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Show r 6 The Magna Times West Valley News, Thursday, February jSLCC events theater, Entertainment'At GranSer HlSh School Hansen Planetarium presents new star show 'Upcoming events at Salt Lake Community College include: , Feb. 8: Puppet show dinner ji w 1, 1996 6:30 p.m., Redwood Cam- - pu Copper Room. Info: k Feb. 9: Mens and womens basketball games vs. Dixie College. Women 5:30 p.m., men 7:30 p.m. Redwood Campus, Lifetime Ac-- ; fixities Center. i J. Feb. 10: Mens and womens basketball games vs. Snow College. Women 5:30 p.m., men 7:30 p.m. Redwood Campus, Lifetime Ac- tivities Center. Feb. 10: Latino poetry contest, 7 p.m. South City Campus, Grant Theatre. Info: Feb. 13: Kareem Abdul Jabbar wpl speak at noon, South City Cam-MiGrand Theatre. Tickets - s, Info: Sundance Theatre !to hold auditions for Mirette musical Sundance Theatre will hold audi- lions for the part of Mirette in a new musical entitled Mirette, written Hy Elizabeth Diggs, on Saturday, i Feb. 10, a.m. Auditions will i held at Orem High, 175 South 400 East, Orem. r Auditioners must be female bet- ween the ages of 10 and 14 and no :i taller than five feet. ? They must be prepared to sing a song of their own choosing. Music ; from Broadway musicals is prefer-- I red. Singers may be asked to sing a second song. An accompanist will ; be provided. A dance combination i will be learned and performed. Please call after Feb. 5 to i schedule an appointment - t Even though most of the Utah Centennial fireworks, parades, and dramatic are over, there is still an exciting way for families, couples, and individuals to celebrate the states 100th year by attending Hansen Planetariums new multi-medi- a star show. Space, Time, Utah currently plays Monday through Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m., and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in Hansen Planetarium's Star Theater. For more information, call Space, Time, Utah takes the audience on a tour of the state us- ing the full range of the d Planetariums unique theater and multimedia presentation capabilities, including dome-toppe- photographic projections of sites as diverse as Rainbow Bridge and the interior of the Cathedral of the Madeleine. The DIGISTAR II computerized star projector enhances the audiences experience by creating an accurate model of Utahs night sky. Space, Time, Utah was written by Utah playwright Aden Ross, whose most recent work includes the libretto for the Utah Opera Com- panys Dreamkeepers, and the script for TheatreWorks West 1995 musical comedy Showdown ! Reuben Fox, a familiar figure on the local theater scene for many years, served as production director, and longtime Planetarium art department manager Brad Greenwood served as art director. Southern Utah University deans list tops 500 students - Southern Russia largest states of deans the CEDAR CITY The list in history of Utah University was released this week by the universitys registrars office, giving recognition to 567 students from ten states and two foreign countries. To qualify for the deans list at SUU, a student must complete at least 15 quarter hours of academic work for which a letter grade is awarded and earn a grade point average of 3.60 or higher for that work. A grade point average of 4.0 equals straight A grades. A 3.60 grade point average is roughly equivalent to an "A-min- average. The fall quarter SUU deans list includes students from Korea and Subscribe! Just $15 in addition to the Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Local students on the list are: Brandon Peterson, Kearns; William Glenn Leach, Magna; Hol- ly Buchanan, Darren Haas, Kimberly Hammond, Tera Lee Jckowski, John Travis Lyman, Megan McEntire, Michelle Lyman, Susan Marshall, Cassie Ann Montano, Kerri Taylor, and Cynthia Weeden, West Jordan. Also included are: Terah Maria Bawdem, Elaine Jewett, Jeremy Larsen, and Angela LeFevre, West Valley City. a year for 52 issues. Smm West Valley Symphony opens 1996 season with Valentines performance Feb. 10 Harmons Taylorsville-Bennion- West Valley Symphonys annual St. Valentines performance is one of its best of the year. And this year will be no exception, according to Ralph Baker, head of the , Cougar Place, and the Valley Fair Mall Customer Service Booth. Stephen Baker is musical direc- tor and conductor. Larry Wadsworth is associate conductor, and Rally Richardson is assistant enterprise. Beginning its fifth season, the St. Valentines performance will be held on the stage of Granger High non-prof- it conductor. Included in the concert program will be The Marriage of Camacho Overture, When I Fall In Love, Moon Forgotten Dreams, River, and Stella by Starlight. Other popular favorites are MisSomewhere In ty, Mona Lisa, A Trumpeters Lullaby Time, with soloist Samatha Goodman, and Piano Concerto No. 3, First Movement with soloist Ian Christensen. Schools auditorium, 3690 South 3600 West, West Valley City, since the the home of the West beginning Valley Symphony. The curtain will rise at 8 p.m. Admission is $5 per person, and tickets are available in advance at Jerrys IGA Market, Harmons in West Harmons in Valley City, to sponsor 20th annua! radiothon to benefit Primary Childrens KSL Radio Young patients with serious medical problems will be the beneficiaries of KSL Radios twentieth annual Radiothon in support of the charity care mission of Primary Childrens Medical Center. The Radiothpn will air on KSL travel packages, sports and cultural event tickets, and invitations to the KSL Celebrity Dinner, held about six weeks after the Radiothon at the hospital where diners will be personally served and hilariously entertained by KSL radio personalities. Pledges may be called in to KSL Newsradio 1160 from Tuesday, Feb. until Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 7 p.m. KSL began the Radiothon in behalf of the hospials patients in 1976. The cumulative total for the event is expected to pass the $2 million mark this year. All the funds contributed over the years have 6 at 3 p.m. been used exclusively for the medical care of sick children without insurance or other financial resources. The hospitals patients Interrepresent the entire mountain area Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming, and Montana. Throughout the Radiothon, listeners will hear from children' who are currently hospitalized or were recently treated at the hospital. Children will represent many of the specialty care areas of the hospital, including cancer, heart defects, cystic fibrosis, lung disease caused by prematurity, acute infections illness, severe trauma, and others. Pledge incentives donated by corporations and businesses will include stuffed animals for patients, KIDS or may also Contributions be mailed to: KSL Radiothon, co Primary Childrens Medical Center Foundation, P.O. Box 58249, SLC. UT 84158-024- Auditions scheduled for Sundance Theatre five-sta- ' Sundance Theatre will hold auditions for parts in West Side Story and a new musical entitled MiretteLonSaturday.Eeb. 17, 12-- 3 p.m'.,' at Orem High School (175 South 400 East, Orem). Auditioners must be prepared to sing a song of their own choosing. Music from Broadway musicals is preferred. Singers may be asked to sing a second song. An accompanist will be provided. A dance combination will be learned and performed. All auditioners must be 17 years of age or older. Please call after Feb. 5 to schedule an appointment - S&k l& i , GREAT SKIING STARTS HERE! i I SIDSPORTS we take pride in providing the best quality tuning and work your skis deserve. jAt ; $ ipur professional technicians stonegrind and then f hand finish each ski for that quality performance. CEE? 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