¢ as i é ‘7 = = a aa ay mame ar < += “po * _ ay eee arene —— { ‘ a a ~& .= ote aed f r? Band-A-Rama Band Plays For Scholarship Money Friday, April 4, is the date for the Weber State College Band-ARama, to be held in the Fine Arts Center auditorium. The charge for admission is $2.00 per person. This activity is designed to raise money for scholarships for the band department, as well as to provide ment. The an evening of entertain- event will feature the ‘Salt Flats’’ a well known barber shop quartet from Salt Lake City. An old time movie, ‘‘Love ‘Em and Weep,’’ will be presented, with J. Clair Anderson providing the background music on the organ. The Weber State woodwind ensemble will render a selection of broadway tunes, and Fay Hanson’s trumpet trio will also be featured. A novelty number, ‘*Weber State’s answer to Tiny Tim,’’ will be an entertaining sidelight, withafinale provided by the Weber State Col- lege marching band in uniform, augmented by senior high school students in their uniforms. According to Donald D. Threlkeld, the Band-A-Rama will be different, entertaining variety type show with something to please everyone. have been colleges Activities of this type presented in numerous and universities through- out the success, United States and with the students A-Rama and the public, the Band should be equally enter- taining and successful, to Threlkeld. with great support of according