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Show The Park Record Section B Thursday, May 26, 1994 D Page B15 KUER to hold vintage vinyl fund-raiser Public radio station, KUER FM 90, has been collecting classical and jazz recordings for over 30 years, and for the first time ever, 6,000 recordings from the station's music library will be sold to the public at "Vintage Vinyl," a used record sale. The sale will be held on Saturday, June 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Eccles Broadcast Center (10 Wasatch Drive). In addition to the classical and jazz records from the station's library, a wide assortment of donated records, and some CDs, will also be sold to the public. All records will be sold for $2 each and the proceeds will benefit KUER. "There's something for everyone, from Bach to the The life of On August 2, 1940, a French military court sentenced Charles de Gaulle to death, deprivation of military rank, and confiscation of property. It was only one of many watersheds in the tumultuous career of Jhe architect of France's Fifth Republic. De Gaulle's life and legacy are profiled in a three-hour documentary, De Gaulle and France, airing Wednesday, June 1 at 7 p.m., as part of KUED- Channel 7's month-long observance of the 50th anniversary of D-Day. The program brings the charismatic figure of de Gaulle to life by combining archival footage and interviews with some of those whose lives intersected with the Entries due 'Jhe Springville Museum of Art announces a call for entry to the 21st Annual National Quilt Show to be held at the museum June 4 through July 23. Entries will be accepted at the museum from Wednesday, MaythroughiI(. Saturday, May 28. This exhibit, co-sponsored co-sponsored by the Utah Quilt Guild, win be on display from June 4 until July 23. A reception for all individuals who submitted quilts, museum members and volunteers, Fantasy play $ The Westminster Players present The Baltimore Waltz, an A.I.D.S. fantasy by Paula Vogel, as a tnetit tor the Utah A.I.U.S. pundation May 27-29, in lunemaker Place on the jfestminster College campus, 1840 Sputh 1300 East. Curtain is 8 p.m. fid donations will be accepted at Be door. For information and Arthritis Foundation to hold fund-raiser j The Arthritis Foundation will fapst the eighth annual "Cabaret" Ifynd-raising event on Saturday, Jfcne 4. This event will be held at titFort Douglas Country Club in Salt Lake City from 7 to 11:30 p.m. "Cabaret'' will feature a live and s)lent auction, casino-style games, dancing, and live musical Entertainment by the local band i i BAPIGKOK 6 aim? (to (Ite tisariUfe frim fRmmst o QdMnQ) o (jfcnnpto ,00000 o O , o o 2 Beatles,' said Lisa Sewell, KUER's membership director. Sewell has spent the past few weeks sorting the records into a variety of categories including classical, rock, jazz, folk, and many others. After sorting through the tons of records, Sewell is convinced that music lovers and collectors alike are in for some incredible finds at the sale, including many rare and out-of-print records. About 60 percent of the vinyl falls into the classical category, from serious pieces to silly recordings like "Dinner Music," which claims, "delicious food and gay music are inseparable companions of good living." And there are plenty of curiosities, too, like "The de Gaulle great military officer, writer, and statesman. De Gaulle and France moves chronologically through de Gaulle's life, looking at his meteoric rise to power and his years in and out of office, ending with his death in 1970. The program also explores broader themes that shed light on this period, including the possibilities and limits of democratic leadership, and the impact of postwar social change on French society. "Through programs like De Gaulle and France, KUED hopes to open windows to other cultures, broadening the horizons of all Americans," said Fred Esplin, general manager of KUED- "Life for annual and members of the Utah Valley Quilt Guild will be held Saturday, June 4 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The show captures the art of quiltmaking in a variety of styles and methods ranging from , ,,.( traditional to imaginative non- ;V ! traditional styles. Jurors for the "" ' show are Annette Morton Braken, Tamara Boren and Sarah Thompson Colby. Awards totalling $600 will be benefits AIDS reservations call 4884261. Paula Vogel's play presents a unique portrayal of love and adventure as a brother and sister, one of whom has a fatal disease, travel through Europe in search of a cure. A mixture of movie kitsch, erotic jokes, and medical mumbo jumbo, the tale spins in a dizzying pace until is falls back into sterile Hardly Workin.' Guests will also enjoy a buffet, hors d'oeuvres and beverages. The cost is $40 per person; patron tables (seats 10) may be reserved for $400. Ticket cost will cover admission to the event, the food buffet and entertainment All proceeds from "Cabaret" will benefit the 240,000 Utahns with arthritis. . M (ttUHKKV S3 Humpback Whales Do The ' Classics," which combines the soothing pleasures of classical music with the voices of the Humpback whales, and, "Baseball Series: Yogi Berra," a Columbia record which teaches the art of catching. There are also some priceless covers capturing the aesthetics of their time, from a bearded gentleman wearing a bathing cap to plenty of bright orange hues from the '70s. Sewell got the idea for a vinyl sale from another public radio station in Massachusetts, which raised $20,000 from a similar event last year. She said she also liked a fund-raiser that dealt with records, since "that's what we've been about for years." subject of KUED film long learning is our bottom line." The documentary begins with de Gaulle being sentenced to death for treason. After the surrender of France to German forces in 1940, de Gaulle refused to accept the terms of armistice with Germany and rallied his countrymen to the cause of free France. Defying history and his country's laws to set up a government-in-exile in London, de Gaulle and the Free French gradually gained legitimacy and strength, culminating in the liberation of Paris in August, 1944. Yet, de Gaulle abruptly resigned from the new government For 12 years de Gaulle was out of the political arena, writing his memoirs and consolidating his philosophy and vision. After the Springville given in the following categories: Large Quilt $100; Small Quilt $100; Traditional Style $100; Non-traditional Non-traditional Style $100; Master's Division $100, Machine Quilting $50 and People's Choice $50. The Master's Division is new this year and is a category for quilters who have been awarded Best in Show in any major quilt show.' The People's Choice is based on votes cast by museum visitors and is awarded at the end of the exhibit Foundation reality where Anna's fight to keep her brother's spirit alive meets defeat Directed by Westminster Theatre Professor Tamara Compton, the three-person cast features Westminster College students Brian Pilling, Jerry Rapier and Amy Spafford as Anna, the sister. For more information about "Cabaret," please contact the Arthritis Foundation at 486-4993 or toll-free at 1-800-444-4993. The mission of the Arthritis Foundation is to support research to find the cure for and prevention of arthritis, and to improve the quality of life for those affected by arthritis. THAI on main DO0O04 Discussing the nostalgic value of vinyl records, Sewell said, "There are plenty of music lovers who prefer vinyl over compact discs and who are looking for the opportunity to add to their collections." "And," she laughed, "I'm sure that some of these records are not and will never be available on CD." If you're a die-hard collector hoping to get "first dibs" on the treasures by calling the radio station for a sneak peek, forget it, Sewell said. "We've already had some requests, but everyone will just have to wait until Saturday, June 11. It's only fair." "Vintage Vinyl" is sponsored by Raspberry Records with additional support provided by Dixon Paper Stores. bitter crisis that erupted over the Algerian War, when it seemed that France, as well as the French Empire, might be torn apart, de Gaulle returned lo power, resolved the national crisis and in doing so created the Fifth Republic, reshaping France. The last third of the program depicts de Gaulle's years as a "republican monarch." Finally able to devote himself to promoting his vision of France's role in the world, de Gaulle advocated policies that some called heroic, and others branded as contradictory and inflammatory. The program concludes with an examination of the pressures for social change within France that ultimately led to de Gaulle's retirement. quilt show Quilts in the Salt Lake Area can be taken any time before Friday, May 27 to the following quilt shops for pick up: Mormon Handicraft, Quilts, Quilts, Quilts, etc. and Gentler Times. 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