Show Page 7 November 29 1972 Artiste This winter is brought to you by those wonderful folks who brought you sardines open season fl© We can slide you right in for under $100 If you can walk you can ski cross-countlike have been Norwegians doing for centuries And Skiiom makes it happen for under a hundred dollars— skis boots poles and bindings Your whole family can ski crosscountry all winter long for less than the cost of a weekend “package” at a ski resort Slip into something Skiiom quiet this winter Violinist Robert Gerle and pianist Marily Neeley will per- with the Utah State University Symphony Orchestra in its first concert of the 1972-7- 3 school year November 30 at 8 form ' in the Chase Fine pm Arts Center Concert Hall ry A&T SKI COMPANY When the two guest artists performed in London the London Times’ reviewer Alan Blyth said they were ’’probably the finest duo playing in London during the Beethoven year” A Fuqua Induatry SeattleBoston Groan BayDenver -- “Perhaps the greatest feature their playing is that it adds up to a true partnership of mind and of - execution One artist provides a perfect copy of the other’s phrasing in imitative passages and when they come together the oneness of thought adds up to a true sum of the parts” the Times writer continued Mr Gerle and Miss Neeley — actually they are husband and wife — are members of the music faculty at Ohio State University Both have impressive credentials as soloists and have made concert tours of the United States Mr Gerle is and Europe Miss Neeley and born Hungarian is from California They were 5 married shortly after their triumphal Beethoven duo work in 1970 Ralph Matesky professor of music at USU will direct the USU Symphony in the concert He says that this year’s orchestra is larger than in recent years Blacks needed in engineering Blair Hale college placement director at USU would steer larger numbers of women and blacks away from their traditional occupations and into business or engineering where a ten-fol- d increase in black and other minority graduates is needed engineering s He also expects a shortage of administration and business : accounting graduates At the same time there is a big surplus of teachers which is not expected to be short-lived- i- Opportunities for engineers in some fields are increasing is back on rapidly Even Boeing new college campus seeking to be hard It may graduates adbelieve after the painful in justments of the past two years the defense oriented industries but in a recently published study by the Federal Reserve Board concerning the - ’’Economic Outlook & Demand for College Graduates to the Year 1980” one of the most important findings is that professional and technical occupations are expectedem-to expand twice as fast as V ployment generally : EQUIPMENT SOLD AT skis boots poles bindings mounting j There will be 50 percent more professional and technical job emopening up" while total 25 ployment is expanding only data this to percent According the number of new engineers and scientists produced could fall as much as 36000 short of need unless enrollments are in- creased If women blacks and other to minority group members wish short their increase and expand and long-rang- e consider the engineering technical sciences 180 No Main SKIERS PKG beg inner or intermediate 30 $11000 A A T leader Pole Custom Mounting 15450 NOW - - - Valley Logan ” Cross Country or Alpine - - We know whats happening Wo have the boginning Alpine Skiers the Serious Alpina Dynaetar Fiberglass Ski Salomon 402 Bind Salomon Deluxe Strap A pun $7995 When it comes to skiing professional opportunities the placement director suggests that they and Pat Preston’s SKILOM CROSS COUNTRY PACKAGE child's PACKAGE - FREE BOOTS' Olympic Ffcergloss ski Salomon 402 binding Salomon Safety Strop A A T Aluminum polo Custom Mounting Kostinger or Boikor Boots 6995 2795 100 59S 500 $10985 PACKAGES skis polos bindings $1695 to $3250 Boots $15 up knowledge and the oxparionco to outfit you in ALPtNf and CROSS COUNTRY ski equipment Paf Prwsfon’s Alpin Volley Shop ICO No Main Logon |