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Show Holladay News Notes Holladay Musician Heads Schubert Singers Chorus By MARY GAIL STARK 4518 Roger Drive Cottam Named 277-97- To Council The Schubert Singers all seem to agree on one thing for sure they love to sing. At least It would appear as Steven Cottam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Von B. Cottam, 2769 South 9th East, has been elected to the student council at the Salt Lake school of Stevens Henager College, announced J. M. Stevens, vice president In charge. chorus such as the approaches Its 31st season. In a recent reorganization of the group, a prominent Holladay resident and Utah musician, Dr. Walter Welti, 4413 Jupiter Drive, was selected to Doctor direct the chorus. W eltl Is an outstanding figure in music circles throughout He served for a the state. number of years as head of the vocal department at Utah State University, Logan, Utah. He has also prepared many operas and assisted students In developing their music talents during his active career. Doctor Welti succeeds 50-vo- lce Steven Is currently enrolled course at Stevens Henager, an accredited Junior college of In a data processing Concert Star Visits Guild Symposium Albert ember of Utah. Tuesday, Nov- ctor 10, at the University concert. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul Clayton 'Qulnney.' and Mrs. S. who will serve as presi- Other officers Include M rs. Marvin Fredrickson, vice president; Mrs. William Wardle, secretary; Mrs. Ray J. Camp, treasurer, Mrs. Jesse Grover, librarian; M rs. Helen Wade, business manager; and Mrs. Glen D.Crow-the- r, historian. Mrs. Betty Roberts Is past president. A busy schedule Is In the offering for the singers as they are planning to present several Christmas programs during the yuletlde season. Members will also attend a dinner-danc- e at the Organ Loft, December 16. Mrs. Arthur G. Larson will be the accompanist for the dent. Highlight of the afternoon was a visit by Miss Eileen Farrell, guest artist for the Novemoer 11, Wednesday, A. Southwlck. Heading the slate of new officers for the coming year will be Mrs. Kenneth D. Pro- Guest day was the feature of the Utah Symphony Guild Symposium, 25 J. Mrs. James c. Fletcher, wife of the newly Inaugurated president of the University of n, Utah, and Mrs. A. Ray wife of the past president of the University, presided at the tea table. 01-pl- Of Interest In the Holladay area is the engagement of Miss Joan Ballard and Stanley R. Mclllece. was announcement The made recently by parents of the prospective bride, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ballard, 4309 Shirley Lane. The future groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mclllece, 2855 LaJoya Drive. Is a stuThe bride-to-dent at Brigham Young University, and her fiance Is attending the University of Utah. He has also fulfulled an LDS Brazilian mission. The engaged couple plan to be married December 17 In the Salt Lake City, LDS Temple. be eleven expert stylists to serve you at... 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New officers elected at the meeting were Mrs. Charles Fraley, president; Mrs. Kenneth Sherk, vice president; Mrs. Lester Hall, recordingsecretary; Mrs. Herald Ancorresponding secretary; Mrs. George Grass, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Smith, hospitality chairman. derson, SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL The Fall Festival held at St. Vincent de Paul parish hall, 1385 East Spring Lane, October 30 and 31, was described as a huge success by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Alm-qulchairmen of the annual event. They added that its success was due to the cooperation and donations of TOMORROWS LEADER st, friends and parishioners. There were a few elated people"' at the festival who walked away with some of the choice door prizes. Winner of the grand prize was E. L. Prather, 316 East 6310 South, was the recipient of a complete music center. Other winners Included Opal Simonette, 330 East Burton, baby beef; K. D. Nero, 1657 Millbrook, Polaroid camera; Philip Mehle, 1111 South Santa Fe, Pueblo, Colorado, 14 Television; Julia Hansen, 5837 South 157 West, Murray, 21 jewel watch; Robert Deputy, 5427 Alpine Drive, Murray, won the Friday night door who Photo Courtesy Utah State Historical Society prize. Construction of the Short Line Railroad depot was a mark of prog- ress in the life of the city. in for 80 years, has shared Tracy-CoIIin- s, that progress, always quick to adopt new ideas to provide better aervice. The combination of experience cedures has won for s Traoy-Collin- and newest banking proan enviable reputation as one of the citys foremost financial institutions today. JACK TRACY COLLINS -- Bank and Trust Company ftdtrol Deposit Insurance Corporation BENNY UTAH SYMPHONY CONCERT NOV. 14 Admission by Symphony Contribution SATURDAY, Church Lists PTA Talks A review of the PTA will be presented at the Town Meeting, Sunday, November 15, at the First Unitarian Church, 569 South 13th East, at 8 P. M. Two distinguished educators will discuss, Has the PTA Outlived Its Usefulness. Guest speakers will be Mrs. James W. Ure HI, member of the state board of education and past president, Utah Congress of PTA, and Doctor Kent Fielding, from the Utah Training Center, University of Utah. Public Is invited to attend. , Leamingjoday. The Rocky Mountain Review circulation system is a bit unique, to Salt Lake, -- - although common to larger cities in the West and in the East. 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