TUNING UP French horns for tonight’ S county junior high school band and orches- tra festival are three musicians from Ro y Junior High School: James Henderson and John Jensen (left to right). Nearly 400 Weber County Harton, Jean junior; ‘high school band and orchestra stu- ‘ dents will perform in the musich festival to be held tonight in t hej Weber High School Warrior Gym The program will start at 7 p.m. with students from Roy Junior) High, South Junior High and Wahl-) quist...Junior.High. taking part. In addition, the County Hon or; Orchestra, composed of outstanding! music students from all grades in} the county schools, will play several numbers. Judging of the musical presenta- : tions will be done by Dr. Forest} Stoll of the Utah State University | music staff, according to Arch Stokes, coordinating chairman of the festival. Each band or orchestral presentation will be rated on the general quality of the performance. The program will include a variety of musical numbers from stirring marches to the works of noted composers, Mr. Stokes said. Each group will be given a 15 minute appearance and offer two selections. Chairman of the festival is Bruce! Erickson, music director of Ro y Junior High School. Other music} directors assisting are Fred Doctor! of South Junior High and Sterling) Morris... of... Wablquist. Mr. Stokes, | MISS KATHLEEN ELLIS will be presented in‘a piano recital Sunday. Ogden Pianist Plans Recital © ‘Miss Kathleen Ellis will be presented by Ruth B. Shaw in a piano ‘recital home Sunday of at 3 p.m. parents, Mr. and at the Mrs. |Glenn Ellis, 490 W. Elberta Drive Miss Ellis will play Wasserman’s| arrangement of “Deep Purple by; | Peter De Rose; Greig’s Norwegian) - Concerto; Baxter’s arrangement of! )Revel’s Jet; Russian Concerto by! Rachmaninoff; Bumble Boo gie, jadopted from the Flight of the! Bumble Bee, and Chopin’s Polonaise in A, “§ A vocal number will complete the! program. = Friends and relatives are invited.