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Show TOUR BALLET CENTERS TIS Martin Wins Ford Grant A Foundation Ford fellowship for the purpose of conducting a national survey of ballet and ballet criticism has been awarded to Richard 0 Martin, director of promotion and publicity for Pioneer Memorial Theatre at the University of Utah. of the function The is to enable fellowships recipients to extend their professional experience and increase their familiarity with current work in their field of interest through travel, observa- tors and critics and pate a free-lan- Mr. Idaho native. Martin worked as a reIdaho for the porter and Falls the Nampa, Idaho Free Press before joining: the staff of the Salt Lake Tribune in 1958. He wrote theatre and dance reviews An in the performing arts. Mr. tion and study Post-Regist- er Martin will particiin the program as writer-crit- ce ic in the field of ballpt and a daily television column for The Tribune until Joining the Pioneer Theatre staff Memorial last January Beginning December 1st, he will take a leave of absence from his U. of U post for a six -- month tour of major American centers including ballet In the months to come Mr. Martin will contri- Washington D C. Chicago, New York Philadelphia, Boston, Atlanta, City, San Francisco, Houston, Los Angeles and San Diego. The survey proje ct will also include Montreal, Canada, as well as ob- - occasional feature and reviews on the subject o f ballet to The bute articles Rocky Sergeant Brady, Lets it, they're buying votes. idea is to see who can the biggest bash. As this method of enticing votes has spiraled over the The Department of Art at the Utah will University of present its Third Annual Crafts Workshop, June 28 July 23, for graduate students and teachers in secondary schools who are interested in studying under profession in- structors. Two nationally -- known craf-smhave been engaged to en work- offices Said face The have Workshop shop. for student hold open house to solicite the votes of their school mates. years the parties have become larger and larger. an excuse for two Simply weeks of fun every night, complained one parent. During the season, crowds of youngsters roam the county seeking out partes in progress. By their nature, the guest list can hardly be exclusive so that 100 to 200 youth not all necessarily from will Ihe school involved converge oo a residence The host's parents can't hope to control the mob or know everything that's happening In thfswJrm of youngsters. Parents in Cottonwood crew ORGANIZED flowering CRAB TREES W eeping Crebe FLOWERING PEACH flowering plum Flowering Megnob WASATCH SHADOWS Incorporate EXCHANGE CLUB OFFICERS Leon Lister, president of the newly organixed Exchange Club of Sugar House - Cottonwood, proudly places a blue and gold National Exchange Club decal on his car. Watching the procedure are fellow officers, left to right, Mike Holt, secretary; Robert Brown, vice president; and Art Cook, treasurer. Aiming for a membership of 75, the new organization presently is up to 41 members. Exchange Club will meet at noon, Monday, April 26, at the Hawaiian. A charter banquet is slated for Friday, April 30, at Maxfields Lodge. The president of the National Exchange Club will attend the banquet plus club delegates from the Intermountain Region. CR 4529 Wcttdw law- Spriea dertee Jf, SCeteleaeAvoMeb JrgZZZZ? ite District administrators. Dr. m William L. Hutchinson, assistant superintendent for instruction, said, If a youngster exceeds the $10 limit set on campaign expenses he should be automatically with drawn from the campaign. Obviously, II its a Junior high school BYOL affair, $10 for expenses will go a long jvay turns to m Plant former years Tags This column is a public service feature cf this paper to assist the home gardener and provide more pleasure In your homes exterior decorating. This week's question: My friend told me that I should take the tags off my plants, If 1 do I won't be able to remember the names Do I really have to? Mr N Salt Lake City, Utah Yes, this is wise Your plants are growing in diameter and as the years pass you'll probably forget all about this tag which will eventually choke your plant. Once one of these tags are Halt FASHIONS Styles to wear for various club activities is the theme of the Sprtnf Fashion Show at the Cottonwood Club, Thursday, April 29, Social hour will begin at noon, followed by luncheon at 1 P M. and the fashion review at 2 P.M. Modeling a golf outfit is Alan F. Holbrook while Mrs. Roy McFarland, shows off her tennis clothes. Mrs. Mrs. William McCarty, show chairman, and Adrien SegiL of Adrien n Emilies who are providing the fashions, look on. For reservations call the Cottonwood Club, CR CLUB Teachers To Face Music Imbedded into a plant, it is too late for action. Why not stake the tags near the plant or make a chart and put it up in your garage If you want to plant a pretty and at the same time an eatable plant, how about a few cherry tomatoes They grow are anj mature very fast. Theytomlovely with the bite sued atoes hanging on the green vines and you'll think them absolutely delicious when they decorate your dinner table. If you have any questions regarding your lawn or garden, send them to Letters to Ray in care of this paper 8 f35IuX3IIt Remove have said it's commonplace Store 328-162- p collected several who PRIVATELY Wfiurs Mia - clean-u- p or not, it's a good bet that school authorities will take a sterner view toward Campaign parties in the future. Mrs. Mark K. Boyle, president of the Olympus Junior High School PTA, said she wants schools to clearly discourage the parties, perhaps by disqualifying candidates who woo votes in this manner. Mrs. Boyle will find support for her viewpoint among Gran- Zion Booh Soutm Mall grocery carts full of empty beer cans after several hundred students rioted on the premises the same evening. Your Bookie ( A to 15 year old's practice of bringing their own refreshments is not proven by the near death of one student, its further substantied by the cant-put-it-do- SAA4 Kwuuu 12 m NOT NECESSARILY a local phenomenon, "campaign parties have become more and more popular among Salt Lake teenagers during the past few didates Schedule instruct at this year's room-to-roo- inspires -- er the parties are unnecessary. As a part of citixenship training, he said, each candidate ungoes from til he has faced the whole school body in a question and answer session. Part of training includes teaching proper qualifications for a candidate, but no limits by grade average are set on or otherwise who can run for office. Students are given the opportunity to judge the merits of each candidate for themselves. FLOWERING cherry JAPANESE Weeping to find the punch spiked. Acts of vandalism and general rowdyism are not unusual. If the 1) The old nemesis "politics" the gatherings. Can- addition, feature articles written while he is conducting his ballet survey will be printed in The Review In THE TIP SHEET Nicholas Monsarrat is sure to capture new mem bers for his fan club while hes strengthening his hold ' on his already established ones, with "Pillow Fight", his latest novel. A rains t two distinct and colorful Johannesbackgrounds, burg and New York City, he develops his theme of love and marriage. Think that sounds too familiar? Not so this time, ior Mr. Monsarrat is a capable story-telland never loses his audience. Kate Marais, a chic Afrikaner and business capable woman, is attracted to the Jonathan Englishman, Steele, as a man, but not as a novelist with a message of enlightenment for her country, and herein lies the conflict. The dialogue Is sometimes tough, often witty and always believable. So take it from there and enjoy yourself, dear reader! If it's action and suspense you re looking for, you'll rind it in ' Midnight Plus One , by Gavin Ly all. It moves along through a great assortment of characters and situations as Lews Cane, a former Resistance man, takes on the job of smuggling a industrialist European from Brittany to Liechtenstein. The fact that his charge is wanted by the police as well as by an unscrupulous competitor keeps the odds against them all the way and builds up suspense from one ex- -, citing episode to the next. Its one of those -- books that are such fun to read (Continued from Page years. Review. Mountain TO PLANT Near Tragedy At SE Party servation and study of the Utah Civic Ballet in Salt Lake City. The $8,820 grant, one of 10 made nationally, was awarded to Mr. Martin under the foundations program for reporters, edivisual 'f TIME Sf IJIA Happy Birthday! Kara Lynn Peterson daughter of Mr. April 20, 1964 and Mrs Kent R Peterson, 1407 Greenfield Avenue. Jackie Gale Taylor April 20, 1964 and Mrs. Grant Taylor, 4655 Locust Lane. daughter of Mr. The Utah Music Teachers Association will host examinations for accreditation in the Music Hall, University of Utah, Saturday, May 1 Teachers written, oral, and examinations performance will commence at 10 AM, and student demonstrations will begin at 2 P M For further information, contact Mrs Beulah B. Ford, 2737 East 4510 South iU Oi ij, & 12S0TU IF Amplifier "Perm. Set VMF Fine Tuning HomonUI Width Adjustment Tuning System Front Mounted Controls it's Handcrafted! 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