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Show I dedicated group In Ugaen called the Ogden Symphony Guild the Utah Symphony gives 14 concerts each season in that city alone. In addition to a subscription series of seven even, lng concerts the orchestra will present seven youth concerts In Mormon Temple presslve grounds, historic Tabernacle. Brigham Youngs Home (estate park), and pioneer museum. Also drive around the off. high, wey streets and see many quaint old homes still In use. St George Is noted for its clean-llnes- s and civic pride. If you have an extra hour, drive west to Santa Clara, a charming pioneer town, and vl-s-it the very Interesting rock home of Jacob Hamblin, early Mormon missionary to the m. dlans. This curious old build, lng Is now a state park. a THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah 16 Thursday, OctobeY 17, 1963 Utah Symphony Announces v h'i vV Ogden. Statewide Concert Slate The Utah Symphony Is the Its schedule concert tours Into only major, fully professional every corner of the state. orchestra serving a total land MAESTRO Maurice Abra. area of a quarter million square miles, The nearest orchestras vanel and the orchestras board, of comparable stature are In of directors and manager are Music lovers In Logan look forward to two visitors from the Utah Symphony each year. An even lng concert Thursday, Oct. 17 In the BYU Field House and a student matinee concert constitute this years will annual visits of the Utah Symphony to Provo. In Bountiful the orchestra will present an evening concert Nov. 18 and a student assembly concert at the Bountiful High School on a date yet to be determined, tree-shade- d O Denver on the east and Los keenly conscious of the fact Angeles and San Francisco on that, as the name Implies, the Utah Symphony belongs to the the west. entire state. This years thirty, concerts would Against this background it Is plus OTHER Utah Symphony con. easy to see why each season seem to attest to this. now scheduled or on the certs the Utah Symphony Includes In Due to enthusiastic efforts of planning boards are: St. George (Oct. 25), Cedar City (Oct. 26), Murray (Nov. 16). Brigham City (Jan. 11), Price (Jan. 25), Ver-n(Feb. 8), Moab, Garland, Richfield, Clearfield, Kaysvllle and possibly Kearns. Last seasons record 72 con. certs In 23lz weeks will likely be duplicated this year, accord, lng to symphony officials. And while it Is difficult to find a suitable date as the season progresses, symphony man. ager Herold Gregory observed, "I cant remember ever hav-ir- g to decline an invitation for the Utah Symphony to play any. where. "1 A MILE WEST of St. George, on State 18 toward turn right , the lofty Pine Valley Mountains, which rise almost 8,000 feet above the valley floor. A few miles along this highway, de. tour to the edge of Snow Can. yon (see sign), a beautifully eroded gorge cut Into delicatey ly colored sandstone and filled with an ancient flow of black lava. It is worth-whil- e to drive down Into Snow Canyon, central attraction of Dixie State Park, and visit the old movie set and campground. Back on Highway 18, you will pass several symmetrical Vol. canlc cones. At Central, turn east to Pine Valley, a rus. tic pioneer village In a de. lightful alpine setting. The un. usual white chapel Is the high, point here; It was built a hun. dred years ago by Ebenezer Bryce, for whom Bryce Canyon was named. You may want to drive a few miles further to Pine Valley Lake to picnic, camp or fish. al SPECTACLAR SIGHT Rock formations in Dixie State Park are one of the many spectacular sights on jaunt through Southern Utah. Autumn is perfect time of year for touring Soutl.ern Utah areas. Fall Foliage Adds to Charm RECALLED that two years ago a Box Elder Junior High student, Bill Horsley, scratch, or. starting from ganlzed a Utah Symphony con. cert In the short period of three weeks. The opening concert of the symphonys regular series In the Salt Lake Tabernacle will be Saturday, Oct. 19th. Season ticket sales are ahead of last year, according to Mr. Gregory. at No Extra Cost. UTAH SEE HE Jiffy center, Enterprise, a farming Is on the edge of the Great Basin; Escalante Valley stretches far away to the north, Its farms watered by wells. Turn eat on State 56 toward Cedar City, visiting the huge Columbia. Geneva iron mine of U.S. Steel Corporation, which supplies Iron for the steel works at Geneva. A few miles south are site Of South Utah Cirde Tour (Editors note: In a series first This is the accordingly from your of articles on place. 21 Tours Through the Different World of Utah. These tours have been planned by the Utah and Publicity Tourist Council to show you Utahs most outstanding attractions with the least amount of driving, in the shortest time, and over the best roads available. By taking each one of these tours, a person could conceivably see the entire state on weekends within a starting California-boun- emigrants d Help Keep America Strong Iron-makin- You should venture. visit them If time allows. Then drive on to Cedar City (Tour 18) and U.S. 91. Save regularly with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS CADILLAC PONTIAC Coppin Motor Company BODY SHOP 151'South Main Guaranteed Body and Fender Work Spot Painting or Complete Jobs ESTIMATES FREE Ward PA Call Ray 67 kk3 IPWiWffiMnHinfBBrSKBSSSSSVSBBaEliaSSS&EaB w SOFTENS CULLIGAI4 WATER MOW Regenerates While You Sleep! If - Z- - FROM CENTRAL, continue on toward Enterprise, detour, ing Is you wish to Mountain Meadows Monument, which marks the site of a massacre visit the im. of In St. George, . the ruins of Old Irontown, g of a pioneer Mormon par-tiall- SEABURGERS Tako Homo Orders Fixed In A In 1857. AUTOMATIC SERVICE with no equipment to ' Fully Automatic HOME OWNED UNITS $OC0 ' 95 per month SCR UNLIMITED M M WATER and Post As advertised in Life year.) Autumn brings glowing fall foliage to the cliff country of Utahs Dixie and the canyons of Zion National Park, as well as to the more familiar aspen forests In the states northern counties. As a result, sightseers look, ing for color contrasts would do well to save at least one weekend In late September or October for a junket around the Cedar City. Enterprise. Pine Valley-St- . George loop. THERE ARE campgrounds lr or near the new Dixie State Park, Pine Valley, Cedar Can. yon and Parowan Canyon. 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