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Show The Vili akr I Sund.iv. Trihunt1, M,i 1H, I'Mi E5 Dance concerts scheduled Dreaniscdpe j mod rn il.irxe concert featuring the c horeugr.qihv of Hilary Elmore, will he presented Tuesdjy and Wednesd.tv at 8 pm at the Sdlt I.dke Art (enter 2u S West Temple The prngr m, according to the i ho a collection cd seven reogrjpher, short dunces, poetry music and theatrics which explore the gec.gr.iphv of dreams Subjects range from dream travel in ' Fly the Night Hoad ' to fantasy in "Lady in Ked ' to night mates in "Turn Twice " Klmore, a graduate of the I'mvtr-sitof I'tah, has toured with the Salt Lake Mime Troupe in California Her choreography has been performed at the U of l! by Experimental Floss and Dance Theatre Coalition ' Dreamscape is her second independent concert "Travelogue." another independent work, premiered at the Salt Lake Art Center last year Performing in this year's concert will be Eric Koegel, Julie llowarth, Karen Strasser, Victoria Panella. Pamela Falvo. Valerie Cameron. Carlos Martinez and Daniel Killpack The program also will feature local poet Scott Cairns, choreographer Anne Keeb and musician Todd Hu chanan Tickets, priced at $4. are available at the door A concert featuring students from Brigham Young Cnivrsitvs dance program for children will be presented Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p m in the Dance Production Studio, 185 Richards Building, on the campus in Provo The program will feature 70 students ranging in age from age 5 to 19 They comprise the performing comdance propany of the gram One group of students will give images of the insect world using flashlights. Another class is using a large deer rack for balancing, climbing and rocking ' Also on the program will be a performance by Contemporary Dance Works, a trio which will present a work choreographed by Ford Evans, former member of Repertory Dance Theatre and currently a U. of U. faculty member. .The concert is under the direction Of Christien Ollerton, BYU creative dance director Dr Elizabeth R Hayes, founder e( the U of U Modern Dance Department. has received the Distinguished Service Award from the Utah Academy of Sciences. Arts and Letters Hayes, who has been on the modern dance faculty since 1940, was honored for her "long and devoted service to the U. of U as well as for her pioneering contribution and continuing vision of dance in higher education. ' Hayes was responsible for bringing the department from a minor in the WED.-SA- WAREHOUSE ONLY 41 95 So. 500 West n.il i duration department to a dame department ottering undergraduate and master s degrees in the ( olloge of Fine Arts (m tie stale level she has established tender certification in dame and bis been a major force behind pi i mg dance tcai hers in most high si hools across the Wasatch Front Stic has written countless articles and papers and two of her books are standard texts for dance courses in universities across the nation U of U modern dance students r Keith Johnson and Catherine have lieen honored for outstanding performance. Both are members of the U of U.s Performing Danscornpany First year graduate student Johnson received the department s second annual Dee R Winterton Award The award, established in honor of the BYU dance instructor who died in a 1984 automobile accident, is given to the modern dance student whose life and skills best exemplify what Winterton stood for Wettlaufer, a senior, was named at the Mounoutstanding tain and Southwest Regional Competition of the American College Dance Festival, held recently in Denver. She w ill now compete with other regional winners at the American College Dance Festival Tuesday through Saturday in Washington, DC. She also received a scholarship to the American Dance Festival in Durham. N C for six weeks this summer. "Digressions," a work choreographed by USU faculty member Cynthia Snyder, and Bill Evans For Betty," will be presented this week at the American College Dance Festival in Washington, DC. The pieces are two of 25 works chosen from across the country to be be performed. "Digressions" was originally created for a program presented in February by Dance works, a student dance group at USU. At the festival it will be performed by USU students Peggy Christenson, Lori Davis and Ruth Ann Lehmitz. For Betty," originally choreographed for Repertory Dance Theatre in 1970, will be presented at the festival by U. of U. modern dance students phy I Through a grant from Muunuin Dance Bell, the Company will offer teaching residencies at private or public schools throughout the state during the 198t-8school year Ririe-Woodbur- y Interested schools should contact for information on how portions of this grant will be used to match fees for a dance exp rienee in a school or community Wett-laufe- jv7Cfl sy3'27oa off csraOCa tfoCs Introducing Modular Closet Furniture"' by The Closet Connection Constructed with the finest, top quality matenals ond work monship Adu$toblt trac and fod allow far hanging clothes and Of wide variety of assorted trim is available including ook pumtubk and matching colors A stQioge shelving - - Expandable rod increase versatifcry n Shelving oduJts to individual s changing needs and sizes Great for shoes, sweaters, purses, etc Removable rod for long hanging items n No maor alterations ore required for fast, easy installation Each unit is fully guaranteed Fits any space since many sizes are available 100 fully adjustable Smooth-actio- n. 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