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Show 32 Page - THE HERALD, Provo, Utah. Thursday. June 20. 1985 Arts e a Ik B rageany or Arts Names Statewide Art Winners - A FORK AMERICAN painting by Carolee (ardon. a student at Timpview High School. Provo. was named "Best ol Show" in the statewide Youth Art Exhibit sponsord by Utah IHigeant of the Arts. f if if: y i Savings Bond and certificate were presented to Carolee in special ceremonies as part of the Ciuid Gala Night at the Pageant Saturday, June A $75 U.S. gM. Ii 15. $50 U.S. nil 1 - r The Board of Directors of the Utah Arts Council will hold a regular Board meeting at the Council offices, 617 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah, at 1 p.m., Fridav. June 21. ? -- - - I -- Young Provo Pianists Take Prizes Timpview High School student Carolee Cardon's "Mary and Rebecca" was named Best of Show in the Youth Art Exhibit sponsored by Utah Pageant of the Arts. More than 1,000 entries were received in the competition, which were judged by professional artists. In addition to the sweepstakes and merit awards. approximately 200 other student paintings are hung in the exhibit, which will continue through July 19 as part of the 1985 Utah Pageant of the Arts season. scholarship chairman. A total of 31 student portfolios of five paintings each were received for judging. Students from all high schools in Utah who are interested in furthering their arts education were invited to participate in the scholarship competition. Entries were judged by professional artists Gary Smith, painting; Governor Salutes Writers Governor Norman recently presented .' H. painting. Judges praised the the portfolios and the talent of the entrants. of Utah Pageant of the Arts Guild sponsors the annual scholarship project to promote the interest of students in the arts and to recognize their talents. Two $500 and an additional $50 scholarships were also awarded Burgoyne said. Local Pianist Wins Top Honors in Contest Elan Shuman McMahan of Provo won first prize in the Musical Merit Foundation Piano Contest in San Diego. California. The forty finalists selected for the contesi were required to perform a full recital, Joanna Hodges, internationally known concert pianist, was among the judges. As first place winner McMahan was awarded $1300 to further her musical training and also was given a lull scholarship to attend the Aspen Music School in Aspen. Colorado in the summer of 198H. In addition, she performed in the An Bangerter 41 Dennis Smith, sculp ture: and Kimbal Warrne, quality prizes amounting to more than $15,000 to Utah writers in a ceremony celebrating the 27th Annual Utah Original Writing Competition. A $5,000 publication prize went to Salt Lake writer James Thomas for his short story collection subPictures. Movmission entitled. ing." The competition, open to any legal resident of the state, attracted over 500 entries this year up fifty percent over last year. in San Die- nual awards Program go- She is a piano performance major at Brigham Young University where she studies with Irene Peery. In she received her Music Degree, magna April Bachelor of cum laude. While attending BYU she was the recipient of many awards and honors. She has also been a in the Young Keyboard Artists International Piano Contest in Michigan and first place winner of the Hollywood Young Artist Competition in California. semi-finali- The University of Utah held its of the 1985 Summer Arts Teacher Workshops and Student Competitions on June 14 and 15 at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. Over forty young pianists from Utah participated in the preliminaries Among the judges were Gladys Gladstone and Lenox Lar-seboth faculty members of the University of Utah. First prize went to Christie daughter of Drs. Peery, Craig and Irene Peery of Provo. As winner, Christie will perform with the Murray Symphony with Robert Lentz conducting. She has previously won numerous prizes in piano. She was awarded first prize in Baltimore in the 12 and under piano contest at the Peabody Conservatory of Music when she was only nine years old. Since moving to Utah she has won first prize in the Wasatch Piano Contest and third prize in the Utah State Fair in addition to being selected as the top pianist in the Utah Music Teacher's Association examinations. Sharing second prize in the Summer Arts contest in Salt Lake were Edward and Michael Liu of Orem, sons of Harold and Maggie Liu. Finalists in the contest from the Provo area were Janae Codner and Wendy Chen of Provo and Amy Chen of Orem; and Christina Welch of Provo was a All are students of' Irene Peery. Summer Arts is continuing this week in Snowbird, where Jorge Bolet. internationally known pianist, will be judging the upper divisions of the contest, as well as giving a solo recital Js:s-s sl semi-finalis- t. SPECIAL WRANGLER JEANS II 3 5 pocket styling. Sizes 32 to 42. ANT EURT to $57 V-- JJ Is LfYv lI5WafflWf THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Kids' PATCH Sweat Pants and Tops, Asst. Knit Tops, Pants & Bibs. mos. & 2T to 9-2- 4 4T. Ladies' TABOO JEANS Sfi S50 u u Long and short sleeve Knit Tops, Sweat Shirts, Cord - . AiiAGI Boys' 'TONKA' to U (2 Sweat Pants. 2T to 4T. Sizes 3 to 15. Some belted. Ladies' MNCONNECTION' Men's 'LeTIGRE & CAMPUS & CROP IPORT SE3IRTS E3IRTS Plaids and solids. Sizes ii v 5zlx 1 Men's first sessions Scholarship Winners Named - display showcases landscape pictures taken at a variety of locations throughout the United States and Canada. Board To Meet Cassidy Bromley, Waterford GraduAMERICAN FORK two Provo seniors from ating high schools were presented with scholarship awards by the Utah Pageant of the Arts Guild, in special ceremonies conducted as part of Guild Gala Night, Saturday, June 15. Eric Warner, Timpview High School, and Kerry David Soper, Provo High School, each received a $50 merit award, according to Myrna Burgoyne, -.- The photographs of Ronald G. Mace will be exhibited at The Frame Works at University Mall in Orem through July 1. The all color print man of the Youth Art Exhibit. Sweepstakes winners included. Chelese Flint, Polk Elementary, Ogden, kindergarten; Craig Bracken, Horizon Elementary, Murray, first; Molly Gauger, Shelley Elementary, American Fork, second; Heather D. Bates. Shelley Elementary, American Fork, third; Jan-in- e Louise Draper, Rock Canyon Elementary, Provo, fourth; and School, Provo, fifth. Also, Jason Campbell, Windsor Elementary, Orem, sixth; Amy Burton. 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