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Show i (MiH TThe Magna Times Thursday August 14, 1986 Page 5 TRIAD THEATER OPENS MUSIC MAN Triadtheater presents Meredith Wilsons classic Broadway musical The Music Man August 21 through September 13. This musical plays nightly except Sundays under the stars in the outdoor theater at Triad Center at 8:30. Starring Professor the as fast-talkin- g Hill is Michael Flynn. Triadtheater audiences know Michael from his performance as Mortimer in Arsenic and Old Lace and also for his directing Camelot. He recently finished a run at Promised Valley Playhouse in I do! I Do! with his for "Music Man, Jane Axson, who will play Marian, the Librarian. Michael's favorite roles from his past theater experience in California, New York, and Utah include Arthur in Camelot Biff in Death of a Salesman, and Andy in Star Spangled Girl. In addition to Michael's recent theater roles, his face is familiar as the national television spokesman for Nissan as well as many other local TV and radio commercials. Hes co-st- ar been on screen in the air, and Marian naturally falls films Savannah in a dozen for the Footloose, Smiles, and Executioners Song. In addition to I Do! I Do! Jane including Theres stepping high choreography by Rowland Butler and Malinda St. James with tap coaching by Norm Keefer. A live orchestra plays under the stars directed by Merrilee Webb. They g rendition of 76 give a Trombones. Colorful, romantic sets are by Triadtheater's set designer Cliff Davis, with scenic drops painted by Chad Davis. One of the highlights of the show is the barbershop quartet that Hill makes out of the school board : Lynn Stout, Harold Hendricks, Randy and Durk Merrill. Holyoak, Audiences have always delighted in the close barbershop harmony of and Lida Rose Goodnight Axson has also played Lily Garland in On the Twentieth Century and Maria in Sound of Music. She will Goodnight My sing the beautiful Someone and Til There Was You. The Music Man is delightful tale of a con artist. Professor Harold Hill soul-stirrin- has developed a reputation among travelling salesmen all bad. In order to sell his band instruments and uniforms, he promises to form a local boys band. After hes paid off, its a fast freight' and no band. Now hes headed for River City, Iowa. He convinces the town, they are in need of his band by pointing at the new pool hall as a sign of depravity creeping into the community, with the song Trouble, Right trouble means Here in River City pool. But it turns out the pool hall is owned by the Mayor, who is the first of many to cause trouble for Professor Hill. Another is Marian, the librarian, which calls for another song and dance number. But love is fast-pace- con-ma- Ladies. The entire cast of 80 singers, dancers, and actors will be directed d by Scott Triadtheaters Annie" Anderson. Scott directed and Arsenic and Old Lace last season and West Side Story this season, and he played the cantankerous old Pellinore in Camelot. Pat Davis, whom we last saw as Miss Hannigan in Annie, will play the warm-hearte- d Mrs. Paroo. The crotchety Mayor Shinn will be played by Bryan Gardiner, who played Teddy in Arsenic and Old Lace. Charlie Cowell, the anvil salesman, will be played by Steve Sater, who just closed West Side Story where he played Tony. Nels Holshue plays Marcellus, Chris Angelos plays Tommy Djilas, Tammy Squires plays Zanetta, and the children Winthrop and Amaryllis will be played by Porter Brinton and Stephanie Dees. Audiences loved her as the littlest orphan in Annie. Costumes will be designed by Elise with original 1912 dresses and suits from the antique clothing shoo Arsenic and Old Lace. Moore-Hartle- y The Music Man continues through September 13. Tickets are available at any Datatix outlet, or at the Triadtheater box office by calling Good seats are available at the door. Mondays are Family Nights, and children are half price. Granite board meeting minutes Introductions. Pledge of Allegiance Minutes Approval. of the regular meeting of the Baord of Education held July 15, 7:00 p m. 7:05 p m. 7:15p.m. Minutes LOCAL LEADERS WANT PROGRAMS CUT No federal program is too sacred to be left untouched by or any other reduction plan, according to an overwhelming majority of Senator Orrin Hatchs 393 member Utah Task Force. The Utah Senator said 63 percent of those responding to the survey said all federal programs should be cut, some more than others. I wish the thinking of these locally elected officials was shared more in Congress where the responsibility lies to drastically trim programs and bring our budget back into balance, said Hatch. One respondent even suggested that the federal funding program to states and local governments allows wasteful spending. While a near unanimous number of task force members agreed that all federal programs must be closely scrutinized and trimmed, there was no clear majority opinion on exactly how much to cut. Most of the remaining task force members are satisfied with the approach the budget reduction plan is taking. All programs must pay their dues to the deficit said Salt Lake County Commissioner Mike Stewart. Nothing should be exempted from necessary budget cuts because everyone has contributed to the deficit. In a democratic society everybody sacrifices when the need Gramm-Rudman-Hollin- is wilderness that will benefit not only ourselves, but perhaps favor of the multiple use concept for federal lands. One of the problems we have righ now with wilderness designations is inadequate difinitions of integral vistas, butting properties, and policing of the areas. Approximately 70 percent of rural Utah could close up unless the definitions of wilderness are established. The information Senator Hatch gathers from these public officials through twice a year meetings and surveys is vital to how he votes in Their input is most Congress. helpful because they represent important views held by my constituency. I count on their support in this way, Hatch concluded. more importantly our posterity, Hatch continued. I strongly feel that we need to look at the economic, recreational, social, and energy development impacts in order to get the big picture and thereby facilitate drawing up a long term wilderness plan for the state. The ultimate objective of this approach is to provide the people of Utah with incredible beauty and wildlife in the form of pristine wilderness, improved recreational facilities, and the needed energy and mineral resources essential to the increasing demand to Utahs population. Stewart said hes always been in Brain fever found in Utah horses; beware All horses should be vaccinated diagnosed case of Equine been has Encephalomyelitis A against this disease immediately. The vaccine is usually given in combination with Flu or Tetnus vaccinations and will prevent serious human and animal contamination. Horse owners should contact their veterinarians immediately to determine whether their horses are protected. confirmed in Provo, Utah. Dr. Calvin Richards, DVM of Farmington reported the case on July 22, 1986. The disease, commonly referred to as brain fever, can be contracted by both humans and horses. It results in death or permanent impairment. It is spread by mosquitos. S. L.-Salt- beach air 1986. marina dosed 7:20 p.m. Citizen participation time. 7:35 p.m. Purchases. 1. Purchase of telephone systems for six junior high schools $24,050. 2. Purchase of a small pickup because of damage Great Salt Lake State Park Saltair Beach Marina is closed to public access because of continued high water damage to the road. Jerry A. Miller, director of the Division of State Parks and Recreation, said, The closure of the marina road was necessary because wave action caused by recent storms has eroded the road bed. In many places, the asphalt has broken away and the road is only one lane. It was determined to close the road for the safety of the public and protection of the road. Boats and related equipment were removed from the marina earlier this summer. The Utah Division of State Parks and Recreation has applied for $700,000 of Emergency Disaster Relief Funds for repairing marina facilities. The Utah Department of Transportation will begin work on the roadway later this fall. -- truck for the $20,000. 4. Conversion of Married Della Brown, June 24, 1942, Salt Lake LDS Temple. Veteran World War I. Former employee Kennecot Copper Corp. High Priest, LDS Church. Long time member of the American Legion. 5 Pc. Oak & G ass PHONE school $8,396. of community education class schedule brochures 6. Printing 21,951. 7:40 p.m. Report on ZXerox copy machines. 8 00 p m. Projection for high school - 1994-9enrollments 1986-88:10 p m. Budget report. 8:20 p.m. Medical insurance update 8:30 p m. Negotiations update. 8:40 p m. Approval of first reading of Article Policies, rules and regulations of the board of education. 9:00 p.m. Dissemination of materials and presentation of future agenda items 7 969-728- 6 SAVE ON TOP QUALITY TIRES! Survived by his wife, Magna; son and daughters, Eugene J., Kearns; Mrs. Beatrice Swallow, Mrs. Mable Rhode, Mrs. Katherine Rhode, all of New twenty-twJersey; grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday , 12 noon, Magna Stake Center 3084 South 8400 West. 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