Show The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday March 30 1986—25 Happenings art department at Utah State University Organ recital Wednesday according to Principal A1 Koch Corey Johnson the school’s art instructor will also exhibit a number of his works Becky Mitchell Kathy Owen Melanie Swann and Beverly Rumsey former students of Johnson have also indicated they will show their art work Koch added “The school hopes to make the art show an annual event to display the art work that is and has been produced by Johnson’s students" said Koch “We want to draw the community’s attention to what we believe is a very fine art Dr Rulon Christiansen instructor in organ and theory at Weber State College win present an organ recital in the Chase Fine Arts Center on Wednesday at 8 pm The recital is sponsored by the Cache Valley chapter of the American Guild of Organists Dr Christiansen has a diploma in performance from the Eastman School of Music The concert is free and the public is invited Rock art program program" The Logan showing of “Visions of the a Ancestors a program on native American cultures and their rock art is scheduled April 7 9 pm in the Chase Fine Arts Center room V150 Utah State University The presentation is free and the public is invited said Deborah A Marcus who with John S Noxon produced it As contractors for the National Park Service in the Canyonlands region the couple devoted full time to preserving rock art heritage through recording and creation of educational pro- The exhibit at 200 West 200 North will be open to the public from 9 pm Over 300 pieces of artwork are expected There is no admission multi-medi- 5-- 7-- charge Rock climbing presentation The USU Mountaineering club will sponsor a rock climbing presentation Thursday at 7:30 pm in the HPER auditorium Cost is 2 and the public is invited to attend Todd Skinner will be presenting a multiprojector slide show on the varied rock climt of America Europe and North Africa Entit the “Second Stone From The Sun" the show sts for 1 hour 10 minutes Highlights include new routes on Devil’s Tower in Wyoming the spires of the Needles in South Dakota columnar sea cliffs in Northern Ireland limestone climbs in France and Greece and an unexplored paradise in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula Skinner is known neationally in the climbing circles and has put up many first ascents in the United State’s Skinner may best be known for his first free ascent of “The Stigma" a solid 513 in Yosemite Calif For further information contact Tim Monsell grams Marcus is now director of university endowment development and Noxon a graduate student in instructional technology at USU “Visions of the Ancestors” hlghlighta Utah’s prehistoric and historic Native American peoples and their rock art Marcus said it is designed to be “entertain- ingly educational” for school and community audiences and that it is being integrated into the State Board of Education’s core curriculum for 4th 7th 9th and 11th grades Following the showing Marcus and Noxon will lead a discussion on rock art and their work multi-cultur- al Art show in Preston six weeks The workshop sessions will meet on Thursdays April 10 to May 15 1:30 to 3:30 pm The cost is 20 Registration deadline is April 3 To reserve a 8 or space call the Women's Center register by paying 820 at the Women’s Center in the Taggart Student Center Room 304 between 8:30 and 4:30 Monday through Friday 750-172- Bereavement Group to meet Hospice of Cache Valley will hold its weekly Bereavement Group meeting Monday at 7:30 pm in the Virginia Hansen conference room of the new public library 255 North Main The Bereavement Group is intended to be a support group for individuals and families who have experienced the death of a loved one The group is open to the public and interested persons are invited to attend 753-19- 87 An art show exhibiting the works of current and former Preston High School students will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Robinson Building in Preston The featured artist during the three-da- y show will be Glen Edwards a former Preston High School graduate who is now associated with i Math anxiety workshop Does science scare you? 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The USU Women’s Center will be offering a MathScience Anxiety Reduction Workshop beginning April 10 The workshop will meet once a week for two hours and will last for Forum with Gov Bangerter Utahns will get a chance to talk with Gov Norman Bangerter in a series of open forums on April 10 Bangerter said he likes to talk with citizens and get a feel for the daily concerns of Utah life Bangerter will reserve 3 pm to 4:30 pm for constituent visits Each person gets a maximum of five minutes with the governor on a e d basis Bangerter 's office is located on the second floor of the State Capitol Building face-to-fa- ce first-com- first-serve- Toastmasters to meet The Bridgerland Toastmasters will meet Wednesday at 7 pm at the Logan Library room 2 The program will consist of four 5-- to speeches presented by Richard Barnes Vaughn Furness Francis Bichuki and Liz Andersen Table topics will be handled by Gayle Bowen The goals of Toastmasters are to develop improve and use personal communication skills by actively participating in the program For more information call Louie Peterson 752-66- Consumer Cottage programs Consumer Cottage is held on Thursdays 9:30 to 11 am at the Bridgerland Area Vocational Center Topics for the month of April are: April 3: Communication skills taught by Julie Wheeler April 10: Home entertaining tips taught by ShereenHoyer April 24: How to avoid excess stress and depression taught by Marilyn Brady There will not be a class on April 17 Suggested donation is 81 and child care is available for 50 cents per child The public is invited Ceramics classes at AVA Ceramics classes will begin Wednesday at the Alliance for the Varied Arts 290 North 400 East Child care service is available for the class which runs 10 am to noon weekly Labs for the class may be arranged for Mondays or Saturdays according to the instructor for the class AVA potter Susan Harris The class is open to students with skills ranging from beginning to advanced Spring weather will permit 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