Show 2B November bdlind SunGunnison Valluy News 2000 1 Snow students take trip to Europe llu mchestra lias haul to earn fmam lal by Renae (’ Prat! ibor ( huiris music prides I)r sir of Snou ( olli gi is planning fim ol to soli urope toi trip Sums ( ulli'go m tlif m Dr Omlris states termunl ol s ory thing aituallv bilvsiin ilumsmg tin iiiiisk to trisi'l anungi'mcnls to lenting tl been Irving means of go In hav e bei n has mg bench ni) conceits and thev hav e applied for a grant from )i Ita Airlines ( ook is doubtful about unuirmg tile grant but if thev were to get it the w hole ouhestid Would hi able to go to urope tor nearly Mild instead of " orihi'stra thrir music Iht' h SHOD is excited to stand is they professors plan fins trip "He s avvesi iriie lie s working si haul to gel tis to rope and then- s ith i' lould have doin' it no way any otln r omliu tor le's amamg mil he knows so mm h about nuisii and he has so nun h passion for it Ih works hard" admits Kebena hesitation ook is ( ook vsithont of )r ( tndras's assistant President the nri lieslra and first i hair nihilist fifty one members of the ‘snow College Symphony and orchestras are going Along with students ill be most iniisii pri ifessors going also Some other students and a few members if the (omnium tv are plan to them also at nmg company About seventy five people are going m total One of the mam pieces they will rills" a play is called "I rilling twenty first entury song composed by Milos llctko a well established Sldvokicn composer While in urope Dr Ornlras has planned for the orchestra to see an opera as well as a concert "We're going to see a lot of sight seeing" Dr Ondras says with a smile he students are going to Venuediid such other places where famous composers such as Moarl Brahms and Beethoven have lived as well as composed musu he) leav e the Nov ember ICiand return November 27 he music is new the) started practicing at tile of the semester w hit li beginning makes this trip mu mi dittu nil hi cause ot the lac k ot tunc lor pole In ook sav s tin u w i'l In a to in meiidoiu amount ot tor to pra toe outsnli of lass In matte is id ( ook being comments " here a ri some songs that vve'ri still a little bit weak on We vm ist w oi k a little harder but tor the most part defimtelv think w e ill be icadv By their persistent and hard workanyoiieian tell they an going to make it and make it big C - by Nt OH VK SOI ab thi vo or thi 2001 sportsman an vu permit applications accepted until Nov 22 Applications for some of next year's most pried Utah big game hunting permit- s- 2001 Sportsman will be available permits by Nov 1 Utah residents Only may apply for Sportsman permits One Sports man Permit isoffered for each of the following species bighorn ram buck deer buck pronghorn bull elk bull moose hunter's choice bison and hunter's choice Rocky Mountain goal he 2IKII Spoilsman Permit hunt runs Sept Dei Tl 2001 Hunters aie allowed to hunt on any unit open foi the ic ective species ex cept the Pilot Mountain Unit " he long season dates and abil ity to hunt eveiy open hunting unit m tile state but one make Sportsman pet mils a highly pned item" said Nancy Hutchings wildlife Incus for the Division ol mg specialist Wildlife Kcsomics Nov Sportsman Permit applications will be available from more than "W0 hunting and fishing license agents statewide Division of Wildlife Resources offices m Ogden Salt ake ( itv Springy die Vernal Price and Cedar City and the Division's Internet web site at w w nr state lit usdw rdw r litni In be entered m the Sportsman Permit Diavv applications must be received through the mail no latei than 5 p in Nov 22 Hunters are reminded that it will take a few days tor their application to arrive through the mail and to mail it as fai in advance of the Nov 22 date as said possible Hutchings Hutchings also reminds hunleis that a $5 nometimdable handling tee is iecimed for each species foi which a liuntei applies Results ot the Spoilsman Pei nut ill be posted Dec have at Di vision offices m Ogden Salt lake By ily ch fru tht sec tw me 3 coi ho Gunnison High will host the Mistletoe Mall for its 18th year of business Gina's Dance Works will provide soup and home made bread for dinner on Friday as part of their annual fundraising The Gunnison Lion's Club will help out Saturday by providing a taco salad dinner C'it Sprmgv ille Vernal Price and the Division's edir City and on web Internet w nr state lit us site at rdwr htni Beginning Dec Id draw results also will be posted at the ee Kay enter foi Hunter ilucation 6001) W 2I00S in Salt ake City Beginning Dec 14 draw results will be posted at the Cache Valley Hunter diiiation enter 2851 W 200N in ogan Successful applicants also will be notified by lettei hose with iiiestions may call then neaiest’ Division of Wildhte Resm iices office or the Salt lake itv oltice at (SOI) dvv QUAD CAB 1500 Loaded Holiday Boutique SLT 4x4 cit® il 9 JSi Example s27760 2 1 j 1 26 Starting at Strong bones and strong teeth come from calcium int tio I ease develops when bacteria accumulate in pockets between the teeth and gums mn s necessary foi stinng bones but did you know it can also help give you strong teeth? 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