rwcms-ow- i Hb-if-0 imes-maepe- "4Vnno v w aent, Thursday, March 3,1988 n Next week marks 100th anniversary of USU Awards to be given here at big concert Awards will be given to the students of Ella Gritts' on March 29, during the concert at the 400 North L.D.S. building here in Moab, from 7 to 9 pjn. and is free to the public. This recital concert will close Ella Dene's instructional season. There were 14 students when the judging ' wasdone. Outstanding achievement awards go to Deena Stephens, Robert Gritts, Becky Gardner, Eli Grits, Marcy Shumway and Kirra Gritts and Aria Jean Olsen (with special recognition going to Aria Jean for being a most valiant, dedicated stuand dent in memorization dependability). Third place is given to Janae Knight and Darla Martin. Second place goes to Chantel Barks ' ' and Karen Greenig. ! ' First place is awarded to very young Karen Hansen and to Ila Bridge (twin sister to Ella). "These six students are some of the fastest learning, finest singing people in rates Low make state Farm homeowners Insurance , a good buy. f U Our service makes it even better. Call me. and tude, formance ability. Mrs. Gritts says she is very proud of each student and has also instructed in the past; Jennifer Lopez, Jamie Lopez, Clark Hansen, Katrina Secrest, Robert Shumway, Janice Hobbs, and Trish Sterry. Ella said, "I have enjoyed all the challenges and rewarding experiences but time and circumstances make it ir.con-duciv- e to teach further, nor do I at this time plan to do so in the near future." She also states, "I was so looking forward to having the recital in Star Hall because it is such a special place, but the high cost to rent the hall made it impossible. It is a great puzzle and deep concern of mine how we are to better hear and encourage such talent Even my offer to do a fund-raisconcert for the hall was denied. I understand the school board must charge for the use of the hall in most situations. But, where do our youth, that are inchallenge-acceptanc- e, per- er volved in dancing, piano, and singing lessons go to perform and in a more conducive situation and Jim Englebright Agent 88 East Center 259-516- 1 tsw i lil Utah State University will be 100 years old Tuesday, March 8. An act of the Utah Territorial town," says Ella. Grand Prize and Outstanding Student of the Year is given to an extremely talented young singer and irrepressible performer. Brook Wilson (whom also stole the show at the 1987 Grand County Fair Talen Show!). Students were judged according to adhering to the contract of the studio, natural and instructional vocal ability, breath control and proper placement, attendance, practice at home, cooperation at lessons, vocal exercises using the international phonetic alphabet for singing, along with the Italian Operatic Becanto method. They were also judged on comprehension, concentration, atti- building? Are we to make no exceptions for them, our youth, who are involved in these special recitals? I strongly disagree. But, I wold very much like to thank Bishop and Mrs. Nate Knight and the Moab LDS 2nd ward for inviting us to have the concert for their activity night." "I wouldn't have been able to afford the community center either, so the concert would have been cancelled, and how unfortunate that would be, in that all involved have worked so hard." In conclusion Ella says, "I wold like to thank each of my students past and present for the many memorable experiences, and I hope these people will continue again at the 50th anniversary of founding in 1938 were removed. They have been on display the past Taggart Student Center. The Founders Day ceremony will feature an address by Utah Governor Norman H. Bangerter and the premiere performance of "Centennial Overture," a new composition by Dean Madsen, head of the USU Music Department. The ceremony begins at 12:30 p.m. in Kent .Concert Hall, Chase Fine Arts Center. Following the formal ceremony the southeast comer of Old Main will be the site of a gathering to seal a box of mementoes in the cornerstone of the building. The cornerstone sealing is scheduled at approximately 2 p.m. The cornerstone was opened on the 99th birthday a year ago. At that time artifacts deposited when the cornerstone was laid in 1890 and Legislature of March 8, 1988, established the Agricultural College of Utah and the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station at Logan. In 1957, the legislature renamed the school Utah State University. Ella Dene Gritts awards students of her vocal studio at spring concert sponsored by the Moab LDS 2nd Ward. Outstanding student of the year was Brook Wilson, above. Tuesday's centennial celebration is the central event in a 15 month-lon- g centennial celebration. It will include a Founders Day program, cutting a birthday cake, musical programs and closing the Old Main cornerstone. The public is invited. The Associated Students of USU will cut a huge birthday cake, made in the form of Old Main, the school's administration building, at 11 a.m. in the Sunburst Lounge, Modbs Rotary president elect attends conference Alan R. West, who will lead the Moab Rotary Club for the year 1988-8will join 32 other elected officers from throughout Utah for a 9, Seminar at Cedar City's Holiday Inn on March 12. During the day long session, the leaders will discuss future plans for their respective clubs and will hear District Governor Nominee, Dr. Ralph Montgomery, outline his program objectives for the coming year. Prominent among the 33 newly elected Rotary presidents scheduled to attend from eastern Utah are Joe Christman of East Carbon and Steve Jensen of Price. Timely topics to be addressed at President-Elect-Trainin- g the seminar will include club organization and function, membership and attendance, women in Rotary, the four "Avenues of Service," new programs, and the Four-Wa- y Test . .a practical yardstick for the conduct of business, community, and personal affairs. The PETS seminar will give Dr. Montgomery an opportunity to unveil his '88-'8- 9 theme, "Protect Our Future." Based on the premise that our future lies in the hearts, the studying and singing. Music is truly life's physician, and a way to express the in expressible. We fan all be ; proud of the fine talent 46 have m the community." Wien medical costs come out of your pocket, so should tms. year. Now materials from the earlier periods, along with items to represent today, will be sealed into die cornerstone. Those items have been selected in a year-lon- g process by a university and community commit- -' tee. Hundreds of suggestions were received from the campus aftd community and from alumni all over the nation. Founders Day will conclude with a concert by the USU Symphonic Band in the Kent Concert Hall at 8 p.m. Lt. Col. Mike Bankhead; commander of the U.S. Air Force Band and a USU alumnus, will be Governor Montgomery will issue the challenge for every Rotary Club in Utah to participate in programs designed to prevent andor treat child chestra and broadcast personality Bob Welti, also a USU graduate. The celebration goes nationwide March 16 when alumni groups over the nation will be linked to parties in Logan and Salt Lake City for a satellite birthday party sponsored by The daffodil is the American Cancer Societys symbol of hope in the war against cancer and the event also for the nationally serves as a kick-of- f Month of Control Cancer designated April. abuse. Furthermore, recognizing that child care programs for working mothers are totally inadequate, he will share with the club executives his plans to help solve this troublesome issue. Another strategy will make it possible for every club in Utah to participate in a World Service Community Project. And he has crafted a scheme to expand the number of clubs in Utah from 33 to 43. The seminar participants will hear more details concerning these and other important issues on March the Alumni Association. Other events are scheduled through Centennial Commencement June 3 and 4, which will be the closing event of die 15 month observance. Local volunteers, led by Helen Sue Whitney, will be taking and delivering advance orders and will also be offering the flowers at local stores around town. The suggested donation is $3 for a bouquet of ten blossoms. Hundreds of fresh golden daffodils will bring Spring to Moab during the month of March. The field-grow- n flowers will be offered for donation to benefit cancer research, education and service and rehabilitation programs. Helen Sue suggests that restaurants order daffodils for table decorations and that local businesses and employers order bouquets and donate to employees or hospitals or nursing rs homes. may be made by Pam Lopez contacting This is a joyful special event that celebrates the coming of spring, the spirit of renewed life and especially the hope for the conquest of cancer in our lifetime. "Donations for daf- 12. The 29 members of Moab Rotary represent an outstanding component of a broad international service organization engaged in making this a better world by actively supporting their motto, "Service Above Self." There are 1,042,137 members in 23,171 clubs established in 460 dis-- . tricts saving 161 countries. In Utah, we have more than 2,000 members V guest conductor and euphonium player Brian L. Bowman will be guest soloist Centennial celebration continues March 12 at 8 p.m. with a concert in th Spectrum by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Marie Osmond, Orjoined by the USU Symphony Daffodils are symbol of hope hands and the minds of our children. . - Smile Awhile. I cant make It on smarts. . . so Im turn ing on the old personality! Pre-orde- 259-866- in 33 such clubs serving every geographical area of the state. r The strength and remarkable Cfcss 6f Rotary Results from the accumulated participation of every individual member. Dr. Montgomery is calling for all Rotarians in Utah to enlist in a cooperative venture to "Protect Our Future." 5. in fodils will help bring that day Family Drug Center closer." ENJOYED BOWLING A bus load of Senior Citizens came down from Monticello last week and enjoyed dinner and bowling at the Michael L.Gorman, R. Ph.l Phone 259-777- 1 is contageous. ' Where courtesy local bowling lanes. 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