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Show ' Page Four - The Springville Herald - January 23, 2002 i. it Y . - v Erin Sacks Springville girl on Broadway tour I mi Sacks, daughter of John and Katlii Sacks of Springville, has recently joined the Broadway National Tour of "The Phantom of ihe Opera" where she performs per-forms the role of Meg Giry. I rm graduated from Springville Spring-ville High School and LDS Seminary Semi-nary and attended both the University Uni-versity of Utah and Brigham Young University, graduating tiom UVU with a BFA in music, dance and theater. She has been involved in many musical and dance productions locally, with Promised Valley Productions in Salt lake City and with The I ii realm Center for the Arts in Si (icorge. She arrived in New York City in September of 2000 where she was cast as obligate) soloist in the anniversary revival of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" in the Downtown Cabaret Theater, site of the original origi-nal production of "Joseph" before it became a Broadway hit. This was followed by a summer season sea-son at California Musical Theater in Sacramento. She began her tour with "Phantom" "Pha-ntom" in October of this year. It is the fulfillment of a long-time dream she had since she first saw the production at the age of 14. For more information about the production, tour dates and cast bios check the official website at www.thephantomoftheopera.com and click on the United States or US Tour areas of the site. Alexis Miner is iss UVSC 2002 M I tali Valley State College i ,'VSC) announces the winner of ihe Miss UVSC Scholarship Pageant. Alexis Miner, 20, of Springville, Spring-ville, was crowned Miss UVSC, Ian 1 5, in the Ragan Theater and will go on to compete in the Miss I 'tali Pageant in June. "All of the girls are wonderful, wonder-ful, but we are excited to have Alexis represent our school," said f.on Houston, director of the Nfi-s Utah Scholarship Pageant. Alexis will add a new excite-innit excite-innit to the Miss UVSC pro-rrani. pro-rrani. " Miner graduated from Salt Lake Community College with high honors and was awarded scholastic scholarships from UVSC and BYU Idaho. Currently. Current-ly. Miner is studying pre-pharma- at UVSC with hopes of continuing con-tinuing her education at the Uni-vefsiiv Uni-vefsiiv of Utah in pharmacology. l or the last year. Miner has bivn a member of the UVSC hillnHm dance tour team and a as a member of student government govern-ment from 1998 to 2000. Miner's other accomplishments accomplish-ments include: winning a non-finalist non-finalist scholarship in physical fitness and personal interviewing in the Miss Springville Pageant, ranking in the top finalists of the Moab half marathon and participating partici-pating in the Springville High School show choir and drill team. Miner currently work as a gemologist's apprentice and a licensed pharmacy technician. Since 1981, young women ages 17 to 24, have participated in the annual Miss UVSC Scholarship Schol-arship Pageant. The winner of the pageant is awarded an educational scholarship. Seven students participated in the pageant competing in four events: talent showcase, personal interview, eveningwear and physical fitness in swimwear. Miner is the daughter of Sherl and Cheryl Miner of Springville. Narcotics Anonymous If you have found that drugs are causing you problems, there is a solution. Narcotics Anonymous Anony-mous is a program that works if you want to top using. We can help. Call 373-7060 for more information. The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. naviga-tors. -Edward Gibbon Kieran Milo Barney ' jfised his parents last yetrZ-Tving two weeks early on s 7mas Eve. His parents, Soand Jenn Barney of Essex Corner, Vermont, celebrated his birthday birth-day by going to Hawaii with his brother and sister, Chase and Ashley, and leaving him with his grandparents, Milo and Holly Barney of Mapleton. Not sure that was fair but grandma had fun. His other grandparents grandpar-ents are Suzanne Fox of Bountiful Bounti-ful and Dave Fox of Columbus, Ohio. The persons hardest to convince they're at the retirement age are children at bedtime. -Shannon Fife If you suspect a man, don't employ em-ploy him, and if you employ him, don't suspect him. -Chinese proverb Happiness is a perfume which you can't pour on someone without with-out getting some on yourself. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Historical Society Continued from page 1 Wednesday of each month during January, February, March, April and May. Everyone is invited to attend and you do not need to be a member of the Springville Historical Society to come. The Historical Society is looking for interested persons who wish to become more involved in-volved in researching and writing the history of our city, so if you have an inclination, will you please contact them and let them know your interest while you are at the lecture. Price launches award tonight Continued from page 1 be good at one thing, when coupled cou-pled with other's ideas, there is nothing that we cannot do together," togeth-er," said Price. "Synergy" represents repre-sents not just one person helping another, but rather, the entire human family integrated, unified and working together in a way that all are empowered." Price says the award will represent people that come together to-gether with individual and unique ideas and yet are united in purpose, pur-pose, thereby having a greater effect. "It is my hope that through recognizing and honoring life's 'team players' that the concept and awareness of "Synergy" will spread. I visualize the Synergy In Action award program spreading worldwide, empowering all who get involved," he said. The first of four award winners win-ners will be announced on April 8 at the high school. Each recipient recipi-ent will receive a six-inch "Syn- 'Ifie J inaC Touch 'JiridaC ScctssoTit & Tuxedo 1(enta y J We offer the accessories to make your dream wedding come true: 'The best rental price on tuxedos. We do alterations. Se habla Espanol 50 North Main.Springville 489-9851 That means that you can call on ' with the coverage you want and at the lowest possible cost. Farmers Insurance Group specializes in Auto, Fire, Life and Commercial insurance and is famous for fast, fair, friendly claims service. I'd like to meet you. Why not give me a call today. I think you'll be glad you did. Karen Snow 25 East 200 South Springville, UT 84663 (801)489-8000 Cm Sat., Jan. 19, students from Ali's Dynamic Dance Company attended a Dance Convention in Salt Lake City. It was an intense full day of dance classes. They learned everything from ballet and tap to theater, from top choreogra phers and performers from Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Canada. Everyone that participated did an excellent job and their instructor Ali Miner is very proud of all of them! Valley symphony salutes Olympics The Utah Valley Symphony's concert next week will salute the Olympics with a guest violinist soloing on Vivaldi's "Winter," plus the premiere of a symphony commissioned especially for the Olympics. Bryce Rytting will conduct the 7:30 p.m. performances Wed. and Thur., Jan. 30 and 31 , in the Provo TabernacIe.Admission is $5, and ample free parking is available next door in the NuSkin terrace. Kelly. Clark Parkinson, a Provo native who has enjoyed a successful career as a professional profession-al musician since age 12, will be guest soloist in three movements from "Winter" (Concerto in F-Minor), F-Minor), from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons." Parkinson, who was a youth soloist with both the Utah Symphony Sym-phony and Utah Valley Symphony, Sympho-ny, graduated in violin performance perfor-mance from BYU and UCLA and also attended Peabody Conservatory. Conserva-tory. She has performed on numerous nu-merous award-winning soundtracks sound-tracks and has been a member of the New Orleans Philharmonic, Pacific Symphony and Opus Chamber Orchestra. The Cultural Olympiad of the 2002 Winter Games commissioned commis-sioned BYU music professor K. Newell Dayley to write "Mountain "Moun-tain Games," which he completed toward the end of 2001. Thefour movements, "Rising," "Designs and Repetitions," "As Fallen Nothing gives one person so much advantage over another as to remain always cool and unruffled unruf-fled under all circumstances. -Thomas Jefferson ergy" bronze sculpture, a pendant and lapel pin, smaller versions of the larger sculpture, and a certificate. certifi-cate. Recipients will include two high school students, one female and one male, one school employee em-ployee and one community member. mem-ber. The initial award to Springville Spring-ville High School will be underwritten under-written largely by Price and his Incredible Journey Arts Foundation. Founda-tion. Future awards will be funded fund-ed by donations made to the foundation. The Incredible Journey Jour-ney Arts Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit public charity foundation created to enrich the lives of youth and adults through application and appreciation of all mediums of art. It is housed in the HT Reynolds building on Main Street in Springville. I hope the Synergy In Action program inspires our youth, our communities and our world to come together and do more great things. I hope that our uniqueness as individuals will always be honored, for it is that uniqueness that gives the 'whole' its strength and produces the greatness that is synergy," said Price. Snow" and "Downhill Run" celebrate the competition. Dayley, dean of the College of Fine Arts and Communications, Communica-tions, chairs the board of directors direc-tors of the Barlow Endowment for Music Composition at BYU. Since joining the faculty in 1968, he has served as conductor of the symphonic band, wind symphony and symphony orchestra, and was originator of the award-winning jazz ensemble, Synthesis. As a composer, he is best known for a number of hymns and sacred songs used in the LDS Church. The concert will open with Debussy's "Nuages" and "Fetes," from "Nocturnes," and close with Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 1, "Winter Dreams." Guild members are invited to attend a symposium on Mon., Jan. 28, 1 p.m., at the home of JoAnn Losee, 3923 Riverwood, Dr., Provo. AIRE A flUSBANB Daily or Hourly Rates Available Plus material and expenses 24-hour on-call service Experienced, Honest, Reasonable, Reliable Const. 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