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Show jfeeprTo 'fo p jW ' w o7 ?va D Q v ,X I Hie children of llie Peler Babbit - VSr. earned their ears" in a special program for their parents held last week. The children have completed the child development curricula of eleven universities, under the direction of Betsy Bodrero, a licensed, certified teacher in Tooele. Atiove are, front rowt Jennifer Bramlet, Jason Curtis Pam Koffell, Kari Lawder, Bussell Kennedy and Bultbie Joe Tlmmas. Middle rowi Bryan Wheeler, Patrick Bussell, Justin llogan, Chad Harris J. P. Reynolds and Danielle Bodrero. Top rowi Peler Baldiit, Anllumy Mills Tammy Jordt, Sieve LaDoucer, Albert Chaves Janet Coates and Brandi Jaekson. Pre-Scho- Search Begins For Musical Best High school land direc- tors throughout l lah are taking part in an iui)ortant musical search for 102 outstanding high school seniors to represent their states in the 1S0 McDonald's High School Rand. The only music recognition program of its kind in the U.S., the Rand brings together the 102 to perform in the Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade and Carnegie I lull in New York City and at other concert performances. FOB BAND directors, the program provides recognition for top musicians at a price in line with their budgets: all expenses for Band ntemltcrs are paid by McDonald's Corporation. Annually, high school !and directors are invited to nominate their most talented students to the Band. From the for Band memlrers are sponsored by Yamaha International Coqxiration. Yamaha also awards new, professional-mode- l instru- According to Paul Jeff rey, associate professor of music University are awarded to selected memlrers. MUSIC education clinics the Committee, The economy is hitting the nations high schools, too. Band directors are faced with tighter budgets than ever before. The McDonald's travel, intense rehearsal time with professionals, and at Livingston College at exposure to other top musiRutgers Unviersity and a cians, he added. West Elementary To Host Special Arts Program n, College at Rutgers of Band's Selection ments to several selected players in the Band and provides all baritone, sousa-phon- e and percussion inHigh School Band struments used by the Band program provides opporin its parade and concert tunities that some high schools no longer can afford; aprearances. Through the efforts of the P.T.A., Tooeles West Elementary was host this spring to a variety of special art programs sponsored by the Utah Arts Council and the thousands of nominees, 102 National Endowment for musicians - two from each the Arts. Students from all state and the District of grades were exposed to Columbia - are chosen by a everything from painting committee of and poetry to quilting and . selection music educators. The final tortilla making. 102 for the 1980 Band will A three-mont- h long be announced in early museum program provided Octolier. the core of the fine art proIn addition to perfograms. Three different exhirmance opportunties, the bits, Contemporary AmeriBand pro- can Prints, The Judge Ritter Indian Rug Collection and gram also provides memlters the chance to audition for the Yasami Masoud Collecscholarships and instrument tion, were each on display at awards. Scholarships to the the school for one month. New England Conservatory Each of these exhibits were of Music in Boston, the Nacomplimented by visits tional Music Camp at from specialists in other art Michigan, and forms, dancer Mary Ann Inter-loche- member Lee, creative dramatist Florin Nielsen and poet Our rag. 11.98 Water repellent oxford nylon film-maki- pack. 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