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Show Page Two The Springville Herald August 15, 1974 Robert Redford confesses to Mia Farrow that his passion for her has been the major force of his life in David Merrick's production of Jack Clayton's film, "The Great Gatsby." F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic portrait of the Jazz Age probes those who strive only for wealth and power. With a screenplay by Francis Ford Coppola, the Paramount Pictures release was produced by David Merrick and directed by Jack Clayton. It is now playing at the Art City Drive-In along with the action packed western, "Showdown", starring Dean Martin and Rock Hudson. IrCBoisterously funny fl old-time farce... Jf l II Streisand's at her bestr Jh I II Ocrhra Streisand Jf -ifn fox ! u VhMMJX 5525 r THE NEWEST ADVENTURES OF I , PIPPI LONGSTOCKING! 11 MATINEE TXX ' DAILY 0t I in the 5 JU S'SOUTH SEAS'' i yLuT" "COUGAR" I! I "COUGAR 1 So I VC0UNTR Y" tJf '30 M0 VANS A 'M KESSiS Tl;r;:. 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Brewster In a surprise announcement Wednesday night (Aug. 7), the Physical Plant Building at Brigham Young University was named the Sam F. Brewster Physical Plant Building. BYU President Dallin H. Oaks disclosed the new name at a banquet honoring Mr. Brewster on his retirement after 17 years of outstanding service as director of he Physical Plant Department. The building named in his honor houses the administrative offices, shops, motor pool, and stockrooms for maintenance of the big BYU campus. "Sam Brewster's 17 years of service to BYU must rank among the most distinguished and most significant in the history of the University," President Oaks states. "Our campus, which is widely renowned for its beauty and effectiveness, bears the mark of his genius." Mr. Brewster, an international authority in his field, directed the planning, construction, and mantenance of the spacious Provo campus during a period of intensive growth in which BYU became the largest church-related church-related univeristy in the nation. Serving 25,000 students, BYU maintains 380 buildings with 5.5 million square feet of floor space, the centeral campus with over 500 acres, in addition to a 639-acre agricultural studies farm, 40-acre animal science laboratory, 22-acre motion picture studio and grounds, and a Alpine Campus in Provo Canyon. He also has been involved with the planning and construction of Buildings for other educational institutions of the Church, such ax Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho, and the Brigham Young Univeristy-Hawaii Campus. He is former president of the National Association of Physical Plant Administrators of Universities and Colleges and served three terms as vice-presdient vice-presdient for professional standards. He came to BYU from Auburn University in Alabama, where he was director of buildings and grounds. Stupidest Creature Despite what your mate may say, the most brainless creature was the Stegosaurus of dinosaur days, which weighed up to 6 tons and had a plum-sized brain weighing only 2xk ounces. ' Weelmitei from 7:30 Sat. and Sun. from 2:30 PG AHVABNt ;R .OMMiMJUCNS COMANI ? HELD 2ND SMASH 17EEK ! ifaa. 4 HF CO-HIT "Wild Angels SHOW AT 9:00 Peter Fonda J M State. Oram Entertainment Local Youth Theater to present two one-act plays today, Friday Today at 4:00 p.m. begins the first performance of the Youth Theatre One Act Plays. . The young people have spent a busy three weeks preparing for this production. There is Jenifer, daughter of Denny and Terry H. Patten of Cedar City, celebrated her first brithday recently. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Patten of Springville and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Horton of Cir-celville. Cir-celville. Maria Robert ston, the daughter of Calvin and Barbara Robertson will celebrate her first birthday. August 16. She is the granddaughter grand-daughter of Jay and Velma Nielson and Don and Ann Robertson all of Springville. Candid Comment Strom Thurmond, U.S. Senator from South Carolina: "Faith in God, and faith in divine inheritance, are the keystones to a good and productive life. God has given us the tools with which to pursue the good life. At the same time, however, He expects us to temper our materialistic yearning with the knowledge that, in the end, we will be responsible to Him." Following the stoppage of all tobacco advertising in Sweden, the Nor Newsletter reports that the nature and effects of tobacco are to be taught in the public schools, and the Ministry of Health has mobilized the radio, press, and all other public media to aid in educating children against its use. OVER & 1 r-'v. iV' "' JSJ1 Cross it and you just :.r; ff! m might get crossed o mystery to be solved and justice to be done. Besides that we have a delightful take-off of the old favorite "Sleeping Beauty." Stephen Frahm makes a handsome hero, Debbie Fox a charming newspaper reporter, Diana Sorenson, an unusual murder victim; Jeff Johnson, a determined police inspector; and Shellie Eves and David Jacobson, two likeable villians. As for Sleeping Beauty, you must come and meet Prince Charming, a bored King, an unfunny jester, a strange wizard, a not -so-fierce dragon and an ancient Sleeping Beauty. Repeat performances will be given Friday at 4:00 p.m. and again at 7:00 p.m. Writing contest announced by Commission The Utah American Revolution Bicentennial Commission announces a contest con-test for a children's play as one of its projects for the celebration of the nation's 200th birthday in 1976. A prize of $1,000 is offered for the winning play, which will be made available without royalty to all schools or other producing groups in the state during the 1975-76 school year. January 15, 1975 is the deadline for submission of scripts and the contest is open to all residents of the state or those currently attending school in the state. The play must be approximately ap-proximately fifty minutes performing time, may or may not utilize music, may be traditional or experimental in form, may be historical or modern, and must endorse the principles of liberty upon which our forefathers framed the SUPER CHROMACOLOR PORTABLE TV Reg. Our most populor color portable1 Over 90 solid stole Titon 101 chossis Super chromocolor picture tube One-button tuning Automatic fine tuning 19-inch diogonol measure screen E4003 mm 72 From left Debbie Cox, Diane rehearsing for one of the two the Youth Theater Playhouse tomorrow August 16. Steven Frahm, left, Debbie Cox, center, and Shellie Eves practicing their parts for the one-act plays to be presented today at 4:00 p.m. and again tomorrow, Friday at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. AH proceeds from the plays goes to the Springville Ambulance Fund. Constitution of the United States. It must, however, refrain from being didactic and must follow the principles of good drama. Those who are now children will one day determine the course of our nation, and it is fitting that on the occasion of our Bicentennial we convey to them the vision of freedom and responsibility to which our J:::: " i-r. i WITH $429.00 North Main Street, Spanish Fork, Sorenson and Steven Frahm are one - act plays to be presented by today, Thursday, August 15 and forefathers dedicated themselves. them-selves. One of the most effective means to educate and to inspire is the drama. For further information and official entry forms, write to Children's Play Contest, Utah American Revolution Bicentennial Bicen-tennial Commission, Room 403, State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84114. The ALDEBARAN mv m . i i i i a am i mm ii d Grained American Walnut color cabinet Titan 300V Chassis. Solid-State Super Video Range Tuning System. Cnromatic One-button Tuning. AFC. 100 SOLID STATE 9 Utah i ivfVMriirir.Tirmiev LYNN SCRENSEN - MANAGER Special Interest group to see play August 23 The Springville Stake Special Interest group offers "Mid Summer Nights Dream" to any single LDS member ages 26 and over, August 23 at 8 p.m. at BYU DeJong Concert Hall. Contact Betty Powell by Wednesday August 21 for tickets and transportation, if needed, at 489-4787. Tickets will be $1.00 with Education week card and $2.00 without. Candid Comments Robert L. Bernstein, chairman chair-man of Association of American Publishers, New York City: "It is extraordinary that at a time when we are concerned about ecology and nuclear explosions, we as a world have not fully realized that the hardest climate to keep pure is a climate where an idea can be born and grow". Princess Grace of Monaco: "What better 'thing' of one's own can one do than share in the creation of a new life, thereafter integrating it into a loving and wholesome family, and continuing con-tinuing to guide the formation of its personality and the molding of its character?" Experts in TruColor : Portraits ' Family Groups j Weddings : Old Photos Copied : Genealogical Photo Copying . All at new low-overhead prices- at : 558 Brookside Drive : Phone 489-5514 1C!I! NEW! brilliant chromacolor picture! 100 solid-state solid-state chassis! 30,000 volts of picture power! exclusive power sentry system 'design average Finocw Reg. $479.00 "Show- Down E M THEATRE |
