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Show iiy 2C DESERET 'y iwny mxj ri'ijg y ffg nf" NEWS, Friday, January DRIVING 1970 16, Thieves 's . vy.-W'- Relief t tp itsMX., tj . '' K u ' ' Youi g Americans Special Ey ROBERT COPIER i f J loung Americans Writer Cai prowlers must have turned into music fans. At least thats impression you get when you look at police records and see how many car stereos are stolen each month. n f; sffefjifv ts ', The Salt Lake City police df 100 . . . but Linda lasella could hardly wait to I VW it r 4f ik; IFinal(ly) Gets Them Sown .iZSSJL I Brighton Correspondent Twas the night before finals and all through the houc, net a student was sleeping they were all trying to remember how to work quadratic riv serrep r ST ' . V equations. Another semester has ended. And with the joyous prospect of only 90 more days of study looms the fact semester tinais are here again. Mimeographed monsters were waiting to consume the student who knoweth not f 'J'X vfcsy'. v v h-v- $ && enough. The biggest frustration of finals is trying to remember what was in every lecture, assignment and notebook from Sept. 1. The only solutions to the problem are' cramming or llcers. 5mal exams strike fear into the soul of every student. Prospects of sleepless nights full of books become Pi & & 5 v; s A ;$(?&. That last exam really "floored" Park of Brighton Kelly . . . Beatles Have Hold On Public By BOB BUDLER DISC Any discussion of the current music scene eventually gins around to the question, Whc has the most influence on what is being done today? Youd have to be blind not to realize that the Beatles, were than anyone else, are the prime motivators. Dont ask me to explain hold on the public. After the on religion, John Lcnnon-Yok- o thing, and the fact that none of their even recordings their earlier approaches efforts, you'd think they'd their raps recent have a drop in popularity, maybe even fall into w ide disfavor with many of their fans. Instead everything they put out sold in the millions. In fact. Hey Jude is considsinered their biggest-sei.irgle ever. They also reigned as the top album artists in the ear-enannual poll. The rumor of Paul McCaitneys death renewed intciest m the Sgt. Pepper and g d clue-fille- 3. 2. Raindrops Keep ing On Want You Back 4. Someday We'll Together Be 4. Diana 5. Sly & the Family Stone Venus Shocking high-scho- prst m real Vivel. Besides yuung people view ing The Show, it is hoped that both parents and teacners may find some value in watching it if thy just listen undefensively to what is being said. To promote the close informal dialogue there is no stage. The performers and audience mingle around on a semi-circl- of e risers. The Show seems to serve it' purpose vei y well. People like Skyliner Mark Brady find it a welcome change from the Beaver Cleaver and Donna Reed dramas. Because of the lack of influence from ratings and sponsors, National Educational Television (NET) is able to let anyone and everyone say exactly what tney feel. ass Get on the trail of real candy quality! Never Fall in Love Again Dionne WarI'll 6. Without Love There's Nothing Tom Jones 7. Walk a Mile in My Shoes Joe South 8. Blowing Away Dimension Fifth Arizona Mark 9. Lindsay 10. Walking Son & Jay Creedence Clearwater Revival 10. Midnight Cowboy Ferrante & Teicher which also includes This Is Soul," Oh When I V;c, A Boy and other tunes. full-tim- n Although basically produced for a teenage audience. hoM Bob Walsh states that Weie not there to talk about stu dents or adults but about 1i,p whole complex of society ai.d the way we fit it. People aie television producers ; they at e athletes, students, musician, scientists. But reduced to ba sics, people are persons, and what we hope to accomplish is a program on which persons who happen to be high rhcol students can talk with persons who happen to be performers or news making personalities. His main concern is to get the mix working so that Hie young people, the performers and the mam guest will hi reachng to each other on a wick Tommy Roe 9. Down on the -' for insurance companies. Any agent who handles insurance which protects stereos can tell you dozens of stories about their young clients stealing own stereos to collect the insurance money. Whenever a stereo is reported stolen, there is always a library of tapes reported missing with it. Both police deca-thalo- Ser-i-tiv- Blue Mary 7. Don't Cry Daddy Rubberneckin' Elvis Presley 8. Jam Up Jelly Tight One of the Head 3. Thank You Ross & The Supremes 5. Whole Lotta Love Led Zeppelin 6. Leaving on a Jet Plane Peter, Paul & most exciting new singers on wax these days, Greaves includes Ins current smash single, Take A Letter Maria, in this sharp song set. Produc-C- c Ahmet Eitegun also rates a bow for his hand in this My Fall- J. Thomas B. The Jackson 5 ALBUM K. B. Greaves I Guess Time Who Blue ALLEY Failin On Raindrops Keep B. J. Thomas My Head At this writing (Scepter) Thomas has the No. 1 recording with tiie title tune here. It leads this commercial package of pop favorites. Thomas' treatment of Suspicious Minds is also a standout side. Other tunes include: Little Green Apples, Do VVhaf You Gotta Do and If You Must Leave My Life. ALONG fcir r DAT (KRSP) 1. No each month. And over a thousand tapes are swiped during a given month. Stereos are a real headache and the First Edition stmt the first presentation of The Show with Ruby. Dont Take and Your Love to Town spiced the rest with Rut-beJames and Sunshine. Donal Leace is a regular e folksmger on Tl e Show. and very talented performance of Little Brown led to a concerned Boy of civil rights and tl e need to communicate. Each Sunday a person of national prominence will appear as a guest with the national series host. Bob W.dsh. Bob does not purposefully tiy but to create controversy when such names as Dr. Benjamin Spock, Olympic champion Bill Toomey, Dick Gregory, James Kava-naugauthor and former and Mason Williams, co poser and comedy writer, start discussing pertinent problems something always seems to happen. Carol editor, Newspaper Clawson of Olympus High School says the conversation gets so provocative she wants to start arguing and discussing the issues with the people on the show. On the first program one student said she felt teachers thought they were always right and the students always wrong. BUI Toomey stated, one of the main problems of student unrest in the colleges was that students Thought and they knew everything wouldnt listen to anybody from the other side. He felt people didnt understand each other and that it was education that should bring ihem together. Also on each show will be a well known musical group such as The Vanilla Fudge, The New York Rock and Roll Ensemble, and The Friends of Distinction. Kenny Rogers Agency LOCALLY (Billboard) 1. Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head B. J. Thomas 2. Venus Shocking reports that 80 to stereo units are stolen nt and insurance agents wonder why anyone needs to keep moie than three or four tapes in his gar. It would be smarter to keep tapes at home, and just take a few along in the car for one day. In an attempt to curb car prowls during school hours, the Salt Lake City Board of e Education has hired four police officers to patrol high schools in the city. Part of their duty is to patrol parking lots. In past years some schools have tried having students patrol parking lets. But this was usually not effective. A big problem in patroling parking lots is disDouble tinguishing car owners from loiterers. Since many students As Ad leave for work during the day, it is difficult to keep parking The Clearfield High Art Delois chained off, or to make partment has started a new the parking lot off limits program whereby students not throughout school hours. One solution, tried by Highonly design the school ring and to have two stuprepare the set for the land High, is lots. One is kept dent parking schools musical, but also do open for students with work commercial art work for their permits and home excuses. communitys businessmen. StuThe other is chained off durdents specialize in print reing school hours, and people production, letterhead desigr, aie not allowed inside the lot while it is closed. and fashion illustration. Classes top ten records NATIONALLY Copley News Service inevitable when blank minds cant remember and dont care what happened in 1886. Students agree that cramming for finals doesnt do much good except get a passing grade on the test. It is hard to remember crammed facts even for the duration of the test after staying up for 24 hours madly devouring chapter after chapter of a chem lab manual. After the test is finished all the memorized facts spill out of the brain into oblivion. When the graded paper is handed back with the sought after C, B, or A students may be shocked to realize that all those facts were once memorized and not learned! But the cycle is inevitable; each January high school inmates can look book forward to the semester-en- d bias. Even worse is the yearly final; but that test is a whole semester away. Til then, work, study, read, zzzzz . . . snore! cram, cram, cram By RICHARD WILKINS 1vtih2x 1 get back to the books. EXAM WEEK 34f, dWT, For those tired of the silly operas and corny commercials of regular television, relief can be found on channel 7 at 10 p m. on Sunday. An "Tha hour long program, ans at that time will Show, combine music, serious discussion of pioblems film and satire, and is presented by newsmakers, top performers, along with 25 high school students from all over the nauon. vo.ip t '''' 3v GAYEN BENNETT Music V A , . XX Just A Channel Away Love X'f "J yfXtrt?V ' jyv , Is NEWEST RELEASES FROM CAPITOL ON 8-TRA- CK STEREO TAPES the Rain the Ameriin cans PICK HIT: Ma Belle Amie Tee-S- et ll!llllll!ll!llllll!llllinilllllllllliinillllllll!llli:illllllllllillllinilllllll!llllllllll'HI!llllilll!llllllllll!lllll d Msteiv Tour Magical albums to a point where tiny climbed the hit ihaits. without any promotion campaign. Or was the whole thing a promotional hoi.x in the first place? It is impossible to trace it all back to the Beatles but one can't help but wonder Nrsorjlh we'd like to see thm clean shaven once moie and have Lennon and McCartney wilting moi e beautiful and Mu belle t ings like Ycstmlai" instead of the s'utf they ate ileffing these rius Rsihaid Rodgers once said tins tiiiesnuth twosome has the talent to wute any kind of musii Roik musii en toyed a big comeback in l9ui if you weie among tiie millions viewing college football postseason games you kro most of the hnlf time pio"r.cns included some of this ntusu too America's high sc loot b..nd lnsuuctors and music educates have aKo dis..oeied lock muMC. As one bendmaste put it during the recent Midwest National Band and Orchestra CTn'c in Ch cago Kids must lie interested ,n what tney aie playing Todav, lock music is tl e v a to nnhe music nistiuc tion relev .rt to them Anong the most popular and luh s c, tu.ps collr bird, have ueeu leatuung is Spin nng a bi V. i -- si hit foi Blood ( Dee Gee says Deseret Gym Winter Program begins on January 19 Enjoy a Winter full of Healthful Fun! Men - Women - Children Winter Activity Program- -8 Jan. 19 - lir Weeks KIGISTIH ton CMOICf Of CLASS Register Today umimiu, ciassis aai iimitid Thf and many other daisoi available. March 14 SWIMMING CUSSES . . per week Mon. Thu's, Wed Sat All Aget 14 00 SWIM.. Age 6 Tue Clojet fri SENIOR . 4 thru limited Mon Thurs . . . . ) 4 00 UFE SAVINS Ages 16 d up Red Cross Sen or life Saving cet ficot on . $ 5 00 .. BOYS' thru IS yrs Tues and Fri. 5 30 p m GYMNASTICS . G.rl Mon. 500pm Older BUSINESS MEN'S MEMBERSHIPS Vvr totl totHnnr m $100 UillxttUckcr BOYS' JUDO Tues Fn. o 30 7 30 & LIFE SM.NG Merit Badge certification. Eves Mon S5 00 thru Fri Sot am SCOOT SWIMMING $115 12i)tx72 lecher To 15 years 1200 WOMEN'S EXERCISE CLASS 9 Thurs , 10 00 o m A 6 30 or 7.15 p m Tues - Fri , 5 45 p m. . 16 00 12 00 PHYSICAL MENS FITNESS ..... 12 yrt and $8 00 Conditioning and exercise classes on . S600 Mon.Tu ond Thur. .... ADD TO YOUR TAPE COLLECTION NOW DURING THIS GREAT SALE. WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF STEREO TAPE CARTRIDGES TO CHOOSE FROM. PUBLIC SWIMMING AVAILABLE ANY HOUR, ANY DAY! , 4670 fever , id Teats, o le of t1 r mo'-- i vU( ces'iLl rock groups AcjU.ir-s- 262-26- - aiso has had wide evpo-sai- e with maruung bands. So. 9th East 161 North Main 321-207- 1 e Open Daily 6:30 a.w.-9;0- 0 83 4100 So. Redwood Rd. 299-177- 5 2705 Parleys Way 484-324- 1 p.jn., Closed Sunday I 1 I |