December 29, 1949 ndaY. THE Know Your Utah n Week Planners Sunmiside " v J5unnijdale CHRISTMAS PLAY AT SUNNYSIDE SCHOOL "Page Seven SUN-ADVOCA- dance of the Imps, Mrs. Turners third grade; Merry Christmas, Mary Carroll. Act III: Gift song, News boys; We are jolly snow men, Mrs. Turners fourth grade; Snow flake fairies, Mrs. Lauriskis dance students; Valene McCourt, Lynette Farnsworth, Beverly Simons, Shanna Peterson, Linda Tucker, and Patsy Arambula. Finale: Youre a jolly old snow man; Director, Lee Allred; musical, Margaret Naylor; stage manager, Dalton Wittenburg; property chairman; Hael Morgan; seating, Mildred Keepsey; make-uPhyllis Thomas; costumes, Marcella Tucker; dramatics, Esther Black; dancing, Ella Turner; lighting, Marion Busch and Ella Turner; promp.er, Dorothy Swenson: publicity' and programs, Lavon Allred and Flora Ruesch; dancing instructor, Louise Lauriski. So much talent was displayed for the leading parts that there were two complete casts. Or.e performed Wednesday morning and the other cast on Thursday morning. Private First Class Niel Arns-pigfrom Ft. Louis Washington, arrived in Sunnydale on Wednesday, December 21st. He stayed with his brother-in-laand sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Howa until Saturday, December 24th. At that time they all went to to Grand Junction, Colorado, spend Christmas with Mr. Howas family and friends. Each one of the rooms at the Sunnyside school had a lovely Christmas party Friday afternoon. The students drew names to exchange gifts; the teachers had gifts and favors for their students furnished and the refreshments. The school bus driver gave all the students bubble gum and Santa m de a very Even visit. the unexpected of teachers were not One of the most outstanding programs ever put on at the Sunnyside school was enjoyed by three or four hundred parents Wednesday and Thursday mornings at the school auditorium. The Legend of the Snow Man Cast of characters: Pages: Kenneth Turner, Michael Hyatt, Rosemary Fausett and Roselyn M a r k o s e k; announcers, Mary Frances and Walter Murphy Wright; Mother Carroll, Valene McCourt and Lynette Farnsworth; John Carroll, Keith Johnson and Garry Heath; Mr. Snow Man, Rene Peterson and Bert Naylor; News Boys, Gary Christensen and Keith Hunter; Mary Carroll, and Laurel Phyllis Anderson Mower; poems, Gerald Sprague and Grace Espinozia; jingle bells, Mrs. Bushs first grade; Jolly Nichloas, Mrs. Blacks first grade; Merry Christmas, Mrs. Rueschs third grade; winter wonderland, Mrs. Thomas third grade. Greetings: Mr. Snow Man, John and Mary Carroll; snow ball prixies, Mrs. Swensons third grade; What is Christmas, News Boys; dance of snow men, Mrs. Turners fourth grade; Christmas carols, Mr. Allreds sixth grade; Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, Mrs. Allreds first grade. Angels: Brahms Lullaby, Mrs. Naylors fourth grade; Lords prayer, Mr. Allreds sixth grade; snow flakes, Mrs. Wittenburgs fifth grade; Christmas story, Mrs. Morgans fifth grade. Act II: jolly old snow man, Snow man; Im not afraid of you, John Carroll; ten soldiers, Mrs. Naylors fourth grade; Japanese his visit. acrobate men, Sharon Preston, Friday evening at 6:00 p.m. Wanda Daily and a group of girls; San.a handed out treats to all p, "A 1 rWv ' wv'rri ; er " t ? t' I i- - ' v- . I I , H W ''? ' 'V w1 Erf? ' f) ' J-- ij I - . w pfy &Jp, Know Your Utah Week officials are shown examining an early Utah pioneer spinning wheel in the Bureau of Information in Salt Lake City. Left to right, they are: Fred E. Curtis, president, Sons of Utah Pioneers, sponsoring organization; Marion Duff Hanks, state chairman, and Franklin Dunn Richards, Salt (Lake, chairman of the special week. Know Your Utah Week Proclaimed By Governor Lee For January 1 Through 7 Governor J. Bracken Lee has Your Utah week, it was announcIn his proclamation officially proclaimed the week of ed today. January 1 to 7, 1950 as Know the governor noted that the sons of Utah pioneers have arranged a statewide program for the designated week, and asked all Utahns to cooperate in achieving the objectives of the annual celebra- Frank B. Hanson ATTORNEY AT LAW Rooms 4 -- 5, Silvagni Building Utah Price Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer Utah Price Mitchell Funeral Home Price 300 Dick .Mitchell Embalmer u,i d Meat . . . Camfort There Is An Aberdeen Dealer IN YOUR COMMUNITY INDEPENDENT Coal & Coke Co. Producers .iii ! j.. jpy n ii if Utah pioneers organization and because of its effectiveness in making the citizens of the state has been made an annual affair. Fred E. Curtis, president of the sons of pioneers, has announced that Marion Duff Hanks, assistant director of the bureau of information on Temple square, will serve as state chairman of Know Your Utah week this year, assisted by Franklin D. Richards as Salt Lake chairman and William L. Pullsipher as publicity director. Slogan for the event this year is Boost Your State by Knowing Her Story. In a statement of the objectives of Know Your Utah week, Mr. Hanks listed as a major aim of the observance the encouragement of all citizens of Utah to learn the story of their state, its unique and inspiring history, its natural resources, its progress and development, its future possibilities, and its important place among its sister states. Every Utahn a participating citizen is our goal, said Mr. Hanks. The sons of Utah pioneers are seeking to make the teaching of the fundamental facts about Utah a part of our regular educational procedure. to Mr. Pulsipher, According state director for Know Your Utah week, moving picture films for use by schools, clubs or other organizations may be obtained for use during Know Your Utan week by writing to the bureau of information, Temple square, Salt Lake City. A speakers bureau has also been established through which speakers may be obtained for programs during the appointed week. Statewide newspaper and radio coverage is being sought to publicize the purposes of the week, and local chairmen will be appointed in most Utah cities, Utah-conscio- p ff A A S ; for-warn- ed us y qp mm The English made their first attempt to settle North America at Roanoke Island, in 1504. THiNK OF US WE MAKE THE BEST COKE PRODUCTS COMPANY MIDWAY BETWEEN PRICE AND WELLINGTON Phone Alvin Wilcox, Vii lil. Phone 75-- Boyo Warner, W 358-- J niBliWiM i. Adccri cement From where I sit ... ly Joe Marsh dy A Tonic For The Missus o, and several others. The first ski accident happened last week to Robert Morgan. He has a badly sprained knee and will be laid up, as far as skifor several ing is concerned, weeks. Mrs. Flora Fillings of Price and r, Merlene Parher ry, spent Christmas in Sunnyside and Sunnydale. They spent Christmas eve with their daughter and aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markosek and Roselyn in Sunnydale. They spent Christmas day with their son and uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Edwards in Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Larson and daughters snent the holiday in The missus came marching in with a new hat yesterday. She was as happy as a circus poster. Ive learned one thing about the hats she buys. A hat is a tonic to her. If shes feeling blue, nothing gives her a lift like a new hat. Now, I could trade in my old grey grand-daughte- fedora without raising my blood pressure a notch. 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They all gathered at the Christmas tree in front of the Wasatch confectionery in Sunny- -j side and at the tree in front of the shopping center at Sunnydale. The Sunnyside Kiwanis club arranged with Santa for this visit, The ladies on Edgehill drive called on two of their neighbors last' week and helped Jiem celebrate their birthdays as is the custom in this neighborhood. On Wednesday, December 21st. It was Corinne Hyatt, whose birthday they celebrated and on Friday, December 23rd. it was Mrs. Helen Markosek. The grand opening of Ihe Nu- Star theatre in Sunnydale was a huge success. Even the standing room was sold out and many were turned away. After the first show the lights came on and Mr. LeGrande Graham, the manager, took to the stage to extend a welcome to all the patrons and thanked them for attending. Then with the help of two boys he distributed many lovely ticket prizes. 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