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Show Orem-Geneva Times Wednesday, April 4, 1990 Page 5 Matthew Harding to serve in Philippines Elder Matthew Gordon Harding Hard-ing has been called to serve in the Philippines Bacolod Mission. He will speak at a farewell to be held Sunday, April 8, at 1 p.m. in the new Timp Park 6th Ward chapel, 950 North 300 East, Orem. Also serving missions in the Harding family are Matthew's brother Andrew, who is servingin the Australia Brisbane Mission, and his grandparents, Ward and Gerry Gordon of Springville, who are serving the California Anaheim Mission, as well as several of his cousins. Matthew is the son of Douglas and Linda Harding. He is a graduate of Orem High School. Jason Dodge homecoming : Elder Jason Dodge has returned from the Ventura California-Spanish Speaking Mission. He will report on Sunday, Sun-day, April 15, at 11 a.m. in the Lakeview Stake Center, 1850 S. 400 W., Orem. Elder Dodge's mission mis-sion was extended for two months when he was assistant to President Presi-dent Oswald. Friends may visit Jason at his home after 5 p.m. at 219 W. 1880 S. He is the son of Martin and Charlotte Dodge. Calendar THURSDAY, .. i Songwriters, snowcase at i f-"'-" r 77." Recital Hall, Harris Fine Arts Center. BYU composition . 1 .JAnAA AAmmnn in t.hA mil SIC students will simulate an expeiicuw - ------ publishing industry. Admission is free. A showcase isj 1 tradi-r. tradi-r. . 0 , v nnunt ann an to Deers ana tionai event wnere suiigwn" . . mi 1 recording executives, me b iuu" -. -r- ing for new talent. It will be a very enjoyable performance says non oimpson, diu muni. ArnlL. . n The annual women s wuieicu -r j more than 40 lectures, workshops, discussions and performances under the title , "The : Power Within: To See Life Steadily and See It Whole." Registration jat BYU conferences j r-i.i 1 ka Uorman Rmldine. 378-7685. ana vv urivsiiuijo, "u"u (UlimY I I II , - . . . . v.. iT.inwgitv Tlpnartment of f muwc w u f sounds ol old-time ciassico nu Chorus and Wind Symphony concert at the university. t Jroun for XNew musii;, S,rSf,lHXlHn.ArUCtar. :.-iu ij.TTi. in me iiuukii Admission is free. ADHII CarolLynnPearson's-MotherWovetheMorning,-at7:30 Pm- I .. . o.L1 at Lakeridge Jr. rugn ochwi final showings. TiiccnAY New Music by Dan Carter Stake Center, 5UU N. lw VVn-ThArformance -The Tree of Life." and The Bread of Life. The performance Ue BmBgmficent custom built trakker organ. No children under 6, please. the Harris Fine Arts Center, 378 BYU voice faculty mem I Orem couple called to Texas mission Elder and Sister Harvard and Phyllis Jensen of Orem have been called to serve as Leadership Missionaries Mis-sionaries in the Texas Dallas Mission. Mis-sion. They will enter the Missionary Mission-ary Training Center on April 11. A farewell testimonial will be held in the Hillcrest 1st Ward Chapel, 800 East and 1450 South, Orem, on Easter Sunday, April 15, at 9 a.m. All friends and relatives rela-tives are invited to attend. Jason Melton participates in REFORGER Spec. R. Jason Melton has participated in the NATO-sponsored exercise, Return of Forces to Germany '90 (REFORGER). The exercise is designed to test and evaluate plans and support sup-port agreements between military and civilian agencies on both sides of the Atlantic. REFORGER also tests W. Germany's ability to support deploying forces and the ability of European-based units to quickly link reinforcing units with their pre-positioned equipment. Melton is a cavalry scout with the 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hoot, Texas. He is the son of Ron C. and Nancy Melton of 1055 West 180 North, Orem. The specialist is a 1987 graduate of Mountain View High School. Orem High band concert Orem High's band will hold their annual send-off concert on Monday, April 9, at 7:30 p.m. in the Orem High School Auditorium. All students and families are welcome and encouraged to attend. at-tend. APRIL 5 PI. on . tn iVio MndsATi .0- - affvoM- mihlmnfirfl IOOK- O-o ,. . HVTT will nresent AKH L D to the w.B f.horuf. Women's - 'ZL'r combine for a first-ever pops ,.tinn of RriAam - , . - h- -JUnri,im 9R2 S. 400 W. o. . n APR L 10 will be premiered in a free prtrnmlc Steel - 7444. , . - " rnTr, the Madsen MAUREEN EASTWOOD Orem Hospital honors top employee Maureen Eastwood was recently honored as the employee of the year for 1989 at Orem Community Com-munity Hospital. Recipients of this annual award are selected by hospital employees. Eastwood, an operating room technician, has worked at OCH for three and one-half years. Eastwood was born and reared in England, where she at-- at-- tended school to become a registered nurse. Traveling with her husband, she lived for 11 years in Zambia, Africa; 11 years in Australia, and has lived in the United States for 9 years. Working Work-ing as a nurse, she lived far from town in Zambia where conditions were very primitive. In Australia, she also worked as a nurse and spent a great deal of time in undeveloped un-developed parts of the county. Speaking about her position at OCH, Eastwood said, "I like working at OCH because it's like a family to me. The people I work with really make the job." Eastwood has three children and four grandchildren. The word rabies comes from the Latin and means rage or fury. No one in Utah County is more committed to lending remodel, construction and home mortgage money than Deseret Bank. Nobody! If you're ready to remodel your existing home... If you're ready to build a new home... Or 'if you're buying a home and need a long-term mortgage... Wehave'moneytolend. Or, if you'd like to use the equity in your home to secure a loan tor any other worthwhile purpose, we'd ill Phone or visit any office of Deseret Bank. Tell us you're ready for home financing. And watch us get busy arranging the helpyounecJ. xjpius I J LENDER Tabernacle Choir to Easter special April World-renowned soprano Dame Kiri Te Kanawa joins the Mormon Tabernacle Cnoir and the Utah Symphony conducted by Julius Rudel for a unique Easter special of classical and popular favorites that will air Friday, April 13, at 10 p.m. est on PBS. "The Mormon Tabernacle Choir: An Easter Gift of Music," produced for PBS by KUEDSalt Lake City, was video taped during a live concert in the Mormon Mor-mon Tabernacle on the historic Temple Square in Salt Lake City. London Decca Records last Christmas released a recording of the concert. The hour-long PBS special, which will be offered to PBS stations sta-tions each Easter through 1993, features select pieces from the concert. With selections from the finest of classical opera along with popular favorites, the program pro-gram appeals not only to the true aficionado of opera, but to a broader audience of music lovers everywhere. The gifted international soprano alternates with and joins the choir in a program of sacred, operatic, and musical theatre selections with emphasis on the inspirational. Among those included are: Gounod's "Oh Divine Redeemer;" the Bach-Gounod "Ave Marie;" the Hallelujah Chorus from beethoven's "Mount of Olives;" the overture to Verdi's "La Forza del Destino;" and the Easter Hymn from "Cavaleria Rus-ticana" Rus-ticana" by Mascagni. Also featured fea-tured are: Rodgers' and Hammerstein's "Climb Every Mountain" and "You'll Never Walk Alone;" the Pilgrim's Chorus from Wagner's "Tan-nhauser;" "Tan-nhauser;" Mendelssohn's "On Wings of Song;" Franck's "Psalm 150;" and Sir Henry Bishop's "Home, Sweet Home." One of the most acclaimed sopranos in the world today, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa made her debut at Covent Garden in 1970. On Dec. 1, 1979, she gained instant in-stant international stardom and conquered the opera world when she sang countess Almaviva in the new production of "Le Nozze di Figaro" at Covent Garden. Deseret Bank iiuii"imn'"ii! P 'i s ' DAME KIRI Since then Dame Kiri has been a leading star of Covent Garden and the Metropolitan Opera. She is equally renowned in recital, with orchestra and on recordings, film and television. The Utah Symphony Orchestra, Or-chestra, designated as one of the nation's major orchestras by the American Symphony Orchestra League, gives some 250 performances perfor-mances annually throughout Utah and the West. Julius Rudel, best known as head of the New York City Opera from 1956-78, was guest conductor conduc-tor for "The Easter Gift of Music." The former music director of the Buffalo Philharmonic and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., Rudel has been a regular liitiii llftfllft iitfttptfp First We're all behind you. 1 present 13th TE KANAWA guest conductor of Hamburg and Paris Operas, Covent Garden, Munich Opera, and the Metropolitan Opera. ODD UNGTHS SECONDS (Pipe, Tube, Flats, Angles, Etc) NATIONAL 8 T EEL TUBE OISIKIBU'ORS I N C O K O T E O 126 North 1330 West, Orem 224-6783 do this! And all around you. STEEL Takahashi will present a rrfC,ir Aecomoanvine Recital Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center. Accompanying SSduo will be Mack Wilberg on piano. Admission is free. strieS Madsfn Recital Ha . Hams LFme Arte (nter Free Provo 460 W. 800 N. 375-7700 Lindon American Fork Utah Deseret Mortgage Corp 144 S. State 207 E. Main 140 W. 800 N. 785-7508 756-3561 Orem 2245040 Pleasant Grove Lehl 66 S. Main 99 W. Main 785-3521 768 8444 . , Orem 140 W. 800 N. 2257215 Union. |