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Show 6B THE GREEN SHEET 5, 1985 Thursday, September Caflemdair ConnnmmMimntty Arts DON HULL'S oils., pen multi-medi- a ink drawings & & art, including water colors, will be on display at the Ruth Vine Tyler library, 315 Wood St. (off BOth So., 12 block west of State St.), Midvale, thru Sept. 27. OIL LANDSCAPES by Virglna Lee will be on display during regular library hours at the Holladay library, 2150 E. 4800 South, thru Sept. 27. ' NEW ORIGINAL ARTWORK by Helen Fit- zgerald will be featured at the Sandy City Hall Art Gallery, 440 E. 8680 South thru Sept. 27 during regular business hours. . WATER COLORS by Helen Paul will be featured in the Loge Gallery on the mez zanine of Pioneer Memorial Theatre. Ms. Paul's exhibit will be open to the public 5 from 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Mon.-Sat- . Sept. & during performances of "Hello PMT patrons. Auditions ANNIE: Students from Oakwood, Woodstock, Meadow Moor, Twin Peaks, Cottonwood & Holliday elementaries & Bonneville funior high sought for parts of orphans in Cottonwood high's production of "Annie." Prepare to sing "It's A Hard Knock Life" & read from script. (Scripts avaialble from Mrs. Hahn at Cottonwood. Tryouts Mon. at 3:15 p.m. in chorus room. Accomanist provided. UTAH held REHEARSALS ARTS COUNCIL NUTCRACKER: Those wishing to audition for Sandy Arts Council production of Nutcracker must register at Sandy City Hall, 440 E. 8680 a.m. South, on Sat., Sept. 14, from Parts open to boys & girls aged 8 and year of older with a minimum of 1 YOUTH SYMPHONY Will hold audion all in tions for musicians ages At St. Francis Xavier Parish CHORALE every Tues. at 7 p.m. In Midvale Town Hall, 80 E. Center St., Midvale. Slots open in all parts to to anyone over 16, especially tenor &.bass voices. First performance slated for Christmas season. Sponsored by Midvale Arts Council. For info call SANDY 1 - Children Slate Folk Musical The children of St. Francis Xavier Catholic church will present the folk musical Zack Jr., Sunday at 10:40 a.m. in the parish social hall. The production will be a benefit to raise funds for a new piano for the new church building, and donations of 50 cents are being suggested. The play tells the story of Zack Jr., son of Zacchaeus, the biblical tax collector, his tree house and his friends. Sister Marilyn Mark and the Eva Moreno are production, with Linda Wallis as accompanist and Sean Chase as percussionist. Cast members include David Davis as Zack; Michael Haddow, his little brother, Cy; Cathy Sefren, Miriam; Becky Frank, Joel; along with Denece Taylor, Stacey Frank, Charlene Rodriguez, Shelly Haddow, Theresa Fox, JoAnn Jorgensen and Melanie Davis. t The group will perform in other locations by request. For more in- KEARNS. At classical ballet training. Dancers with 2 or more years of training en pointe Invited to audition for parts in the Snow scene and Waltz of the Flowers. Auditions held Sept. 21. Dancers will receive an audition time at registration. Production is combined effort of Salt Lake Chamber Ballet Company, Sandy City Parks & Recreation Dept. & Sandy City Arts Council. Full length Nutcracker Ballet will be presented in Sandy in December. For more Info call Karen Chatterton at NUTCRACKER: WEST IALLET Registration for auditions for Ballet West production of The Nutcracker will be Fri., Oct. 4 from p.m. and Sat. Oct. 5 from 11 a.m. noon in the Capitol Theatre, 50 W. 200 South. Boys girls must be 9 or older & must range from 4' to 5' 1 12" tall & have had a minimum of 1 year of ballet training. Boys & girls 12 years & older with a minimum of 4 years of training must be at least 5'2". Eligible dancers must register in person prior to auditions. Dancers will be given an audition time when they register. & Children MAKING WORKSHOP will be ofMASK each Wed. in fered children ages p.m. In the West Valley Sept, from library, 2880 W. 3650 South. Children will be taught to construct their own masks using a choice of several methods, with materials provided. Registration is required. For registration or more info call or 969 8638 for free referral service. Assn, of Professional Family Child Care over 500 has assn., a Utah, Biuffdaie tc Bounfrom available listings No tiful for child careday care providers. fees charged for referral. i Concerts Gslnsford NEW ZEALANO PIANIST Read will perform tomorrow (Frl.) at 7.30p.m. in the Assembly Hall on Temple SqwjTR-PrograIncludes works by A Schubert. Free admis- Rachmaninoff sion. PIANIST DEL PARKINSON Will by Beethoven, Ravel A Liszt. sion. PRESCHOOL FILMS will be shown at 2:30 thru Sept. 26, at p.m. Thursdays, today2197 E. 7000 South. the Whitmore library, Films selected especially for preschoolers will be shown in the Rainbow Room. TWO MOVIES, "Snowbound" & "Shoppfrom ing Bag Lady," will be shown for p.m. Wed. in the West Valley library students age 9 and up. fated vocabulary & use computer test diagnosis & study plans to Increase studying power. Call ahead for reservations at Having problems finding good reliable child care? Call 943- BAZAAR to benefit ISAP (sexually abused children) will be held Sat. from 8:30-p.m. in the Harmans parking lot, 4000 W. 3500 South. Sponsored by Hunter Lady Lions. HARVEST DAY BRUNCH, hosted by Adah Chapter Order of the Eastern Star, will be latMes B Reg. MS HAIRCUTS CHILDRENS MENS & "W',B 3UU4 So. SALT LAKE. Some of Utahs prettiest young ladies will display a variety of talent at the Utah State Fair Queen Pageant today (Thursday) in the Grandstand on the State Fairgrounds. While preliminary talent and evening gown competition took place last night (Wednesday), the finals competition starts at 9:30 a.m. today in the Grandstand. No admission will be charged to enter the fairgrounds and the event is free to the public. Winner of the contest will be named Miss Utah State Fair and will reign over all activities of the fair following her coronation. She will also present the crown to her successor at next years state fair. Three attendants will be chosen as Miss Personality and two other contestants will be awards. selected for Gina Larsen, last years Miss Utah State Fair Queen, went on to become Miss Utah and will represent Utah in the Miss America Pageant. Contestants in the Utah State Fair Pageant are winners of the county fair queen contests. They have been chosen for their overall beauty, talent, intelligence, poise and personality. Sheri North, last years first dant to Gina Larsen, will present the crown to the 1985 Utah State Fair Queen since Miss Larsen will be preparing for the Miss America competition. well as a Rtf. 7.00 3400 Wt.t OR G flSEESTi DELUXE mi, G.E. WASHERS ?; iv heipu ;,ir I 1 Are You A ware ODD WASHERg NO FROST 7 CYCLE 3 SPEED MINI BASKET EXTRA LARGE CAPACITY G.E. WASHER G.E. GIANT 24 CU. FT. SIDE BY SIDE WIYH 398 1165 2 ONLY G.E. FREEZERS 376 FAMILY SIZE SONLY G. E. RANGE SAVE 50.00 G.E. DISHWASHERS 10 ONLY FOUR POSTER WATERBED KING SIZE $17Q IO 218 ALL WATERBEDS ALL KING, QUEEN SUPER SINGLE $1QCI 1 MATTRESS twin FULL QUEEN KING M3800 19800 $21800 $29800 R. MUGOT Gntf. 270 SALE BUNK BEDS AND (MFDMirilMOTrV ASSURE ON SALE ON 07 BOX SPRINGS WATERBED RECEIVING PUBLIC WELFARE? 238 WATERBEDS WATERBED o UNREPORTED CIRCUMSTANCES OF THOSE Call G.E. DRYERS 288 BOOKCASE o MEDICAID INELIGIBILITY? $288 UNDER COUNTER 30" 3 ONLY o FOOD STAMP FRAUD? DELUXE 588 UPRIGHT o POSSIBLE WELFARE ABUSE? HEAVY DUTY 18 CU. FT. ICE AND WAYER During Business Hours COMPLETE WITH MATTRESSES GOOD BETTER BEST ....228 .... 298 Office of Community Operations Dist. 2K-- 1 Utah State Dept, of Social Services 348 ONLY v.vXvv;;c t 3 . a 296 E 969-019- & VODAySNOINTERES G.E. Single Door $2799 $Sh non-finali- st KIAKIEV'S REFRIGERATORS Style M Queen Pageant Today BANKCARDS WELCOME A 966-182- 966-157- Utah State Fair MENTORJO DA ft MONTHS JO JA AJ Indedei Cut Tinted A Regular i&.SSSr.iK'i'S? Cut A Style $OC99 Refl. MS Regular FEELS SO LIVELY A REFERRAL: Fund Baiocro Z0T0S "hot line" for children to call when they are home alone A need reassurance or help. Sponsored by the Center for Women's Health. Call CHILD CARE FREE COMPUTERS: Kids, junior high and up, can improve test scores by taking advantage of the free use of microcomputers and software during the month of September at Holladay library, 2150 E. 4800 South. Practice English, math & ULTRA PERM for preschoolers, titled Flannel Board Stories, will be offered at 10 a.m. Sept. 17 at the Kearns library, 5350 So. 4220 West. For more info call ON STAGE . . . Miriam Trias to ratriava a hair ribbon taken by brother Zack in St. Francis Xavier production of "Zack Jr." From left are Michael Haddow, Becky Frank, David Davis, Cathy Sefren. Frccbico MISS ROUX HOUR LINE: FILMS lust for SPECIAL SATURDAY 28 at 3 children will be shown Sat., Sept. o m In the Whitmore library, 2197 E. 7000 South. "Miss Nelson Is Missing" A "The Doughnuts" featured. CLASSIC HAIR DESIGN REAUTY for info. KIDS at 3 gradeschool film will21,be atshown the Whitd m Saturdays thru E.Sept 7000 South. Films more library, 2197 will be shown In the forgradesc hooters Rainbow Room. Film 1 STORY Inform Sat. at 7:30 p.m. In the Assembly works Includes Temple Square. Program Free admis- Children's matinee to be presented at p.m. every Sat. thru Thanksgiving, Hale Center Theatre. Call SLEEPING , a!? mimnvhSSkmm 8095 943 4636. formation those interested may con tact Sister Marilyn Mark at 5 or community Calendar Editor, yo publicize on with your 9roup? If you would : struments Sat. from 9 a.m.-- l p.m. Appointments made by calling Dr. Jason Musicians should Klein at prepare a short solo selection & for sight reading. Rehearsals resume at 7 p.m. Sat., Sept. 14. MIDVALE 9n ' ' : What's |
