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Show Page 2 DIXIE SUN January 17 1986 Diamond Cutting Diamond Paeifie Corporation from Barstow Ca., and Leon Jennings of St. George, Ut., have lointly donated a $1,100 diamond Bill Depue, president of Diamond Pacific, was a mathematics professor at Northrup University when he and George Ujihara developed a diamond grinding anting machine, DIAMOND y GF.NIE, to Dixie College. Robert Cobh, Dixie College professor; '.tvs the machine will be used by Dixie College students for culling, polishing, and preparing arious types of stones to be mounted as jewelry. Jennings has long been an suppoiierol Dixie College md donated $6(X) toward the purchase of the Diamond Genie. Diamond Pacific has a plant and retail shop in I enwood, Ca. wheel suitable for use in the Lapidary field. Depue later formed Diamond Pacific Tool Corporation where he continued to manufacture and sell the machine. He resigned his post as math professor to work e in his new area. Continues Rehearsals musical" Annie for are Food Fair Is it your turn to do all the cooking for your roommates? Tell them that you will take them out to dinner, and bring them to the institute for supper on Monday, January 20 from now Everything is on target and Dr. C. Paul Andersen seems pleased with the unique approach used when casting this inimitable show. We were aware that the original Broadway production and in the road production only twenty-thre- e actors, including the children in the show, were utilized. We determined that we would follow a similar approach with Annie, concentrating on quality performers. This places a genuine burden on some of he performers, but provides them with a great training opportunity for the real theatre world, as they play underway. several roles, changing costumes and characters for each role. Eleven year old Janalyn Staheli, who takes the lead role as Annie; is doing a tremendous job. Her professsionalism and flair for the theatre compete well with older cast members. Other children cast as orphans include: Natalie Young, Nicole Szsatlocky, Keri Hains, Renae Gardner, Tiffany Jennings, and r 1 A Debbie Fdilor-in-Chit- Advertising Director Utah. War-buck- SUN STAFF BOX Spoils Photographs of Lifelong Learning at Dixie College, has received the 1985 Community Education Professional Award for the state of Plewe received the award, presented by the Utah Community Education Association, i the Adult Educational AssociaI tion of Utah, and the Utah pm. There will be dishes from all Lifelong Learning Consortium, over the world. To get supper last week in Salt Lake City. Plewe has developed several while its hot.be there at 6:00. There will be no charge for the programs in Washington Counfood which is brought to you ty and Dixie College which have made the area one of the top by the LDSSA. i community education centers in j Graduation Applications Due Utah. Plewe was delighted with the honor. Its nice to be Its that time of the year for honored by your Scene from a rehearsal Of peers in the all 1986 graduates of Dixie Colsame field. Equally, it feels Amber Basile. lege to prepare for graduation. munity, will to see some of this actress-singe- r Graduation applications are good Seasoned musical. recognition coming to the Franklin Delanor Roosevelt now available in the registrars Teresa Springer will bring a lot Southern of the state. part of laughs as her character Miss will be played by community office, in the Student Union e Hannigan-orphanagdirector. actor Hal Chester, who returns Building. Jon Stout, who appeared in the to the Dixie stage following an The window is open from absence of several years during 9:00 am. to 3:30 pm. on recent Arsenic and Old Lace which he has acted profeswill take on another lead as weekdays. Students should get a copy of their Dixie College Warbucks. Penny sionally in the San Francisco Daddy Graduation applications area and in Florida and Las transcript as well as transfer s Rawlings will play Oliver should be turned into Mrs. credits from other colleges, a Vegas. secretary. J.C. Chan Performances are scheduled Dixie College evaluation sheet, Deloris Carlson, in the and Tammy McCann have also for the Ith through the 16th of and a graduation application. registrars office, by FEB I. been cast for lead roles. Dont procrastinate this one, it Student actors include Stuart February and again on the All are available in the is important! DM Bar18th. Dont miss it! JM Dickson, Teresa Troseth, registrars office. Ron-da Loni bara Gibb, Larkin, TOWER BUILDING-ANCEST- OR Tate, Lisa Mercer, Marianne 628-535- 5 MON-ST Larson, Tauna Frehner, Jill SQUARE 11-- 6 Mowery, and Dina Tullis. Colleen McKnight and Mary Jo Gatehouse, also from the com- - Rehearsal until Feb 11th the Stan Plewe, director full-tim- jf's I von Jennings and Hill Depue, donators Annie Stan Plewe Awarded Donated Machine Jones, RECORDS, TAPES, Tomlin Brad Fullmer Mark Salter Stall': Julie Fuller, (Ian dalles, Jill Mowers, Jeremy Pitts, Mark Rasmussen, F.dds Vicente, louise Whilehair Vis is or F!d Rogers The Dixie Sun is published every two weeks by the students of Dixie College The opinions expressed in the SUN do not necessarily reflect the viewshould be submitted port t of the staff or the advisor. to Ed Rogers in the ground floor of the Student Union building behind KRDC radio The Dixie Sun staff reserves the right to edit letters, or not to print a letter submitted to the editor All letters MUST be signed and printed in She newspapei (Q) MART-- ACCESSORIES SUPER SALEH ! 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