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Show Page Two - The Springville Herald - August 24, 1978 Musettes plan opening social ; The annual Musette opening social, consisting of a dinner- business meeting, has been planned for August 31 at 6 p.m. in the civic Center. The Mussettes are beginning their new year under the direction of Helene Davis as president; Jeanine Salisbury, vice president; Afton Palfreyman, secretary; Katherine Bowman, treasurer; Pat Jensen, historian and Shauna Patrick, reporter. Amoung the events planned by the group this year are several trips. One will be to Ogden where they will perform with Ricky Tanner-professional Tanner-professional vocalist who performed with them in last year's Christmas concert. Another trip will be to St. George where the Mussettes will present a Saturday night community com-munity concert. On their return trip from St. George, they may stop in Fillmore to perform in a sacrament meeting if all necessary arrangements can be made. The Musettes are looking forward to a successful year as they give community service to this area! i Helene Davis WED It SA1 MAT ONIY tVININOS I 100 V'Hi 10 7 SHOW 8:30 HELD OVERI 4TH BIG WEEKI v r s- WALT DISNEY productions- mrnrrnrwiVDffi Jjfi, ADVENTURES I 1 FRIDAY of frUJQAQlJl Coloratura to perform Anna Bjarnson, 25-year-old coloratura soprano has been thrilling audiences in southern California and southern Utah with her performances per-formances and she will appear at the Provo Tabernacle in a special concert Wednesday, August 30 at 8 p.m. Her accompanist will be Mack Wilberg of International In-ternational Piano Festival fame. Anna's brother, Donald Eric Bjarnson of Payson, will perform as a guest soloist. They will also sing some classic duets together. They have been called the "Donnie and Marie" of classical singing. Anna has been a student of singing and the performing arts under Margaret Woodward at BYU. This summer she starred as Lucia in "Lucia De Lam-mermoor" Lam-mermoor" in San Diego's Opera Under the Stars. Anna continues to study with Woodward while planning to study music in Vienna this fall. Anna Bjarnson is a .descendant ofthe Icelanders who settled in Spanish Fork. Library meeting slated Utahns will have the chance to tell what they expect from their local libraries during a conference con-ference on library, school media centers and information in-formation services in April. A Utah Governor's Conference on Library and Information services will be held April 9, 10 and 11 in Salt Lake City with more than 100 delegates expected from around the state, according to Russell M. Davis, state librarian and chairman of the advisory council for the conference. This week at BYU The huge bock Y on the mountain above the Brigham Young University campus will receive a coating of Gunite in about two weeks to keep it from crumbling and to heip prevent erosion Fred Schwendiman, BYU assistant vice-president in charge of the physical plant, said Friday that the Forest Service and BYU had agreed that something had to be done to prevent erosion on the face of the mountain. , "About 300 students with shovels will be needed Sept. 2 to make erosion bars in preparation for the coating of Gunite, "Mr. Schwendiman said. "The project will probably take two Saturdays for the students and BYU crewmen to complete." Instrumental musicians joining the Cougar Band at Brigham Young Unerversity this fall may wear out a pair of shoes and a suitcase as they travel for performances per-formances in the western United States, Hawaii and Japan. Dr. Daniel F. Bachelder, now in his second year as Couger Band director, said the band needs approximately ap-proximately 200 new members to report to the annual preseason leadership week clinic beginning Tuesday, Aug. 29, at 8 a.m. All interested students should attend the meeting in the Madsen Recital Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center. They should bring their instruments for four days of prelimanary rehearsals. "During those four days, students will learn some leadership techniques, rehearse a variety of music and begin marching practice at the stadium parking lot," the director said. The band will have one of its busiest schedules ever, performing at eight of the 12 football games on the Cougars' schedule and culminating with a trip to Hawaii and Japan, the first such overseas trip for the band. The 160-piece band will open the season at the BYU-Colorado State game Sept. 23 which will be regionally televised. The following week he band will sponsor its first annual high school marching band competition, replacing former Band Night, as its sponsored activity. For Homecoming Oct. 7 against Utah State, the band will perform a special half-time with the BYU International Folk Dancers who returned in late August from their 14th summer tour of Europe. On Oct. 14, the band will take its first trip of the year to Eugene, Ore., where the Cougars play the University of Oregon. A small group of Folk Dancers will accompany the band for the half-time show. After three consecutive games at home, the band has been invited to participate in the half time of the BYU-University of Utah game in Salt Lake City. For Thanksgiving weekend, the band will travel to Honolulu for the BYU- University of Hawaii game, then on to Japan the next week for a performance at the BYU-University of Nevada Las Vegas game. "If the Cougars win the WAC championship, the band will be happy to take one more trip- and that's to San Diego for the first annual Holiday Bowl where the WAC champ will host a onally-ranked team," Dr. Bachelder said. After the Christmas holidays, the band will perform per-form at all the home basketball games. The Cougar Band has a style of its own and is rated as one of the top marching bands in the united States. The versatile group has played for everything from the usual football and basketball games to tennis matches and baseball games. The band also marched mar-ched in a Presidential Inaugural Parade in Washington, D.C., and at the Fiesta Bowl. Dr. Bachelder, assisted by James Brahue, puts the band through about two hours of music rehearsals of marching each day. Students receive one credit hour for the class. RADIO flfi AND THE MANN THEATRES FOX 374-5525 1230 233 NORTH WE$rJJ PRESENT FREE BACK TO SCHOOL MOVIES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AUG. 25th and 26th AMERICA'S KIOER ONE HERO! i'V - Itl: mm i n MIKE HENRY JAN MURRW hmkmt wctu mmuvWwocotw I FRI. AUG. 25 PANAVISI0N TtCHNKOLON EI A boy who dreams of leaving civilization JlfySide ofthe fountain TEDDY ECCLES THEODORE BIK SAT. AUG. 26 (SHOWS AT 11:00 and -Wmm. MANN THEATRES 1:00 1 U I FOX '555 SB"V. "STEM TO RFTH " 374 5525 JlHIR TICKET L0CATI0! IS I Young adult dance slated Angela Cronquist and Gary Francis performed at the Utah County Fair last week and were double winners. They won trophies in the community junior division consisting of youth under age 16. CUP ' S 15 The tri-region young adults consisting of Springville, Payson and Spanish Fork regions will be holding a dance Friday, August 25 at 8:30 p.m. in the Salem stake center. Cost is $2 per person. Recently graduated seniors are invited as well as all young adults ages 18-26. Refreshments will be served. Astronauts are considered con-sidered the worst insurance in-surance risks. In the language of flowers, a white violet means "modesty." (( SHOW PRIVE-IH 419-5401 Sprlngillk 8:45 1 Angela Cronquist and Gary Francis were the winners of the Farm Bureau Talent Find and will represent Utah County at the State Fair. They also performed at Jedadiahs Chuck in Provo. i sun mive -m 1 ! i' THEATRE SHOW 8:30 EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT 'One of the freshest and more impressive films of this or any season. Williamson Puvhut Muyuiru- The delegates, many of them Utah residents who have no connection with libraries except as average users, will participate in conference discussions, Davis explained. ex-plained. Seven of the Utah delegates will be selected to attend the White House conference on the same subjects in October of 1979. In addition, regional meetings will be held throughout the state prior to the state conference in April. Purpose of the conferences con-ferences is to determine public need for libraries and information services. Topics will include the contribution libraries now make to the community and its residents and how libraries shold function as community resources, educational institutions and referrel centers. It was beautiful. "OUR WINNING SEASONL,SC0TTJAC0BY Songs PerM Cry DAVE 10GGHS Color tit MOVIELAB CtKEMA 77 FHH Released Ky MttHCMI MiWOUl WURfS PCpim6ucisucBsm) A NOW STORY WITH NOW MUSK! mil m i M I MXm .the movw coming at you al the ipeed of sound LINDA RONSTADTand JIMMY BUFFETT) CLEAVON LITTLE - MARTIN MULL-CASSIE YATES Steciilctnciii ipWUKISt) !:!(ti Mli STEELY DAN DD DOtBY STEBEO IpgIm mm vmm 21 They're young... They're in love... and they're insane! !MBiViII:?I!M;i v. I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O 9 jcx if n nAinnni m nnn n nnm Paysori's Beoutiful IIUISH Theatre OPEN 8 START 8:15 ONE WEEK AUG 23-29 AND MATINEE - 2 p.m. SAT. AUG 26th WALT DISNEY Productions' j the! UjalriW) Cuter Space Starring KEN BfcHRY. AND SANDY DUNCAN. TUE. LADIES NIT! Building A New dome? For Cable TV Service and better antenna anten-na reception ve suggest you have it prewired with coaxial cable. (A public service) Springville Cable TV 595 So. Main Springville, Utah 484-6372 O O o o o o o o o o 0 o 0 o o o o o o o o 0 o o 0 0 o o o o o o o o o o 0 0 o o o o o 0 WITH THESE GREAT COUPON OKCOUHTS WHERE THERE'S A LOT MORE THAN JUST HAMBURGERS ! I t 000000 I PROVOjjO W. 1230 N. 618 E. 300 S. I 197 N. 500 w71 OREM-1391 S. STATE j SPRINGVILLE - 380 SO. MAIN AM. FORK 211 E. STATE RD. I MIX or MATCH LIMIT 10 PER COUPON OMITS mK UJJ U REUSES OFFER EXCLUDES FRESH LIME OR LEMON Ea. (49 ea. without coupon) Coupon Expires August 31, 1978 r8 l L mm mm i BRING THIS COUPON IN AND BUY ANY ONE OF OUR DELUXE SANDWICHES WITH ANY SMALL FOUNTAIN DRINK AND THE FRIES ARE ON US (Reg. Order) CHOOSE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: Roast Beef Turkey (V Lb.) Ham 'n Cheese Del. 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