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Show AH interested invited prmgbtlle A Section Two Page Nine October 24, 2001 asp ura wrasfirop by Howard J. Ruff SpringYffle LDS Stake Music Chairman Have you ever been asked to conduct a hymn in church and didn't know how? Have you ever been a choir director but didn't know how to develop a choir, or know just what are die Church standards for Sacrament Meeting? Do you have a music-calling in your ward? Ox would like to have one? 'Then you need to know about this historic Nine-Stake Music Workshop, after which, for the first time, Springville and Map-leton Map-leton stakes will now have a large pool of well-trained music leaders. lead-ers. At least 14 music positions have to be filled in every ward in the nine local stakes. That's more than 60 wards and 84 music positions, with constant changes as people are released or move. Only a handful has ever had any real music training. We will help those dedicated members to do their jobs with increased confidence confi-dence and vastly increased abili- - Organists and pianists who want to improve their skills and learn new ones. - All choir directors and Bishopric members in charge of musk. They will learn the official offi-cial church-wide standards for Sacrament Meeting music, and will also be taught how to build successful choirs. - Anyone with a current music calling. The workshops start promptly at 8 a.m. each Saturday morning, and there will be 12 classes to select from each Saturday. You can attend as many or as few you wish, and there is absolutely no charge. You can refer to the accompanying chart of classes. If we can simply create a new pool of interested people who would feel confident enough to stand in front of a congregation and conduct a hymn, this workshop work-shop will be a success. The LDS Church has always had a reputation for producing fine music, probably because of the Tabernacle Choir, but music at the ward level sometimes falls below hoped-for standards, simply sim-ply because of lack of knowledge of the basics which can be so easily learned. To attend, please tell your Ward and Stake music chairman and that you will be there, or just come at 8 a.m. on Saturday mornings. For further information, informa-tion, you can call Howard Ruffs office at 489-8681 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and ask for Joann. She will give you the appropriate information. Thank you SHS students! A big thank you to the students stu-dents at Springville High School who raised $5,200 for the New York Relief Fund! Maureen Miller's English class spearheaded the fund drive by placing collection jars around the school. The students were generous and this large amount was raised in a week and sent to New York. News of Ping Wing of ifae prjngvale Art Museum "78 years and not a murder yet!" OCTOBER 27th - 8:00 AM - Opening Hymn & Prayer in Chapel tHU c OaaTw-ajl 51 Bc ConducS Q . Choi Khi I hJ TaaOw Oakm I 6cO-patiRoaatoi 1 I Parti J I I fcMAH 5 OnrCanducn I m Pwia iim IfajSSy I (TI P I Q lnlim"m " " Parti I I Tiararg J Rrrwwxa Tureuoft Mm I I Pwl 1M AN 7 OaanVoai I S YWYWILMdan I c TtmpH Org QQ Sueoaaaki Pwjj I " aajaicTnj-Partl I Trtong Wirt Oioira - Pawl by Krystal Prounder Springvale Herald Chief Reporter SPRINGVALE: Springvale's best-known artist, Cash Price Valley, has been awarded a huge contract to supply 1,200 copies of his famous statue, "Babylonian Woman of Generous Gener-ous Proportions" to a novelty shop in Zosurolman the Moldavian Molda-vian Republic, Valley said. "This will keep us busy in our little shop for several months," said Valley's partner and wife, Ming Valley. "We are happy that so many people in the former Soviet Bloc love Cash Price's beautiful work." The Valley's would not disclose how much the international interna-tional deal was for, but art dealers, familiar with Cash Price's work, said that the arrangement could involve millions of dollars, judged on previous sales of his work in Eastern Europe. They also said, though, that the works would be considered a "waste of good clay" in this country. The statues are each three feet high and weigh about 150 pounds each, though the weight fluctuates per piece from as little as 50 pounds to as much as 200 pounds. The couple's company, Art to Go, has only been operating for a little over a year, but is one of the most successful companies com-panies in Springvale, next to the mysterious Clandestine Electronics, owned by Hera Ping, daughter of Springvale's leading citizen, Estill Ping. Estill Ping, as every Spring-vale Spring-vale citizen knows, is also the step-mother to Ming Valley, who was missing for more than 26 years. Ming Valley, (then Ming Ping) was taken by her mother to Russia when the girl was five and not heard of again until about 18 months ago, when the now-grown Ming showed up, married Cash Price Valley and established their successful business. Intrigued? Well, there is mystery afoot involving these fictitious people and you are invited to help solve it at a sumptuous banquet and art event at the Springville Art Museum. Mu-seum. In the course of dinner, you will feast like kings, but a word of warning: a murder will be committed and no one leaves until the murderer is found! It will be an evening of intrigue, mystery and fun as actors spin a tail of murder and double-cross at a high-stakes adventure. Tickets are $50 per person and seating is limited. Call the art museum today at 489-2727 to make your reservations for an evening you will not soon forget. Proceeds will help finance the expansion of one of Springville's greatest treasures. The evening is sponsored by the Hafen Dallen Guild. 11:MMI C COME HOME TO THE HYMNS: W. Hartxrl Kkpar Kynot Spaafcar NOVEMBER 3rd 8:00 AM Opening Hymn & Prayer in Chapel kit AM Tc OrDanTra ST BaacCoMkjckni I h Appropnata Muaclar I (TI How IMC HpmPbp Parti SwrnnlMg Song lo CWdran IHX Pad Tatttaaua I' I ) 1 I MAN pf Ou Conduct 1 fc TamplaOqamai I h Aceomeanno. I 71 Mui Von " ' Parti I I - lmry I Parti I Wl ttHU (TJ bjmfta I Q YUYWtLaadan I (71 53 I (Tj SkSmM 1 frH Hkc Trrwia Pw) I Himn Combmng Ward CHort - PI I EE CHURCH GROWTH THROUGH MUSICAL REFINEMENT: W Harbfl Kloptw Maa Eichang. AM JcT" OranTia ) Praludas a Poafcdaa NOVEMBER 10th 8:00 AM Opening Hymn & Prayer in Chapel J BaucConducang LTJ Aocornpanymg Part PI Ovtopinoa CMdrvfis Choir Sfy " - i an I liana.' aW fmt iW n liwi uWaaw A-lsm wti'lw'k- B AM rT Chw ConductnQ pt I H I Prtmay - TaaOino. 0tm M OospM Tnraugn Muse jPilmwy Gnarat Board) Cj Handbook Potent 4 PncMum- PMI qt n Bogmng Voico Part M fS YWYWtLaadan Mime Trawng pan m fc Handbook Pokoatt I PD Procaduras Part a I I waw own - pan m HYMN UNO: BfB Stawart. Mualc Dlraclty Lot 8wr. Oraaolat This sleek, black, Lincoln hearse will be auctioned auc-tioned off as part of the murder mystery fundraiser fund-raiser at the Springville Museum of Art on Fri., Nov. 2. Bids all start at $1800. The vehicle vehi-cle is parked in front of the museum if you want to get a closer look. You can purchase tickets for the Murder Mystery at the Museum dinner and theatre now by calling 489-2727. There will also be a silent auction with featuring featur-ing fine art that evening. All proceeds will go to the new wing addition at the museum. fel-CHAPB. ty. A workshop will be held on three upcoming Saturday mornings, morn-ings, Oct. 27, Nov. 3 and Nov. 10, sponsored by nine Springville and Mapleton stakes. The faculty will consist of outstanding Jocal music leaders, many with professional profes-sional musical backgrounds, plus members of the Church General Music Cornmittee, - including BYU faculty members. This is not just for choir leaders, but for everyone who is involved with music or would like to become involved some day in the music of the church. Perhaps the biggest need is for all those people who like to learn how to conduct a hymn but don't know how to even get started. We hope for a good turnout of beginners. They will be treated with respect and taught the basic fundamentals so they can do a better job of conducting music in their wards and stakes if they are called to that assignment. assign-ment. We will also be able to help all those with current music callings. The faculty includes many local inusic luminaries. Let me name a few of them. Louise Payne, has performed with many opera companies and has been teaching voice and lecturing on vocal performance for years. Leila Pomeroy has a BA in music and her Masters Degree in music and organ performance, and accompanies the Utah Lyric Opera Society. Rhyll Croshaw has directed stake and regional choirs. W. Herbert Klopfer has been a member of the Church General Music Committee since 1983. He is an organist, pianist and composer, com-poser, and wrote they hymn, "Heme Can Be A Heaven On Earth." Ryan Murphy has assisted assist-ed and accompanied the BYU Men's Chorus under Mac Wil-berg, Wil-berg, taught music at Meridian School and Snow College, and currently directs the Mapleton Chorale. And many more. Including In-cluding Church General Music Committee Members. So who should attend this workshop? s - Anyone who would like to learn the basics of conducting hymns. - Prospective missionaries who will probably be called upon to direct, a hymn in a small branch somewhere. h-CULTURAL HALL - RELIEF SOCIETY ROOM . fTI-YWROOM SPIrjfieVFLIX eHflfflBEic; of eofflfflEine ence HAL 9 10 WEE c Wednesday, October 31st 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Main Street "Children up to t2 years old (Must Be In Costume) TRICK OR TREAT AT THESE BUSINESSES! Partyland McDonalds Wells Fargo Bank HogiYogi Art City Pharmacy Sunroc Sunroc-Chevron TLC for Kids Prudential Realty Springville Martial Arts Vaud Hanks The Springville Herald Just Your Style Springville Police , . Springville Library A Travel Towne Allen's Marketplace Farmers Insurance-Karen Snow Dave Anderson-Remax Prefered Springville Area Chamber of Commerce Aaisung Maraai Mns Burger King Central Bank Larsen Video Villa Playhouse Bill Brown Realty Little Ceasars Far West Bank U.S.A. Elite Teams Gary Price Studios China Cafe Duke Jewelry Jackson's Hole Kutting Komer Pier 49 Pizza SOS Drug The Read Leaf Vs Quick Stop 0 o - r Cole's Maxi Mart (Texaco) FiberTel Communications ML West Animal Hospital Dr. Christopher's Herb Shop Pacific Pipe Credit Union .Steiner's Floral Kirk Holt -CPA Cascade Carwash E. Excel International Canyon View Medical Group best western-Cotton Tree Inn Chuck Senn Cracker Barrell Copies PlusBook Mark Salisbury Development Springville City Hillside Storage Business not located on Main Street will have booths set up there or at the CMc Center for all trick-or-treaters. |
