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Show 2 The Magna TimesWest Valley News, Thursday, July 27, 2000 Local Calendar Chambers. 3600 Constitution Thursday, July 27 Magna Community Council: Blvd.. Details' month p.m. Magna Senior Center 8962 West 2700 South. 7 250-661- 3. Temple Square Concert Series: Pianist Brent Hugh, 7:30 p.m. Assembly Hall. Details: 240-332- Sundance Summer Theatre, King Stage, 11 a.m.-- l p.m. Wednesdays - Saturdays through Aug. 12. 3. Mark Chesnutt Concert: with Tracy Lawrence, 7 p.m. at the Rocky Mountain Raceway, 6555 West. 2100 South. Admission is $15. For tickets call Smith Tix or Det:iiU 984-900- SI2.50-S15.5- Symphony presents the first of a Jazz and Blues family; $6 general admission; $3 students and seniors. Details: ets: 16-1- 957-411- 2. Friday, Aug. 4 Utah Symphony: Summer rhythm street arts and crafts fair and Cajun Cuisine. Details: 0. con- cert performance featuring folkcountry performer Nanci Griffith. 7:30 p.m. Abravanel Hall, 123 W. South Temple. I Amateur photo contest General admission 7 dents $8. Details or tickets: or online at www.arttix.org Temple Square Concert Series: The Ivory Keyboard Quartet, stu- $13-$2- The International Library of 355-278- Westminster College Creekside Concert: Peter Brenholt and his band Big Parade, 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Assembly Malmstead Amphitheater, 1700 South 1250 East. Tickets: $10 adults; $5 students; children, seniors; $40 families. Details: Details see Aug. 3 Details: 240-332- Photography will award more than $60,000 in prizes in its annual amateur photography contest. $13,00 prizes will be awarded. Deadline to enter is Oct. 28 Photographs will be accepted in the following categories: people, travel, pets, children, sports, nature, action, humor, portraiture. Pictures can be color or black and white, 8x10 or smaller. Send photos with name and address on the back to of International Library-- 3600 Photography, Suite Hall. 3. Twelve Dancing Princesses: I Saturday, Aug. 5 The Living Planet: Celebrate life on earth with audience action and a video presentation showing the diversity of life. For a.m.,West ages 8 and older. Valley City Library, 2880 West . 3650 South. Details: 944-76- 2 inter- 832-230- 0. Sunday, July 30 Summer Sounds of Sundance: 1 featuring the contemporary folk duo Maggie and Julie, 5 p.m. Admission is free. Details: 2-- 7. Monday, July 31 Night Out Against Crime: 5 p.m. to dark at Arbor Park, 3535 South 8400 West. Magna. Tuesday, Aug. j 566-198- Amphitheater stage, 4600 Redwood Road. Tickets: $15 933-220- 225-410- 1 Night Out Against Crime: West Valley City neighborhood block parties. WVC City Council: Study mect-- j ing at 5 p.m.. Regular Council meeting at 6:30 .p.m, in Council MAGNA TIMES USPS 325-58- 0 Second class postage paid at Magna, Utah 84044 8980 West 2700 South Magna, Utah 84044 J. HOWARD 8TAHLE Publisher BONNIE STAHLE Advertising Manager Office Manager MINDY HAVK3 Production Manager Lead Computer technician MARK GREER SUff Writer ALAN BLAIN Staff Writer DEBBI OLSON Editor S. DEAN LEDBETTER Staff Writer MD., Repertory Dance Theatre: Utahs most perplexing criminal cases. The website can be accessed at www.utah.org Penalties enforced on uninsured motorists 21 1 Hosts needed for summer exchange The Ballet West Conservatory will expand into a new studio this fall as it moves from the Alice Sheets Marriott Center for Dance at the University of Utah to two new studios at 237 S. State St. The expansion will allow the conservatory to include five levels of dance for students ages The new studio will be used until a permanent facility is established. The Ballet West Conservatory is the official school of Ballet West. Details: Magna Ttmee MOW. 2700 So. Magna, UT 04044 (801)2304890 S magwaatxmlsi la IV The Megne Times hnnWarf I PWwnW rWWvppvr Utah Press Astodttlon students Six students from West Valley city in Nagano, Japan are in need of a host family to stay The students will with Aug be coming to learn more about America and the Salt Lake Are?. Accompanying the students wilQje Kimberlee Dennery who is currently working in Nagano. DetaDs: at. contact Dennery by Citys sister 8. - 323-692- 2. con- religious or romantic. Entries Griffith. 7:30 p.m. Deer Valley. General admission $26, reserved $42, families $70, students: $12. Details or tickets (435)649-590- 0 or (800)239-614- 4 or (435) should be submitted to New York Poetry Alliance, Box 1588, New or enter York, NY, 10116-158online at www.freecontest.com. Entry deadline is Aug. 14. 8, Martial Arts Extravaganza to be held at E West Valley will be home to the Center Challenge Champion, World No Martial Arts community when Holds Barred Champion and was named Black Belt Magazines Full Contact Fighter of the Year in 1999. Following that, the two top point karate teams in the country. The Sherman Oaks Raiders and Team Paul Mitchell, will compete for the title of Ultimate point fighters. In addition, Ultimate Combat . 2000 sports an international match, as members of the Brazilian National Vale Tudo team compete against Team USA in a Ultimate Combat 2000, described as the largest martial arts event ever in Utah, will be held Aug. 5 at the The event will feature competition, demonstrations, and teaching of various martial arts skills including submission fighting, karate kick point fighting, boxing and martial arts weapons and skill demonstrations. Frank Shamrock, considered to be the worlds best mixed martial arts fighter, headlines the event as he will fight in an exhibition match Bob Cook. Crazy against Shamrock is the Ultimate Fighting Subscription 2 for 1 match. Magna Times Proceeds from the event will go to help the Ronald McDonald or the House. West Valley News I le(uw,eesd wSHkaaaww! Magna Times West Valley News is looking for freelance writers contact Debbi 2EFIF' Olson-Edito- r Name: Mailing Address: Phone: , . Rates Subscription 1S per year SZ1 per year out o( state Postmaster. Send change of address to: 5 The New York Poetry Alliance is sponsoring poetry contest with a winning prize of $1,000. Poems, with no more than 21 lines, can be cert performance featuring folkcountry performer Nanci twl The Magna Times end West VMley News ere published tech Thursday expansion 955-410- 17. DALE SIMONS Copyright, Magna TlmeelWeet Valley News 6l All rights feet wed. Reproduction, reuse, or franamittM el efl matter herein la prohibited without prior written permission by the publisher or editor. owners will be introduced to the workings of the police and fire departments. The class will focus on hands-o- n learning opportunities with some classroom lecture time. Details: 8. Registered motorist that do not have vehicle insurance will run die risk of having their vehicle registration revoked if they do now course, residents and business for contest 0. Utah Symphony: Summer about West Valley City A Citizens Academy is scheduled to begin Aug. 2. Throughout the Ballet West general public, it is hoped that these crimes will be solved. Visitors to the site can view photos and detailed information Citizens academy to begin Love poems sought Open house includes a variety of sample dance classes. Cost: $5. 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Rose Wagner Center, 138 West 300 534-100- cases. The purpose of the website is to maintain, at one location, a comprehensive list of Utahs unsolved homicides, missing persons and unidentified bodies. By making the information available to all law enforcement agencies and to the show proof of insurance within 15 days of being notified by the Department of Motor Vehicle. If Notifications were sent on on July 18 informing motorists that the new law, passed by the 2000 Utah Legislature, has gone into effect and will be enforced. Vehicles found in operation without a valid registration, due to lack of insurance, will be impounded and owners will be assessed a $100 fee. Crondall Lane, Owings, Mills, 1 South. Details: The Utah law enforcement community unveiled a new webite that is hoped will assist them in wrapping up unsolved criminal Sports Columnist or FAX (801) teacher. Sloppy Joes. 101-900- 8, 1 full-conta- ct GARY R. BLODGETT Staff Writer unsolved crimes Booth space at the 64th annual Salt Lake County Fairs Home and Family Expo is filling up quickly, according to Bryan Green, fair director. Individuals or organizations wishing to reserve a booth 9 should contact green at More than 150 exhibits are expected for the indoor Home and Family Expo. The fair will be held Aug. 9 at the county fairgrounds, 11400 South 2200 West in South Jordan. Brothers Grimm fairytale. 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and Mondays through Aug. 19 Alder Saturday, July 29 Snowbird Jazz and Blues Festival: featuring Jazz music beginning at 6 p.m. Includes a j tick- or online at 7 New website for Booth space at SL County Fair 3, www.arttix.org crafts fair and Cajun Cuisine. ; 355-278- $10-$2- Twelve Dancing Princesses: Musical production of the 1 933-220- rt Tickets: general admission students $8. Details or Festival: Also Saturday, featuring blues music Friday and Jazz music Saturday, beginning at 6 p.m. Includes a rhythm street arts and I Future Pians: When Taylor grows up she wants to become a doctor or a Area digest summer Mozart scries at 7:30 p.m., Abravanel Hall, 123 W. South Temple. three-conce- 984-900- Details: Movies. Favorite Food: . Teyior Eidn Mozart Festival: The Utah 0. Snowbird Hobbies: 252-955- The Goodbye Girl: Presented by HC Ts Black Box Theater, Fridays and Saturdays through Aug. 19. Hale Center Theatre. 3333 S. Decker Lake Drive (2200 West) WVC. Details: Festival of the American West: Living History pageant and festival through Aug. 5, except Sunday, at the American West Heritage Center. Wellsville, (six a.m. - 9 miles south of Ixigan). p.m. Pageant $10, festival, $10. $19 for both, family and group discounts available. 1 Favorite Movie: Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen Taylor loves to dance, camp, fish, listen to music and spend time with her family and friends. school at Bacchus Elementary and finished the third grade in Mrs Muirs class this year. She loves school and enjoys leam- - Thursday, Aug. 3 Favorite Music: Nsync. ty. Teylcr goes to year round Theater. 3333 South 2200 West. Performances are Monday through Saturday at 8 p.m. through Aug. Admission ing. She has received attendance awards, citizenship awards, and has received honors in personali- Schools: - 225-410- 0. Friday, July 28 Prelude to Love: Hale Center 19 Family: Nine year old Taylor is die daughter of Kevin and Paula Blain of Kearns. Taylor has one older brother, Austin. 0. Saigon Water Puppet Theatre: Details: By: ALAN BLAIN Staff Writer Wednesday, Aug. 2 WVC Blood Drive: City Hall. 3600 Constitution Blvd., 966-360- Slt ci.s the fourth Thursday of each Details: 966-360- .Wedding Photography in-St- L .$18. per year .$20. per year Out-cf-Stste....- .... Packages ranging from $195 to $295 4x6 color prints included in large hardbound album Call Gary at the Magna Times - 250-565-6 or 292-637- 0 evenings ' 15 discount on all wedding photography when you mention this ad. sta Senior Citizens All $15.per year or call r ( i 1 89S0 West. 2700 South - mmzirzr Magna, Ut. cm 84-04- -- vC? Wdri |
