a particular sport," exclaims ex-claims Tsugawa. This Sunday's concert is being sponsored by the Springviile Art Museum and the Springviile Arts Commission's Art Museum Concert Con-cert Series. The concert is free to the public and begins at 5 p.m. COPY |