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Show Thursday, April 7006 . S P R I N G V I L L E HERALD 1 Art Ball An area River Dance Troupe will be one of the many featured performers at this years Talent Festival. The Talent Festival is part of the Art City Days celebration held each year and enables talented young people, who live locally, the opportunity to showcase their talents. Talent Festival audition registrations due May 2 Registrations are due May 2nd for the May 6th auditions audi-tions of the Art City Days Talent Festival. Along with some of the most talented young people from the SpringvilleMaple-ton SpringvilleMaple-ton area, this year's Art City Days Community Talent Festival Fes-tival has scheduled several exciting guest artists, including includ-ing an area River Dance troupe, world-class fiddling performers, and a young vocalist vo-calist who has been compared com-pared favorably with Josh Groban. The Festival is also unveiling unveil-ing a new logo that will appear ap-pear on T-shirts worn by participants. par-ticipants. The audition is open to students stu-dents K through 12 and 2005 high school graduates who are residents of SpringvilleMapleton. Performance categories are: Individuals or small en UDOT closes northbound lane on 1-15 in Utah County The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) has taken one more step toward completion of the carpool lanes in Utah County with the closure of the fourth lane along northbound Interstate 15 from Geneva Road in Lin-don Lin-don to 500 East in American .Fork. The extra lane, which has been open as a general-purpose lane since November, closed Sunday night and will remain closed until the Car-pool Car-pool Connection project is completed in early June. The closure is necessary for crews to adjust road striping and install freeway signs along 1-15. . "We look forward to providing pro-viding congestion relief to April 28 (1:50) 4:15 San-SfII M lt4HS.'J I I I mum ds&mmmi (2:00) 4:25 (1:35) 4:00 (1 :4CQ 4:05 fi rTSTi (1:3Q) .4:1 0 (1:45) 4:20 7:0O 9:25 COME EXPERIENCE THX SOUND IN EVERY THEATER! 45-B5Q Order and print tickets online at www.stadiumcinemas.com No discount passes. All auditoriums are THX certified! Cinemas open all day every day except for 9:00 Sunday showings Early Matinee on Saturday & Sunday KMtoards High Efficiency Central Alr.(y Starting at $ 1,275 Installed. VS 4S9-70S8 TP. fC Aif Conditioning www lufn to the ta,-ptm Vs" ,, if U semble groups in vocal, instrumental, in-strumental, piano and dance. Maximum of 5 minutes per presentation. No choirs, lip sync, rock bands, stand comedy, com-edy, comedic sketches, or magic acts. Registration for auditions $5 per person whether an individual in-dividual performer or member mem-ber of a group. Print registration regis-tration form at Springville website: Art City DaysTal-ent DaysTal-ent Festival. Mail to Springville Community Talent Tal-ent Festival, co M.B. Jones, 674 S. Canyon Drive, Springville, Utah 84663. Registration materials are due May 2nd. The audition date is Saturday May 6, 2006, beginning at 9 a.m. in the Springville Museum of Art, Grand Gallery. Auditions Audi-tions will be scheduled at eight minute intervals. If necessary, additional auditions au-ditions will be held on May Utah County commuters with the completion of the Carpool Connection project," said Greg Searle, UDOT resident resi-dent engineer. "This is the next big step in the process, and with the patience and cooperation co-operation of drivers, we will be able to open the carpool lanes ahead of schedule." UDOT will Inform drivers of the closure by posting information in-formation on a variable message mes-sage sign on 1-15. Motorists should expect additional congestion con-gestion as a result of the lane closure, but can look forward for-ward to an improved commute com-mute once construction is finished. For more information about this project or to receive re-ceive project updates, visit "The place to watch a movie!" Stadium seating THX sound "Exit 248 in Poyson, 633 So. 950 West - May 4 7:05 9:35 7:15 9:30 6:45 9:25 6:55 9:35 6:5Q 9:3Q 10. Audition judges will be category professionals who are not SpringvilleMapleton residents. Audition judging will be based on audience appeal, ap-peal, entertainment value, stage presence, originality andability. Successful candidates will select a number that will appeal ap-peal to a broad audience by conveying energy, excitement excite-ment and dramatic focus. Classical pieces are acceptable accept-able if they meet these guidelines. guide-lines. Accompaniment may be live or pre-recorded. Performers Per-formers selected will appear at Spring Acres Arts Park on June 3, and must present the same selection performed per-formed at the audition. Dress or costumes must be suitable for a family event. Event sponsored by the Springville Arts Commission. the project Web site or call toll-free 1.877.838.POOL (7665). The 1-15 Carpool Connection Connec-tion project will widen and extend carpool lanes from the Alpine Interchange in Lehi to University Parkway in Orem. . This expansion will create a total of 40 miles of continuous continu-ous carpool lanes from 600 North in Salt Lake City to University Parkway in Orem. ft JUTUUIl MOVIE RATING WW? M A . Ice Age 2 PG 11:10 1:30 3:40 6:30 8:45 R.V. 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ANO MOe Wg aCCept J 181 South 1200 East Lehi EXIT I -15 279 Continued from page 1 gala still provides the opportunity oppor-tunity to bring surrounding communities together into one large communal family, to enjoy the splendor of the arts and the closeness of camaraderie. ca-maraderie. The same traditions take place such as honoring the year's Art Royalty, recognizing recog-nizing influential Utah artists and patrons, and offering a "sneak peak at the museum's muse-um's Spring Salon Exhibition. Exhibi-tion. Though the Art Ball is indeed in-deed a fund-raising benefit for the museum, having a fun and successful evening is also important. Pat Conover, longtime volunteer and art board representative, says that those at the museum consider the Art Ball a "big city party" and an excuse to celebrate and have a good time together. As established in the beginning, one way to achieve this objective was to create new and various themes for the ball each year. Originality, taste, quality and relevance are the most important factors that go into the selection of each theme. With the first being a Parisian theme, to later themes of the Renaissance, Outer Space, the Orient, Starry Night, Latino Fiestas and a construction theme that accommodated the museums mu-seums renovation, the Art Ball is meant to explore variety vari-ety and invite creativity. Behind the success of each Art Ball is a lot of hard work and a great number of dedicated dedi-cated volunteers and donors. Each year the event requires many different committees to get things going. There are committees for the food, decorations, ticketing and invitations, in-vitations, donations, publicity publici-ty and other areas. Though the means were a bit more humble in the beginning, the same level of organization and commitment was needed. WEEKLY CONTEST: Where in Springville I EuU i,,,.J.x... ah t , si i msnm mm MATINEE SHOWTIMES Ever since the very first celebration, the support of local lo-cal leaders has also been a crucial part of the event. Local Lo-cal congressman, governors, senators, other city leaders and members of the Utah Arts Council regularly attend. at-tend. However, whether from the most prestigious leaders to the everyday museum-goer, all are welcome to join in the celebration and have a good time. The transformation of the Art Ball has been incredible. Though the themes are now more modern, and a sense of professionalism resonates over the whole production, as in the very beginning, the goal and purpose of the ball remains the same. Whether it is dining with Fact The Springville Museum of Art's 40th Annual Art Ball will be held on Saturday, Apr. 29, from 7 to 1 1 p.m. at the museum. Tickets are $40 for couples and $20 individual when pre-purchased, and are $50 and $25 at the door. High chool students are $15 per individual. "Super Ball XL - 40 Years of Having a Ball" is the theme for this years' art ball. With the Super Bowl celebrating cele-brating its 40th year and the art ball celebrating its 40th year, the art ball takes on a fun and informal atmosphere with its Super Ball theme This years Ball . will feature multiple food stations throughout the galleries; entertainment will be by Wasatch Bones, and there will be local artist's demonstrations for the guests to enjoy. The 2006 Museum Art Royalty will be presented during dur-ing the program. , The Art Ball is a fund-raiser, serving to create a memorable mem-orable and enjoyable evening for the community through beautiful art, delicious food, quality entertainment and mingling with friends and neighbors The 2006 Art Ball ushers in the 82nd Annual Spring Salon. Blair Buswell, local Utah artist whose work is displayed in the Football Hall of Fame, will be an honored guest at the ball. 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Overall there remains a strong sense of devotion, rich culture, and a tribute to many years of past success and tradition. This year's ball will try something that it has never done before. It will celebrate the relationship between sports and art in the theme. Super Ball XL will honor the achievements of some local artist athletes. One of those will be Utah artist Blair Buswell, whose art is seen by thousands each year at the Football Hall of Fame. Sheet was this picture taken? j Be the first person to i identify this location ' J-SJtj'? 1 and win a free studio portrait sitting and an 8x10 enlargement. If you know the place pictured here, call Great Faces Photography at 489-6616 or 592-5858. Last week's Picture: Springville Herald Building at 269 East 400 South SAVEUPTO . 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