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Show Orem . Geneva Times Thursday, April 27, 1961 Community Church To Host Congregational Conference The seventy-fifth annual meeting of the Utah Conference of Congregational Churches will be held at Orem Community Com-munity Church on May 3, 4, and 5. Delegates from the Congregational Con-gregational Churches in Utah will gather to hear reports of elected Conference leaders, to study the world mission of the Church, Christian Education, Church Extension, Social Action, and many other phases of Church ministry. The overall theme of the Conference meeting is "The Unity We Seek," In keeping with the current action In mer- Would you like to know More About Call FR 3-8490 George Ashby 976 Briar Ave., Provo ger of the Congregational christian Churches and the evangelical and Reformed Churches. Prominent speakers of the Conference will be Dr. M. C. Ballenger, Dean 6f Westminis ter College in Salt Lake City, and Dr. Nathanael Guptill, As sociate Secretary of the Gener al Council of Congregational Christian Churches. Dr. Ball enger will address the meeting meet-ing May 3 at 8:30 p.m. on the topic, "The Free Chruch and Iits Voluntary Bondage" Dr. Guptill will speak May 4 at 8:00 p.m. on "The Unity Thai Seeks Us," and May 5 at 9:0C a.m. on "Upon This Rock," Jehovah's Confab To Begin Friday Andrew K. Wagner, district supervisor of the Jehovah's Witnesses, will welcome assembled ass-embled ministers and speak on the convention theme "Walk In the Name of Jehovah Forever." when the circuit convention convenes Friday April 28, at 6:45 p.m. at the Central Junior High School in Provo. Saturday afternoon at 1:30, p.m., Mr. Wagner will speak on "Dedication and Baptism", and qualified candidates will proceed to the baptism site. Saturday evening's program will begin at 6:45 p.m. Sunday morning's session will begin at 9 a.m. with a talk and demonstration by Carl R. Cowan, Clearfield, on "Search Out the Deserving Ones." Sunday Sun-day afternoon at 3 p.m. will be the highlight feature of this Christian convention when Mr. Wagner delivers the public Bible discourse "The Twentieth Century In Bible Prophecy." All the program sessions are free and the public is cordially welcome. No collections will be taken at any time. "My father has George Washington's watch in his collection." "That's nothing. My father has Adam's apple." High Quality Motion Pictures For Entire Family Is Objective Of Newly Formed Utah Film Corp. Ensign Pictures, a corporation corpora-tion to produce feature motion pictures and television series in Utah, In association with top Hollywood film talent, has been found with offices in Salt Lake City and Hollywood, it was announced today by Ver-land Ver-land T. Whipple, president of the new organization. The new film company will dedicate itself to making only entertaining, high quality films which can be seen by the entire family, emphasized the president. " There is a growing cry by the theatre owners, parents and churches of America for good, clean, wholesome, and highly entertaining motion pictures," pic-tures," Mr. Whipple stated. "In fact, Theatre Owners of America indicate that its members are eager to book One Stop Shopping at Corner o f State and Center Streets I Complete Family Store IOOK FOR THE BLUE LABEL 1 fi . , -VI MEN'S DRESS LOAFERS BOY'S HIGH TOP SHOES HMO': FAMILY SHOE STORE PHONE AC 5-4342 h-fm&ww -fit m0 5fi MAPI .. ROUND STEAK .... . . . . lb. 77c GOLD CAKE . . ..... r. .. . 79c STRAWBERRIES . . . . . cup 23r LARGE SELECTION OF SHRUBS PANSIES PHONE AC 5-4327 ii i Cotton Chenille Cat Pile Skid Resistant back. 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The "Hole In the Rock" fea ture, to be budgeted in excess of two million dollars, will be filmed in color with outstanding outstand-ing motion picture personal! ties at the actual location of this historic expedition In the Grand Canyon area of southeast south-east Utah. In addition to Whipple and Sessions, other officers of the Utah corporation are: Wayne W. Thomas, of Salt Lake City, executive vice president and secretary; Jack L. Hadley, of Barstow, California, treasurer; . . . Marion D. Hanks, of Salt Lake Cly, director; Samuel L. Gillette, of Salt Lake City, d'rector; and Joseph . Bentley, of Provo, director. Article Two , For Journalism Students Tour Part Two Well-versed in Hollywood life as they entered the fifth day of their tour the ten Utah County high school journalists visiting the Los, Angeles area and its television , industry were the guests of Revue Studios Stu-dios at Universal City to begin Wednesday's activities. Revue produces 18 shows that are marketed on television. televis-ion. The students visited the Alfred Hitchcock set and saw stars Walter Matthow and Glen Cannon working in one of the last Hitchcock shows for this season. After a very, informative in-formative interview with Matthow Mat-thow the reporters moved on to the "Wagon Train" set. Bethel Lesley and Don James were working in a camp-fire camp-fire scene as they arrived, but the only way the writers could tell was by the lack of the customary bright lights that accompany daylight scenes. John Maclntyre, the lieutenant lieuten-ant of "Naked City" who was superficially "killed" some months ago and i3 now the late Ward Bond's replacement Ln "Wagon Train," was Inter viewed by the group until he was called back to the camera for a scene. The show's other leading man, Robert Horton, was not working that morning Other members of the cast, such as Charles Adman and Bobby Hyatt were also Inter viewed. A bright spot of the day's activities then unfolded as the Revue commissary treated the MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION WH&ttEAS, tne Veterans ox Foreign Wars of the United States, a patriotic organization comprising some lu,uuo indivi' dual Posts with a million three hundred thousand members, will observe its 62nd anniver sary during 1961, and WHEREAS, the ViW.'s more than half century of ser vice to its disabled Comrades-in-Arm3, the widows and or phans of deceased veterans and service men, and its efforts to i keep America strong from within and without to deter foreign aggression, it indicative indicat-ive of its love of fellow man and country, and WHEREAS this overseas ve teran fraternity is today ser ving its country in peace as in did in war, by sponsoring and successfully concluding more than 600,000 different commun ity service projects annually, all aimed at improving com munities, states and Nation, and WHEREAS, the V.F.W. has in recent years won eleven consecutive Freedom Foundation Founda-tion Awards, for its untiring and diligent Loyalty Day and similar Americanism programs, seeking to rid this countryof all Communists and other un-American un-American groups and philosophies, philos-ophies, now THEREFORE, I MJX Wal lace, Mayor of the City of Orem, in the State of Utah do hereby proclaim and designate the entire week of April 30 -May 6, 1961 as National V.F.W. Week, and respectfully ask the entire citizenry ' of this community com-munity o render a special tribute tri-bute to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and wish it godspeed in all its future endeavors. Done at the City Hall of Orem, this 24th day of April, 1961. ATTEST: ANNE COOPER RECORDER M.D. WALLACE MAYOR ten students to a lunch and a glimpse of the stars of the day. Sebastion Cabot, a favorite, of "Checkmate", was also a guest with the group. Other personalities who were observed ob-served and talked with included includ-ed Tony Curtis, Wendell Cory, Sammee Tong of "Bachelor Father", Dale Robertson ot "Wells Fargo", and Dan Dur-yea. Dur-yea. Following lunch the "Checkmate" "Check-mate" set was visited where Dan Duryea was working that day. After talking with him and Dale Robertson, who was passing through the journalists were chauffeured out to the suburban home of Jay North, TV's Dennis the Menace. The perky little 8- year-Id who gave the reporters a unique insight into the life of a child star was described va riously as "delightful", "en tertaining," "amazing,,' and "profund". Among other things, they discovered that he likes school and teachers, chocolate cake, pirates, baseball, and Herman, his pet grasshopper, who is the patriarch of the neighborhood insect kingdom. Warner Bros. Studios hosted the teenagers on Thursday and treated them to a very entertaining enter-taining luncheon with Edgar Allen Jones, the judges on "Day In Court" and dean of the UCLA law school, as guest. Sitting in on the Pat Boone spectacular's rehearsal follow--ng the luncheon the students interviewed Fabian, the Kingston King-ston trio, Johnny Mercer and Dorothy Provine. A Warners' man then guided the reporters through the "back lot", in which are confined con-fined the sets where many movies are shot. Included in the back lot were a New York street set, a park set, a Canadian Ca-nadian street set, a New Orleans Or-leans reet set, a Midwestern, town set and an Old West Street set To top off the activities the reporters gained admittance to the "Music Man" movie set at Warner Bros. Nrmally this set was closed ta reporters of any kind. Stars Shirley Jones, Robert Rob-ert Preston and Buddy Hackett were seen on the magnificent set which took a complete studio stu-dio and was then using 300 extras. Other shows visited while at Warner Brothers' were "Hawaiian "Ha-waiian Eye", "Surfslde 6," "Roaring 20s" and "77 Sunset Strip". Closing out Thursday's agenda agen-da the students sat in on a Red Skelton Show rehearsal as guests of CBS. The reporters talked with Edgar Bergen, who was also attending the rehearsal. rehear-sal. This ended the tour of the television Industry for the tea visiting writers. 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