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Show Page 4, DIXIE SUN February 25, 1983 Sign Construction Completed The Committee(Bottom, L to R) Rudy Iverson, Dean of Students, Lisa Grisham, Diane Syphus, Lisa Ence, Lori Wilkinson, Kelly McDonald, Sydnee Blake, Tracy Watson. (Top, L to R) Russ Feller, Keith Stout, Deraid Terry, Brian Hardy, Linda Grisham, Valadee Hafen and Perry Chairman. Jensen, Plans Formulated D-We- ek According to Perry Jensen, Chairman at Dixie College, plans are beginning to be formulated committee for the by a festivities to be held annual on the campus and in the communi- and a formal dance. The theme for this years n is Reflections of the of the Future. Those serving on the committee include: Rudy Iverson, Dean of Students; Perry Jensen, Lori prarde, assemblies, powderpuff football, the Great Race, banquet, Diane Syphus, Cole Staheli, Brian Hardy, Sydnee Blake, Tracy Watson, Russ Feller, Linda and Lisa Grisham, Kelly McDonald, Valadee Hafen, and Keith Stout. ty this spring. Scheduled for April 17 through 23, traditionally ilncludes the Queen coronation, downtown Past-Visio- City. According to Carnahan, At the time of my last contact with Ed Wilkinson, Lisa Ence, Deraid Terry, Annual Concert Scheduled The annual concert featuring both the Southwest Symphony and the Southwest Chorale is scheduled for March 3rd at 8:00 p.m. in the historical St. George Tabernacle. Two oustanding religioius works for orchestra and chorus will be featured: Vivaldis Gloria, and The Seven Last Words, by Heinrich Schultz. The Gloria, a cantata mass, was written to commemorate the marriage of King Louis XIV of France to Marie de Medici of Spain, and is divided into 12 separate and distinct sections for orchestra, chorus and soloists. Vivaldi, a contemporary of both George Frederick Handel and Johan Sebastian Bach, was a writer of great relicious and secular music as well. Heinrich Schutz, also an earlyh German Baroque composer, predates back and according to Dr. Ronald Garner, director of the Southwest Symphony, represents perhaps the greatest of the early Baroque composers. Rebels of DINNERS PAULA'S CAZUHLA CON R ADO ALA CARTE SALADS ALL BEVERAGES & PAULA DOMINGUEZ PROVIDE A FINE ATMOSPHERE WE FEEL YOUU TRULY APPRECIATE f"91 IA" 1 "ORDERS TO GO" MON - TUES - WED 11 AM-1- 0 PM 250 TOURS - FRI - SAT 11 AM -- 11 PM CLOSED 1000 E. N. IN the week -- i. Payne, of Bonneville International, the media project was progressing very well. They are including quality sound development, to enhance the visual part of the multimadia prduction. He went on to say that Edwards and Daniels architects of Salt Lake City, is the firm doing the design of both the orchestra shell and the giant media screen. Other projects we are concerned with at this time, he said, include the $220,000 remodeling of the college track by R.A. Childs & Company of St. George. Because of bad weather, construction has been put off for the last three or four weeks and should be able to resume as soon as the rainy weather stops, he said. He concluded by referring to the redesign of the proposed football stadium, by Swenson, Smith and Crane Architects, of Salt Lake City. All indications are, Carnahan said, that the stadium will be completed in plenty of time for the first football game of next fall. A new sign, announcing the location of the Tanner Mamorial amphitheatre in Springdale, was completed and installed February 23, according to Ned Carnahan, Dixie College director of physical plant. The $19,000 project, being financed through a donation by O.C. Tanner, of Salt Lake City, has been architecturally designed so as to compliment the local ecology. The design, construction and installation of the sign has been done by Young Electric Sign Company, of Salt Lake City and St. George, Mike Record, the local manager. The additional projects at the amphitheatre include metal folding seating for 500 persons, a projection and lighting booth, road grading, with a chip and seal coat and an orchestra shell and projection screen for the multimedia production, now under preparation through Bonneville international, of Sale Lake SUNDAYS St. George ST. GEORGE Autiinim fo PRICES SO LOW YOU GOTTA BEND OVER JUST TO SEE THEM! ti Valentines, the Committee had a carnation sale which was very Tracy Anderson and her Publicity Committee have been chosen the successful. Rebels of the week, for the outstanThe members of the Publicity Committee are: J.D. Gebur, Brian ding job theyve done this year. This group of individuals has done Dooley, Lisa Grisham, Linda many things to encourage Dixie Grisham, Merilee Riggs, Lisa Roberts, Phyllis Domgaard, Carrie spirit. The publicizing of events with posters and banners, the Anderson, Carolyn Lindsey, Janice Dixie Spirit and Dial DIXIE, have Sigler, Valadee Hafen, Dori Simhelped bring the Dixie spirit come mons, Elaine Rogers, Kraig Paxman alive on this campus. Also, during and Deraid Terry. Rebel of the Week will receive courtesy of Arctic Circle, 653 St. George Blvd , over $10 00 worth of Arctic Circles fine food, and ice cream, free. CongradulationsM 49cc two stroke engine with reed valve induction system Autolube automatically premixes fuel and oil Capacitor Discharge Ignition with primary kick start 16 inch rear wheel and front provide smooth handling Teardrop tank chrome pipes and Maxim styling DIXIE YAMAHA, 333 Peppy 49cc engine gets over 100 mpg no Smooth, quiet shaft drive chain to oil or adjust Autolube mixes oil and gas automatically Simple kick starting Full street legal instrumentation and lighting W St. George Blvd. (628-2816- ) |
