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Show Thursday. July 181974 The Helper Journal 4 Mary Schultz Area woman to return with repertory group former Helper resident return for her fourth season with the Old Lyric in Repertory Company " A will . - Logan. . "... Mary Schultz of Salt Lake and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Schultz, is designing FIRST SECURITY "The and "The Girl of Fan-tastick- the Golden West" for the summer season, ot the Golden West" for the summer season. Recipient of the Robin's Award and Talent of the Year honor Miss Schultz is not only". . . a talented actress, but . . . is also gifted in the area of costume IS 123 I r her J i fsb TAYLOR ' A MARY SCHULTZ Department. During I' .sz Theatre University r: cooo v design," noted a news release from Utah State TBI and the College of Eastern Utah for two years, recetnly graduated from USU where she has played major roles in several productions and designed costumes for two previous seasons with the Old Lyric Repertory Company, Mary played in roles such aa Lizzie in "The Rainmaker", Jean in "Still Mountain Wind", and Nicole in "The Deadly Game". Miss Schultz, who attended Carbon High School I81 shows. This summer she will be seen in "Harvey" as Myrtle Mae Simmons. 1243 - J . L Toyior s 7 OATCL. DOLLARS a cPrf si BANK j FIRST SECURITY National Minnesota, Montana, and Idaho. Clark Expedition Tb Murphys made frequent stops to visit points of interest and to see the scenery along their route. Among the places they visited were Independence Rock in Wyoming, Mt. Rushmore and the Black Hills in Southwest South Dakota, the Corn Palace in Mitchell, South Dakota ;. many lakes in Minnesota", the State Capitol 'in Bismark, North Dakota;-- - the Theodore axDccBipted illbdDmsanndls H places near sight-seein- Dakotas, will lb Memorial Park North Medora, Dakota; Pompeys Pillar, a National Historic Landmark of the Lewis and June 6 Maxine and Bill returned from a g and pleasure trip through Wyoming, the On Murphy in Mon- tana and Yellowstone National Park. . On July 4 the Murphys watched a grade school kids' parade in Laurel, a small Montana town near Billings.The Murphys are planning to make other trips in the i. r future, one of which may be to the New England states.. Bill retired in late May after 48 years on the railroad. nnPTi CCPIIDITV VkUUI n I nil) Senior Citizen News - July" 18., 10:30 a.m., Pot Thursday and then went on Luck at Tucker. Bring to the Ute Stampede at dishes and something that Nephi. They also attended would be good with Sloppy the funeral services for Alfred "Bud" Thomas, Joes. July 19., 8 p.m., dance at formerly of Castle Gate. The funeral was in Salt American Legion Hall; July 22, 2 p.m. Fun Buses Lake and the burial was in leave for "Manti Miracle Spanish Fork. for phone Pageant", Vera Duffy returned reservation; 7:30 p.m., home Monday evening after ceramics. in July 23 , 10 a.m. art class spending three weeks Monrovia, Dalif., visiting directed by Fred Voll; her sister Bernice Olson and July 24, Holiday,, Center other She relatives. closed. Notice: The Friday night returned with her daughter dance will always be held. Francis and Bill Harris of East Carbon. Bill and Josie Wetmore welcomed the two day visit Kendall and Isabell Carr of their daughter Barbara are in another and Hawley Olsen and two ten participating James Tour. This day grandchildren Cindy and tour will take in West Jed from Las Vegas, Nev. 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