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Show ; Social Evemts . Dalton Brothers perform benefit . Temkin International, a worldwide plastics company com-pany headquartered in Payson, will present The Dalton Brothers' A Hometown Home-town Christmas benefit concert. "We like to support sup-port community events like A Hometown Christmas," Christ-mas," said Danny Temkin of Temkin International. "We are true believers in events that foster great Community spirit." , Marking the Dalton Brothers' 13th hometown Christmas, the 2008 concert, con-cert, scheduled for Friday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. in the Pay-son Pay-son High School auditori-un, auditori-un, will benefit The Nebo Education Foundation, particularly par-ticularly the David C. Dahlquist Dahl-quist Scholarship Fund. This scholarship was established to honor a master music teacher and assist deserving students with their post high school education. "A lot of people have asked if we will do the "show this year," says Tim Morganson. "We know many groups offer wonderful won-derful holiday shows; not only do we enjoy helping help-ing where we can, we are pleased when people tell us A Hometown Christmas' really helps launch their season." ; Tickets are $7 for adults and $6 for seniors and students stu-dents and are available at Payson branches of Zi-ons, Zi-ons, Far West and Central Banks. They may also be purchased at Morganson Make your holiday Norman Vincent Peale TUo. tV, "the power of positive thinking'' shares five simple sim-ple steps to lift your spirit and make your holiday happier. , ' 1. Do something new and different. ; When you're depressed, ill w:ti jtl& Nov. 28 - 12:00 2:15 1:00 4:00 6:50 9:30 ) i rHTTirnrn-nnoriiuiiiiEii, 12:05 2:20 4:40 7:05 9:25 I tHgpategflgE 1:05 4:05 12:30 3:45 12:30 3:45 6:45 9:35 46S-8500 Order and print tickets online at www.staiflumclneinas.com No discount passes. All auditoriums are THX certified! Cinemas open all day every day except for 9:00 Sunday showings Early Matinee on Friday, Saturday & Sunday Only as" : ,. W V . The Dalton Brothers will present a Christmas benefit concert on Dec. 5. The concert will benefit the Nebo Education Foundation and the David C. Dahlquist Scholarship Fund. Custom Frames at 51 S. Historic Main Street in Payson or at the door. Thanks to generous sponsors Temkin International, Inter-national, The Daily Herald and Greg's Distinctive Decorating Dec-orating of Santaquin all proceeds will be donated to the Scholarship Fund. The Dalton Brothers have performed for audiences audi-ences throughout Utah. . The concert for 30,000 at the Utah Parks Council Heritage Jamboral was certainly a highlight. They have entertained at America's Freedom Festival Fes-tival at Provo, Brigham Young University, National Nation-al Shriners Convention, and Novell. They have performed with Maureen McGovern, Suzy Bogguss, Merrill Osmond, Kurt Bestor and Sam Cardon. The Dalton Brothers, A Hometown Christmas has it's easy to get into a rut xi magnify your diffi-culties. diffi-culties. Go somewhere or do something (even simply sim-ply taking a new route to work) that can give you a fresh perspective. 2. What are you thankful for? Sit down right now and "The place to watch a movie!" Stadium seatinn Payson, 633 So. 950 West THY cminrl trt OAO : Dec. 4 4:35 7:10 7:00 9:25 6:45 9:35 mmm " !"? : .-t' d SPRING VIllE HERALD to concert raised more than $20,000 for charitable organizations. organiza-tions. Joining the Dalton Broth-ers Broth-ers for A Hometown Christmas will be The Pay-son Pay-son Civic Choral who has been performing under the direction of David C. Dahlquist since 1982, Robert Rob-ert Morganson a regular performer at Dalton's Fine Dining, and Tina Samuels, the Dalton's sister. The Santaquin San-taquin Community Choir will also join the Dalton's for the first time this year. The choir performs under the direction of Craig Evans, Ev-ans, and includes singers from Santaquin, Genola, Goshen, West Mountain, Elberta and Payson. "We are delighted to have so much wonderful talent in the community," says Tim. "We hope you will come and help us eel- ebrate the season!" happier! make a list. Once you look for the good in your life, you will start to see more and more of it all around you. 3. Spend more time with your friends, especially the optimistic ones. Confide your troubles. Sharing a burden always make it easier to bear. 4. For the next 24 hours, make a deliberate effort to speak hopefully about everything... ev-erything... ...Your work, your personal per-sonal life, your home, your future. 5. Repeat step 4. Eventually you'll notice you have replaced hopeless hope-less with hopeful thinking. Amazing! The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot can-not learn, unlearn, and re-learn. re-learn. - Alvin Toff ler Children require guidance guid-ance and sympathy far more than instruction. -Annie Sullivan 0 7 " since 1909 Springville's Only Traditional Drug Store & Soda Fountain 489-6041 214 S. Main St. Springville Svmnhnnv Celebration with Harry Music from the movies mov-ies "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" and "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" will be featured as part of the American Fork Symphony's annual holiday concert on Monday, Mon-day, Dec. 1. ' With the theme A Christmas ceieDrauunwiui Harry Potter," the concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Christmas Celebration with the American Fork High School auditorium, 510 jn. 600 East, American Fork. Admission is $3 ($10 per family). Dr. Terry Hill will serve as conductor. The concert has been designed de-signed to appeal to adults and children alike. In addition addi-tion to the selections from the popular Harry Potter films, the orchestra will perform a wide variety of traditional Christmas favorites fa-vorites along with music from Broadway musicals and movies that have holiday holi-day themes. The medley "Christmas on Broadway" includes fa- BYU folk dancers will celebrate Christmas Around the World Dec. 5-6 Celebrating the international inter-national enthusiasm of the holiday season, the Brigham Young University Univer-sity International Folk Dance Ensemble will present pres-ent Christmas Around the World, 2008 edition.OPA! Friday and Saturday, Dec. 5-6, at 7:30 p.m. in the Marriott Mar-riott Center. The ensemble will also present a matinee perfor- mance Saturday, Dec. 6, at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 for floor seats, $15 for prime lower chairs and $12 for arena seats. To purchase tickets, contact the Marriott Center Cen-ter Ticket Office at (801) 422-2981 or visit byutick-ets.com. byutick-ets.com. This year the folk ensemble en-semble will premiere a new set of Polish dances that were recently choreographed cho-reographed by Ada Dzi-ewanowska Dzi-ewanowska and Michael Malich. Dziewanowska, an internationally known Polish folklore author Family expert With the much-anticipated release of the movie "Twilight" this week, some parents may be concerned about how the movie and book portrays teenage love. JeaNette G. Smith, a licensed li-censed marriage and family fam-ily therapist in American Fork, is one of those parents. par-ents. "The Twilight story is dangerous to its youthful fans. You'll find all kinds of teenaged girls looking for the love of their life and convincing themselves they can trust their own Edward," Smith said. Smith also believes that the series doesn't portray to oresent 'A Christmas voritessuchas-WeNeeda Little Christmas from the musical "Mame" and Ms Beginning to Look Like Christmas" rom Here J I ove " "Christmas at the MovieS"will feature music from films such as The Polar Express" and Home The'svmphony will also " "n exciting ar- Pernanof the popular rangemem oi fiand Leroy Anderson's beloved "Sleigh Ride." A rare arrangement ar-rangement of "White Christmas" from the film "Holiday Inn" will also be performed. American Fork bym-phony bym-phony Conductor Dr Terry Hill is a graduate ot Brigham Young univei my where he was honored as thP outstanding music edu- cation major. He complet ed his graduate work at the University of Arizona, where he held a teaching assistantship with the orchestra or-chestra and was assistant conductor of the univer- ity and dance choreographer, choreog-rapher, along with folk dancer Malich, direct the Syrena Polish Folk Dance Ensemble of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The featured Polish dance will highlight high-light three distinct regions through music, dance and traditional costumes. The program will also feature a new piece of Welsh folk songs and dance performed with special spe-cial guest performers. The costumes, designed by Diane Di-ane Allen, will be complemented comple-mented by wooden shoes that were handcrafted in Wales. Another new addition to the program will be a piece featuring the Bollywood film craze with music and dance from India. Along with the new choreography, cho-reography, the concert will feature dances and music from all around the world, including Ireland, Romania, Scotland, China, Turkey, Ukraine, China cautions 'Twilight ' viewers the realities of teenage relationships. re-lationships. "The danger of Twilight lies in its romance. It depicts de-picts a love so intense that it can overcome any obstacle. obsta-cle. Every romantic wants their love to be as powerful power-ful as that of BeUa and Edward," Ed-ward," she said. "In real life, however, those types of love affairs don't exist, least of all for adolescents, for whom love is far more selfish than selfless." In her recent book, 'Unsteady: What Every Parent Absolutely Must Know about Teenage Romance,' Ro-mance,' Smith outlines for parents of teens the realities of teenage relationships. rela-tionships. She addresses the fact that parents are often to blame for unintentionally unin-tentionally encouraging emotional intimacy and gives ways parents can teach their teens positive 3:8 i jSherri foulson j Permanent Hair Removal " Over 20 years experience 465-TWEZ M www.sherrissalon.com jE'cctoljsisanclLascrllairR. wis - " i 4 - - - ' Thursday, November 27, 2008 Potter sity opera while earning a doctorate in instrumental conducting. His career has included includ-ed work as a conductor, educator and violist. Hill taught music in Provo School District for 24 years and is a popular guest conductor con-ductor and adjudicator throughout the West. He was director of the Utah was uuclwi ui me uian Valley Youth Symphony and reCently retired from Utah Valley State College where he was an associate associ-ate professor of music and director of orchestral studies. stud-ies. He is now teaching music mu-sic and conducting in Las Vegas, Nev. The approximately 70 memoers or the Ameri- can Fork Symphony come from American Fork and surrounding communities from Eagle Mountain to Payson. For more information informa-tion about the symphony, visit the orchestra's Web site at www.americanfork-symphony.org. www.americanfork-symphony.org. and the United States. "Where else in the world can you enjoy a production like this?" said director Ed Austin. "The group is 50 years old and is a tradition here - the audience will be treated to a performance truly unique to Utah, the United States and even the world." The BYU International Folk Music Ensemble will present live musical accompaniment ac-companiment and special musical numbers. The music mu-sic will reflect a variety of styles including Celtic, Bluegrass and Klezmer, a type of secular Jewish music. mu-sic. The first of BYU's performing per-forming groups to travel abroad, the International Folk Dance Ensemble will continue its tradition of sharing folk dance abroad on a tour to China this summer. For more information, contact Ed Austin at (801) 422-3384. r relationships through appropriate ap-propriate dating habits. Although Smith isn't discouraging dis-couraging people to see the movie or read the books, she warns that teenagers need to realize the relationship relation-ship between Bella and Edward Ed-ward is fictional and not a good portrayal of real-life romance. "Teenagers need to be convinced that miracle romances only happen in fairy tales, and real-life real-life damsels need to stay away from poison apples, poison spindles, and inviting in-viting teenage boys into their bedrooms at night," she said. ; ' There is; so much good in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, that it behooves all of us not to talk about the rest of us. - Robert Louis Stevenson Steven-son emova Zi. What do you have to lose but your unwanted hair? |