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Show Stance Summer Theatre opens "The Unsinkable MoUy Brown" GtmtontA Ghimimhi. rm a Sundance Summer Theatre an. nounces the opening of "The Unsinkable Un-sinkable Molly Brown" last Saturday, June 25. This popular Broadway musical features music and lyrics by Meredith Willson and book by Richard Morris. "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" is the true story of the heroic and humorous battles and victories of the indomitable lady from Hannibal, Missouri - Molly Tobin Brown. Lead-ville Lead-ville Johnny Brown is the man who falls in love with her and gives Molly her first dream-a shiny brass bed-as bed-as well as several fortunes, and a gold cigar-band wedding ring. The score includes songs like "I Ain't Down Yet," and "Colorado, My Home." The beautiful mountain setting of Sun Utah Symphony to perform It will be a nieht for thp ladies when pop conductor Newton Wayland comes to Orem July 7 to conduct the Utah Symphony in the SCERA Shell amphitheater-but men should be interested in-terested as well when the respected orchestra presents "Woman in Song," a tribute to women via music. The 8:30 p.m. concert is being sponsored by a grant from Geneva Steel, and tickets are available either at the SCERA Showhouse or at the gate. Admission is four dollars for adults and $.50 for children. The music will unfold with a variety of styles as varied as "Bess You is My Woman Now" from "Porgy and Bess" and "Sophisticated Ladies," a Duke Ellington medley. Also performing will be Irene and Christie Peery, award-winning Utah pianists. A new way to promo products at Utah State Fair told Where can Utah businesses publicize their products and services at a low cost, that will reach hundreds of thousands of people? The Utah State Fair is offering a new air-conditioned exhibit tent that will spotlight Utah businesses. "In past years, agriculture and industry have been the main highlight of the Fair," said Jackie Nokes, director of the Utah State Fair. "Utah is rich in the heritage of manufacturing, as well as agriculture," she added. The State Fair director wants to promote modern and innovative products pro-ducts and services from Utah, including in-cluding heavy equipment, high tech products, and clothing. Each booth measures 10' by 10'. The cost is $400. Pleasant Grove Rodeo Grounds One Day Only - 2:00 & 8:00 p.m. Pleasant Grove Kiwanis presents YOUR YOUNGSTERS SHOULD SEE AN OLD-STYLE AMERICAN CIRCUS rap tgjjgTTpff m) GENERAL ADMISSION - Adult 96.00; 1 1 & younger $4.00 if purchased before show day; on show day. adulta $7.00; 1 1 & younger $6.00. (Limited number of Preferred Seate. $1 .00 additional, aold only In the ig Top on Show Dev.) ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE NOW at all branches of Deseret Bank SMITH'S or any member of the PI. Grove Kiwanis dance enhances this nnnnlnp nnri an. during love story. Charles Metten will direct and Patrick Debenham will choreograph. This team was responsible for last year's highly successful production of "Annie" at Sundance. Metten, a professor pro-fessor of Theatre and Cinematic Arts at Brigham Young University, has most recently directed "The Rainmaker" Rain-maker" in the Pardoe Theatre. He is also the director of the Hill Cumorah Pageant for the LDS Church. Mr. Debenham has recently returned from a tour of South America with the BYU Dancers' Company of which he is artistic director. Debenham is also a member of Contemporary Danceworks, a Utah modern dance company. In speaking about "The Un The concert will reflect Wayland's eclectic background and include "The Secret of Suzanne" by Wolf-Ferrari, "Lady in Spain," "Wives and Lovers," a salute to Ethel Merman, "The Girl from Ipanema," "Whatever Lola Wants" from "Damn Yankees" and "Laura's Theme" from the movie "Dr. Zhivago." Wayland, a conductorcomposerarrangerpianist, conductorcom-poserarrangerpianist, went to the Boston Symphony Orchestra after attending at-tending Harvard and graduating from the New England Conservatory of Music. He became the orchestra's pianist and harpsichordist and later arranger and pianist for Arthur Fieldler at the Boston Pops. Following Follow-ing an opportunity to conduct the Boston Pops in 1977, hr began to conduct con-duct regularly throughout North "The Utah State Fair has been in existence to be a showcase for the multi-talented people of Utah," said Nokes. A booth in the State Fair provides pro-vides personal contact with potential customers and a greater possibility for more Dublic awareness. Max Thorne from Alpine After 37 years of service to the students of Alpine School District, E. Max Thorne is retiring this month. Presently the Maintenance Coor- ANNIVERSARY NEVER BEFORE SUCH A VAST ARRAY OF WORLD-RENOWNED CIRCUS MARVELS AND FEATURES IN ONE MIGHTY PROGRAM. HUGE ZOO AT NO EXTRA CHARGE sinkable Molly Brown," Charles Metten Met-ten refers to it as "A life-oriented, classic American musical." Jayne Luke will play Molly Brown. Ms. Luke was most recently seen as the Woman in "Death of a Salesman" at Pioneer Theatre Company. Com-pany. She has also played Doris in "Same Time, Next Year" and Diana Morales in "A Chorus Line." Russell Simmons will play Lead-ville Lead-ville Johnny Brown. Mr. Simmons worked at Sundance eight years ago under the direction of Dee Winterton. He has also appeared in "Room Service" Ser-vice" with Eddie Albert, "My Fair Lady" and toured the Far East with USO. at Shell America in such places as Minnesota, Canada, Michigan, Missouri, Maryland, Colorado, Texas, New York, Hawaii and Illinois. He is the principal pops conductor for both the Denver and Houston symphonies and is conductor of the Midwest Pops Orchestra. He records for Pro-Arts records and has three current releases on that label. Guitar stolen A resident of Village Apartments at 1600 S. 350 E., Orem, reported the theft of a guitar from his apartment Saturday sometime before 4 am. The owner told officers someone entered an open door and took the guitar which was propped next to him when he fell asleep on the couch. The State Fair runs from September 8-18 this years. For more information on becoming becom-ing a part of the commercial exhibits at the Utah State Fair, call Assistant Director Terry Corbell at 533-5858. retires District dinator for the district, Thorne began his career with the district in 1950 as a carpentry shop worker. In 1964, he was named Assistant Director of Maintenance and Operations, Opera-tions, an assignment he held until 1980 when he accepted the present position. posi-tion. In 1980, he received the USEA Outstanding Employee Award. Thorne has lived all of his life in Pleasant Grove, attending schools there through high school. FOR SALE Charming 4-level split with walk-out on 2 levels. Good location in Orem. Close to schools and church. 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 baths, 1900 sq. ft. on three levels plus garage and patio. Lrg. Lot $73,500. Call 225-2074 or work 225-1340, Ask for Roberta By appointment appoint-ment Only. Drive by 512 East 400 South, Orem. May4-tfn 1000 SUNBEDS, TON-INQ TON-INQ TABLES Sunal -WOLFF Tanning Beds SlenderQuest Passive Exercisers. Call for FREE Color Catalogue. Cata-logue. Save to 50, 1-800-228292. June29SP "STATEWIDE SPECIALS" Steel covered building kits. 24X24X10 $1847.00; 24X36X10 $2377.00; 24X48X10 $2907.00; 30X60X10 $4037.00; 40X60X10 $5018.00; Financing, Labor, Delivery, De-livery, other sizes . available. Free Color Brochure. 1-800-547-1714 June29SP A WONDERFUL FAMILY EXPERiENCEl European, Euro-pean, Scandinavian high school exchange students arriving in August. Become a host family for American Amer-ican intercultural student stu-dent exchange. Call 1-800-SIBLING June29SP 23 REGISTERED QUARTER HORSES FOR SALE FROM INTERMOUNTAIN AREA'S TOP QH-RANCHES: QH-RANCHES: Yearling. Yearl-ing. 2's, 3's, 4's, Brood Mares with babies, Fillies, Colt and Geldings. Logan River Ranch, 1170 West 10 South, Logan. 752-6930. June29SP MONEY PROBLEMS? ... Chapter 13 bankruptcy bankrupt-cy may be the answer. For free information in-formation call Embry & Associates, Attorneys, At-torneys, 1-756-3630. We also do estate and business planning. June29SP STOKERMAT1C SPRING CLEARANCE SALE, applies only to 1987 coal-Stokers remaining, remain-ing, HUGE DISCOUNTS., DIS-COUNTS., open to General Public also. WoodNatural Gas options, CALL NOW! Lila (801) 9724488. June29SP ALPINE COINS WANTED: Scrap gold, silver, diamonds, class rings, sterling silver, wedding sets, etc. We pay cash. Highest prices-paid in valley. Sell to the people pawn shops sell theirs to. ALPINE COINS Behind Arby's in Orem 225-7848 Jan6TFNB Coin-Laundry & Mini-Storage 17GOCSUIH 649 EAST SOUTH ORZM (last ef State Vk Meek) 226-0737 Alpine District maintenance coordinator plans retirement Donald K. Frazier has announced announc-ed his retirement from the Alpine t School District, effective this month. At present he serves as the Maintenance Coordinator for the district. Frazier came to the Alpine District in 1972 to work in the Maintenance Department. Before that time, he was Chief of Security for the University Mall in Orem. Prior to that position, he worked as a district supervisor of the 7-11 stores in Utah County. Frazier has been retired from the U.S. Air Force since 1969. There he received the Distinguished Flying - Cross, the Air Medal, and the Bronze Star. His enlistment included service in both Korea and Vietnam where he served as a gunner engineer and later as an Air Fields Supervisor. Dr. Harold Jacklin, Administrator Ad-ministrator of Facilities for the Alpine District, praised Frazier's work during dur-ing his 16 years with the district: "I have called on Don for hundreds of assignments during those years," he said, "many times in the middle of the night. Each task has been met with professionalism and enthusiasm. We will miss Don here in the district : his leadership, his ability to deal with people, and his maintenance skills." Don and his wife Elma reside in the Pleasant Grove area. They plan to make full use of their retirement in order to travel. Beautification Awards The Beautification Commission of the City of Orem wishes to recognize the follwoing as recipients of The Yard of the Week Award: Richard and Delores and Jessica Edwards, 873 E. 160 S. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hunt, 264 West Alta Vista Dr. Norm Miller, 190 S. Inglewood Wood and Sue Miller, 1942 South Laguna Vista Phyllis Sherwood, 827 West 500 North Helen Sykes, 643 N. 300 E. Bryan and Debbie Rohbock, 1163 West 600 North Arthur and Ruth Watkins, 907 East 200 North Recognized for the week of June 21 are the following recipients of The Yard of the Week Award: Roger and Carol Cook & family, 858 W. 630 N. Lee & Teddi Cornelius, 734 E. 30 N. Glen and Lasca Rose & family, 605 N. 900 W. Fred and Vella Shurtliff, 267 E. 500 N. AUCTION: New Castle, -Colorado-Construction, Welding Real Estate Liquidation July 9th-10 a.m.. 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FREE Open, Secured, Lighted, Light-ed, Storage with Unit. 785-2459 or 785-3018 June 8,15,22, 29P ROCKY fJJOUNTAIN VARPETCLEANERS STEAM hjuJ DRY HjX CLEAN 14 CLEAN any two rooms nytworooma COWIF InSlorl15 Orem-Geneva Times- July is vocal month on Temple Square This month, the Promised Valley Playhouse in association with the Temple Square Concert Series will sponsor the Second Annual International Interna-tional Summer Vocal School with free vocal recitals and other free concerts in the Assembly Hall on Temple Square. Performances this month will range from a Japanese opera singer to an Army band and from a Danish men's chorus to a clarinet soloist. The International Summer Vocal School was established to give American singers the opportunity to audition for and receive vocal training train-ing from world-renowned musicians. This year's curriculum will include lectures, master classes, and workshops in musical interpretation, vocal technique, language coaching and dramatics in both class and individual in-dividual workshops. Visiting masters include Elio Battaglia, Italy; Iain Burnside, United Kingdom; Jean Bus well, New Zealand; Joan Dornemann, New York; Myer Fred-, man, United KingdomAustralia; Peter Lockwood, Belgium; Emily Mair, United KingdomNew Zealand; Ralph Nordell, London; Raquel Adonaylo Peniazek, Philadelphia; Vera Rozsa, London; Loh Siew-Tuan, Siew-Tuan, ChinaMalaysiaLondon; and Miklos Szinetar, Hungary. Free evening concerts will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly Hall unless otherwise indicated. Tickets are not required and concerts last approximately ap-proximately one hour. Admission is limited to those 8 years of age and over. Three Gala Concerts will be presented by participants in the International Inter-national Summer Vocal School. The first concert is free with no tickets required re-quired and will be held Thursday, July Ju-ly 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly Hall. Friday and Saturday evenings, July 22 and 23 the concerts will be at 7 : 30 p.m. on the mainstage of Promised Promis-ed Valley Playhouse and tickets are $4. For information call 364-5696. Free brown-bag "lunch and listen" concerts will also be presented by participants in the International Summer Vocal School from 1 : 15 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. on the following dates: July 13,14,15,18,19,20,21, and 22 in the foyer of the Promised Valley Playhouse, 132 South State Street. The International Summer Vocal School welcomes nonparticipating observers. Fees are $5 per day or $40 for the series. Purchase of the $40 registration includes a complimentary complimen-tary ticket to one of the two Gala Concerts Con-certs held at Promised Valley .Playhouse. Friday, July 1 and Saturday, July 2 - Utah National Guard 23rd Army Band. Saturday, July 2 Jeff Manookian, composer and pianist Friday, July 8 - The Oratorio Society Socie-ty of Utah Saturday, July 9 - Robert Nakea, pianist Sunday, July 10 - Silkeborg, Denmark Men's Chorus Monday, July 11 - Loh Siew Tuan.Chinese-Malaysian soprano Tuesday, July 12 - Patricia Rozario, soprano "California Beach Con-do Con-do For Rent by Week. Furnished, sleeps 4 or 6 with Hot tub and pool. 30 miles north of San Diego. $800-$1200week. Call 619-729-6224. Jun29SP HELP WANTED GET PAID for reading books! $100.00 per title. Write: PASE-E890, 161 S. Lincoln way, N. Aurora, II 60542 Jun22Jull3P HIRING! Government jobs - your area. $15,000-$68,000. Call (602 ) 838-8885. Ext, 4131. Junel5,22,29P GARAGE SALE Furniture, Fur-niture, tables, chairs, lamps, sewing machines, tools, records, dishes, clothing, cloth-ing, jewelry and much more. Fri.-Sat., June 24-25, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m., 461 S. 800 E., Orem. Jun22B MONEY PROBLEMS? Chapter 13 bankruptcy bankrupt-cy may be the answer. For free information in-formation call Embry & Associates, Attorneys, At-torneys, 1-756-3630. We also do estate and business planning. June22SP UTAH PRESS Statewide Mft 1 Statewide classified ads in Utah's oomm unity newspaper allow you to place your ad In 38 newspapers throughout the state. One phone call Call our classified department and we wiu explain how the 1781801 works, help you write your ad, and place It In aU the association newspapers, One ad. We can deliver your ad to 170,000 homes In the Btata of Utah, Orem-Geneva Times 546 South Sate - Own 22S-1MO . -Wednesday June29, 1988 .Page 7 Wednesday, July 13 - Deidre Elliott, New Zealand mezzo soprano Thursday, July 14 - Paul Whelan, New Zealand born bass-baritone Friday, July 15 - Martina Bovet, Swiss born soprano Saturday, July 16 - Lucio Gallo, Italian baritone Monday, July 18 - Miyuki Morimoto, Japanese soprano Tuesday, July 19 - David Power, Utah baritone Wednesday, July 20 - Diana Walker, opera soprano Thursday, July 21 - Gala Concert Friday, July 22 - Gala Concert Saturday, July 23 - Gala Concert Tuesday, July 26 - John Fullam, clarinet soloist Friday, July 29 - The Elkhorn Music Festival Chamber Players Saturday, July 30, Seizo Azuma, pianist Students from Spain to arrive in valley High school students from Spain will be arriving in the Provo and Orem areas for a summer intensive language program during the first week in July, and are urgently in need of host families. According to local Pacific Inter-cultural Inter-cultural Exchange (PIE) Area Representative Lucille Starr, the students, all between the ages of 15 and 19, will be here for an eight-week program. They will be taking daily English language classes at Orem High School and participating with their host families in many activities. The students bring their own spending money, are fully insured, and are anxious to share their cultural experiences ex-periences with their new American families. PIE is a non-profit educational organization that brings students into in-to the United States from 16 countries to live with American families for programs ranging between three weeks and a full academic year. Pacific Intercultural Exchange staff bring student files to prospective host families for an informal interview inter-view and match students and families according to many lifestyle variables. Interested volunteer families may contact the United Way volunteer Center at 374-8108. Other community volunteer opportunities include: , English-as-a-Second Language program - volunteers willing to spend one or two hours each week in the evenings helping a refugee learn English. Boys' and Girls' Club - needs volunteers who can help teach photography and woodshop to youth. AKC 6-week-old Golden Gold-en rtotrtevar Puppies. Very intelligent and excellent disposition. They are an ideal family and hunting dog. Have shots. $75.00 Call 224-0745 June29-July6P CARPET MENDERSi Seamtear repair; Re-stretching; Burn repair; Pad replacement. replace-ment. 224-6810 May25-June22B FOR SALE DESK, ' TRAILER, QUILTS. Call 224-1996 around 9 a.m. or 6 p.m. June29p ASSOCIATION Why should you tap into the Statewide Classified Pipeline? Classified Ads One way. The way to cover the Stale of Utah la with a statewide classified ad ... It Is so easyl 88 words 189. For additional words over the basic 25, the additional charge per word Is 3.00. CALL TOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER 4' i |