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Show AP"1 19, i, Page Eight THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD " Art visitor from Iceland amazed . at Springville High School show A noted visitor to the Art Gallery Thursday, was Mrs. Sigridur S. Thorlacius of Rey-kjavik, Iceland, who was on a tour of Utah while traveling in America as parti-cipant in the Leaders Program of the office of Cultural Ex-change of the US State De-partment. She was interested in care and training of retarded child-ren, care of the aged, mar riage counceling, women's pub-lications and the American In-dians. Definately impressed with the collection of art at the high school gallery, Mrs. Thorlacius expressed surprise that a city the size of Spring-ville could have such an ex-hibit. While in Springville, the vis-itor was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Y. Eearnson, who visited in her native land re-cently and who have been hosts to many people from Iceland. She said that until about five years ago, there was no problem for the care of men-tally retarded children in Ice-land. Then ""the government passed a law that the tax from soft drinks would go to-ward a training program and she became a member of the committee to work on the pro-gram. She was also a member of a similar committee to study facilities for the aged. She planned to visit the Pri- - m a r y Children's Hospital, Shriners Hospital and the Am-erican Fork Training School in Utah. Before visiting the art, the Bearnsons took Mrs. Thorlac-ius on a tour of Spanish "Fork and the monument erected in that city in memory of the pi-oneers who settled in Spanish Fork from Iceland. A housewife and homemaker, the visitor is a reporter on a daily newspaper and assistant editor for a quarterly maga-zine, "The Housewife." She is also active in civic, political and womens' club affairs. "Before you borrow money from a friend, decide which you need more." Fred W. Grown, Edgewater (N. J.) 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Pigovat, the former Miss Patricia Kapp, now making a home in Los Angeles, California. Miss Patricia Kapp is married to New York man in California Of interest to relatives and friends here is announce-ment this week of the marriage of charming Miss Patricia Kapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kapp of this city, to Erwin M. Pigovat, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pigovat of New York City. The marriage took place recently in Torrance, Calif., and the couple are making their home in Los Angeles, Calif., where both are employed. w j' SAAli, A - : f Yours for Elegance J and HIGH FASHION WJ KON THE () I M EASTER ' Pyv PARADING. PJ fIp33 ... you'll be the grandest! Grace Walker has" pre- - JPn pared the WHy this advance sIlowinS of parade ftf-- 'I specials in sedate blacks, gleaming white, in Easter 0 ' egg colors too. 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Dr. Evan Francis, who is presently serving with the Air Force at Bellvue, Nebr., with a group of LDS Priesthood members in the area, came by plane to Salt Lake City to attend general confer ence. While there, he enjoyed a re-union with other members of the Francis family including, Mr. and Mrs. Rell Francis and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Francis of Springville. The party was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Madsen, a sister and brother-in-la- w of Salt Lake. Two brothers-in-la- w also came from California for conference and the reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Black (Bonnie Bailey) and their five children of Eden, Idaho, visited in Springville with her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bailey over the conference weekend. An LDS bishop at Eden, Mr. Bailey was in Salt Lake most of the time. Camp Spring Creek DUP helds meet Spring Creek DUP camp with approximately 23 in met at the home of Mrs. Bess Lewis on Thursday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Leah Jones and Mrs. Ora Rowland were asisting host-esses. An interesting history and lesson featured the. program with the history of George Rowland, an early pioneer of this city, written by Fanny Rowland and submitted by Ora Rowland, was read by the camp historian, LaPreal Friel. The lesson on DUP Markers was given by Philda Finley, class leader. Concluding the meeting, re-freshments were served by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hjorth, who have been making their home in Ephraim the past few months, while doing or-dinance work at the Manti temple, have returned to their Springville home to spend most of their time while the temple days have been re-duced to but two days a week. Ellis Bird, accompanied by a brother-in-la- w and two sister-s- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-thur Wing and Mrs. Nora Bos-har- d of Salt Lake City, have returned from an enjoyable vacation in Calif. & Ore., where they visited a sister to Mrs. Boshard and Mrs. Wing, Mrs. C. H. Boyd and other relatives at Cresent ' City. Mr. Bird pre-viously spent a few weeks at Boise, Idaho., with his daugh-ter and son-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Callahan and family. |
