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Show B2 * WASATCH COUNTY } ‘DANCING TO LIVE BANDS AND and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the DJs ¢ Thursdays and Fridays at the Edelweiss Center, Old Swiss Square, Presented by Intermountain Acoustic Savior of the world. The program will - Music Association. Call 801-339-7664 210 E. Main, Midway ¢ Friday nights will feature popular area bands, opening | 4/13 with River Ranch Band. Thursdays will be a special Easter Egg Hunt for handicapped children, an Eagle Scout including the Evergreen Singers, Salt Lake Community College Choir, special violinist Jenny Oaks Baker, musical soloist Kathryn Hyde and the Millennium Symphony Orchestra. Tickets: SmithTix 1-800-888-TIXX or call McKay Events Center Box Office 801-764-7469. - 2001 SCOUT-O-RAMA e May 5, 9 am — 4 pm, McKay Event Center, Utah Valley State College, Orem ¢@ Fun activities, demonstrations, displays, awards, special guests, entertainment, project of Trevor Sorensen. — and more. $5 for Family ticket. Tickets — years experience will be instructing at the beginner and intermediate level. being sold in the area by local Scouts Register now. Cost is $12 for all four and are available at Zion’s Bank, First _ Security Bank and the Leavitt Group. WASATCH COUNTY OLYMPICS classes or $4 per class. Call Parks and Rec for more info 654-2700 HUNTER EDUCATION COURSE e April 6 pre-registration ¢ The class will be held April 17. Contact Lisa or Gary at 654-4590. | feature will feature popular area DJs. Come, enjoy the music and bring a friend. For more information call 435-654-1404. HEBER AREA EASTER EGG HUNT e Sat., Apr 14., 11 am, City Park, Main Street, Heber. Come participate in the annual Easter Egg hunt and festivities. Immediately following 26th ANNUAL EASTER EVENT e Sun., April 15, Park City Mountain Resort ¢ The day begins with the - annual sunrise service, held on the second floor of the Legacy Lodge from a chorus of over 250 voices 7 to 8:30 am. This very special non- — shine! denomination service is conducted by members of the Park City Interfaith Council and is open to the public. The annual Resort Center Easter Egg Hunt Daniel areas. & Charleston May 14 - 19 Creek. There begins at 9 am. Dozens of plastic eggs will be hidden in and around the base pickup in each area during the scheduled week - and — residents are per- _ of the Resort. The-eggs are filled with mitted one free haul to the transfer sta- the Park City Mountain Resort Sports. Desk for various items donated ¢ April 23 — 28 Wallsburg & April 30-May 5 Midway areas. May 7 — 12 Heber. Center Creek and Lake will be one curbside Watch for posters with more specifics.. CHRIS PROCTOR IN CONCERTe | by _ local merchants. This Easter Egg Hunt is open to yourig children 12 and under only. 3 “HOSANNA” — CELEBRATION OF THE LIFE OF CHIRST e Thurs. April 12, pm, UVSC McKay Events Center e A presentation of Lex de Azevedo’s Hosanna, a depiction of _ the events surrounding the crucifixion | guitar player. The critics have called him original, progressive, and breathtaking.A local, who arranges and composes folk, jazz, pop, and classical uses — the steel-stringed guitar as his voice. Another local, Megan Peters will open. or FULL DAY LIFT TICKET $20.02 e Apr. 1-15, Park City Mountain Resort e Must have label from a 20-ounce bottle of Sprite and a valid Utah drivers’ license. Adults and children — ski and snowboard. www. parkcitymountain.com HATHA YOGA CLASSES , Tuesdays, April 3-24, 7-8 pm at Wasatch County Services Complex, 55 -§ 50 E, Heber ¢ Ned Christensen, 27 » ADULT CO-ED SOFTBALLe pri 13, roster and fees due. Wasatch _ County Parks and Recreation is taking ‘Cruise UPCOMING ‘CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL « Sat., May 12, Sundance Resort ¢ The 2nd annual celebration of the creative work _ being done by children in Utah’s make and buy. The Festival takes place eh VIyng the day before Mother’s Day and is a i \ dell| lovely day out for the family and a chance for kids to make or buy a handmade present for their Mom. For more ~ 495 MOUNTAIN SPRINGS CIRCLE Located on the beautiful Homestead Golf Course, this pristine lot has unobstructed views and is situated on a quiet cul-de-sac. This stunning home site is adjacent to open space wet lands with snake creed just steps away. — Wow! Fish & golf in your own back yard! $94,000 information call 801-223-4535. _ SPRING SWIMMING LESSONS e April 2-6 from 8 am to 5 pm, Parks and © Recreation Office 55 S 500 Registration. Session 1 will 16-27 and Session 2 will run During both sessions levels E, Heber, run April May 7-18. 1-3 will be (435)654-4141 504 RAINBOW LANE. 3 Gorgeous home on Homestead Golf Course. Must be seen to. appreciate the quality of this immaculate and beautiful home. Fabulous floor plan with huge windows, vaulted ceil-~ ings and a setting that most people only dream of. 4 bed, 6 bath, formal living & dining, family room, study, theater w/ wet bar. Stream & large pont border property. Call fede OFFERED AT $598, of House plansalso available. $86,000 Mardell Stucky | | (435) 640-2272 | & Prudential Coleman Real Estate eee. www.mt np rope rty.co m and. Senior Volunteers tutoring program that is welcomed by the Wasatch County School District. It is recognized as a program of National Significance and helps children with reading, spelling, and arithmetic. To register as a volunteer, please contact Eva Provost, Coordinator, 435-654-1021. THANKSGIVING POINT GARDEN — _@ from 9 am to sunset, every Monday - Saturday through October. Various admission to both the Thanksgiving Garden and the Children’s Discovery Garden. Other rates available plus season passes. Located at 3003 N. Thanksgiving Way, Lehi, UT: Call 801- | 768-4941 for more information. — MOMS AND TOTS eA play group that also gives Moma chance to social-. ize with other mothers. Each week, a. handout covering a pertinent parenting or family topic is. shared. The group meets am-noon on Thursdays at Heber at 10:30 City Park or at, MacDonalds’ Playland in inclement weather. No fee or registration, just call Amaria 654-2700 #7, to let her know that you'll be there. EXERCISE CLASSES e Wasatch County Parks and Recreation e WATER AEROBICS: Held at Wasatch Mt. Jr. _ working out on a hard surface. T-Th, 0:15-6:15 pm & MWF 9-10 pm. AERO- . BICS: Held at Sr. Citizens’s Center, 75 N dren three years of age and older are to register. _ Sign-ups for Summer Swimming Lessons, Jr your butt” aerobics! TThF 5:30-6:30 am, - Lifesaving and Parents and Tots ‘Swimming Class will be held May 14- large muscle-group workout. MWF 89 am. TONING: Toning and | Using 18. If your child loves to swim and is at least eight years old, check out our. County Swim Club. Call 654-2700 for- weights, bands and resistance, you'll get faster results, more definition and better _ more information. BUSTER: 30 minutes of pure ab work. F THE ALLSTAR GIRLS CLASSIC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT e May 4-6, Grand Junction, CO ¢ Girls in each division. Deadline for registration is April 27. For more information call Russ Holler at (970) 434-2015 day or evening. _ ANIMATION WORKSHOPS © muscle tone. TTh 6:30-7 am. GUT 6:30-7 am. All Classes: $2 per class or $20 for 11-class punchcard. For more info call Parks and Rec 654-2700. — FAMILY COUNCIL MEETINGS for parents and others who work with — children with disabilities. Held at the DSPD Office, all are welcome. Contact Sue, 657-4206 for more information. THE EAGLES (FOE 3777) MID- WAY° Free pool & music from 5 to 10 on Monday evenings. The Eagles is a. private club for members.| — 3:30 pm, Art Shack Studios and SUNDANCE’S. ART SHACK is Sundance Mountain School e From 2 offering workshops throughout the -five-year-olds through 14-and-above, winter ranging from photography, potdifferent weeks, different age groups. tery, jewelry and drawing, to woodcutSubject:. Stop-frame animation using - _ting, primitive pottery, frame making _ inanimate objects, digital cameras and and collage. A staff of six resident computers. Making of short films in tutors and four visiting specialists which the children learn story boardteaches the workshops. For more ing, script writing, set building, lightinformation, call the Art Shack at ing and sound. A great experience. (801) 225-4107. June, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30 am tee er een | High. Great for anyone, especially for — those who get aches and pains from 100 W, Heber. Continually changing car- will receive awards CIRCLE _ RETIRED AND SENIOR VOLUN- ? _ TEERS NEEDED¢ The Mountainland Assoc. of Govts is sponsoring a Retired dio class that incorporates floor routines . and step classes. Not the “usual,” but innovative, fun, easy to follow, “kick -under. Four games per team in most cases. lst, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers 266 MATTERHORN : pm. The cost is $20 per class. All chil- 12 and under, 13 and under, and 14 and This gorgeous home site is located on a private, quiet cul-desac in beautiful Interlaken. Bor dered by Wasatch Mountain State Park, this lot enjoys a secluded location that is shared with wildlife galore. Incredible mountain & valley views! CONTINUING offered from 4:30-5 pm and 5:10-5:40 invited 44 West 100 ) ANNUAL WASATCH BACK YOUTH ART EXHIBITe April 6 May 5, Kimball Art Center, Park City, Main & Garage Galleries. ¢ The artwork of students from throughout - Summit and Wasatch counties is showcased during this highly anticipated, juried exhibit. registration for the Adult Co-Ed theme gardens throughout the 55-acre Softball League. The league will play— _ park will be available for your perusal as | their games on Tuesday nights May 8 well as a special children’s garden which — June 5. The cost is $250 per team and includes a replica of Noah’s ark and a each team should have at least 12 play_garden railway system. Gate fees of $8 ers on their roster. Contact Amaria adults. and $5 children (3-12) includes schools in dance, visual arts, sculpture, - painting and drama. A day of exhibitions, performances and workshops, presentations, hand’s on, things to we ee information 0 a lla ld more Sat., April 14, 7:30 pm, Social Work Scovil at 654-1700 ext 410 for more Auditorium, U of U e Chris is a. information. Don’t just. think about it, National Champion fingerpicking-style _ come out and play! ea ; 7:30 for $200 per child. Must call Sundance for registration and further information, 801- 223-4535. www.iamaweb.org/tix.htm CLEANUP « Let’s make this place candy and certificates redeemable at — tion during their own area week. =e} APRIL 11, 2001 COURIER — |
