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Show 1962 THE SPRINGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD ' . Page Five chairman since the first of the year. The past, with its guilt, with its hypocracy and its hollow-nes- s, its lying conventionality, and its pitiful cowardice, shall lie behind us like a museum. Frandsen named UCBPW chairman ....In a recent election, Vic Frandsen was chosen as chair-man of the Utah County Board of Public Welfare. Dr. Guy A. Richards of American Fork is n. Other members of the board are Ascha Paxman, Thelma E. Weight and G. Marion Hinck-ley of Provo; Ted V. Leifson of Spanish Fork and Lynn Crook of Santaquin. Mrs. Bes-sie I. Meiling is director and Louise Walker, secretary. Mr. Frandsen has served more than 20 years on the board and has been acting l) : " itertaimnent eature5 of tlie lAJeel? I 5jr I iiimiiMiimijiiiii I " X I Charles Laughton, left, and Walter Pidgeon are United States Senators who oppose each other over a Presidential appointment in Otto Preminger's production of "Advise & Consent," new Columbia release based on the Allen Drury best-selle- r. Also starred in the film are Henry Fonda, Don Murray, Peter Lawford, Gene . Tierney, Franchot Tone, Lew Ayers, Burgess Meredith, Eddie Hodges, Paul Ford, George Grizzard and Inga Swenson. The film was ' produced and directed by Otto Preminger from Wendell Mayes' screen-play. Now playing Pioneer Motor-V-u & Academy theatres. il A Different Menu Every Day! -- Lunch S1.10--S1.5- 0 You'll never tire of our lunches! Our chefs create an exciting, new menu every day a variety of taste-temptin- g entrees & vegetables to please every palate! 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July 18, 19, 20, 21 tiftM 'ijf William I FW? I Holden TECHNICOLOR KwQn llliiiMiiiiiiiiiniiiiii iimijjiiiiiiiiiimninimiiiliimillllMmilMllliMiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHimiii I - I ,S , Y Y" - i oalH t i Ini , , , H t I --ynner heads a group of gunfighters who have been IBor. in to help a small Mexican village fight off maraud--& 'he Magnificent Seven," a United Artists release in ja color and Panavision, will open Thursday at the l-iUH'ty Cinemotor. Kids asked for it; parents will enjoy it All the children in town have been asking us to show it. We've been asking to get it and it's finally here! That is, Walt Disney's "Parent Trap." What happens when you're a twin and your parents separ-ated and- divorced and each parent took a twin? What hap-pens when you and your twin get together and decide that the parents ought to remary. What happens when your fa-ther is going to marry someone else, Does this spoil your plans ? To see and receive the ans-wer to these questions, you will have to come see it to be-lie-it. It is Walt Disney's funniest picture. "Parent Trap" starring Hayley Mills. Sunday Elvis Presley stars in his most recent hit, "Follow That Dream." This is the story of a wandering Southern fam-ily who try to homestead a piece of unclaimed land along-side a busy highway against the determined opposition of government officials, welfare workers and gangsters. Elvis plays a none-to- o bright home-steader who outsmarts every-one with his comic-fille- d .i Art City Cinemotor features John Sfurges' top westerns tection against a marauding band of outlaws is told in "The Magnificent Seven," star-ring Yul Brynner. This pic-ture is said to be the greatest western ever made. Sunday Walt Disney's most exciting, most expensive mo-tion picture todate, "Swiss Family Robinson," starts. This is a tale of a family maroon-ed on an island. Co-h- it is the adventure movie, "Jungle Cat." This film shows the intimate secrets and private life of the wild animals of South America. John Sturgess, one of top directors of west-ern films, has two of his mam-rn,ot- h projects on the. screen at the Art City Cinemotor this week, "Sergeants 3," a rol-licking, gusty story of the most action-packe- d era of American history, the winning of the west is the feature film. The screenplay was tailored for the unique talents of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Peter Lawford. The exteriors of the picture were filmed on locations near Kanab, Utah and Bryce Can-yon National Park. The co-h- it is an epic tale of seven professional gunmen hired by the citizens of a small Mexican village as pro- - teacher at tet study J. Phillips, vocational pnnc. j iral teacher at Spring-''- h School, has return--a four-da-y livestock market study program conduct-ed by Swift and Company at Ogden. He was one of 18 educators invited by the meat processing company to participate in the sessions. The workshop was designed to give first hand information on livestock and meat marketing, and provide opportunity for exchange of views. Swift has sponsored similar programs in various parts of the country since 1935. At Ogden, Mr. Phillips and the group were given the op-portunity of following all ac-tivities from purchase of live-stock in the stockyards to the operations in retail food stores. Specifically, the agricultural teachers observed how a na-tional packer arrives at buy-ing instructions; distribution problems involved in balancing supply and demand; livestock processing operations; meat retailing methods. Discussions with Swift representatives and retailers were held at the var-ious stages of the program. Springville has been visiting in this city and other parts of Utah from his home in Min-neapolis, Minn, and he may decide to locate here. Dr. & Mrs. Milton R. Hales and children, Susan, PeteJ and Martha of Guilford, Conn, have been the house guests several days of their aunt, Helen Reynolds. They also vi-sited other relatives and friends in Springville and on Monday were guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Taylor Reynolds on a trip to Salt Lake City to look over some of the places of interest. Dr. Hales is an in-structor and researcher at Yale University. They were enroute home after a visit in Califor-nia with his father and other relatives and friends. Money may not buy happi-ness, but it sure helps you look for it in more interesting places. Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Van Patten of Lodi, Calif., former residents of Springville have returned to their home after a few days visit with relatives and friends here. Mrs. Van Pat-ten is the former Norma Wit-ney of Springville. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Sanford and family from San Fernan-do, Calif., visited several days the past week with relatives and friends in Springville in-cluding Mrs. Sanford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox. Jack Cherrington of Preston, Ida., is the house guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cherrington, while attending summer school at the BYU. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bird of Midyale were Springville visi-tors Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs. May B. Bird. Visiting with Mrs. Grace Ba-ker Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raddon of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson of West Jordan. SL & Mrs. Lamar Weight and daughter Conda were in Heber City Saturday to attend funeral services for President Cummings recently of the New Zealand LDS mission in which Conda served. Dr. Vernon Tipton and his wife and family of the Canal Zone, C. A. are expected to arrive in Springville the lat-ter part of the month for a visit with relatives and friends. Mr. & Mrs. Glendon Johnson and family spent the weekend at Vernal visiting relatives and friends. Lee Frandsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vic Frandsen of |