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Show Lionel m. West, chesterThe Neighbor, Holladay, Salt Lake County, Utah spt-iis- . business in Louis XIV's iT?ign ' D. White. Wednesday. Sept. 11, 1963 f the great jis described, as are Ashley-Vernacither sex Pape scientific advances of the age. Cardon Burnham, Walter J. Romantic stories far stranger : Cropper. Sam B. Foster, Jane ' It v;is a liire dream vi hail, all uInjiii a civir audito-rium- . S. Fowler. Gary C. Kirgan. than fiction mark the Durant And now tin dream is o cr let's fait it. chronicle, One learns of the Kenneth H. Marx. Bumble Bees tragicomedy of Sabbatai Zevi. Tlio people will nnl approve a bond issue for a civic Pert.p., .1 the Mi-- g. the Mveral ot tne panies they and cooking Sewing who ciailned t0 be the Messiah were; Richard B. Tera-moexciting activity Montgomery, center on a downtown site. It has lxiu nhvimi- from the news conference last I school WeutoL an(j enjoyed by eleven hundmls Titans H. busy Shefford Thompson. pest, to inis rea? Bumble11 w wecomed by start that the count y ill not build an audiloi'ium for the Thursday, given by the Univer- - members of the either sexlowing our football team. This ufftrea of thousands of rejoicing Jews Folk Music enthusiastic Radio The as are .Club, Mem Titans Lia,h...Th.-atL. of Cleon Allred, Clifford club Bees Holladay. s ". city. And it is just as obvious that the city xv ill not build Theatre . hl Eees ciuh and ended as a Moslem prison-Rea C. Allsop, Elworth H.as ever. School spirit is soaring club. Swimming Club, and f th B sop. the bate Club have begun member of the Guild proudly an auditorium In ilscll. without county help. eir Brad-i- s cr. Or of the fantastic epic of Boyd H. Figgins.and attendance was high for which , yearly activities. The name of that the new theatre J Bat Ilintze, Land last Friday, who John R. Tom vizier Day Turkish Perl tails it is jut a well. iHiause there is no cidcnce asserted the Hargis.llello Gerritsen, grand Con- - each implies what field of study one of the three finest on haw. Mane Egan, Roxene invaded Austria with camels Joyce C. Harris, Ernest D. Jew- - we won 20-- over W eber. so and entertainment will be the that the auditorium would eer Im a fiuaiuiul success, even of this country. Kerry Price, Kathy and are running jderson. usually L. Ken C. cegsjong Archie in his Johnson, ett, baggage elephants It further interested me be- - Stirk, Ann Lea Christensen, train. Neal J. Morley, John that you may enjoy yourself axis of its existence. if success is measured in paving only running expenses, Lcininger, cause one of the others she cit- - Kaye Trevithick, Helen Elg-e- d The Thunderbolt Staff, after James W. even more. Plant, So was Louis' influence Bernard without airs money from operations being used to pay was the threatre designed by gren, Elizabeth Elggren. and that vast A few of the more outstanding careful consideration of miny to Smart, La Rae Stevenson, R. L. Peru from gentlemen Frank Lloyd Wright on my own Mary Belk. Meetings were held Poland built themselves fine Y ergensen. lmnds and interest. members of the team are: lhu applicants have chosen the school campus, the University at Mrs D. J. Price and Mrs J. Bear River and Steve Castlram, lowing as new staff members: modeled Versailles after houses Ix't's look at the retold. of Wisconsin, where we returnGundersen, sue Scholl and Steve Jlowe, Dick witli classical either sex Donald D. Bode, hall back; adorned and them What has Salt laike done in L. Desmond, Clinton full back; Larry Newman, end: Sophomore reporters; Lynn Flo-- Richard years that has lxen ed one summer for a lecture. and statuary baroque paintings. It was my first opportunity Crundvig, Kenneth H. Mad steve Oliver, Scott McNeal, and Wers, Sophomore typist; Kathy success.1 a consistent, money-makinmembers were visiting the Like the Grand Monarch him- D. Iasi Thursday to see much of sen Jr., Boddie L. Sorensen, Gary Stahl, quarter back; Milk Holt, Junior reporter; .Jerri wore these aristocrats Baseluill has been a fiuaut ial flop. The area would tne new Pioneer Theatre and Loretta Young Studio, swim self, D. Vreeken, Earl H. ey Coult. Vaughn Alvej, Dick Ballmer, Senior reporter. James and laces high heels, periwigs, Bruce sung already on the staff include go down two levels to the ming, making safety posters Whitaker. not support Pioneer League ImII. so baseball went big to waistcoats. They pridJerry Green, and Coach Little Theatre. and exhibiting them, having a flowery Brown's Park Three Corner, McKay, Beth Randell and Vicky Olsen, all linemen. ed themselves on being able to red in the the has in seasons and two team gone league, Dale Lambert and Jan Now , . . with all the oppor- mothers party, oificers instal- converse in French, the lan- cither sex Max D. Barton, Meirer is expecting a good Catherine S. Ware. tunities afforded by the Uni- lation ceremony, demonstrations guage of true culture. close to $100,000. son and so are all the Titans. Carlston, sports ed:tors; Steve Carol Cache, general, bull S. K.ngsbury given by members and exhibit' Since the primary scramble Parker. Photograoher; football stadium versity of Utah Thcatre International intellectual coUniversity of Utah has a piul-si.George H. Black, Lee is nearly over, many clubs are Hourlcy, Pam Mitas, and I,aU; LlnVe at counjy fair in operation. according to the During projects H. Brewer, Robert H. Graham, basketball gym. Sometimes the stadium ESff'tXtiT dra Stout, reporters; and Mrs for the and a cracker-Iw. Many blue ribbon ants, began in the Europe of Vernon Hickman, Leonard S N. year. Anyone who is interested v. Thaxton, Advisor, -draw Most won't Maris filled once a year, usually not. games Memorial "r'luiatre, 'athorougli-- 1 were won by the girls, and Jorgensen, Jerry W. Ludlow, is invited to join the variety of LjdiXIV. most of the other Titans busy with acti-cluR. Mason, Steven Wood Lamar 10.01)0 fans. The U cant sell enough litkets to keep the ly exciting season of entertain-- 1 c Egans dress was chosen to y represented. Sophomores, otier than homework are to study their stern Europe reit was Bur-tis not to State the Fair, :1 Peterson. Clyde L. Piston, go worthy especially, are taking auvant- (he stu(j0nt body officers, who stadium in repair. Kveryone complains about the field ment ofliesourahead, technical social and organiza-jtio- n F. Robbins Jr., Dennis age of the fun and content they gell dpcals and stickerg. full of consideration but ported by Kaye Trevithick, only before dragging Russia, ' house, but vacant seats at conference games do not inspire our support. The new theatre j Strain, Orrin R. Webb, Don B. offerout and Olympus Spirit, to students for groaning protesting. could not have been achieved j Key Club has invited any bo amo8t the University to go in debt for a modern field house. of the Middle Ages. Louis act- Young. anything that needs had it not been for dedicated, Cache, central, either sex interested to petition for a nthing intostuck on it. Hi Tiually put foreign scientists on Max Raddon. Pm football, which is a sellout all over the country, talented people guiding the Uni-a service It is membership. the swing by seli the payroll of the French g0t slate Cachc-Webccither sex club for Sophomores. Juniors gjrs versity Theatre. Their enthuai-- ; couldnt attract 20.000 people in Salt Lake. without requiring them to come hotdogs to hungry - jjng yUmmy affilB. Wilbert Jackson asm fur the coming season and is Rowley, and Senior noys. noun-hou- r students, to France and work. PhilosoBoxing and wrestling have fizzled out for lack n knows no bounds. iated with a national organize If s(udonts stay as enthusia-atio- n and thoughtful statesmen Shupe. phers Cache-Ric... A sex either of Key Clubs. good County, So lien1 is unfolded the major as at the present, Olympus support. constantly corresponded with Iluch Aoki, Bruce R. Brock-ban- grade point and citizenship are stjt. cuudn-- t help but have another another across frontiers. Even the kids leagues, all or whiih have the advantage se;stn: The Age of Louis XIV, eighth , memLeRoy Manning, Paul E. lmporlnat in becoming a successful year, Willson s vuiumc of Will and Ariel Dur- Gilbert Highet, in his report Morgan. 15TrCwlt bcr. of sponsoring organizations, have a lough lime paying their . 1 lie Lnsinkable e Molly Brown, to Club members, says of the anps monumental Fish Lake, bull Darrell A. Drama Club is busily prepar-- ; bills. Kingsbury Hall. team of Will Anderson, Blaine H. Andrews, serjes The Story of Civilization, husband-and-wif- e ing for the initiation ui new Dana Oct. 9 and Ariel Leora Club Durant: com-ijg the They Gordon P. Austin, Stephen Bun- members. Their initiations arc The symphony oixheslra has to be subsidized. bine industrious learning with ker, Maeser K. The Visit," Pioneer Memo- - Selection for September. Bunnell, Calvin known for their terrorizing and, A great pari of these failures can lie laid to jxxir trans- rial Theatre. common i sense and lively M. Cannon. Dr. W. Lester CanLoUjg XIV ruled France for sharP deploring effect upon tin incm-- : Dec. Tchaikovskys 72 years, from 1643 until 1715. unorthodox inquisitiveness. The non, Arnel K. Downward, David bers to be. Those who have gone its first Sunday school picnic portation facilities and poor larking facilities. Iack of and C. Henderson, Joseph E. Jack, through it can hardly wait fur last Saturday at Fairmont Park. "Nutcracker Ballet, with the He his personality not interesting foresight has provided less than luilf enough larking spare full Utah Symphony, Kingsbury only stamped produce vast quantities of Helen E. Jensen, Steve H. Lar-'th- e next year when they ean The picnic committee was corn-seupon his own realm but Lois K. Moesser, Russell play a pari in the rallied dis- - posed of Mrs Ralph Beaty, Bill at the U stadium. Roads are totally inadequate to handle Hall. most of Europe more racls. upon Molt, Allen K. Nielsen, Walter .play of aggravations. The club Bell and Wayne Tuttle and the 1 Gore Vidal's deeply than any monarch since Jan. the cars of the people who are still sjiorts enough to attend. K. Ranck, John W. Reynolds, is planning to sell candy at Sunday school superintendent. Elliott-Fro- st Pioneer Me- - the days of Rome Best "The Man, Rites Garth Ropley, Howard B. Inadequate roads, no expediting of traffic, an impossible morial Theatre. Through war and diplomacy Performed in Brent M. Thompson, Hawaii ball into turned dominant a he made the France Feb. game plcaxureful semaphore system have Charley's Aunt, David Williams, Gary Williams. his Memorial Theatre. Through Pioneer power. European five-hoDMDlo (lf fh traffic kittle. 0f interegt lo a Fish Lake, either sex John Orchesis production sedheruokas hc area is the recent marriage of Bermen, Jon C. Beverlcigh, osin"' Its plain that people who wont go to Derks Field, of Apr.Broadway hand g0!Ji Miss Suzanne Elliot- - daughter Morgan R. Black. Dennis R. Dances, Kingsor to the Ute Stadium, or to the Fairgrounds Coliseum, bury acLdiliSn ,Cader of 2. Mr k Mrs Ralph C. Elliot. Bowthorpe, Reed A. Bowthorpe, 3610 Hermes Dr., to Richard James L. Deaton, Charles J. Shakespeare's Apr. won't go to a downtown auditorium or sports arena, either. This intellectual side qf the Edwin Frost, son "of Mr & Mrs Hart IV, Pioneer Memorial Jr., W. A. Karstcn. Elmer "Henry million :Sun Kings world, the side of Edwin R. Frost, 1232 Crandall J. Larsen, B. R. Lowe, Richard It would be stupid for the people to pay $17 Theatre. is the Ave. (2925 South) in Honolulu, K. Mori ill, Roland Pcrcei. Wireaso" and Peasp-t- his for something they won't use after they have it. Mav s.g University Theatre aspect 0f history that particu- - Hawaii lliam C. Thompson, Ronald S. "Ballet Ballet off m. Company fascinales wiU and Ariei lar The civic center, if it is lucky, might lie V, better While. Hall. Gala, Kingsbury Durant. Explorers and voyagers mIkmeRhe?rrfhnpSiomr!.,J.?iv bull Lowell H. Lon- -' than anv of these local fund ions. Iiecnuse across the country J?1? le"?porariuy Ileasion, The Kingsbury Hall ticket of-- get little with inger, Paul Newman, Dennis M. st,yedPat hoA- ethese auditoriums gel 7c of their business from conven- five will be open for the per the men Weigel. there. The Pioneer to write books, paint pictures. Manti, bull Daniel F. Allred, ' tions. But 7?c more is nnl enough to turn the loss into a formances Memorial Theatre ticket office discover scientific laws, M. Allred. J. G. Andrus, Daniel serves as Unicersity The- - pose music and enliven the sal- profit. W. W. Barrett, W. W. Barrett atre's central ticket office, and ons of Paris with their epi- u M. L. Bennett, Melvin L. j Publirhed every Wednesday orders and inquiries should be grams. The quiet philosopher SUDSCrlDC CO 1116 Neighbor Jr., Bennett Jr., Lincoln J. Bond. ' Cottonthe Holladay, directed there. Serving Spinoza is given a whole chapI Robert W. Brandt. Richard wood, and East Mill Creek comTwo smaller seasons Little ter. The rise of the life insurance iConta. Ronald J. Eichers, Jon' munities of South Salt Lake Theatre and Young People's P. Groscot, George Ivory, Jon County. have both been expanded to C. Johnson, LeRoy R. Jones, Office 2259 East 4800 South, five shows, and both offer an Roll and H. Knight, Walter B. Salt Lake City 17, Utah opera sung in English. Kohler, Hugh M. Lyman Jr., I 6 Phone Fourteen of the shows will be Joyce Mangum, Thill Marshall, NATIONAL EDITORIAL Alex W. Mathe, P. L. McMilin Pioneer Memorial staged rate: Subscription lan, Lawrence McNeill, Ross K. Theatre, five with full orchestra $3.00 per year will be held in Kingsbury Hall, Rigby, Sig Schreyer, Roger J. MSMBE ondrup, Leonard R. West. n? Strictly in advance Mid- and all five of the Little Theawill be staged in the Plant 136 N. Main St.. Manti, either sex Joseph W. 9 teams season Oct. schedules Football for tre Wednesday, Entered as second class matAdair, Roland S. Adair, Blaine Little Theater. in Class A high schools were Phone Utah. vale, at Bingham Granger ter at the Post Office at Salt JR. Anderson, Don L. Anderson, As the season progresses released recently by the Utah J. Parr Godfrey, Publixher Lake City, Utah, under the Act Murray at Cyprus (Percy L. Burbank, Grant B. School AssoclaActivities be can details more High given. l James M. of March 9, 1878. Landers, Editor-Mg- r Child, DccRees Christensen, C. Jordan at Tooele tion. For Regions 3 and4 they S. Cole, Thomas R. Ellison, Hillcrcst bye arc as follows: Marvin B. Gibson, Renn Gould-ing- , 3 18 Oct. Friday, Region C. L. Guymon, LaVee B. Friday Sept 20 Granger at Murray Hess, Janies II. lloldrege, L. Skyline bye Cyprus at Hillcrcst Keith Mackay, Sam J. Maior-ana- , Tooele at Bingham Granite at East Donna Mangum, Dennis T. South at Olympus Jordan bye Norman, Delbert E. Parry, West at Highland Charles Querry, R. V. Richins, Friday, Oct. 25 Dan A. Robison, Wayne D. Friday Sept. 27 Murray at Tooele Strong, Frieda M. Tonge, DenBingham at Jordan Highland bye nis B. Weaver, M. II. WilkinHillcrest at Granger Olympus at West son. East at South Cyprus bye Nebo, bull Brent Barney, II. Skyline at Granite Friday, Nov. 1 J. Brown, Benjamin J. Denver, Tooele at Hillcrcst Friday, Oct. 4 Larry Gatherum, Sherman GaGranite bye Jordan at Murray therum, Delbert Leon Johnson, Delbert Ray Johnson, Glade South at Skyline Granger at Cyprus Parduhn, L. Morray Yates. West at East Bingham bye Nebo, either sex Sherman O. Highland at Olympus Quarter finals in the state Anderson, Dean Caldwell, Craig t football be will Friday, Oct. 11 competition Nielson. j held Olympus bye Friday and Saturday Nov. E. Ogden River, bull Semi-finals 8 and 9. East at Highland the follow- Cozakos, M. R. Weller.Harry West at Nov. and ing Skyline Friday Saturday Ogden River, either sex Jon 15 and 16 with the finals at the H. Cozakos, Granite at South Robert R. Keene. C. B. Higgs, Darrell C. Ilintze, Friday, Oct. 18 University of Utah on Saturday Lew Howard, Dean N. Jack-- : South bye jViv. 23. man. James M. Jones, Steven West at Granite L. Knight, Melvin G. Mackay, Highland at Skyline Michael C. Miller, Scott Miller, Elk at East Olympus G. Robert Murdock, Erncll E. Friday, Oct. 25 Parke, James L. Sargent. East bye Salt Lake, either sex Donald R. Fox, Lee R. Jensen. Skyline at Olympus GnMituj Granite at Highland South at West Friday, Nov. 1 West bye Lucky applicants for elk perHighland at South mits in the Holladay, East Mill Olympus at Granite areas Creek, and Cottonwood East at Skyline Mere released recently by the Region 4 Tiah Department of Fish and Friday, Sept. 20 Game. cither sex Murray at Bingham Glen II. Bjarnson, Wayne S. Cyprus at Tooele Brown, Ronald K. Chase. RichHillcrcst at Jordan ard J. DeGooycr Jr., A. Rex bye Granger Donna C. Gardner, Gardner. 27 Friday, Sept. Marvin David L. Hardman, Jordan at Cyprus Jensen, Harvey L. Murdock. at Hillcrcst Bingham Arden Peterson, Brent D. Poul-si-Tooele at Granger Lynn A. Thomas. Ashley-Vernabull Harry R. Murray bye Allen. Herbert B. Fowler, Carol Friday Ocr. 4 C. Green, Eldon K. Uarward. tuned-u- p. Cyprus at Bingham I.orin L. Johnson, John W. Hillcrcst at Murray hnowlton, John W. Knowlton at Jordan Granger 'Uf.bt. ,I Si v. C. H. Lundcbcrg, Sam Naz-zixJr., Tooele bye Frank E. 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