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Show Friday. September An THE HERALD. Provo, Utah, 6, 1985 Music, drama, books, the people film, art and their works - Page 18 If leqqers West Tours France Cloggcrs West of Pleasant Grove and Orem, returned recently from Montoire, France, where they Y spent six weeks touring from Peri-gor- d and Montignac on the south; to Concarneau and LaBaule on the west coast and to Montoire. 200 km south of Pans. They participated with groups from some 24 nations at the 13th annual folk dance festival sanctioned by Council International Organization of Folk Dance Festivals i CIOFF) rr . Participating nations were: Po- International Folk Dancers to Perform Brigham Young University's International Folkdancers will perform chorus and the Provo High School Band when along with a "All Roads Lead to Camelot" tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. at Academy Square in Provo. Songs, dances and entertainers from 20 countries will be presented. The extravaganza is part of "The Magic China. Swedei.. Bulgaria, Italy. land, Spain, Senegal. Nigeria, Belgium, France. Mexico. Argentina, Czechoslovakia. Austria, USSR, Hungary, Java (Indonesia), Malta, Sri Lanka (India). Thailand, Congo, Turkey, Austria, Algeria, USA. At the festival in Montoire, at the culmination of their tour, the USA representative was judged the outstanding dance group, according to Mr. J.F. Proux, director of the festival. Thirteen clog dancers, under the direction of Terry Tucker, travelled to the festival at the recommendation of Mary Bee Jensen, director of the Brigham Young University International Folk Dancers and consultant to the CIOFF board of governors, where they represented the USA. The Shupe Western Fiddlers, under the direction of Jim Shupe, of Orem, accompanied the doggers at 'Cameof of Camelot," a renaissance fair which opens at noon both days and is being presented by the Utah Performing Arts Company. It will include food, staged and strolling entertainment, demonstrations and much more. Tickets are available at the gate. Television and radio appearances reached potential markets totaling 82 million people. "The highlight of our touring year had to be the invitation we received to perform at the Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts in Jordan." said George Bowie, Executive Director of Public Affairs at Young Ambassadors, International Folk Dancers, Dancers' Company, Lamanite Generation and Ballroom Dance Company on stages in locations as diverse as the Bucharest Music Conservatory in Romania, the Coushatta Indian Reservation in Texas and the ancient Roman ruins in Jordan. at BYU that we have put together individual members of different groups and created a touring ensemble that emphasizes the Dest in1 each of our performing programs." Selected to attend the Jerash festival were members of the Young Ambassadors, Ballroom Dance Company, Dancers' Company and Lamanite Generation. BYU. "Not only were we the only In addition to the above mentioned groups, BYU sent the International Folk Dancers to Scandinavia and the University Singers to Eastern Europe and the Soviet American group to be fully sponsored by the festival but it represented the first time in the history of the performing group program Union. BYU students also performed in the Middle and Far East, in Southern Europe and extensively in the Southern United States. There are those who prefer to view the world and its inhabitants d without pretense, without glasses. They do not see the world as it should be, but as it rose-tinte- however repulsive, cruel and unfair it may be. Call them cynics, and "The Cynic's Lexicon"' by Jonathan Green their really is book. The author has compiled a large collection of- cynical sayings. From many eras and countries are some 2,000 quotes opinions of the most famous and infamous cynics of all time. At times rude, perhaps tasteless or sharply provocative, but always funny, "The Cynic's Lexicon" is for anyone wishing to arm himself with verbal ammunition to ease passage through a world where life, as John F. Kennedy once put it, is unfair. To the cynic, nothing is sacred. Marriage, sex, politics, life, death, all are war, peace, youth, love - The Utah Yodeler and Miss Joyce will perform their music during a series of picnic concerts scheduled for September. The program will begin at noon i i i famous for lavish family entertainment, will present a specshow at the Salt tacular, Palace through Sept. 15. Las Vegas and Broadway. 1984 Olympic and o re package of dazzling lights, glittering costumes, upbeat music and ex travagant production numbers that bring with them a touch of Tickets are available at ZCMI and the Salt Palace box office. in a two-ho- audiences spoof. with their delightful o it is most unwise for people in love to marry." and the last word on the subject may well be Mme. De Sevigne with, "The more I see of men, the more I admire dogs." The political arena takes a beating with, "Politics are usually the executive expression of human im- Coming September 10 Women's health care used to mean maternity care, which was, for the most part, regulated by physicians and hospitals. To day, just the reverse is true: Women are more knowledgeable and outspoken about their complete health care needs, and physicians and hospitals are maturity," from Vera Brittain, and David Broder's "Anybody that wants the presidency so much that he'll spend two years organizing and campaigning for it is not to be trusted with the office." "The Cynic's Lexicon" provides fit almost any occasion, along with a thematic index to simplify looking it up. a cynical quote to responding. Our response is "Lifetime Care," a comprehensive approach to women's focusing on physical health, emotional stability, and continuing education. From puberty through childbearing to menopause and beyond, "Lifetime Care" is for women of all ages well-bein- each Saturday at Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon. The event is open to the public free of charge. U HEALTH CENTERS WOMEN oj Central Utah OABOB''f 10 7 American Fork t FOR 4 T on),. Come See Our New Salon At 900 So. StatetvirfrM Orem StMrt, Oram k and psychological therapy, much, much more. Furthermore, all medical services are interwoven with continuing education classes and a complete wellness program to encourage women's active involvement in their care and promote lifestyle improvements. To get started on your "Lifetime call the Care," Women's Health Center in your community. We'll even help you choose a personal physician from over 300 qualified medical specialists. "Lifetime Care" is just for women... just for you. TfeWOMEN'S ,tt GRAND OPENING SPECIAL OliLYH -F- RIDAY & SATURDAY Sept I and is available now at the Women's Health Centers of Central Utah: American Fork Hospital, Orem Community Hospital, and Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. While "Lifetime Care" naturally includes routine obstetrics and gynecology, that's just the beginning. The Women's Health Centers also provide treatment for menstrual and urological irregularities, infertility, high-rispregnancies and premature births, menopausal difficulties, breast care and cancer screening, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, emotional and I i-- 225-775- 5 Hospital T 180 North llOO East American Fork, Utah 756-300- 3 I Orem Community Hospital Utah Valley Regional Medical Center 331 North 400 West 1034 North 500 West Orem, Utah Provo, Utah 224-408- 0 e skating is r Olympic-calibe- presented n four-tim- World Champion Scott Hamilton will be the featured performer. In addition, Jane Blonde and her Dial-Spy Girls will entertain all-ne- alternatives." David Pryce-Jone- s advises, "When you're bored with yourself, marry, and be bored writh someone else." George Bernard Shaw feels, FOR MEN AND & land's Carnation Plaza Gardens during the holidays. Thoughts on youth include Maya Angelou's "Children's talent to endure stems from their ignorance of IIAIRDESKjA Cmm t- -i ). miserable." "ceiiPeN i non-prof- it Just for Women... Free Concerts Planned At Bridal Veil Falls ; Ice Capades. 6 fair game. Some thoughts on life include Woody Allen's belief that, "Life is divided into the horrible and the By ELIZABETH CAPPON For The Associated Press CIOFF is a organization that operates throughout Europe promoting folkloric dance festivals and approves only one representative dance group from each country. Cloggers West is based in Pleasant Grove and has dancers from Orem as well. The troupe is the oldest continuous clog dance team in the Intermountain West and has won two national age division titles at the World Clog Championships, in Fontana, North Carolina (1979, 1981), and has won first place three years at the Ricks Star Bail Dance Championships (1979, 1980, 1981), first palce at the Utah Open Clog Championships (1984) and has been a Gold Team Winner three consecutive years at the Intermountain Clog Championships (1982-84They were asked to represent the State of Utah at the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee, by then Governor Scott M. matheson and have also appeared at New York's Lincoln Center for the Pe forming Arts, New York City, (1984) and are regulars at Disney- presenting tour year, During the 1985-8BYU student performers will travel to Japan. Taiwan, the People's Republic of China, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka. Bangladesh, the British Isles, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti, the South Pacific, Belgium, Holland, France, Germany, and several areas in the United States. Green's lexcon7 is Full Of Cynical Sayings tion. Hamilton to Perform With ice Capades T3lilfS More than 200 student entertainers at Brigham Young University performed in 25 countries and 22 states during 1985 and summer tours. Nearly 175,000 people saw the and were widely praised throughout France. The organization received their lodging, meals, and all transportation plus a stipend of 20 francs per person per day, according to the conditions of the CIOFF organiza- ext. 151 Intermountain Health Care Facilities 374-803- 8 |
