Show 4fi f- - - 'I’lJI&s- 4 V T ffe gg£fa ft: tAj ’frtl '1 at 4 f fma THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 2i 1932 Girls Set Voting Study College “Advanced WASHINGTON BICENTENNIAL Students of Music MUSIC PROGRAM OUTLINED The program given will be as fol ' lows: of harmonica In the Federation Junior Division will present his nationally famous Philadelphia Harmonica Wizards American folk music of Anglo-Saxo- n origin will be given on Tuesday night the program including performances by mountaineers from Virginia who will play sing and dance They will be presented by Annabel Morris Buchanan one of our younger American composers who is chairman of the department of American music for the federation She will be assisted by John Powell American pianist and composer On Wednesday night a massed chorus of the federated music clubs will present the cantata “Washington” by R Deane Shure and Edward C Potter The United States Marine orchestra will support the chorus Thursday night Vladimir Rosing will put on Mozart’s "Marriage of Figaro” sung by American artists costuming Wlnners ln the state junior contests being in the colonial period conducted'by the Utah Federation of Daytime functions include a Federation Junior Music Clubs will be presented In a program on Monday a concert to be held Sunday May 1 at trip to Mt Vernon on Friday and the largest function of the week will be 3 p m In the ballroom of the e luncheon at which Mrs Herbert hotel The young musicians Hoover will be honor guest and Mme who won the awards for best perform- Olga Samaroff Mrs Ernest Hutcheson F A Moss and other notables ances on piano violin cello and wind will Dr be speakers National FederaInstruments and In vocal contests are tion young artist winners will perexpected to participate In the jubilee form and the entire program broadcast on a national hookup program which Is under the direction of Mrs Clarlbel Wallace contest chairman who was elected Junior counselor for the state at the recent convention Opening the program tha new mu sic club formed at the Wasatch school will sing Miss Judith Brown being the director All clubs of the federation are urged to attend with display One of the musical event of the of banners as the concert is planned the concert to be given by as a jubilee meeting Mrs Wallace has week four faculty member of the McCune announced of Music and Art Friday at The full program for the concert School 8 15 p m In the Assembly hall taberhas not been definitely arranged but Richard P Condie will be announced prior to the event nacle grounds tenor Margaret Summerhays soprano Reginald Beales violinist and Mabel Borg Jenkins pianist will give CHOIR-ORCHESTRthe program combining the talent of four of the finest artists In this region JOIN IN OFFERING All who the best In music are SUNDAY PROGRAM invited to enjoy hear the following program Jubilee Concert Introduces Young Ut Schubert Bonxta Op M l 'HUrd movement) Mildred Pusmlr XJt Rtsoletto holMlt Neville Edith M Nocturne No 3 Helen Host Cieterlln Lull Etude D lilt major Fiancee Gardner Mist Rhapeodle No 13 Helen Bartlett Eebtuer Mlnelrele J El wood Jepeon Bnhmi Rhepeodle B minor luvid Eardlej MscDowell Etude F Sharp minor Clara Hunt Chopin FolutuUMt O herp minor Fuller Neuriichwender Oriffee Th Whit Feerork Iren Lundber FntsM-ImpronCiChopin " n tfnni ”"b oi Beethoven No S eneta Op (Doit movement) Blanch Everett Terentolle from Venice end NepleLlext Mars eret Dobeon Moekowekl Btude a minor Dorolhr Teber MALE CHORUS WILL PRESENT PROGRAM AT TABERNACLE On Sunday at 7 p m the Swanee Singers will give a musical program at the tabernacle with B F PulhamA as director of tha chorus and A The fol Selander as accompanist lowing guest artists will also particl Dlnpate: Annette Richardson Kimwoodey contralto Edward P ball organist and Reginald Beales violinist The public is invited The complete program Is as follows Gounod "Wend Out Thy Llsht" Anton Bublmtem "Keve Angelin ue" "Do Ho a hone E’er Blooming" Oruil mueio from The Lons tier' mw1fiundber £raetorlui Rlcherd Wegner Sir Arthur Sullivan Orleg berttone eololet Cioeee' Contest Winners New-hous- Luothl Berenl t Cert fl With Frank W Asper conducting L Invitation Au Voyee Hianenn Trlste an cnoir of thirty-fiv- e wkej andwill Mr OondJe Concerto In A major orchestra of thirty-fiv- e pieces Mozart (Allt-erA per to Adaelo Tempo dl offer a program of sacred music at Meuuetto) the First M E church Second South Mr Beales Oluek and Second East streets on Sunday at Dlvlnltea du Styx Mias Summerhayi 7'45 p m William Hardlman vioFoote Mfmnon Llleoa linist will assist Baohmanlnofl Bel ore the Dawn Chadwick 13th Psalm will the The choir sing Mr Condie by Mendelssohn with Reed Culp as Albumleef Warner soloist the Gloria from the 12th Mass Piece an Form de Habanera Ravel J“t De Fall are Heavens “The and Mozart: by Mr Beale PIANO STUDENTS TO GIVE OGDEN RECITAL Mr Agnes Dahlquist Becks trand has been Invited to present a number of her pupils in recital at the home of Dr and Mrs Joseph Morrell 2533 Eccles avenue Ogden on Friday at 7 30 p m Those who will take part are Master McCune Ure Louise McHugh Laurine Bayer Jeanette Morrell RuIndolph Hatnke The program will clude selections from Mozart SchuBeethoven mann Chopin Bach Tschaikowsky Gluck Gotischalk Chmlnada Debussy Konseel Yainada Walter Niemann Jacques Ibert and Albeniz saluta-toria- school In June Superintendent B W Wheatley has announced The feminine contingent won both honors when Margaret Matheson of ant Green will receive merit badges as follows: Sam Harding Jay Perkins Lester A Sabin James Schoen-felGrant Baker John Marlor troop 108 Bacchus life badge Ray merit badges George Deri Oliver A and Stanley Falrbourn Jones Jr Nelson Colligan Dale Coe Reuben Witbeck Max Black Eldon Meik Edwin Harmon Homer Blackett and C H Thomas Troop 100 Garfield — Second class Lex Christensen Lloyd Poulson and Jack Humphrey first class Lloyd Fuller Dean Kemp and Fred Turton star badge Robert Taylor merit badges Curtis Jensen Bryant W Arbuckle George UnT Herbert Monger derwood Eddie Johnson Fred Turton Boyd Dewey Peterson Robert Taylor Heber Smith Douglas Man-der-s Leslie Percival Nick Kitchnpo-lu- s Lenn White Lamar Jensen Rex Mr Wltllam J Carson of FhlladelInhla (left) will be among speak-o- f Geary John Stone Harold Newman Women Voter George Morris Jr Jack Murphy Dan era at the Detroit convention of the National Leare opening April 25 Miss Beatrice Marsh (right) Is the league’ executive Ahlqulst and Billy Mantle secretary Fair-bour- Chns-tofferso- n 28-3- secretary of the Missouri league The national league Is a nonpartisan organization to promote responsible participation of women in government Biss Belle Sherwin of Cleveland has been its president since 1924 Eight hundred women delegates will attend the coming convention The program will emphasize the responsibility of the woman voter Discussion of Married Workers Mrs William J Carson of Philadelphia will lead the discussion on the married woman worker one of the many subjects scheduled The league opposes dismissal of married women from jobs Mrs Harris T Baldwin of Washington will preside at a “living costs” conference The league Is against reducing appropriations for the home economics bureau of the department Civic Groups Favor Cutoff To Greenriver CASTLE DALE— The associated civic clubs of southern Utah favor the cutoff road to Greenriver This project was approved by Benjamin Cameron Jr of Panguitch secretary of that organization who with C H Bigelow of Los Angeles Arrowhead trail booster visited in Castle Dale last week-enThey photographed many places of Interest to be used in connection with the coming advertising campaign for southern Utah Both men expressed themselves as in hearty accord with the Greenriver of agriculture with the Salina project as tie-iIt claims that such economy would canyon highway which the organizahamper many families now depending tion expects to work for during the on its nutrition information coming year the two projects to complete a good cut to west highway across the southern part of the state Besides the highway project outlined for this section much advertising is to be done for the local dinosaur and fossil beds as well as In the study By MAUD CIIEGWIDDEN of the ancient civilization of Emery county Assistance Is promised In creating Think About a national monument at the dinosaur beds d n GATE Time to Arnuals w 5 Hea? Bi? de Quevedo 54 ott r£0 AMERICA’S MOST REVELATIONAL AUTHORITY ON APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY Dr de Quevedo — a living example of the message he hai to give— a dynamic personality which has won for him th title of AMBASSADOR OF SUNSlllNE ! Stnun Telling" from “The Creation” by Fuelrnunt Btandchen Brahme will play Vererbllohee Mr Hardlman Haydn Adleux de Manon Come and hear this famous psychologist— teacher— author Maeaenet Schubert’s "Ave Marla” and the or- Ohaneon Norvj icnne Fourdraln lecturer— In his course of Annual plants as you already know chestral numbers are to be the An- Duet from Mlaa Bummerhaya "Madame Butterfly Fucclnl ar those which have but one season of 5 dante from Beethoven’s Fifth Sym MUs Summerhayi and Mr Oondlt life their kind being procreated from phony “Heart Throbs" and “Spring” before There seeds ripened the year by Grieg BARITONE ASSISTS Dr de Quevedo helps men in all walks of life to live a life are hardy annuals and tender annucan which solothose als was the that Is personally and socially bigger and better than ever guest being Ossip Gabrllowitsch IN PIANO RECITAL endure aformer BOUNTIFUL— The graduation excertain amount of frost and before ist with the National Symphony orDavis county L D S ercises for chestra In Washington In March A message born of fifteen years of research work and con- Students of Frank W Asper in1 the latter being unable to withstand students will be held Sunseminary of ' varieties alL at frost Many hardy tact with the public structor at the McCune School of day at 10 a m In the Bountiful tabthe garauthor teacher for the graduates of South Music and Art will be presented In a annuals seed themselves in famous ernacle this psychologist and hear Come den so that once started you have Davis stake and May 8 at 10 a m in piano recital Wednesday at 8 13 p m them lecturer free The man who has made thousands think coming up year after year the Kaysvllle tabernacle for those of in the McCune reeital hall 200 North must not The man who helps you to get what you want The man annuals of Seeds tender Main Cornelius G Van Os baritone North Davis stake Both exercises no is there outdoors sown be until who turns failures Into successes will be held In connection with stake pupil of Anthony C Lund will assist more danger of frost In your vicinity Richard P Condie Instructor of J Hutchinson Muriel Goodspeed conferences with the which be will program given Dean Lorena Crow Violet Cox as follows' and until th ground ha warned up Voice at the McCune School of Music In accordance with the usual custom Such seed and Art will present some of his Lucile Collett and Rollin Coleman Prelude end Fueu In D malor of selecting from each stake the three Bach from the winter frosts 8 15 would time F minor Opua St at before what this famous man tells you— or how he helps solve Into in Sonata the Beethoven on In ground recital put Saturday pupils students with the best scholastic recMusio pupils of th Intermediate' tempo d un MenueUo Alleeretto) (la of early 200 a if A secret so simple that one can apply It rot hall to or recital be spell life’s McCune m in the likely problems Swan p ord Thornly Norma Boreneon Evelyn Blood and to germinate grades at St It caused warm weather The success you have dreamed of is Prelude In O minor results North Main street Friends of the and advanced will for Bowman been chosen Mildred have Rchmnlnof( quick In recital Velee Brilliant heard inbe Moekownkl would only have its tinv life cut off are interested other and commencement at to the pupil deliver speeches turning point In your life Is near within your reach Melba Lloyd on Sunday at 8 p m in the auditoIf you do not vited to attend The Fountain Ravel with the next treat exercises In North Davis and Maude Dr miss Quevedo Don’t Invicordial A hearing school the rium of of know whether your seeds are hardy Ellen Connors The student who will sing are' Wlxom Leo Eggett and Robert R In tlefem Keller Bchmldt or tender annuals read all directions Julian Willey Clara Simmons Jane tation In extended to parent and The Christensen in South Davis stake s Bong from "Rob Roy'' Turnkey 24 of the student friends find Lois will on the package and you Grant Reed Von Rasmussen De K Sunday— Trade Tour Worries for Happiness— April are who will student The V play O Van Cornelius G Maack out 25 Perry Rae Miles Jack Success— for April Schumann Lor- Schereino Marlon Monday— Failures The hardy annual may be sown Gladys Knapp Florence Jensen Ray Merlyn Alder Lillian Cosgriff MarGirls Gain Honor Joaephtna Pratt Haueter raine Looney More Miles to Mental Gallon— April 26 Looney Renoveau Oodard now If th ground U in condition to Tuesday— Rechmanlnul! be worked 27 guerite Nicolas Dorothy Bond Peggy I'uUchtiitile Roles at Graduation These Include poppies Violet Cox Wednesday — Turning Your Ability Into Cash— April Meagher Ruth Austin Genevieve Mc- Romano In f sharp Schumann larkspur bachelor buttons cosmos major Health Happiness Hugh Jane Lucas Mary Treloar Eliz- Ballad in Q minor Gbopln sweet alyssum calendulas and so on Thursday— The Wheel of Life Alice McArdle abeth Henschetd ELY Nev— Girl will furnish both Success— April 28 The best way to become acquainted the valedictorian and salutatorian with annnals (and there are hundreds Lucile Burnhope Swenson will pre- SONG RECITAL HELD Can Tea Answer These Questions? when the class of 1932 holds its graduof them) is to study all the seed cataa In of sent students her three piano ation exercises at White Pine high Do you know why external remlogues you can get hold of Then each DOUGALL STUDIO AT In 30 3 m her at recital p Sunday edies do not give quick and permayear buy a few packages of annuals are B 180 Friends street at studio seen growing and nent relief? Karen Jensen soprano and Louise that you have neverat invited to hear th recital so become friends first hand AnWhy cutting doe not remove the of contralto Krantz are The Hugh Degenhart pupils Sylvia participants nual have a place In the garden that tauser the W a at will recital who Peterson Beth and Larson Marie Dougall give Is can fill for they give Do you know th cause of Piles 508 Constitution nothing else will be heard In compositions of Bach Dougall studios to the Internal? 4 30 p m The blossom and perfumeof the perennial PROVO— With a new composition at Brahms Schubert building Debussy Sunday 1 Chopin blood of congestion border when many That there perennials assisted be will Nevln and Delibes Sibelius Josephine sldgers by by Professor LeRoy J Robvein In the lower bowel— th flabby have finished blooming for the year written ertson Barbara of and the Brigham Young univerHaueter Pratt pianist maridead the parts almost Many gardeners know the music Moore harm-ledepartment the plea for t accompanist sity a is such Do you know that there zinnias nasturtiums and WESTMINSTER GROUP a national music of The program which the public Is golds Internal remedy for Itching common annuals shown in our illstra-tlo- n development of America receives to hear will be as follows: invited Impetus The comMEETING HOLD TO discovnot th or annual know but they do bleeding protruding pile “Llf i Lullabr Is moulded ground western position known and or or Leonhardt didlacus Dr mallow or bartonla ered by "When 0ouf i Indian life and pioneer Louis ltrnhftrt With Mrs Alice Youngson In charge or hunnemannla or emigration with s HEM ROID that is guaranteed? ML Trmpanogoa as a DonAUrt? dlmorphotheca Del Mto Ammo Ben' hardships but beautiful banishes piles by re- of th program tha Westminster Har- 'O other of the really Muldsr many "StAccftto nucleus the in m 8 meet at will the stimulates club this Resolve p cause Roter It Love seen Noto' annuals "A the seldom mony moving The first movement give the com“Hie flhedow Deuce Mtyarbeer year to grow something new to you circulation In th lower bowel-dri- ves chamber of commerce building The Keren Jenien poser’s Impressions of nature In the out the thick Impure blood program as planned Include th fol- BeUftdt in V major Chop Id west with Indian folk songs romance JrMmphinf Pretl Haueter QUFRIES heal and restores the affected parts lowing: Tuniaon of a Heart'1 Rock writes' and dances embodied Professor WilBlack B L Mis J Dr Leonhardt’s HEM ROID has an Violin solo Rose Falcettl history ’flont Rose' Grant Just One such as grows In this liam Hanson who has won national Dar1 Vaunah "Can cactu almost unbelievable record of success lesson Dorothy Day reading Mrs L 6eet ha In Indian music JouHe Lerenhart Mrs Grace now? If not recognition M Griffiths solo be vocal waste So section this transplanted in why city right Troeh 7dv Star collaborated with th composer in inClark when?” Linnut time on external remedies or worry Young talk on club work Mrs C R troducing the themes of the Ut InBieho L Porte A Yes you will be safe to Rirf about an operation when Schramm-Johnso- Whitehead vocal solo Mr Virginia ‘Pretty WocklneKaren Jeneen dians now Invite every Pile sufferer Stillman vocal solo Maude Ricks In th second movement 1 depictwith guarantee of The first part of the meeting will to try ed a picture of the early pioneers CONCERT CLOSING the a to If It doe not end their be given program by junior money-bacand trapper In the process of adjustStake Set Piles no matter how stubborn the members with Mrs R Rick junior PLANNED PROGRAM ment to the adverse conditions of their (Adv) counselor In charge iase? Seminary Graduation new environment Here Is found too 1831-8conof series Its Concluding suggestion of the deadly combat of MAGNA— Commencement exercl-eao- f whites and Indians for supremacy cert the McCune symphony orchesthe Oqulrrah stake Junior senior The mystic echo of an organ playing tra of eighty-fiv- e players will be heard Monday evening May 2 in the L D S seminaries will be held at the "Come Come Ye Saints” begins the Assembly hall Tabernacle ground Pleasant Oreen hall Sunday Tday 1 third movement the music now porFrank W Asper conductor of the at 7 30 p m The program follows: traying the brave cheerless but trigroup has arranged n interesting Invocation Stanley Falrbourne: se- umphant entry of the Saints to the program of great music and states lection girls double quartet talks Promised I and that the finish shown In the closing re- Doyle C Marshall and Josephine Mix The finale Is a recapitulation of the hearsals promises ah excellent per- trumpet solo Keith Tomlin valedic- themes of the first three movements formance tory address Marvin J Bertoch read- retold with variations and developAnthony C Lund baritone member ing Florence McGill duet LaVerla ment A short grand final chorus of of the McCune School of Music and and Beth Richards talk George Ver- triumph ends the composition Art faculty will be th concert solo- non Coon xylophone solo Claron ist Alldredge presentation of graduating MAN 71 ADMITS PROWESS The program include selections by students Oquirrh atake senior sem Wash TACOMA (UP)— Judge Glinka Nessler Schumann Mozart Inary A C Nielsen Garfield junior Hackett lectured John Maurer 71 and Is Th Schubert and Wagner Louis Ridd Monro junior John Walker 73 for public seminary Here Is the fame ua A B C Spinner Model 60 that has sold by the thousands for a Even th FIRJST ipoonful of A tiler Exeiybody know Invited seminary Ell U Bennton Presen- Maurer admitted his prowess cam We now offer a limited number at the low price of $13950 much often bring out a eurprtelng cordially greater price tnag Ik that cod and remarks from tation of dlplomaa of old polaonnua matter which and "swlngtng the girls dancing OPERA ANGELES LOS or laiatjTit amount of Sutton President H Edward you never would belteva waa In your Our price on this model has been $17950 and many buyers have bought It at that price around" Following announcement that the Oquirrh stake benediction only temporary evatem Beryl Many who for year htv had Now at this new price It Is a wonderful value of a better washing machine at a low from ga on constipation narvoua dyepepsta head- Los Angeles Grand Opera association Sheffield FRESHMAN’S DAD IS PREXY atom arii or aches aleepleaanasa emir etomach and would not function next fall it Is price Mas AMHERST Indig 1 o n gas bloating hat quit taking tod learned that Gaetano Merola opers (UP— UpperYou can pav less for a washer but cannot get a washer that will wash as thoroughly as Th REAL cane of magnesia pllla and other makeehlfta patron of San Francisco HEREDITY Rtchard ILLUSTRATES look classmen now up to planning CAT the trouble I not and have nna to th bottom of their several and as easily as this quality machine southfreshman Hls dad the for (UP)-E- ven quickly Jail King OROVILLE Cal performances yeerhed ThS etua la lnt(inl Stasis trouble by taking Adlertka Mario Chamlee cat believes In heredity And Just to Stanley King has been elected presf'ons ern Lily city of morrmant Adlerlk conacta or the too slow But now you can have gently became It A good washer Is not cheap and a cheap washer Is not good exd cat which serves ident of Amherst college prove It the Thte want mottlpr iuy tains no aloes senna calomel or harm- Lawrence Tlbbett and others are matter the finest washer that money can build at a price paid for Just an ordinary machine as a mascot for the jail here recently Get Adlertka today In pected to head the list of principal In th boweils too long ferment eud ful narrotlrs a few hours you II feel th amaelng had four kittens Two of th kittens form ft as and polaona You will agree with thousands SEE THIS A B C SPINNER! 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In hi private cleansing effect of this German dochad six toe on earh foot Dr Cart Weeehok s Bold tor drug-gtaleading remedy by Intestinal the that this Is the washer that you have always wanted prwrtlee flrat perfwted POSITIVELY REMOVES eieanaer and prophylartlo now knownn Taka this to any drneslat and FORTUNE TELLER RIGHT It la own pound of a with very easy terms will place this washer In your home t aa AdlerUa Remember CORNS CALLOUSES WARTS ISe on discount first your get Mass (UP)— A few BROCKTON intestine! o ant found la many First tb awellcatlwa awl tkss a limited number so act at once! botile Just ef Adlertka TO DRIKV of Iiealih him farnoua eprlnga Germany hours after a fortune teller told FRKE BO GlHf- We pee He cash for (hi with th yeg stable bowel tanka ms-fhe was going to have bad luck and but only if CUSIOMKR Z C M 1 Washing Machine Dept Street Floor and other Impor and Owl Ufiti and Other write hie natre and adtake long Journey Frank Simmons on remwliea Most art tant lnrrwllenta dress plainly with each In 15 meat a was arrested leading Druggist! negro tower bowel only but Adlerlka art on ADUKIKA CO Dept lots ir kU(AUTI ITWI Wemett's Labs toa Angelrt market on burglary charge Raul Muul DUIU upper aud lavtr bowtAt Seminary Plans For Graduation 5— FREE LECTURES— Student Recitals of Week Llz-zett- e You Will Never Forget Pile Sufferers Provo Instructor Utilizes Western Themes in Music HOTEL UTAH BALLROOM Z C M I Bnn-8ou- An Unusual In Sale of This HEM-ROI- ‘Ctood-by- A B C e tran-plan- n t HEM-ROI- k Oquirrh WASHER 2 o German Doctor Finds Way to Stop Stomach Gas Bloating -- -- 1 1 wi alx-toe- ui WEMETT’S SALVE ’ $13950 ea-I- - ar eou-po- n tt n GARFIELD— The Oquirrh district Teaching Quartet Present Concert As Friday Event A torian and Miss Wickberg Boy Scout court of honor will be held m the L D S church Monday at 8 p m Awards will be: Troop 101 Pleas- DETROIT W)— College girls fresh from dormitories and campuses gay in sport togs and spring hats will tackle current problems in government here April 0 Sixty colleges and 19 states will be represented at the conference of college league of women voters which holds its opening conference dinner April 29 with Miss Gertrude Ely of Bryn Mawr presiding Study of World Problems Nevt day the young women will discuss the part the college girl can play in solving the world’s problems The League of Women Voters which meets in Detroit the week of April 25 Is but a step from the junior organization and has many former college girls In responsible positions Miss Beatrice Marsh graduate of Smith college is now executive secretary of the national league Miss Donaudy Ruth Moore graduate of Washing- Duperc DuBarc ton college St Louis Is executive 1 HONOR COURT McGill and Maxine Wickberg of Ely turned In the highest scholastic averages for the entire class over the period of four years In high school work Miss Matheson will be valedic Oquirrh District Schedules Presentation of Merit Awards to 50 Heard in Recital The George WashingProfessor Thomas Giles head of Program for Bicentennial Music week to be the music department of University ton In Washington May 8 to 15 of Utah will present his advanced observed national music leaders attendstudents In a piano recital in the ball by the room of the Union building on the ing the spring meeting of the national board of directors of the Federation campus Friday at 8 p m Immediate- of Music clubs and the National Counand ly following the recital Professor cil has been announced The music Mrs Giles will entertain at a recepis joining with the Distion and dance for the performers organisation of Columbia Washington Bicenthe men’s glee club and friends of the trict tennial commission in the observance young people The glee club will sing On the of Monday May 8 during the Intermission and refresh- Albert N night Hoxie national chairman ments are to be served SCOUTS PLAN Qroup Plans Discussions College V & - |