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Tuesday, July 11, 1973 THE HERALD, Provo. I'tah-Paee S. Pianist and Cellist Duo to Appear At BYU Arts Center Wednesday Nebo Schools Chief Responds to Budget Meeting Questions 1 eoncertired together for mspy years. In 1963 they performed in Russia by special request, and their reception was so enthusiastic they played 30 minutes of encores. After graduating from the Royal Academy in his native Budapest, Mr.

Rejto went to Spain to study with Pablo Casals. He has appeared with the Vienna Symphony, Budapest Adolph Bailer, pianist, and Gabcr Rejto, cellist, internationally known duo, will appear Wednesday at Brigham Young University as part of the Summer Music Festival. She program is scheduled for 8 pjn. in the Recital Hall of BYU's Harris Fine Arts (inter. Beth artists are soloists in their own right, but they have RONALD TANNER GLYNN W.

BENNION 7' il year, the following employees were listed: District office administrators, 10; special sen-ices, 11; psychologist, one; social worker, one; bus supervisor, one; maintenance supervisor, one; maintenance workers, 16; Bus drivers, 11.8; principals, 25; teachers, 365.5; counselors, 10 para-librarians, 5.9; librarians, nine; secretaries, 43.5; custodians; 43.1; lunch managers, 28; lunch workers 61.5; teachers aides and interns. 73.2. There also are many volunteer student teachers, college helpers and high school students working in Nebo schocV 3ut because they work irregular hours, there was no accurate accounting made of these helpers, he reported. The superintendent said, "If you have a question about a more definite breakdown of personnel in relafion to various programs, contact either a principal (if at the school level) or the district office." Symphony, Rome Philharmonic and other major symphony orchestras in Europe. In 1939 he came to the United States.

He became a member of the Lener, and later, the Gordon String Quartets. He is now the cellist of the Alma Trio. His solo and chamber music tours have convered America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Europe. He was head of the cello and chamber music departments at the Eastman School of Music (1949-1954) and since 1954 he has been chairman of the string department of the School of Music of the University of Southern California. During the summer he gives master classes in cello and chamber music at the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, California.

Mr. Bailer, referred to recently by a New York critic as "one of the most superb chamber music players to be heard anywhere," began his career at the age of 12 when he appeared as soloist with the Vienna Philharmonic and Vienna Symphony Orchestras, and at the Salzburg Festival. In 1938, he came to the United States. Since 1949 he has become known throughout the United States, Canada, South America and Japan for his tours with Yehudi Menuhin. Mr.

Bailer also is a composer, having written quartets, songs, piano compositions and sonatas for violin and piano. He is at present a resident of Palo Alto, and professor for piano at Stanford University. He also teaches at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Eagle Awards Earned By Four Local Scouts I V-. aV.iV I 1 I i.M.T.rrr.T II ill i -TVT- SPANISH FORK Nebo School District Supt.

Joe Reidhead has issued a statement to answer questions raised at the recent school board budget meeting. The superintendent stated; "We think it is probably more important to keep track of personnel contracts and salary commitments than a package of pencils a ream of paper or other supplies and equipment. This is because our major expenditure is people." Computer Used A personnel accounting system with the help of a computer provides a monthly roster of persons employed in the district, he added. Omar Hansen, director of operations, developed the computer program. In some cases, one individual is paid from several fund sources because his time is prorated; therefore, the number of employees is different from the equivalents reported.

At the end of the 1971-72 school Days of Big For Provo's Thursday, July 17, will be a busy day for Provo Senior Citizens. At 10:30 a.m. the bus will leave the Eldred Center for the four-day tour of Southern Utah. The annual Utah Shakespearean plays are scheduled Monday and Tuesday. Monday's feature will be "King Lear" and Tuesday's will be "A Winter's Tale." Senior Citizens will be camped at the events for both nights.

They will stay at the College of Southern Utah. On Wednesday, the group will leave for Springdale to visit the scenery in the Zion's Canyon National Park area. And on the way home Thursday they will stop at Manti to view the pageant, "The Mormon Miracle." Those that do not take the tour will be entertained at the Eldred Center with an afternoon performance of "Johnny Tremain" a story of the Revolutionary War era. On Friday, a bus will leave the INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN pianist Adolph Bailer and cellist Gabor Rejto will appear Wednesday night rt BYU as part of the Summer Music Festival. Four Provo Boy Scouts recently received their Eagle Scout awards.

They are, Ronald Tanner, Dan Perkins, Glynn Wood Bennion and Ricky Lynn Campbell. Ronald, 13, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan K. Tanner and is a member of Troop 45, Bonneville Ward.

He serves as president of his Deacon's Quorum and has been scribe, treasurer and is now senior patrol leader. He enjoys sports and especially likes camping, fishing and hiking. Dan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Perkins and is a member of Troop 44 in the Provo 10th Ward, Provo Stake.

He has served as assistant patrol leader, senior patrol leader and patrol leader. Dan is a teacher in the priesthood and he swims on the Brigham Young University Dolphin Team. Glynn, 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bennion, is in the Orem 22nd Ward where he is in the Teacher's Quorum presidency and has been in the Deacon's Quorum presidency.

He is the first of his direct line to receive an Eagle award. He has participated in the Spanish Trail hike and a Green River YOUR NEWS QUIZ i 7 i DR. LARRY BOLICK UV Hospital Gets New Pathologist Di Larry E. Bolick has joined the Utah Valley Hospital staff as pathologist and director of clinical chemistry. Until June of this year, Dr.

Bolick served for two years as pathologist and associate director of laboratory at the Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center in Las Vegas, Nev. Dr. Bolick received his pre-med training at Brigham Young University, El Camino College in Los Angeles and UCLA. He then attended Univers'ty of Southern California Medical College from 1957 to 1961 and interned at Madigan General Hospital in Tacoma, Wash. On a research fellowship in cardiovascular pathology, Dr.

Bolick received training at USC and later served a residency at Madigan. He entered the U.S. Army in 1961, serving until 1970 when he was discharged as a lieutenant colonel. He received the Bronze Star in 1969 while serving in Vietnam. Provo HS Class of 1942 Slates Aug.

4 Reunion The Provo High School class of 1942 is having its 30th reunion Aug. 4 at the new Orem City Center. Several of the class members have not been contacted, and chairman Marie Roberts Ridge would appreciate anyone knowing the whereabouts of these class members to contact her at 1675 S. 8th Orem, 225-1472. They are: Norma Locander Norton, Dorothy Hawkins Sayer, Doris Bunnell Fuller, Dean Dallin, Clark Nelson, Norma Dick, Elna Stueler Perry, Keith Walker, Bernell Johnson, Betty Pearson Taylor, Mary Allen Brown, Norma Prusse Thompson, Gail Willis Davies, Junior Brailsford and Lawrence Slack.

FLAG KITS $C5 95 ana UTAH OFFICE SUPPLY 69 West Center, Provo 373-2430 191 S. Main, Springvilie 489-7469 OUR AIM To provide the Lowest possible Rates per case PART I NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer. 4 Nkfck DAN PERKINS i jf RICKY CAMPBELL -ip. At Lincoln Junior High School, he is an honor student and active in dramatics. Ricky, 13, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Campbell, is a member of the Lakeview Ward and serves as senior patrol leader in Troop U. Ricky is a brother in the Order of the Arrow and has been patrol leader and camp advisor. He is president of his Deacons Quorum and has been a counselor. Most of the time his father has been his Scoutmaster.

Ricky is a student at Orem Junior High School. All types of GLASS WORK Residential Commercial WEATHER STRIPPING CAULKING THRESHHOLD Fast Servke Just Call Valley Aluminum 687 N. State, Orem Edmund RATE? 71 to 80 points Gocd. Ol to points feir. 60 or mm! Italy.

Quiz answers on P. 6. W-P 225-9962 1Q 6 People You Dr. and Mrs. Truman E.

Partridge of Provo welcomed their daughter, Mrs. John B. (Paula) Hoopes, and children, Janece and Bert, from Meadow Vista, who will be visiting for some time with them. Mrs. Hoopes and children, in the surprise visit, arrived in the private plane piloted by a cousin, Clark Partridge of Pocatello, Ida.

Mr. Partridge had been to Sacramento, for the start of the Powder Puff Derby in which his wife, Elaine, is participating. Prior to the arrival of their current guests, Dr. and Mrs. Partridge hosted their daughter, Mrs.

Raymond (Miriam) Jacobs of Sylmar, who has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bennett and Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Walker, all of Orem, have acquired ground at Covered Bridge Canyon in Spanish Fork Canyon and plan to erect summer cabins there. This past weekend the two couples and their families have enjoyed an outing on the grounds, each comfortable in their respective trailers. Expected to leave on Monday were former Provoans, Mr. and Bill Demos, and their daughter, who reside in New York City.

The family has vacationed for the past three weeks with Bill's mother, Mrs. Mary Demos in Provo. During their stay here, other family members came to enjoy numerous picnics and other social events. Greeting the family were Bill's sisters, Mrs. Fred Clark, and her husband and family members from Heber, and Mrs.

Helon Campbell of Baldwin Park, Calif. Janet Stevenson, 10, daughter of Joanne and Dale Stevenson of St. George has just completed two weeks vacation with her at at Know grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradford in Spanish Fork.

She was entertained at swimming parties, a canyon party and roller skating parties with her cousins in Spanish Fork. The highlight of her stay was a slumber party with all the cousins given by her grandmother Bradford. Dinner was served, games played, then beds were made for all on the family room floor and Grandma slept with them. Breakfast was served the next morning. Twenty-five family members were present to honor Mrs.

Charles (Ruby) Allred of Spanish Fork at a birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Endicott, held at the Castle in Provo. An elaborate dinner was served at 5 p.m. Games, music and TV rounded out the evening.

Mrs. Allred received many beautiful gifts from those present. Present at the party were Mi1, and Mrs. Donald Leek and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Allred and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allred and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Allred, and Mrs.

Gene Allred, all of Spanish Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Allred and Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and family of Springvilie.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cowley of Salt Lake City were week-end guests of Mrs.

Charles Allred over July 4. They were aU guests dinner on the Fourth of July at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Ann Allred) Leek of Spanish Fork. The Grotegut reunion was held Provo North Park last week with 70 persons attending.

Hazel Greer was in charge, and the families of Mrs. Greer, LuWana Davis, Loren Grotegut, Arthur Grotegut, Robert Grotegut, LaMar Grotegut and the late Reed Grotegut gathered for lunch and visiting. Match word clues with their corresponding pictures or symbols. 10 points for each correct answer. 1 In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the death penalty (CHOOSE ONE: is, is not) unconstitutional as it has been applied in the United States.

Fresident Nixon lifted all quota restrictions on imports 2 The four justices who dissented in the decision were all appointees of President Nixon. True or False? Events Near Sr. Citizens Eldred Center at 2 p.m. for the "Mormon Miracle" at Manti. Reservations must be made early to ensure seating.

Wednesday Starting at 1 p.m., indoor and outdoor games; free swimming at the Municipal Pool with special instruction, Harmonica Band and matinee dancing; 2 p.m. Magic in Cooking class, directed by Ireta Midgley, on cookiej and convenient and quick bread; also travelogue films; 2:50 p.m. refreshments; hand sewing class and weaving class; also square dancing with Earl A. Beck calling, and 4 p.m., weekly bowling at the Regal Lanes. Sao Paulo, Brazil, boasts the largest aluminum single structural span in the world at its new Fair Trade Center.

It weights 650 tons and covers the main display building 723,000 square feet. Minister of Japan. a-to lower in rank b-confusion, frenzied excitement c-a flood or major rainfall d-outward behavior e-to mislead or trick a-Prime Minister, Norway b- Premier, Sweden c-Premier, Lebanon d-President, United Arab Republic e-Premier, Turkey VEC, Madison, Wisconsin 2 South Dakota Senator George McGovern 3 North and South (CHOOSE ONE: Korea, Viet Nam) signed an agreement to end hostilities between the two countries as a step toward eventual reunification. superstar Bobby Hull changed teams 4 Name the new Prime News of By MILDRED B. HALL 373-8563 373-0546 Mr.

and Mrs. Wes Kofford, their daughter Sue, and son, Dale, and a friend, Peggy Kelsey, along with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Elliott and children, Kathy, Kristie and Mark, spent a few days at Jackson, visiting with the Kofford's daughter, Karen, and her roommate, Barbara Fisher of Salt Lake City. Both young ladies are working there for the summer as glass blowers.

Mrs. Imogene Timmons of Provo is catching her breath again after attending two family reunions during the past week. First she went with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams of Montpelier, and Mrs.

Leigh Clark of Provo to the William Adams reunion held in Monticello. Next was a trip to Parawan for a Gurr family reunion. Two of Mrs. Timmons' sisters Mrs. Afton Robinson of Montebello, and Mrs.

Wallace Skinner of Sunland, Calif. came to Utah for this event. Mrs. Skinner was the guest of her daughter Eileen and son-in-law, Dr. Gary Tolboe, while here.

All of the sisters also attended the golden wedding anniversary of another sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Griffiths. Mr. and Mrs.

Weston Garrett of Provo were visited by their sons and daughters during the past week as they gathered to vacation and greet parents on their wedding anniversary, June 30. Visiting were Russell and Kathryn Garrett and their four children from Midland, Kent and Ann Garrett and their baby from St. George and Miss Diane Garrett, who is a stewardess with Western Airlines. The family group had dinner at the Riverside Country Club on the anniversary. Ann also visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lob Collins, and Kathryn visited her mother, Mrs. Floronce Graehl. Mr. and Mrs.

Eiwood Davies noted their house seems quiet after the departure of their family members who were here visiting for a week. Joining them were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meyer and their four children from Sylmar, and Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Whitehead and family. The group returned home Thursday. Mrs. Meyer is the former Diane Whitehead. A baby girl was born to Cyril and Adaline Schlink Haws in Mesa, on July 6th.

Local grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Haws of Provo. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Schlink of Mesa, Ariz. X-Ray Cautions WASHINGTON (UPI) -Two of every three Americans are exposed to one or more x-ray examinations annually. The federal government is conducting a campaign to make sure that these persons don't get more exposure than necessary. The main concern: the danger to health posed by too much radiation. Some authorities feel many persons receive more x-rays than they should.

U.S. planes wrecked North Viet Nam's only modern plant 5 Bobby Fischer of the United States and Boris Spas sky of the Soviet Union are meeting in Iceland to play for the world championship. a-table tennis b-bridge c-chess Internal fighting and mass executions have been reported here Maine Senator Muskie PART II WORDS IN fHE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with its correct meaning. Alabama Governor George Wallace CAN'T GET AUTO INSURANCE? "Do Business with the Experts" BURUNDI 1 deluge 2 delude 3 delirium 4 demote 5 demeanor 8 The first woman umpire in organized made her debut 9 Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey fa r2r UNDER AGE DRIVING RECORD 4 WE WILL INSURE YOU 10 Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro visited this nation PART III NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that you can correctly match with the clues. Budget terms SR 22 We have Financial Responsibility Filled the authority to do this on the spot HOW DO YOU Score Each Side of Quiz Separately) yi to 100 points TOP 5COf(t: 81 to 90 points- Excellent.

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