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Show Page THE 22 TIMES Not. LEADER-GARLAN- 'Sip HM) "This group is as contemporary as tomorrow. It bridges that n 'generation gap' as few, if any other performers can," was the Syracuse Herald-Journal- 's review of the international educational program "Up With People" casts which have been sweeping the nation. Some 450 young people in five "Up With People" casts will be reaching out and across the USA performing in over 400 communities in 35 states. Additional casts will tour Canada, Latin America and Europe. Their travels will bring them to the Bear River Valley on November 26 in a performance at the Bear River High School at 8 p.m. The two-homusical presentation provides the framework for a unique, effective, intercultural, educational experience for all involved, including the audience. Two featured songs which celebrate the importance and equality of people, "The Up With People Theme" and thought provoking "What Color Is God's Skin" return with great emphasis in this well-know- show. year's The presentation features original arrangements, a series of medleys; one of which features global folk heritage from such diverse lands as Venezuela, Ireland, and Belgium. "The Farm House," inspired by "Up With People's" 23 city tour of Yugoslavia last spring, mirrors discovery of unexpected treasure in the lives of a peasant community. Audience is invited to throw a block party in a featured song which salutes the vast ethnic diversity of America, "Good-Tim- e Neighborhood Band." d Years and Just A "Two-hundre- 18, 1S7I PpS' Baby" pays tribute to the Bicentennial year from it's infancy to today. Other musical collections profile American musical taste from historic spirituals to the contemporary stylings of John Denver and Elton John. "Up With People" provides entertainment for the entire family, appealing to all ages. "Up With People" is an independent, nonprofit, educational organization which has become known around the world through the international casts of the "Up With People" show. Within the structure of these musical productions, produced and staged solely by "Up With People," the company seeks to provide young men and women with a unique and effective educational experience. This organization gives young people of all nationalities the opportunity to work together and travel throughout the nations to experience all facets of American life. Their musical talents strive to bring unity to all. The "Up With People" casts have performed in cities both large and small, college campuses, corporate headquarters, hospitals, orphanages and prisons throughout the world. Several cities in Utah have been scheduled in their current tour as eight Up With People casts travel through America. Upon their brief stay in the Bear River valley, the cast of 90 will seek lodging in homes throughout the area. Anyone who can provide housing for members of the "Up With People" cast Nov. 26 and 27 are asked to contact the Leader Office. Looking For Hobby ? Gal Has Answer Looking for a good indoor hcbby this winter? Mrs. Doug Allred of Garland just may have that nice warm comfortable project that you have been looking for. Mrs. Allred has owned and managed the Pottery Hut on Garland's Main Street for over four years. Their interest however dates back some seven years when the Allreds lived at the Dugway Army Base. It was at the hobby center there that the Allreds were first introduced to ceramics. Mrs. Allred took some classes and has been hooked ever since. Now with her own classes Mrs. Allred has about 70 women enrolled in her free school of ceramics. She has day classes and two night classes. The classes are loosely structured and students come in and out during the class periods. "There are no tests and nobody flunks," laughed Mrs. Allred. Indeed, The Leader-- Garland Times Presents Often, the question v o nn 8:00 p.m. in it of whether a high school student buys a car is largely up to the parents. They are the notes. And ones who n they are the ones who are called upon for short-tergasoline loans, etc. That means parents are in a strong negotiating position. They should use that position to assure that a car doesn't destroy their child's grades or his life. . co-sig- m Audience Participation Is Their Goal! The "Up With People" Show it a kaleidoscope of original and contemporary music and dancing, including American and international folklore. Representative of the many cultures and nationalities which make up America, students from many countries and all 50 states will perform in the show. Up With People" Performed At The v C Junior Wants I A Car Bear River High Auditorium hMm o, the Friday, Nov. 26 Alton- activ-ities-an- d pottery shop," she chuckled. Mrs. Allred believes in family projects so, of course she has the whole family pitching in to help out, Her husband and son pour the molds while her daughter, . Vicki Rhodes, helps out in the shop with the students. Vicki has also won the top award in ceramics at Poca-tellIdaho, a couple of years ago. She won the Freddy award on her first piece that she had ever glazed. Now they enter shows around .Salt Lake, Ogden and Pocatello. With almost a thousand molds at the shop, the two male members get plenty of exercise pouring them. "We have lamp bases to salt shakers," said Mrs. Allred. students seemed to be having fun except for the prob- The VERONA Mediterranean styled full base .G4548DEP console. Concealed casters. 2 diagonal Zenith 100 Solid- state Chromacolor II. Energy-savinTitan 300V Chassis with patented power bentry Voltage Regulating System. Brilliant Lhromacolor Picture Tube. Solid-Stat- e Super Video Range UHF Channel SelecTuning System. Synchromatic tor. Chromatic Tuning. 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Authorities have suggested that good students can become less than enthusiastic about school work after they get cars. Most high school students who have cars must also pay for them. This usually means getting a job, which may pull the student away from valuable school cut down time available for homework. On the other hand, it can be argued that youths who assume the obligation of making monthly payments are learning a valuable lesson in responsibility. But making payments is not the only element of responsibility in car ownership. Even though a teenager may be ready to accept the burden of making car payments on time, he or she may be entirely too casual about speed laws, "dragging State" or accepting challenges for a fatal race down a canyon. Usually, girl drivers are less daring than boys. Ask any insurance agent. By Daryl McCarty th matter. It's this thing about getting a car. Courses that teach high One-butto- n mm . uxt Vo s o g O jyfi " (- - W 4. O & - Palace Club Westernaires The CALUMET G1360W 12" specially designed for AGBattery operation Oper?e, normal house current AC), or 12V DC autn auto adapter cord that plugs into cigare te solid-stat100 TV chassis slides iof servicing. Simulated Walnut finish with detachahil around sunshield and earphone. e mile west of Tremonton Phone 257-797- 6 Admiition: liS2 Uni-Pan- Adults 0 $3.50 5 ,!,! The TV that plays In your car, boat, t g jtatYV) or trailer Lay-a-wa- 1 II S , :Tmm. "Up With People" celebrates the diversity, promise and human spirit of this nation. Casts of the Up With People show are touring America, performing in big cities and small cities, in civic centers and parks, in stadiums, schools, theatres, city streets and hundreds of other places.. .reaching out to people everywhere! 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