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Show s ROCKY MOUNTAIN REVIEW , Salt Lake County, Utah Page 6 Thursday, April 23, 1964 Fashion Show To Be Staged Guest Conductors To Appear In University Music Series tion rehearsals from 6 to 6: 35 full rehearsals from 6:45 to 8:30, recreation, socializing and talent night performances from 8:45 to 10. The High School Clinic Chorus directed by Dr. Elaine Brown is scheduled June through June 12, 6 P.M to 10 P.M. Dr. Brown served on the faculties of the Julliard School of Music, Westminster Choir College, Temple 'and the School of Sacred Music of Union Theological Seminary. She is now devoting full time to the fam6us Philadelphia Singing City program Dr. Stanley Chappie of the London Academy of Music has conducted, in addition to British and European orchestras, the St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra, Chorus, and Grand ost reOpera CSmpany. cently he served as director of the School of Music, University of Washington ye is the author of Language of Harmony and Classway to the He will Keyboard. conduct the High School Clinic Orchestra, June 15 through The University of Utah summer music programs will be conducted this year by three guest inductors 'and three members of the University of Utah faculty. The' guest directors who will be in Utah especially for these summer programs are Dr. Elaine Brown, recognized as one of todays great choral directors; Dr. Stanley Chappie, conductor of major British Columbia, who will conduct European,. and American or- chestras; and Donald Evan Davis of the University of British Columbia, who will conduct a special Principles course of Teaching Music for high school teachers. The Summer"" High School Music Clinics will be evening programs this year with sec- - BENNETTS Ccbmz&i PAINTS' BY ASSOCIATE C0L0RI2ER 32 lp 26, 6 to KEITHS APPL. EAT 3300 SOUTH OPEN SUNDAYS 2327 9 A.M. I - 2 distinction from the vie Fastman School of Music and received his Ph D. from Ohio State University where he served as brass specialist and assistant director of bands for nine years Loel T Hepworth, Assistant director of University of Utah bands for five years, director of the University Dance Band and member of the Utah Symphony Orchestra will conduct the. High School Stage Band, June through June 12, C to P. Rudolph Alperin, world-famocolor consultant for Rierdale fabrices, will demonstrate how to decorate with the texture, the color and unlimited magic of beautifully designed fabric. Dr Newell B. Weight, clinic director, is chairman, choral music division and associate professor uf music, Universit- y of Utah He Is currently president of the Utah Mu'sic Lducators Association. Write Professor Newell B. Weight, Department of Music, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84112 for a brochure detailing The Summer Musie Program , J U, -- .! I. New Date Set For Postponed P.M. y- D. The new date is June 6. All Scoutmasters In the Great Salt Lake Council have been invited to participate in the course by the groups trr ming committee. 1 rule relaxing Stoll, I Optical Sho Sow CtMU v.; a,. V. . 'a a' f e vxy , TIMEX WATCHES 4$6.95 to $39.75 JV f 0F 3000 TO GOLD - LOCAL CRITICS Linda Carlson and her brother, Kenneth, 5582 Wayman Drive, stop in front of a art show in Acme Paint Store in Holladay Village. The artists are all students of Mrs. T. Ray Kingston, 2793 Apple Blossom Lane. Displayed are the works of Mrs. Dale Ballard, 2635 East 4510 South; Mrs. Bruce Bowthorpe, 4570 Wallace Lane; Mrs. Robert Lether, 2645 Kentucky Avenue; Mrs. Gary Harmon, 45?0 Wllllngton Street; Mrs. Carolyn Peterson, 4544 Wallace Lane; Mrs. George Cozakas, 1713 Princeton Avenue; and Mrs. Elmo T. Martin, 4857 Center Street, Murray. LOCAL ARTIST, STRIKE STAMPS GRUEN WATCHES $29.75 to $49.75 PLUS BONUS OF 2000 KINDERGARTEN 5000 TO (Starts Sept. 9, 1964) 9 GOLD STRIKE STAMPS ENROLL NOW program or send your child during the 45 days he is not In public kindergarten. 160 day CRUSER JEWELRY EXPERIENCE OVER 25 YFARS CALI. W. C. Hammond OBSERVE THE CLASS THROUGH 6217 Highland Drive Across from Reynolds Phone 278-93- 278-09- 12 READING CENTER GLASS ONE-WA- Y i-- 9 ANNOUNCING Y 1 -- ' 0 0 E. A In "Salon great reasons to have your introductory permanent NOW! 1. ? J. XTdTTLIT consultation 2. conditioning shampoo 3 test curl 4 quality cold wat e pre-per- Hair hip-le- ce Jaunt to the pool this summer, think of this. Count how many appear in skimpy suits, then tally up how many really looked good. Maybe the ones that can wear them Just dont like swimming. Do remember that when a person allows himself S1 00 S2 00 cut st) list prices slightly higher BEAUTY SALON COTTONWOOD MALI ONLY PHONE 278-283- ftf) 1 Now at our Cottonwood Salon Betty Bacca spectacular not a spectacle Heres another bttoffun. price' sets Shampoo Im not picking on sports clothing or the fabulous casual fashions we have today. No, Sir There are beautiful items for everything and we can look so lovely. Its Just a matter of using our heads. Why be a spectacle when being spectacular is so much better. It takes a terrific midriff g line plus a trim swim suit. for a When you take your first set styled Y shorts A 6227 Highland Drive. JLUUJ1 Cottonwood Beauty 6. low, Jou Our L - A' , , prominent downtown stylist will now be the permanent styling director at our Cottonwood Salon W "-- , to appear in public obviously and offensively dre- Thun , Fri and , Sat Cottonwood Mall ssed, it is an Insult to all and therefore a breach of etiquette. This doesnt ap- -, ply Jyst to swim suits. The same sobering effect can be attained anytime you have 10 minutes to sit in your car and watch people go by It seems some have forgotten to think of how they Will look to others before they venture out. Betty Barnes will be available for manicures , pedicuies and facials your minor Cast Of 50 To Perform In Skyline High Drama You May Be The Birthday Child of the Week i am, 5 long enough. Then, if you still insist that everyprfe else does it, get busy and fill in or take away where needed. Try your best to look neat, trim 6nd attractive . . . and you will. Its as simple as that. Also, whether aloud or silent, your friends will thank you, husbands or boyfriends will thank you . . . and Ill thank you.. Bring te Bicycle safety will get a big boost Saturday, April 25, when members of the Holladay Lions Club will conduf bike safety and Inspection program at Crestview ElemenJ School. Activities are slated to begin at 10 The program will consist of a written examination for grade school bike riders, an obstacle course to test riding skill and an inspection of each bicycle for mechanical defects. Marcus L. Eddy, 4450 Holladay Boulevard, chairman of the Lions Club safety committee, said the plan Is conducted with the cooperation of the schools PTA. how . . consult Send your picture, with name, address and blrthdate to Toy Village and you're automatically a member of tbe Birthday Club. Each week Toy Village will select1 a Birthday Child of the Week. This lucky boy or girl will receive a free gift from Toy Village, and have their picture in the Rocky Mountain Review. YOUR Picture To TOY VILLAGE Today! it .L.I Bike Safety To Get Boost From Holladay Lions Club Let the propaganda go right by ladle?. Just have a good 'talk with yourselves. Get in front of a fulKlength mirror and evaluate in all directions. You wont need k fairy godmother to tell .you what is right or wrong, If youre)honest and look BIRTHDAY CLU I -- there are alternatives There are cullottes or wrap-a-rpuskirts that will give freedom and let be atractive. Now you these hard facts are not just for the huskier ladles. No, indeed Young girls and all women, regardless of age or weight, have some type of sportswear to shy away from. From the skinnier side, picture a pair of toothpick legs seeming to dangle from a pair of short, short The " o.twO matter two-pie- 34 - f1 A Sports clothing or casual wear is a wide field to cever in one session All the fashion magazines are full of the very latest temptations for our hours in the sun and shop windows are full of models in stunning playwear. Still, most of us have favorite summer fashions we know are right for our parti- cular mode of life. Notice. I said most of us. Anymore, it is not so much a matter of selecting favorable casual fashions as It Is wearing them for what they were Intended. ce Hen-writt- nd PLUS BONUS 500 lnclud-importan- x yii WsW. 1964 Tuesday, April 14, the Thunderbolt staff of Olympus High corsages, held its annual banquet in the Mrs. Virginia Thaxton, the home economics department staff faculty advisor, received of the school. a pen and pencil set from the After a catered, roast beefroup, in appreciation for her dinner, Dr. W. Harold Hand- - guidance, A folk singing group ley spoke to the group on the of conveying ones lng Dave Judd, Phil Tuckett, thoughts, both spoken and Lonnl Chlpmao, and Ron rlksen performed three numBeth Randell, this years bers flavored with a touch of then announced the back-hil- ls Tennessee. Honored guests present at appointments of Para Mitas as editor tn chief, and Sandra the dinner were Dr. and Mrs. Stout and Kathy Holt as coRichard G. Harper, and Mr. editors for the shcool year and Mrs. Marvin G. Thaxton. enticing sportswear is, there are still rules to be followed. No woman should risk her dignity and attractiveness under any circumstances! Yet, how many women do you see in stretch slacks or shorts who should even downtown doing grocery shopping never wear such articles out of their yards? It is most deplorable when we get to the point of thinking oh well, everyone else wears them, when we know Inside that something is not for us. As women, it is our duty to look as presentable and attractive as possible. Even a raving beauty is reduced to shambles by wearing the ridiculous. If you do not have the figure for tight slacks or shorts, either diet or exercise to achieve it or take an oath rtever to wear them except where they can be acceptable a picnic, gardening, etc. No ? S7h A few years ago, sports clothing was kept in its place. As suburbia beckoned and rules relaxed, casual fashions were seen almost everywhere. The labels sayingnever before five were dropped. Designers recognized the need for higher -- styled sportswear. Collections soorf became filled with clothing functionally -- - and fashionable -- - fit for a vast number of sports and specific occasions. As this happened, fine as it turned out to be, much good sense quickly went with the . winds. . . but there are rules ' ' MAIN OFFICE - 420 BOSTON BUILDING BRANCH OFFICES: 388 E. First So., 1082 E.21st 4792 SOUTH STATE STREET, MURRAY it. attire for the sun tmasters originally scheduled for April 18, at Tracy Wigwam. 5mf 1 We are about to begin a grand time of the year. Almost everyone loves summer with its endless occasions of something to do outdoors I Whether your favorite pastime is gardening, swimming, tennis or Just loafing on the patio, the right light clothing will help you have a more enjoyable time. Youll want to be comfortable as well as look cool and crisp. new date has been set for the postponed show and do training course for Scou- CONSULT AN EYE PHYSICIAN (M.D.) FOR EYE EXAMINATION . - M Forrest ' Hs FiultUW A TV Vicki -- '65. Beth and other the Olsen, - then presented the girls with or v or, Scout Course 1 10 P M By PAM MIT AS us director of bands and chairman, Music Education Area, University of Utah will conduct the High School Clinic Band June 1 through June 12, 6 to 10 P.M. Dr Stoll graduated HDWE. & 10 Dr. & Fashion Show of Horn Decor sponsored by ZCMI will be held jytfthe Cottonwood Mall Auditorium Thursday April 23, 7:30 P.M. 9 Thunderbolt Staffers Attend Annual Banquet 6 A with 1 Hub Off Of Home Decor Summer Clinics High Olympus Cottonwood Village Phone: 278-126- 3 cast of over members has been selected at Skyline production of Peer Gynt; a delightful 50 High School for the fantasy, to be presented May 7, 8 and 9 in the school auditorium. Rehearsals have been underway with Greg Jarrard, Dwight Jeppson, Kay Limberg, and Jean Hall assigned to the four lead parts. Director at thplay is Sid Perkes from the speech and drama department at Skyline. Business manager is Mrs. Aty . Clyd, English department. Peer Gynt is the romantic tale of a young man who is in search of himself. A well known oralotj is $ie onion speech, In which he likens himself to an onion. Curtain time will be promptly at 8:30 p.m. Tickets, under the auspices of the PTA, will be afallable at the door. and 44 TAPES CLASSICAL O POP JAZZ O FOLK LARGEST SELECTION - YOUR BEST BUYS ARE AT iMRg 4 ! |