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Show Page Four FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1971 THE SALT LAKE TIMES Joan Sutherland Featured With the Symphony, Bonynge Conducts 10 Boys' Clubs Week (Continued from page 1) National Hoys Club Week March 28 to April 3. The purpose of the National Boys Club week is to promote the cause of juvenile decency and to draw attention to the work of 880 local Boys Clubs to achieve this goal. Mr. Hoover served the Boys Clubs for 28 years as national board clia irman. He believed there was no such thing as a common man, and he instilled this belief in thousands of youths during his years of inspiring leadership of the Boys Clubs. Today, there is nothing common about the Boys Clubs of America. It has opened the door of opportunity and hope to millions of boys. It is an uncommon organization. It deserves the hearty support of all of us not for just a week, but all through the year. Avoid Blemished Sweet Potatoes The fifth subscription concert of the Utah Symphony on Tuesday, November 30th, at 8:30 p.m., in the Tabernacle, will feature one of the worlds most sought after soloists, Joan Sutherland, who thrilled Utah music lovers in February 1968 in her first appearance with the Orchestra. For this concert, Maestro Abravanel will once again relinquish his baton to guest conductor Richard Bonynge, who conducts the orchestra for all of Miss Sutherlands performances, whether at the Met or with any of the worlds foremost orchestras. The November 30th program is a delightful combination of operatic arias, which give rein to Miss Sutherlands fabulous bel canto prowess, and light symphonic works. work will Major be the Mozart Symphony No. 40 in G Minor which is regarded by musicians as the ultimate perfection, with its smplicity being a triumph of supreme art. Miss Sutherlands devoted fans will be delighted by her performance of Viennese operetta arias and the Regnava nel silenzio from Lucia di Lamermoor. Other works will be: The Overture to La Verdis Ladies; Forza del Destino and Ah, forse lui from La Traviata; and Douglas Gamleys Praterfest. Miss Sutherland and Mr. Bonynge represent teamwork at its best. Both Australian born, they met while studying music in their native country. In 1951, Mr. Bonynge went to London to continue his piano studies and Miss Sutherland arrived a year later for voice study. Recognizing her gift for the florid style of singing so natural to 19th century opera, Mr. Bonynge put aside his studies for a time to coach her. Needless to say, her potential was quickly all-orchest- -- con-tomina- nts GRAPEVINE About 2,000 calls inquiring about 80 positions made possible under the Emergency Employment Act of 1971 have, been received by the Utah Department of Employment Security. Lynn March, city personnel director, said nearly all the jobs have been filled in the past week. Seventy of the positions were with the city streets and water department, at the airport and golf courses. Ten persons will be employed under a Model Cities grant. The Symphonys first four concerts this season have been comand advance sales plete sell-out-s, for the November 30th concert give every indication that it will likewise be sold out before the starting downbeat. Salt Lake County will get tough with motorists who fail to yield the right of way to emergency vehicles, county commissioners emphasized. State laws say that on hearing an emergency vehicles siren or seeing the flashing red rights, motorists should pull to the curb. Offenders not yielding the right of way to such will be given citations ral Scarlatti-Tommasin- Good-humor- Blemished sweet potatoes in food markets have been found to contain an ingredient that kills cattle, and its significance to public Health has been inadequately investigated, mehmbers of the American Chemical Society were told at a recent meeting. This is the second toxic substance identified in damaged sweet potatoes, and neither substance would necessarily be destroyed by normal cooking procedures, it was reported. A newly discovered toxic compound, named has been isolated from mold damaged sweet potatoes and is thought to be the agent responsible for the fatal lung edema of cattle that are sometimes fed the moldy tubers. Lung edema is a condition in which the abnormal quantities of fluid accumulate in the lungs. Professor Benjamin J. Wilson of Vanderbilts school of Medicine made the report. A 1969 outbreak of lung edema in cattle near Tifton, Ga., caused the deaths of over 50 head of Hereford cattle thta were fed moldy sweet potatoes by their owner. This outbreak was typical of several others that have been reported in veterinary literature. It was soon established that none of the numerous bacteria or fungi isolated from the damaged sweet potatoes was capable of forming toxin, rather, the sweet potato was being stimulated by the to form the toxic material and other abnormal metabolites. LEASED realized. In 1954, they were married and their joint debut took place in Rome. In the Unitec States, they first appeared together in 1962 at the Hollywooc Bowl. Since then, they have been heard with opera comapnies and in concert all across the and is a stiff fine. ed Mayor elect E. J. Gam will break with tradition in city government and hes going to be the first of the commission to vote at their meeting. This is something that has never been done TAKE A NOTE, MOTHER . . . Free and easy school fashions for the lunch box set start with a three-piec- e look that's two is two When parts. really more than three? When its a before as Cinderella cottonpolyestcr plaid pleated skirt with collar shirt attached. Topping the look off is a loganberry doublet, tied at the side and fringed within an inch of its wearing life a life thats long-point- I feel strongly even though the mayor has only one vote the same as commissions that he should leadership. Therefore, I will vote first on all issues so the other city commissioners will have no doubt about my positipn on various issues. ed . pleasantly long because the doublet is made of Pervel the mayor usually casts the last vote. cot- ton suede, absolutely washable. Governor Calvin L. Hampton named Rod O. Julander of Ogden constituents in human urine, of which 70 have been to fill a vacancy created in the identified. Utah State Senate by the resignation of Monte Bailey. The forIn time, norms will be established and tests de- mer Sen. Bailey, representing vised whereby physicians can accurately diagnose the accepted employment with the related patient disorders. Among other important uses, Utah Highway Department as the UV Analyzer can be used as a tool for monitoring public relations director. The appointment of Mr. Julander was drug levels in the body and as an instrument to determine made with the endorsement of evenmodels Commercial the of Weber analyzer drug dosage. Countys 13th district, has tually will be fast and economical enough for use in mass ihe Weber County Central Committee. Democratic screening. With the sensitivity of these instruments, incipient disease or abnormalities will be detected and Senator Frank E. Moss and treated before there is a need for hospitalization. Governor Calvin L. Rampton Seven prototype systems have been built and installed lave endorsed Senator Edmund Fluid in various research laboratories and clinical laboratories Muskie of Maine. In their enof Muskie the two top where they are being used routinely for biomedical re- dorsement Democrats said that felt he An automated device developed at Oak ltidge Na- search and analyses of body fluids for an aid las the best chance they of leading tional Laboratory for the clinical analysis of body fluids in clinical dianosis. ;he Democratic Party to victory has been selected as one of the 100 most significant new m 1972. Governor Rampton said more than half of Utahs top technical products of 1970 in a competition sponsored Democrats are favorable to Mus-kiby Industrial Research, Inc., expected presidentail canthe five of UV Development didacy adding he thinks this will Analyzer required reflect itself in the Utah deleyears and $400,000. The work was funded by the Nagation. tional Institute of General Medical Sciences through an interagency agreement with the Atomic Enery ComSalt Lake City Commissioners mission. The Analyzer is the first automaited system are missing. Commissioner James 3arker is already vacationing in capable of routine analysis of literally hundreds of the Analyzer Developed in-dep- th es molecular constituents in physiologic fluids and other aqueous mixtures of biological significance. Since most diseases are believed to. be caused at the molecular level (more than 700 molecular constituents are known to have pathologic significance) , such analyses will be very important to the modern biomedical scientists in defining the causes of disease at the molecular level. For example, the new system has already separated over 180 molecular 860 ! Spain and will be for another week. Commissioner E. J. Gam, mayor elect, and Commissioner Conrad Harrison arc packing for a ten day trip to Hawaii to a convention of the National .eague of Cities, and lame duck Mayor J. Bracken Lee was looking for boxes and other things to clean up his office for the new mayor to move in. Where thousands of listeners enjoy concert music and news every dayI at-e- -- i nd |