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Show SETT. SUNDAY, SA Sunday Herald v rn ' , i Music, Art, Drama She announced rules for the duration If the work involves follows: movements or sections, specific 'movements or sections should either be must ; nd said tiL ers contest Vesidenu of Utah Valley or work' be indicated involving 10 min- .AMRAPiti n wail i possiD;e thy 78iiey on a full or part-- utes pe&rmance ume. All 4. entries should be sub-b selecteo for performance oy time basis. mmea of fall be cy should Apru w, iso. tntnes Compositions the orchestra in a special involv-- : shall d returned after the sel- nature a wo-7tne i season, symphonic concert in mc wumuuiicc. Cornelia iadsen, ing eider the entire orcnes etuun of Prize monies will be awarded Val- - tra orchestrsj the or said Utah the strinj chairman, if desired), jon the following basis: First ley Symphony is posting prizes' (plus seated winds, 3. work prize $150; Second prize $100; The the 100 unpublished for and J50 top of $150 Third prize; $50. compositions, should be of about 10 minutes three Utah Valley Saturday announced The I 3 Provo Artist Has Exhibit KEEP TREES School and lives in Midvale. Olsen has exhibited widely in Utah and throughout the United States, End has work in numer ous pulli'.' and private art col lections. He is represented in the Permanent Collection of the Salt Lake Art Center. AWAY One thing to watch in planting a new tree is placing it too near water and sewer pipes, ."septic systems and underground and overhead utiity lines. - UTAH'S "compos- - contest . a iwiiuinii t- t contest acceptable ty t Svmphonyl - Famed Soprano to Open Concert Season in Provo on October 8 Phyllis Curtin, renowned operatic soprano, will appear at Brigham Young Univeriity Oct. S as a part of the f "oncert series. The concert will begin at 8:15 p.m. !n he deJong Concert Hall of the Harris Fine Arta Center. Miss Curtin, an American soprano trained completely in the United States, is noted as one . 4 of the topmost international artists in the opera and concert world. J he has appeared as prima donna with the Metropolitan Opera, La Scala, the Vienna State Opera, Teatro Colon and many other leading opera housf s, aM as a recitalist and symphony soloist in more than 20 countries. With an operatic repertoire of more than 70 roles, ranging from dramatic to coloratura, Miss Curtin holds a record for both Wj'ld and American premiers, with four to her credit in Europe and 12 in U.S. She aso holds a record for singing symphony concerts, with i total of 56 appearances in one Season. Miss Curtin can also claim over 50 works written es pecially for her. Besides her opera and concert appearances, she is also in constant demand for recordings and PHYLLIS television performances. She ha had the distinction of appearing on the same day on U.S. and European shows on two different programs and also of appearing within 24 hours on both NBC-T-V on and ABC-Ttwo major video shows. She has also been featured in concert An exhibition of recent paint with the Mormon Tabernacle ing by Don Olsen, entitled "Wall Choir, aiid other famed groups. Changes," will be held at the She has been honored by the Salt Lata Art Center, 54 Finch Associated Press as "one of the Lane, from Oct. 1 through Nov. 10 Women of Accomplishment," 2. and has received outstanding Don Olsen was born in Provo critical and audience reception and studied at Brigham Young In her widely varied concert pro- University, the University of Utah, and with Hans Hofman grams md operatic at Provincetown, Mass. He teaches art at Jordan High Symphony Slates Contesf I JOEL OSBORNE ' - WINTERTON Student, Professor To Produce Mormon Play BYU 4 - PEE Erasmo Fuentes Adlai Stevenson Biography To Play Guitar In Florida Show Stresses Humanity, Elegance Stevenson: Patrician of his times Lhe decades of the Adlai Erasmo Fuentes, flamingo Among Politicians by Bert 1940s and '50s before television ".-assumed its present political guitarist with Brigham Young Cochran. & Wagnalls, $10) importance, before the nation's (Funk Bureau, University's Program written a domestic crises of race and has Cochran Bert hac hean hnnA in rtprfnrm fnr historical biography of Adlai alienation came to the fore. The creative talents of two tions of "Romeo and Juliet," l" "n Stevenson as opposed to a And tie realizes the seeds of of Hunt The and the will bring Sun," young men epic; "Royal election in Florida. or Gardens ress year .those years were planted curing political productiun of "People of The "A Day, A Night, and A Day." en ;the New Deal ana even earner, ibioEraDhv-w- ith perspective u w, the on Book," to life ill mil n II. .. " stage of; Dee Winterton, choerogra lit --'iiii w u: 1- :- l mm. ' ms t ana vear j tnns in me msieni imo i. ..i. w it.: j.. h. " i. ongndm iuiig nology ma or has financed his'ubi; The author has avoided a ' is profesror of modern dance ;J V Jong Confer Ha Oct. with As th title indicates, by pitfall of of colIe8e education entirely at byij Al Director Joel Osborne, a his J.rfunXd of the His aid 8uitaram'iran views Stevenson as a man not letting the man Stevenson RPnPr Ke lost amid the author's graduate of the famous Pasa-Idadena Playhouse College of The-J'iMexico and s art a construction jthe Democratic wardheeler and scholarship and theories. In- f.. . . atrical Arts, is currently work-- i jf o1" Ji ' r ' 'company. In Florida, he plans to 'political boss, a man whose istead he presents an invigorat t. attend classes, study during the character emphasized morality ing interpretation ot nis ing on r.is masters degree mi' ,u If the book has a flaw, it dramatic arts at BYU. He also day and play his guitar at night, above ambition. two summers. For the in a the fat that Cochran is Children's to lies establish past to understand He hopes attempts Although he has made fre-- the man within the framework a Stevenson fan, one who Theater of Utah which will open ,he has worked in summer stock 6i-iuaim icicviaiuii this December with the pro- at Jackson Hole, wyo., nrsti4uci11 perhaps idealizes his subject in Mexico, Mr. too much for totally objective duction of Dickens' "Christmas with tha Pink Garter Theater performances LESS TAR AND NICOTINE and this year with the Diamond Fuentes does not have any lm-L-il WASHINGTON historical analysis. But anyone (UPI)-T- he Carol." Theater. This summer's mediate intention of becoming average person is smoking four arguing the opposition view had At BYU, Mr. Osborne has die professional musi- or five packs of cigarettes better be well versed in show, a musical comedy en- a rected graduate productions of titled "Petticoats and "I cian. just play for fun now fewer this year than in 1968, Stevensoniana. Pettifog"The Guostly Game" and "The was so successful that it and to help pay my way. But according James Kidney (UI) to the Agriculture gers," Romantics." He has also played has been taken to Las said Vegas. if I get the opportunity to make Department. Economists major ic'es in recent producCURTIN Prof. Winterton has created enough money with my guitar in a "tobacco situation" report QUEENIE a unique dream sequence for to help start a construction smoking-healt- h and WINDSOR, England (UPD-Ro- yal publicity I will take it if the are "People of The Book." Called company guardsman Eddie Bren- prices PEDDLES A ROCKY ROAD rising cigarette "Tree of Life," it depicts the conditions are right." the down average nan ran his mine detector over driving to ATLANTA (UPI)-Tha- nks Prophet Lehi's vision of the person's use of cigarettes. But the sides of Queenie, a pony, New Yirk Gov. Nelson A. Tree of Life. He was also reand Thursday then gave her an all the population rising Rockefeller, Gov. Lester Mad-do- sponsible for the choreography New York City was called income will boost total produc- clear. Th'j sensitive detector who has gained some in BYL's last two musical pro- - "Gotham" o r.ear reported she had not swallowed Annp .Tnhnsnn I.smhprt nril' Washington tion for fiscal 1559-7by for his ability tojductioiis. "The Fantasticks" and fame of 573 billion and ,a gold necklace of a visitor to in degree her cigarettes violin students present Irving t J 1.1 recital, Saturday, Oct. 4, at 4:30 :nde a bicycle nacKwaras, woni. "Walking Happy." produced in the last fiscal year.the Windsor Safari Park Zoo. way" by O. Henry. p.m., in the Edgemont Fifth have to pedal any more in Ward Re'ief Society Room, 555 either direction, E. 3230 N. Southern recent the At Performing will be Christine Governor Conference at Willi-Campbe l Leigh Knight, Patti amsbu.g Va., Arkansas Gov. Hart, Karen Allred, Diane Ellis, Winthrop Rockefeller, Nelson's Robert Gardner, Moana Ellis, brother, gave Anita Kuerian, Leslie Haynie, equally wealthy Maddox a shiny new bicycle. John Becky Robert, Thalman, Not to be outdone by his Carolyn Grow, Sandra Mayhew, Nelson promised to Suzanne Faerber,, Lisa Jenkins, brother, send Maddox another bicycle Jons-soJimmy ,cl:umway, Karen ith a motor. Sue Lambert, Adrienne Nelson Rockefeller's gift arHansen, Paula Smith. rived Monday, and, for the benefit of photographers, MadSequoia trees are named aft- dox cranked up his motorized er Sequoyah, great Cherokee minibike and took a few turns chief. around his office. :.i , "" . .,.j.j "u ,..;. I .n.i. .(to. n.i, rcm.uc, um, , v. wr "I iia. . tLnhlrm Coc'.i-jmaj- 1 -- - 5 ?' 1' ,f; - sud-jec- u full-tim- HI-H- Violin Students To Play Recital x. 0 lll "Bagdad-on-the-Sub- -. the n, LOWEST FOOD PRICES FT5?" FOOD MM 1350 N. 200 W. and 890 W. REAM'S PRICES EFFECTIVE CENTER, THROUGH WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1969 50 Lb. Bag HiLand NO. Vi CHUNK $100 3 59c ASPIRIN SPARE RIBS Carpeting 30TTLES FOR To Choose From MEATY 47c ..ib All Carpeting In CHUNK STYLE 100 mg. Reg. 1.09 500 COUNT REAMS STYLE-LE- AN TABLETS CAN Reg. 39c 5 COUNTRY BOLOGNA $00 Ib. 39c BACON.. Stock Now-SA- HOUSE PLANTS RADISHES $98 Reg. 4.98 Lb. Pkg. 10 5c . . ib - 33' Ib. 19c GREEN PEPPERS 8,b,$l00 ea. 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