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Show Citizen, Press, Review - Wed., Oct. 4, 1989 - Page 13 Timp music teachers set meeting Wednesday Members and guestsoftheTimp Music Teachers are invited to at-tend the Oct. meetingin Lehi at the new library building in the former band room. The meeting will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 11. Karen Perkins will address the subjects "What Your Ped Class Never Taught You About Your Students," and "How Students Learn" and "Different Teaching Strategies." f ' f h X J ' mmm I. w dilllllii Jbbbbss i-- ji 1 f spsssk i :lllliia 1 llilSillil II mm?.:. Dancer practices for production of "Coppelia." Regional Ballet prepares for 'Coppelia' Fri. & Sat. Utah Regional Ballet is making preparations for a new Fall Season featuring "Coppelia," a romantic tomedy performed in classical ball-et style. 'Coppelia" is one of Utah audie-nces favorites. The three act prom-otion boasts a fine cast of tal-- i ented Guest Artists to augment the exceptionally talented young company. Jiang Qui, presently principal Jancer with Ballet West, formerly of Joffrey Ballet and the Central Dance Company of Chine, will perform the leading role of Franz. Joining Qi will be Michael On-sta- d, former Principal with Ballet West, to play the character role of Dr. Coppelius. Onstad has received wide acclaim for his interpretation of this role. "These fine artists will add a great deal to our production, as well as give our company the op-portunity to work with profession-als in the field of ballet. We are very fortunate to have them," states Jacqueline Colledge, artistic direc-tor of the company. Performances will be held Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. and Oct. 7 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Timpview High School Theatre. Tickets are available at the Jacqueline Colledge School of Bal-let, 88 N. 350 West, American Fork, telephone 756-809- Tickets will be available at the door each per-formance. VCP schedules auditions for 'Rented Christmas' Auditions will be held at Center Valley Playhouse, 780N.200East, Lindon, Saturday, Oct. 7, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for "The Rented Christmas." Performances will be held Fri-day, Saturday and Monday during December. The "Rented Christmas" is a well known and very tender story of a wealthy bachelor, who rents a Christmas complete with presents, tree, kids, and a wife. Characters needed ar four women (33 to 60), three men (38 to 60), three boys (7-- 1 7), and two girls ( 12-16- ). For further information call theater 785-118- 6 or director Mel Taylor days at 378-606- 7 and nights at 377-841- , v , r " I , t Buy a Salad Bar Meal and get a steak for "Scratch & Match" to win thousands of dollars in prizes including a new Dodge Pickup! fiiii Your uptown, VISA t 3jJ downhome steak house If a 458 E. State, American Fork 756-922- Dwight Rowell PartnerManager Utah Power Announces V V' of 4--, January 1988 (This is not a misprint) Utah Power's Utah prices are being lowered by $26. 5 million, about 4 percent. Combined with five previous reductions, UP&L prices have been decreased by 12 percent since January 1988 for a total of $79.5 million! Reflecting a welcome trend resulting from our ongoing efforts to reduce costs, further price decreases are expected over the next several years. QDQSIDD J & LIGHT COMPANY PRESENTS o Loppeliisi OCT. 6, 7:30 P.M. OCT. 7, 2:00 4 7:30 P.M. TIMPVIKW hk;h school thkatkr TICKKTS $4.00 AND $5.00 OPKN SKATING 1 UINKt IOR JAQUKl.INK P. COLI.KIHJK - ARTISTIC L Ivhii Design I Single adults plan fireside The North Region single adult fireside will be held Sunday, Oct. 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the American Fork West IDS Stake Center, 165 North 350 West, American Fork. Elray Pedersen, an English professor at Brigham Young Uni versity, will be the speaker. Pedersen instructs and assigns all student teachers in the Western United States, and students say he is an inspiring teacher. All single adults in the North Region are invited. Nutcracker' auditions set Fri. Utah Regional Ballet, under the direction of Jacqueline P. Colledge, fill be holding open auditions for their annual production of the "Nutcracker." This marks the sixth year for this Christmas tradition in Utah County. Performance dates are set for Dec. 19-2- 3 in deJong Concert HallatBYU. Girls interested must be at least eight years of age with one year training and four feet to five feet tall. Girls over five feet will be expected to audition on Pointe. Boys and young men must be at least eight years of age. v,.x. All those auditioning must pre- - register by calling the ballet studio at 756-809- 1 before Oct. 6. Retarded Citizens to hold bazaar The Association for Retarded Citizens Utah County North will holding their annual fund Oct. 28, at the Ameri-- m Fork Senior Citizen Center, 54 E.Main. There will be a bakery, candy, Holiday decorations, kitchen, baby, potpourri, and booths. There will be a grand prize draw-ingf-a Snowboard, an overnight at the Red Lion Hotel, a 20" mountain bike, and a quilt. Tickets maybe purchased at the bazaar or call Anne Clyde at 756-700- 7 or Kay Beck at 756-855- Every hour there will be draw-ings for gift certificates and mer-chandise from the local merchants. The proceeds from the bazaar go to support Kids on the Move (pre-school), Tim Industries (workshop), Respite Care, Recreation for Adult Handicapped, and the Dan Peter-son School. Donations are welcomed. See you there!! DUP plans bazaar "Daughters ofUtah Pioneers "Wte the public to attend their fjjual County Bazaar at the Orem Center Multi-Purpos- e Room Ott 30 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 Featured will be creative hand-"w- e items, homemade foods, candies and baked goods and a delicious hot luncheon. They also extend an invitation to join the DUP and enjoy their pioneer heritage. For information, call 785-781- 2 or 225-223- |
