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Show Tuesday, May 29, 1990 Sun Advocate, Price, Utah 9A Slavic festival to feature arts Slavic delicacies, ethnic arts and crafts and polka dancing under the stars all add up to Utah-Slavi- a 90, the eighth annual Slavic festival 6 at the Historic on June 15-1- Old Mill, 6900 Big Cottonwood Canyon Road, just off the 6200 South exit (exit 6) on Tempting Slavic foods such as sarma (stuffed cabbage), klabasa or kolbase (sausage on a bun), barbecued lamb and pork, pirogi (stuffed dumplings) as well as pastries and Turkish coffee will again be featured in the many food booths at the festival R&A market will present a booth at the festival, which is well-attende- County residents. Entertain- ment by the festivals annual sponsor, the Zivio Ethnic Arts Ensemble, will include folk dances of Yugolsavia and Bulgaria. Guest artists include the Narodna International Dancers, the Rocky Mountian Polka Express, accordionist Rich Roginski and the Oakland tamuritza band, Vesli Seljaci. Additionally, arts and crafts of Eastern Europe such as the exquisitely decorated Ukrainian eggs and Balkan folkcrafts will be available to the public. J festival celebrates the heritage of Utah residents whose ancestry orginates in the Slavic countries of Yugoslavia, BuThe by Carbon d Utah-Slavi- a full-leng- th June 1 and 2 at the Geary Theatre on the CEU campus. On Friday, June 1, audi tions will be held from 6 to 10 p.m. for adults 17 and over. On Saturday, June 2, auditions will be held from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. for children 8 to 16 years of age. Call back will be on June 4. An accompanist will be available; the audition song will be Where is Love." Music may be lgaria, Czechosloviakia, Poland and the Soviet Union. Early immigrants to Utah from Yugoslavia came to work as miners in Carbon County and along the Wasatch Front. More recently, emigres from Poland, Czechoslovakia and the Soviet Union have found new homes here, adding their own rich and diverse cultural heritage to the Utah community. Doors open Friday, June 15, at 7 p.m. and on Saturday at 5. picked up from Russ Wilson, music director, at the music building on the CEU campus. The show will be directed and designed by Grady McEvoy and choreographed by Carolyn Gwyther. Rehearsal starts on June 1 1 and will run evenings, Monday through Friday. There are Costumed dancers entertain at last years Slavic Festival at the Old Mill near Salt Lake City. The festival features ethnic food and arts. Happy Birthday AIRHEAD "16" Utah Coalition for a Utah will join with the World Health OrgaThe nization in celebrating May 31 as World Day. World Day is held annually on May 31, and this No-Tobac- co co years worldwide theme is childhood and youth without tobacco." In Utah, an estimated 24,000 children under age 17 smoke or chew tobacco. A major goal of the Utah Coalition for a Tobacco-Fre- e Utah is to reduce or eliminate tobacco use in adolescents 12 to 17 through education and cessation programs geared especially toward youth and by working with the Utah Legis- lature to pass laws which protect children from the life threatening effects of tobacco. Recent cooperative efforts by the statewide agencies of criminal matters in 7th Circuit Court for Carbon County on May 23 before Judge . Bryce K. Bryner: jiJi-- : A preliminary hearing an was scheduled on Aug. 2 in information filed against Barbara Ann Snow. The defendant is charged with two counts, felony theft and mis- demeanor abductionaiding the escape of a hospital patient. Preliminary proceedings, one to follow the other, were set on Aug. 24 in three cases filed against Richard Earl Wilson. The defendant is charged with one distributing arranging the distribution of a controlled substance offense in each case. Acting on a motion from the prosecution, the bench ordered a complaint charging Gary Dean Mathews with one count of aggravated robbery passed to the court files and continued without date. Actions taken in misdemeanor criminal matters: Rosalio Torres appeared for pronouncement of judg- ment and sentence on an April 18 guilty plea to one driving under the influence of an intoxicant (DUI) charge. The defendant was fined $900, inclusive of all legislative fees and assessments, and sentenced to 30 days in the Carbon County Jail All but 10 days of the jail coffin maker; runs away and is picked up by the Artful Dodger; taken to Fagin and the pick pockets; and captured work. All are encouraged to come and participate. Oliver is the classic orphan story set in London taken from the Dickens tale. Oliver is sold out of the workhouse to the into the lap of luxury. A sad ending, a happy ending, great music from Boy for Sale, Youve got to pick a Its a Fine pocket or two, Who will buy, Reviewing the Situation and many more are included in the production. The whole family will enjoy this show and enjoy being in it. Day No-Tobac- co the Utah Coalition for a Utah resulted in the passage of two laws which further restrict the access of minors to tobacco. One law prohibits manufacturers, wholesalers or retailers from distributing cigarettes or other tobacco products free of charge. The other increases the penalty for selling tobacco to minors, prohibits distribution of cigarettes Tobacco-Fre- e Circuit Court cases heard Actions taken in felony 15 principal adult parts, two principal childrens parts and lots ofextras. Many people are also needed for back stage Life," Utahns mark May 31 as Tobacco-Fre- e sentence was suspended upon payment of the fine, and Torres was placed on formal probation under the supervision of or tobacco products through vending machines and prohibits smoking in elementary and secondary schools and in child care facilities. Love Mom, Mike & Ten Grandma Together, heart disease, stroke and related disorders kill almost as many Americans as all other causes of death combined. Source: Heart Assocation. American BERNIE T. MORRIS ed MONUMENTS NEW LOCATION 45 Wesfl Display si FREE North 637-440- ESTIMATES 0 Call George the Utah Department of Corrections for one year. The court authorized state corrections to determine when the defendant will serve the balance of the incarceration period. Withdrawing a previously entered not guilty plea, Kis-t- y Bene Cook waived the right to trial and pleaded guilty to a DUI offense. The defendant was fined $900 inclusively and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. All but two days of the jail sentence and $200 of the fine were suspended, and the bench allowed Cook to (Continued on Page 12A) CASTLE COUNTRYS 1st ANNUAL R TRUCK PULL SATURDAY JUNE 2, 7 p.m. Carbon County Fairgrounds you think you have a hot truck... come out and pull It! PAY BACK GUARANTEED Registration: 5:00 pm (Fairgrounds) Registration Fee: $20.00 $25 Stock & Stock Mini 4x4 4200 lb. 4x4 6000 lb. 4x4 6200 lb. 4x4 -- Non-Memb- 6200 lb. Mod a Supermod 2 Wheel Drive 6200 lb. Open 4x4 ADDED ATTRACTION 1000 h.p Mini Rod Tractors Trucks on display at DINOSAUR TIRE daytime June 2. Wednesday June 13 e Anyone wtaHno lo perttee locely should pk up cofld dComrmrce Mto tfhfee CY HaS. Competition MHng Bute.it the Chember M7-27or M7 --1112 For mow Norrrwtlon contact the Chember ot Commerce at or U7-283or Mtke Jamea el W7-52- ADMISSION: Adults $4.00 Children Under 12 & Seniors $2.00 Family of 5 $12.00 TICKETS AT CHAMBER OFFICE OR DINOSAUR TIRE Sponsored by PI:ro C;i Svt S!:p 6 She? Coca Cola Grandpa Windshields Repaired Auto Glass Installed Auto Alarms & Stereos Solar Screens for your Home or Business You install or we will install for you Free Mobile Service Insurance Company Claims Welcome & proudly presents 100 & Heart disease Carbon County Chamber of Commerce, The Butch Cassidy Gang and Northern Utah Truck Pullers Association If i (t I A Castle Valley Theatre announces Oliver tryouts The Castle Valley Community Theatre will present musical Oliver, a Lionel in Bart, by conjunction with International Days on August 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10. Open tryouts will be held on A 8:30 7.00 7:30 8:00 im pm pm pm Feast of SL Anthony! Mass (Helper) Evening Mass (Helper) Closing of Novena to SL Anthony Reception In Parish Hall (Helper) FOR MORE INFORMATION Call Norma 472-566- 1 637-442- 8 I |
