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Show THE Age ten I tWWVVyVVW Perhaps it's not exactly right to call Monte Youngs shows and rides, chiefly rides, a music festival sidelight, for they have come to be a major attraction each year when contest time arrives once again. This old friend, who has always been a loyal supporter of the local festival, set up his carnival early in the week, and was operating Tuesday night. A familiar query hereabouts was, Pa, have you got (fill in amount here) cents sos 1 can go to the carnival? o o - ADVOCATE, PRICE, LTAH Parade To Be Festival Highlight I SLATE ANNONUCED IDE SUN- FOR SOLO EYENTS FRIDAY AFTERNOON Ensemble Contests To Be Held On Saturday Morning In Civic Auditorium Solo events, both vocal and instrumental, will be handled between the hours of 1:00 and 4:00 p. m. on Friday. They will be located as follows: Flutes, oboes and clarinets, womens club room of civic auditorium, Charles Steen, judge, George Morgan, Residents hereabout have had nine consecutive years of it, but most of them will be on hand again Saturday afternoon to witness the tenth annual parade contest, always the music festival highlight because of its color and action. The Carbonette club of Carbon High school will lead off at 2:30 p. m., followed by the color bearers, and then by the competing bands. Tentative order of march as announced yesterday morning follows: Harding, Notre Dame, Castle Gate. Sunnyside, Spring Glen, Spring Can- lyon, Hiawatha, San Juan, Helper, Moab, Price, South Emery, Green River, Monticello, Central and Carbon. The last band will be precedwl by the schools Pep club. Other girls pep clubs will probably march ahead of their school bands. FRIDAY ' festival are to be seen and htmd i ere thev will do their final the perade. marehi8, then move out of The color of gay uni- manemenng. and playing. at Johnsons Service march of - the line forms, the enthusiasm of young peion the basis of be will Judging drum 'formers, the Straight lines: tempo: and twirlers, the stirring rhythm thew points: cup, coats, inincluding of many marching leet, and the tune- inspection, and ties, discipline, shoes ful playing are all parts of the show struments, of heads twisting talking, including that has come to be a maneuvers, courteousness; and event locally. lorward. halt, column l ight. Thf m;4 rrhin yroLiDS will rlSi'Cni- counter mh.diminish left, column corned Fourth and of Mam ble at the or front, increase front, oblique left East street; march to the middle or flank, starting right and flank, oblique Second the next block, between playing and marching and ceasingThird East on Mam, where they until playing and marching; playing; prebegin playing; continue playing not-istand cision; carriage, and any other the judge's have passed they - able characteristics maneuacross from the citv library; Judging the parade"Twill be Captain front of the inspection stand Sessions Alvin Main and at the corner of Fiist East A. Aost. court Leopold house; the from across streets, 1 brisk-steppi- ma-jo- ng P ieir donng Price V" Harding School Band To ( ontest At 1 :Q0 p. M Jfc ('vie n.uss respuv; wen15 rs ng Twelve AFTERNOf)! P! Auditorium, youni 'thecMio Harding schools youthful musicians will lead off infuUf cert band contest tomorrow at 1:00 p. m. m the aV.t jat Price to open officiaW annual music festival lornir Fifteen minutes are allnttZi Harding school band, othp1 low in intervals m as f0n0ws: NotreDaeJ! tie Gate, Sunnyside Spnni j Spring Canyon and Hiawatha parade 26 wd Bouaufu w Vgwv Hannah 1 its. Jjj with the. Brigham chairman. p Cornets and baritone horns, Relief Mrs- L D. S. L. J. Elde tabernacle, room, society Jd MrsD. Christensen, judge, Frank Gorii, High schools. chairman. Carbon Highs class A band judged by instruct D. L. bases and in the drums, Trombones, perform ausic evening concert S. tabernacle auditorium, Elvis Terry, ' Friday as its participation in CHAIRMAN cert band contest. John R11 judge, C. E. Olsen, chairman. CARBON HIGH BAND orchestr; San Juan High school will Piano, Dr. E. B. Sessions home, cJ will Mrs. J. W. llillabrant, Mrs. Sessions program at 9:00 a xacher, Saturdays In TO BE ATTRACTION Christenser and Mrs. L. P. Peirce, judges, S. A. HAS THREE GROUPS lowed at intervals by s Olsen, chairman. per Junior High school; Moaj,pfe parson High A uditorium City L at Price Junior High; South director Sopranos and tenors, Harding AT BAND CONTEST 1 TO TAKE CARE OF High; and wiu school, Miss Margaret Summerhays, Green River High Provo, Festival headquarters wiil be Monticello High will play fro- -, For nine consecutive years hold judge, Miss Elizabeth Norton, chair'flflltS. established again this year in to 1:30 p. m. judging stn your breath and pray for No. 10 the man. Musical the civic auditorium, to the Altos and basses, Harding school, Organization To Stop At i Bands Steven L. weatherman has showed a great spirIdaho Judging, according to Contest. enthe one enters main as Miss Has Mrs. Hannah conRecord right Packard, judge, rector Melvin C. Wilson, wail" susic at Nortl it of cooperation with the band Outstanding Enroute To And From trance on the east side of the To Maintain Here test. The weather has always been Gean Clark, chairman. the following basis: Intonation, Colorado Meet Instrumental ensembles will begin building, it has been announced. good in the past, despite occasional points; tone quality and tonal k Arrange Used last year for the first flurries of wind that couldn't quite at 9:00 a. m. Saturday in the mens ance, 15; technic, 15; interpret d The school Caibon High Mrs. Foi Compared with other years. time, the auditorium provided blow one off his or her feet, and al- club room of the civic auditorium, in band which has won dozens of first 25; general effect, 25; and staged for the muWilliam W. Hakalo, housing chair- -' facilities unexcelled wood this order: brass, it has several rained Saxophone, it 5. times, Robert Sauer vmf though division ratings dur:ng the past years, portment, sic contests in many divisions, man, will have an easy time this the has always stopped in time to permit wind ensembles. Elvis Terry will be probably will prove again to be the Vocal grou judging. week-enfor w as well as furnishing space the orderly conduct of outside events judge. over the their center of attraction ake Following concert appes. Only about one hundred visiting ance. each band is to compiling contest results, giving as plant'd. String ensembles will begin at the afterr music Friday to the go the L during those from Grand, San out information and making $ musicians, same time in the women's club room rican hall uind up their weekfor this festival Legion preparation' announcements. Juan and Monticello High schools, the mass band Girls chon The aforementioned w'ind proved of the civic auditorium, with J. D. end, particularly on concert, and tor k' will need to be booth will alAn information as Christensen judge. instructions. ,eral A. annoying last year, but failed to dim Leopold Saturday when the housed Friday and so be set up, probably in the will be the director. J. W. Bmgr the enthusiasm of participants and uniformed groups on the first floor ol the nights, will be the Saturday foyer onlookers during Saturdays parade. NOTRE DAME WILL strut their stuff in presiding officer. and the girls will auditorium. NO the colorful parade be taken care of in contest be s will this competition. i p a year Although the rn u n JUNIOR HIGH B Jack Kelley is the ENTER IN CLASS D smaller than last, it might not be and gymnasium SEE 0 drum MIXED CHORUS TO amiss to point out that all of the the boys in the 1 of this class bands which won division No. ratmajor HAS GOOD REfflf SAMPLI Harding school. A group; Russell Notre Dame is delightfully proud of ings in the parade event in 1939 We have plenty MEASU1 HAVE BIG NUMBER Grange and Joe Carbon, Notre Dame, Sunnyside, its band. Considering the size and and ol bedding twirlare the Santi Castle Gate and this musical facilities of the school, Spring Canyon, NEWE other supplies. Price Junior schools ers. Director is E. Green River will be in the show organization has done remarkably CONTEST Mrs. Hakalo said that will enter the class C com;:, IN MUSIC M. Williams. WE A V again Saturday. Of the six groups well in establishing a record of conyesterday. Mr. Williams that won top honors in concert per- sistently outstanding performance, This is quite a been tested in competition, receic guara: the names of 68 formance last year, all but two, Uin- and it will be on hand tomorrow and nouneed 1 from last No. division in Of concert change Is Director Farris ratings Edgley in tah High school and Grand Junction Saturday to gather further laurels. players who will be with the band -- ONE Mrs. Hakalo year when 1,061 land marching at the Moab test; E. M. Williams is the director, the contest. These are as follows: Carbon High Group Of Junior High school, will be back were several weeks ago. In last visitors com-AttERK Vern Black, Elaine Butler, Laila Richard T. Mitchell again lending again. Bovs And Girls housed bv the festival I contest at Price, this group rear Arthur Warren Barnes, Brown, in valuable assistance supervising the mittee. a first division rating in concert be Price will miss the Colorado bands, marching and maneuvering. Ken-nit- h Downard, Jack Dyet, Carl Eaquinta, The committee will be host to oth- E. M. Williams is the director:, if not the very One of the largest, Sam Dan Aerial from Banthe Espinosa, is Garber, Gramer W the drum major. notably representatives er the in drum major; Junior Wife however, organizations, Wilde, visiting largest, single group competing Grand Junction, always favorites, and ner carriers are Charles Cuburu, Ed- (Gardener, Frieda Gordon, Carlos week-ennext and the and music Joe d this will festival here Tuesday night, following Tangaro, twirlers. Ross Horsley, Beth Huxford, one good reason for the splendid feel- ward Howa, Evonna Skerl and Clelia night, when the high school Players are: Billy Bean, Henry Hill, Jack Judi, Alan Johnson, be Carbon High schools mixed chor- Sunday ing of good will between the two Odorizzi. us of 74 voices under direction of bands from Lava Hot Springs and Wright, Robert Butler, Lai? communities. The twenty-si- x members of the Glen Jackson, Kenneth Jones, Cecil MEN McCammon, Idaho, stop here over Barnes, David Zacca, Joe Wilde, Je Farris L. Edgley. Kel-o o j band, which will enter class D," are: Joigensen, Wayne Johnson, Jack to enroute mixfrom to In the nationand addition MEN night ry Culp, Grant Rowley, Arnold competing as a Next year, it is hoped in some Barbara Cima, Mary Louise Aldosoro, ley, Joe Lopez, McRay Lopez, Wallace ed the group will be diivded al regional music meet at Grand 'this, Boyd Marsing, Ross quarters, Price will be the scene once Lorna Grivet, Marie Capitolo, Irene Mclntire, Dorothy Metekovic, Char- intochorus, and MEN boys girls for competition in Junction, Colorado. On Tuesday, the! Junior Williams, John Ray, Jim more of the national regional music Bonomo, Arthur Bolotas, Kennith lotte May. Frank Mikliocco, James bands will Walter bus 6:30 their arrive classes. about by Martin MEN IJewkes, respective Ahlin, Ralph festival and will then be able to play Gramer, Max Pessetto, Chris Pascuz-z- i. Madsen, Duane Merrill, Joe Muraeo, nr.: on the following Sunday, on Members of are: the chorus Reed Nickie Austin, Moraki, Dick Overlade. Charles host again to Western Colorado, the Clair Villard, Johnny Galonis, Phyllis Parry, the way home from the contest, they, ley Rodgers, Henry Mathis, Ellen none Borzage, Mary Bulfo, Uintah basin which held its own Paulminn Nick, Tom Mclnally, John Pizza, John Perry, Richard Pace, will get here about 7:00 p. m. The Kendrick, EllMar Olsen, Kay Ok Iona Critchlow, Christensen, Emily week-enPert 20 othKenneth meet d and Rasmussen, last music Rowky. McKenna, Dominic Saccomono, PhylMelvin Slene, Bill Sulpizio, Julius Finley, Dorothy Frandsen, Lucille girls, 48 oi them, will be housed in! Veil Sorenson, Henry Smtih, Char er parts of the intermountain area, lis Lupo, Morris McNarv, Paul o o Mario Capitolo, Albert Villard, Spigarelli, Thomas Steele, Junior Fuller. Jane Rae Gibbs, June Gillis, the municipal gymnasium and the o.ljchido, Alice Hansen, Bruce in the Harding school. Gladys Tanner, Robert Dowrur For a picture of a busy man, snap Donna Bernard!, Frances Muraeo, Self, Eugene Tomsk, Wallace Treat lAnnie Huidy, Reah Henrie. Lelin These Liddell Mandv Malencik, Sylvia John Ruth one of E. M. Williams tomorrow or Mary Teresa Maloney, Reeves, Leola Davis, Thomas, Angelo Venturelli, Katherine Tomkovich. Shelton, Margaret Johnson. Price Saturday. Hell be directing the Car- Aicngiurre, Joe Pizzuto and Christine Raymond Walters, Lester Winters, w ayne Marshall, Lamar Andeia. Dean Winters, Jack Woodward, Cecil sk, Violet Wahlquist, Evelyn Bonacci, bon, Price Junior High and Notre Passarella. C A Dame bands, supervising the Harding Jerry Morley. John Nikas, Dick To Last year, this band placed in the Zoran. John Maleckar, Stanley Stap-- i Velda Anderson, Isabella Amador. Rosaleen Naomi Melt: ;i Barker, Bench, Robert Don !syth, Donaldson, Thayne Miner. Williams, Douglas band, besides directing two orchestras top division in both concert work and ley, l. Berry, Enid Birch, Lanore Wallace Saflev, Burrell Porter, Billy . Paul Gibbs, Ted Peterson, Euje an dserving as assistant contest di- marching at the Price festival. the Pncc Junior A Isabel! Burt, Elaine Butler, Don- Hign! Averii Lenn Naylor) Joe Bean. Langley Barnes, Paul Wright, rector. Mister, do you want a job? " " m na Casaday. Norma Child. Jean Cran- co"lp',e Kampi. Leola Lowell Robert John Mathis, Davis, Henry Phyllips, OO tll mUML Flld and Satur- High Beeves, Junior Williams, John Ray dall, Velva Degn, Martina Egoscue, All public schools in Carbon disMargaret Chid0i LeRoy Radcliff, Hannah Evans. Helen "V Farish, Joyce: Leonard. PH0 Ralph Walters and George trict will be closed Friday afternoon Meet 'Harmon, Wanda Ellis. Noima Gene Jones, Elliot Judd and Jack Fiack, Donna Marie Gilbert. Dakis. because of the band contest, followu,d Behling, Beth Goetzman. Dick Ruth Hansen, Beverly Bithell, Jc Lois Gilligun, Nina Grange, Norma ing the practice of previous years, acDuvier, Henry Ma- - Morley, Dick Forsyth, Bruce BrjK o 'r.andsen Hansen. in the Jeane The thirty-tw, Jacobs-voices young Mary Hardy, G. J. cording to Superintendent HAVE EllaMar this, Leola Davis, Jane Junior Williams and John Reeves. Olsen, chorDonna school mixed Price Junior High hagen, James, RaeDell JenReeves. Mathis. Mavis Magleby. Junior Jew-- ! rem. Williams is the orchestrate L. Eleanor sen, ONLY Helen directed Fanis Lee. us, Edgley, by Jorgensen. o o Elizabeth Mootz. Jean Nelson, Car- kes. Martin Ahlin, Grant Rowley, ductor. No solicitation was necessary in or- spond to the following names: A men Oviatt, Bobbie Pessetto, Irene Bruce Bryner, Aden Johnson. Elroy der to put on the big music show this El wood Mili.er Prichard, Leona Shumway, Helen week-enA good many people lo- Jones, Reid Lindstrom, Local music critics had an oppor- Sluga, Viola Stevenson, Udale StewFrank Marshall, Henry Wayne Milner, cally are thankful for that, not the Mathis, Glen Milner, Anne Adam.-- , tunity last Thursday night to listen to art. least of these being George W. Cai bon High schools class A orchesRuth Thomas, Marylin Wible, Hope who had the difficult job of Elaine Anderson, Lorraine Burton, tra. and theyll be eager to hear more Williams, Patricia Williams, Norma Vera Louise Kishell, Mary Hussey, the last money year. getting same during the music festival Walters, Margarete Dayley, .Loratta, Helen Maye, La Von Mcln- of theweek-enGeorge this It will be the only Henrie, Robert Hoehner, Cecil JorGirls pep organizations have come tire, Rose Monfredi, Ruth Redd, Jean class A orchestra entered in comp- gensen, John Maleckar, Donald to be a featured attraction of the mu- Rehor, Colleen Rowley. etition here. E. M. Williams is the di- -; Lloyd Miller, Joe Perez, Melvin Lu sic meet, and t is hoped a goodly Ward, Tatum, Nancy Peggy rector. Simmons. Kenneth Watkins, Parley number of them will be here again, Rose Fuller, Esther Pinegar, Nadine Orchestra members are: Vern White, Ralph Wood, Edwin Zmerz-likalending added charm to the affair. Dayley, Vivian Newcomb, Betty Jack Black, Warren Dyet, Jack Showalter and Fred Voll. Downard, 11a Hansen, Olympia Salasar, These usually are judged on marchLamar Empey, Hildred Gleason, CarMnrantette. to Hill and Betty Betty ing, and perhaps theres something los Russell Grange, Louise Warrant Officer Leopold A. Yost the saying about a pretty girl having These will enter the mixed voices Hills.Giacoletto, Eleanor Jorgensen, Hazel Kis- who was to have been fine of the jud- a way with the judge, for they have competition, and will be divided to sel), Lee Miller, John Maleckar. ges Friday and Saturday will not be generally rated pretty high in pre- participate in the girls and boys Frank Migliocco, Duane Merrill, able to attend, a late announcement events. blee club vious years. Phyllis Overlade, John Perry, Rich- - by the contest committee, said ard Pace, George Rowley, Eileen terday. Melvin Stone, Julius i. o o iShurtliff, WHAT CAN I Lester Winters, Enid Waterman, Central Highs band trom Cattle James Madsen, Jack Judi and Alice Dale was the last to enter th (esSERVE THAT Colton tival, bringing the number of bands to 16. We figure that will mean about WILL HOLD Dr. H. B. Goetzman probably will two and hours for the !j be seen in the role of judge as well rude on Saturday. HIS AFFECTION? OF as festival official Saturday. He will o o be the judge of the twirler's contest For the second successive year, outon the court house lawn at 1:30 p. m. standing features of the y meet Saturday. This, incidentally, is his will be broadcast over radio station fourth year as president of the Inter- - KEUB. Jack Richards, radio tatinn THE MAN WHOS TOO BUSY TO mountain Music Festival, manager, is in charge of the a: range- uJ, ments. MAKE FRIENDS IS SELDOM TOO BUSY rLW TO NEED THEM. Carbon Highs Peppers and will lend valuable assistance the former girls in this week-enand running information out giving the info booth in the civic auditorium, the latter in serving in the general capacity of contest helpers whenever called upon. Mrs. Alice Brinton West is the advisor and Dorothy Reeves the leader of the Pep club; Miss Veronica Heinlein and Gayle Cox, advisor and leader respectively of the Carbonette club. Car-bonett- es d, p. 4 ' . J . G f;'-'''THOlJSINHeadquarters half-ho- ur U oo J j blue-cla- d. oo i c- 1 high-steppi- j wee Pi. t Harris-- Le-.- : P- M j Mu-rac- o, s Mil-O- M na Junior Highs Orchestra Enter: Noi-m- F: Bun-ne- jA, Chorus Junior Prepares For 1 CARBON TO ORCHESTRA OF DIVISION i . d. Lea-tha- oo d. 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