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Show J 6C , Lakeside Review, Wednesday, July 10, 1985 County Schools Undergoing $21 Million in Construction Concerts Dated To Salute Kern The Utah Symphony, with guest conductor Norman Leyden, will perform three concerts saluting the 100th anniversary of the birth of Jerome Kern on Thursday, July 11; Saturday, July 13, and Sunday, July 14. The Thursday concert will be held in Symphony Hall at 8 p.m.; the Saturday concert will be at Deer Valley in Park City at 6 p.m., and the Sunday concert will be at Snowbird at 4 p.m. Mr. Leyden returns to Utah by popular demand. He last conducted the orchestra here last year and before that in 1982. Assistant conductor of the Oregon Symphony and music director of the Seattle Summer Pops Concerts, Mr. Leyden is affectionately known as the of Portland. Joining the Utah Symphony and Mr. Leyden will be soloists Pamela LaSalle, soprano, and Craig Nim, baritone. This years concerts will feature the music of Jerome Kern, perhaps Americans most popular contemporary composer. Kerns 100th birthday was January 27. He was commemorated on a first Pied-Pip- er County schools. The other new school to be FARMINGTON Thirteen built is Woods Cross Elementary. Davis County schools are either The $3 million structure will duunder new construction or are plicate the Layton Elementary undergoing additions and repairs School building. It will be ready for occupancy in July of 1986. at a cost of $21.6 million. Also, eight portables will be set Kaysville Elementary will be reup at different schools at a cost of built. Several old structures were $220,000. Some of the work was demolished to make way for a new room. Close recently completed. Syracuse Junior High is being to $3 million will be spent on the constructed and should be comproject, which will include four pleted for occupancy July, 1986. portables to be set up behind the The school will cost $6.4 million. school. Completion is set for Foundations are in place, said March of 1986. Dr. Dean Penrod, director of A new office is being built at buildings and grounds for Davis Clearfield High in the present Review Staff class stamp on that day and his songs have become standards for their sophisticated hummability. Kern composed dozens of tunes for Broadway productions, and conductor Alec Wilder, in his 1972 study American Popular Song, singled out Kern for exemplifying the pure, uncontrived melodic line more characteristically than any other writer of American theater music. The orchestra will perform many Kern tunes, including Smoke Gets in Your Eyes; OP Man River; Make Believe; Why Do I Love You; All the Things You Are; and The Way You Look Tonight. The program also includes selections by Cole Porter; Rodgers and Hammerstein, and others. The concerts are made possible, in part, by a grant from AT & T. Tickets of the Symphony Hall concert are $10 and up and are avilable at the Utah Symphony box office located at the northwest corner of Symphony Hall (123 West South Temple) at Deseret book stores, at Basils in multi-purpo- NORMAN LEYDEN Trolley Square. Student rush tickests are available immediately prior to the concert for $6. Tickets for the Snowbird concert are $10 and are available in advance at the Snowbird plaza ticket window (third level) and at the Utah Symphoy box office. Student tickets are $8. Tickets fo the Deer Valley per- formance are $10, children under 12 $5. For ticket information for this concert please call State 4-- H For aditonal information please call the Utah Symphony, box office at 533-640- of people require emergency room treatment for injuries associated with fireworks, according to the Utah Safety Council. Minimizing use of fireworks on the upcoming July 24 holiday, except those used by professional pyrotechnicians under controlled circumstances, is the best way to avoid firework-relate- d injuries. The council recommends visiting a professional fireworks display. However, if a home display is shown, the following safety advice should be heeded: Store all fireworks in a cool, dry place. Handle each divice carefully to avoid damaging the fuse. Always read the directions which explain how to properly nite the dievice. ig- are not 5051 S. 1900 W. The final deadline for filing is Aug. 27 at 5 p.m. The position of mayor and two seats on the City Council will be open, said Richard Kirkwood, Roy city manager. He said all three positions are four-yeterms and are (not connected with any particular political party.) In order to run, you must be a ar non-partis- an Wayne Rose, a former county agent in Salt Lake County, has been named supervisor of the Northern District, which comprises Box Elder, Cache, Rich, These were awarded in 27 categories based on an overall participation in a specific subject matter area. This years record book winners from the lakeside area were: achievement; Cami Dalton, Davis; food and nutrition; Alisa Be4-- H record book contest winners were also presented 4-- H dell, Davis. Take Care Of Your Car and Keep It Looking Good For Years To Come At 546-64- 1 1 Wash Wax considered Steam clean and paint engine dangerous fireworks, their estimated burning temperature is more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Always ignite fireworks outdoors in a clear area away from people, houses and flammable and Buff. Window Tinting Paint Sealant materials. 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Horne, a USU Extension area agronomist. Home, based in Provo, oversees Utah, Juab, Wasatch, Duchesene, Daggett, Uintah, Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties. ties. PI 6580-- 3 PI 8574-1- 4 PI 9575-1- 4 STEEL RACIAL FORMERLY ties. Other agents who had been area coordinators will continue their duties as USU Extension agents in their respective coun- 5 $9190 181 Nylon Weber, Morgan, Summit, Davis, Salt Lake (where Rose is based in Salt Lake City) and Tooele Coun- -' ers. WHITEWALLS DISCOlJ Kirkwood said that in the event not enough people apply, a meeting will be held on Oct. 8 to make a selection. KETRS5 RADIALS FIBERGLASS BELTED BLACKWALLS will. Joe Austin, formerly a county agent in Sevier County, will supervise the Southwest District, which encompasses Millard, Sanpete, Beaver, Sevier (where Austin is based in Richfield), Piute, Wayne, Iron, Garfield, Washington and Kane counties. iw Vi Mayor Jack Pierce, Council-me- n Richard G. Tubbs and E. LaVar Smith are undecided on whether they will seek Tubbs indicated he probably us 4-- H at the congress. 1753 ll. Main, Layton Extension Service Structure Changed Utah State University Extension has reorganized its statewide structure into three districts. The state was previously divided into eight extension areas. The administrative changeover,-whicbecame effective June 1, divides the state into the northern, central east and southwest districts. R. Paul Larsen, vice president for USU Extension, said the changeover is designed to improve the administration of the statewide program. I have evaluated numerous administrative and organizational Larsen systems in extension, said, and while none is perfect this comes as close to a potentially sound system as we can have in Utah. This change will help us improve the service we provide to the residents of the state. USU Extension, using county extension personnel and specialists, helps meet local needs in the areas of agriculture, home economics, natural resources, youth and community and rural development. Three former area coordinators have been named to supervise the new extension distnets. South Clearfield Elementary additions will be completed in. November of 1986. CHUCKS DETAIL SHOP Roy Officials Still Unsure on Election If you are interested ROY in serving as a city official in Roy, there are seven weeks left to file candidacy for election at the Roy City Municipal Building, of 1985. 7. Never allow small children to handle any kind of fireworks. Although fireworks such as spar- klers tion. The state competed for The se prizes, scholarships and trips to further competition in Denver, Chicago, Louisville and Omaha. Contests ranged from horse judging to the dress style review, from tractor driving to meal prepara- 4-- H 649-100- 0. million addition should be completed in February of 1986. Hill Field Elementary will have $1.25 million worth of work done. A small kitchen and new classrooms will be built by August, 1985 so that all students will be in one building, Penrod said. Other schools with additions undergoing construction are: King Elementary will receive seven new classrooms by August Winners Announced 4-- H More than 500 of Utahs top competed in the first Utah Congress at Utah State University. This years congress was a combination of the state contests and State Youth Leadership Conference of previous years. July 24 Fireworks? Follow Safety Tips Each year, thousands court between the two main buildings Penrod said. The $2 CHERYL ARCHIBALD ini id I fn r iiiai(t f' V I Tfr |
