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Show '"Y Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, July 20, 1983 Two Operas Open Tonight 4 y RON KNOWITON one-ac- I ' that the city wants the property cant understand why the back, according jo Layne BOUNTIFUL If a resource others (members of BARD) Forbes, Bountiful City attornye. He said there is a stipulation would want to ship their waste recovery plant project is given in the contract that any land the okay, south Davis comup north, Martinez said. Co. Bountiful wants back must be munities may soon have a reBarlow said filled and utilized. He said all seem covery plant of their own that pretty representatives would not involve the north end county-wid- e resource recovery certain most south Davis com- 150 acres have been filled. of the county. munities will participate in plant concept proposed by If Bountiful were to take this and the Wasatch Front their county-wid- e project, how- action, it would involve the city During a July 13 Bountiful Cireever. He said ty Council meeting, Ron Heyns Regional Council. in a lawsuit with the other memand Steve Martinez, representaHeyns said the RDF plant presentatives recently visited bers of BARD, Balow said. tives of several companies who would involve a slow burn pro- the BARD landfill to take an He said a judge would ultiwant to build a $10 million recess that burns waste below the inventory of equipment on fuse derived fuel facility (RDF) level of combustion. The plant hand. mately have to decide whether While there, the representathe 150 acres had been filled or plant in West Bountiful, said in turn produces gas, electricity they could design the plant so it and steam while emitting no tives said they were 95 percent not. could handle all the refuse cursubstance into the atmosphere. sure they would be able to take atBarlow has had a Four different companies over management of the BARD torney and also an county rently going to the Bay Area attorney landfill in two or three months, Refuse District (BARD) landfill. would be involved in the buildfrom the Utah League of Cities Heyns and Martinez have also ing of the plant that would be Barlow said. BARD contract and Control of the BARD landfill go over the presented their proposal to the about three stories high. would not be feel Bountiful both for BARD board of directors who resource either The plant would have a 120 ton is a key issue able to take over the landfill. seemed interested in the con- per day capacity. Bountiful pro- recovery proposal. The RDF plant proposal The Bountiful council also duces about 40 tons of waste per cept, according to BARD Manathe involve considered would another resource reElmer Barlow. in used be could the building plant ger day that He said the ideal would be for plants operation, according to on BARD property. covery plant proposal at an earSince Bountiful City owns the lier city council meeting. But the north end of the county to Martinez. The main objection of Bounti- land used for BARD, Bountiful Stahle said the RDF proposal manager its own waste while officials seem certain they will seems to be the main alternathe south end would manage its ful City officials to the be able to obtain control of the tive to the mass burn own waste. A site in Clearfield of cost is the high plant is currently being considered transporting their waste to landfill by giving six months plant right now. He for a plant to serve the entire Clearfield, if the plant is built notice from June of any year said he has had no contact with Katy-Seghe- rs Katy-Seghe- , the season, said Jim Lykins, GSRT promotions director, "somewhat like Somethings Afoot was last year. By that, I simply mean that many people may not be familiar with them, but they are such delightfully absurd pieces, with such wonderful theatricality, that our audiences will have an absolute ball. The Telephone or- Lamour atrois is described as an opera buff a in one act, and is one of the most successful curtain-raiser- s (at about 22 minutes) in the second half of the 20th century. The triangle of the subtitle, however, is composed of one young man, one young woman, and a symbol of modern wothe telephone. men Ben (Tim Threlfall) arrives at his girlfriends apartment, shortly before catching a train. He is quite taken with Lucy (Janette Reimschussel) and has something he is anxious to ask her, but a phone call interrupts him. In fact, he is interrupted repeatedly by phone calls of one sort or another; to the point where he attempts inflicting grievous damage upon the offending instrument. Though the ardent young Ben is forced to leave to catch his train, he manages to resolve his problem in a classic comic turnabout. The Old Maid and the Thief, a grotesque opera in fourteen scenes, is based upon the premise that a virtuous woman can make a thief of aft honest man. When Bob (Jim Pitts) comes to the door seeking a handout, he interrups a gossip session between Miss Todd (Ann S. Moulton) and her neighbor, Miss Pinkerton (Laurie A. De-- cker). Miss Todd and her maid, Laetitia (Evelyn Murray Har- ris), make the most of their opg portunity and invite the young man to stay the night, and beyond. When they learn of an escaped convict matching Bobs description, the ladies seclude him in the house and supply him with money pi-- , there. Katy-Seghe- rs fun. We expect the Menotti Comic operas to be the sleepers of ' county. Bountiful officials seem the most interested in the proposal. West Bountiful may also be interested, Barlow said. He said the other mayors involved with BARD still seem to favor the Review Staff Two delightful t comic operas by Gian Carlo Menotti, one of the most popular opera composers alive today, will make up the bill of Golden Spike Repertory Theaters third opening of the 1983 season. Tonight, GSRT will open the run of "The Telephone" and "The Old Maid and the Thief. And, to those of you who normally run the other way at the mention of the word opera: dont worry, these two musical pieces are played strictly for f 9C Katy-Seghe- rs (Katy-Segher- s) officials from the other plant proppsal since a June 22 meeting where their plan was presented. But Don Curtis of Bio Mass International told the Lakeside Review his firm is still interested in building a plant in West Bountiful, but is awaiting word from the Bountiful City Council on whether the council would like the company to launch a full scale engineering study to determine the feasibility of a $13 million plant that would be built next to BARD. The plant would be similar to one now operating in Ogden and would separate garbage into various components. From these components, ethanol (ethyl alcohol), a high protein yeast animal supplement, carbon dioxide and distilled water could be derived and sold com- mercially. He said the company has been hesitant to launch the engineering study until Bountiful makes a decision whether or not to go with the plant proposal. Katy-Seghe- rs ImtodinidB HaMilfoirnkun Now get cash in 2,000 locations across the country wherever you see this symbol. . . 0),ius System good-lookin- lfered from friends pocket-bookand liquor stolen at night s, from the neighborhood store. When Bob decides to move on, everything comes to a head; with the spurned Miss Todd threatening to turn him in for the crimes she has committed, Laetitia again making the most of an opportune moment, and Miss Pinkerton and her wagging tongue waiting in the wings. If it all sounds a bit silly, said the director, Paul J. Gaffney, well, it is. We hope that the word opera wont scare any- Its HandiBank the new Plus System! Easy-to-us- is no spoken dialogue; it's all scored and sung by the characters. 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