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Show Snelson photographs to he featured at Central Bank, Trust Page Four - The Springville Herald - March 4, 1982 life Wffla fenber1 9 fc Pfeiyhous Life With Father', third longest running play on Broadway will be performed at the Villa Playhouse in Springville Monday, March 8, for a one-night stand. The play has been performed several times recently at Utah Technical College in Orem. This is a sophisticated comedy with a professional cast for its leading roles. Father is played by George Tanner, who played the part at a BYU Production which was produced at June LDS Conference in the mide 1950's. Tanner has had considerable dramatic experience at UCLA, BYU, and Utah State at Logan, and is presently Utah Tech librarian who doubles as drama producer, Mrs. Jody Renstrom, co-producer of the Valley Centre Theatre in Provo for many years, also author and producer of her one-woman show, 'Portrait of Emma' plays Mother. Danna Payton has directed this delightful comedy and also plays a small character role. Some talented players in other roles include Dan Thompson who played in the movie "The Great Brain" with Jimmy Osmond. The ramantic leads are Jeff Peterson and Launa Renstrom. Janet Bylund is Cousin Cora. Others in the cast include in-clude Jamie Wooten, Doug Murray, Lori ,J f y't :-lh.M. w George Tanner as Father and Jody Renstrom as Vinnie (Mother) will perform in "Life With Father" next Monday at the Villa Playhouse in Springville. BLAINE R. THORN Mayb I can av you torn money en lop qualify protection, whatovor your Insurance naod . instate Sm or phort BLAINE R. THORN IS HiUcimi Or.v. Sprinvtll Utoh Allstof lnuf Oftr i Cunipomtt wgymife" ' v 1' "'J I .mii.i.i. n -nnrnil'imoir ri m.i Boolhe, Collin Peterson, Ryan Gunther, Cynthia Tracy, Samantha War-nett, War-nett, Mark Bowman, and Rosalina Burton. 'Life With Father' is Family Comedy and performance will begin at 8 p.m. The production played to full houses here in February 1954 under the direction of Jessie J. Dalton. The play was presented by the Second Ward MIA. All of the boys had to have their hair died red to match that of John David Anderson, who played Whitney, the only one with natural red hair, Mrs. Dalton said. Superb costuming and casting were carried out for a local play, which at that time had experienced ex-perienced the longest run ever on Broadway. It was reportedly the first time the comedy had been produced west of the Mississippi and was used through special arrangements with the Dramatist Plays Service of New York City. A special invitation to the cast and producers has been issued by Mrs. Renstrom to attend the production next Monday at the Villa Playhouse. Cast members were: Clare Day, Bishop Oliver Dalton; Vinnie Day, Luella Wilson: Clarence, Mack Boyack; John, Richard Ashcraft; Whitney, John David Anderson; Harlan, Stephen Dalton; Cora, Nellie Barney; Mary, JoAnn Hanks; Dr; Rev. Local girls Sundee Thatcher and Gina Harmer Post 60 of Springville will be among explorers from the Utah National Parks Council, Boy Scouts of America, .will attend the 12th National Explorer Congress, March 20-27, in .Philadelphia, Pa. The congress brings together young adults and their leaders who are active in Exploring across the nation for leadership training sessions and seminars. Exploring is the young-adult young-adult division of the Boy Scouts of America and is open to young men and 'women 14 through 20 years of age who are .interested in examining career opportunities and special-interest activities. ac-tivities. Foremost on the congress agenda is the election of the national Explorer President and six regional vice-president. Lloyd, Claude Smith; Dr. Humphreys, Dr. Kermit Davidson; Dr. Somers, Jex Boyack; Margaret, Marva Davis; Annie, Moneta Davidson; Nora, Joan Miner; Delia, Beverly Straw; Maggie, Kay Wright. Helen Davidson was assistant director; Vonda Hatch, Leah Crandall and Clara Childs, costume committee; - Janet Crandall, make-up. Kingman to speak Veterans of Foreign Wars, Springville Post 5787 will have an open meeting featuring Rick Kingman (Counselor-Operation (Counselor-Operation Outreach for Viet Nam Veterans) of the Salt Lake Office. He will explain the purposes and reasons for this program. Meeting will be held at the Memorial Hall-Senior Citizens Center in the rear portion of building on East 200 South in Springville. Time is 7 o'clock tonight. All are invited, said Clifford W. Thompson, Commander. Some people used to fear that having their picture taken would capture their souls in the camera. Moss grows mostly in open, dry country. mm to attend The youths attending the congress will take part in the election campaigns and balloting for national officers. Officers also will be chosen for career groups in aviation, medicine, law. Sea Exploring and law enforcement. In additions, delegates will vote on goals and programs for the coming year as developed in the 1982-83 Explorer platform. plat-form. Awards and scholarships also will be presented. Leaders of the local contigent are Rene and Ruth Luthi from the Utah National Parks Council. There are about 326 million cubic miles of water on earth. Each cubic mile contains over a million gallons of water. "Dillegence is the mother of good luck." Benjamin Franklin ' . " V--. "Life With Father" was first produced in Springville in 1954 under the direction of Jessie Dalton. Oliver Dalton, left, played Father; John David Anderson as Whitney; Luella Wilson as Vinnie; Stephen Dalton as Harlan; and Claude Blanchard Brigham Young University's College Bowl team won two out of three final rounds in the recent College Bowl regional tournament in Phoenix to qualify for the nationals next month. Mark Blanchard, a junior geology student from Springville, is a team member. Coach Sue Peterson, a part-time instructor in the BYU Honors Program, said the tournament at Arizona State University was double elimination. Teams involved were from the University of Utah, Utah State University, Weber State College and the University of New Mexico. Last year the BYU team . reached the quarter-finals at the national tournament, First Security pays nue 14 on my IMA Tax-Deferred Savings Plan. --hi ,,, ; 1 ; ' K """" X L f- "" .gwh V mmmm PmiF0Vf i:::illlllllilPlllllS At First Security, you don't have to pay the entire annual sum in one payment, although that is certainly an option. You can also make periodic deposits every month, or double up on deposits, whatever is most convenient for you. Monthly, by payroll deduction or automatic transfer. The more you save, the more interest you'll earn. We can arrange it your way. AND IT'S ALL TAX-DEFERRED Every dollar you contribute to your IRA fund each year can be deducted from your Federal Taxable Income. And all the interest that First Security pays you is also tax-deferred until you withdraw the money. Open your account today f on BYU finishing among the top eight teams. BYU's team was chosen through intramural in-tramural competition, the coach said. Team members practice three hours each week using a buzzer and questions similar to those used in the tournament. Questions come from a variety of subjects. The trip to the regionals was funded by $500 won by the team last year, with the remainder donated by the ASBYU Academics Office. Other team members include Dave Holdsworth, a law student from Salt Lake City; Robert Price, senior in pre-med from Huntington Beach, Calif. ; Donald Doering, a senior in history from Newburgh, N.Y.; Stacy Burton, a graduate student in humanities . . . and my contributions can be made automatically. 14W per annum, current fixed rate, for a period of 18 months. Minimum opening deposit ofSSOO. Additions in any amount, or choose from three other IRA savings plans. Smith as Dr. Rev. Lloyd. The cast is being issued a special invitation to come to the Springville Playhouse production of the same play next Monday. College Bowl team from Boise. Alternate graduate student i assisting the team was English from Roy. Sheldon Talbot, a ' Math team places The Springville High School Math Team, in competition at Snow College in Ephraim took fifth place at a math contest held there last Tuesday. Over 20 schools participated par-ticipated in the 1982 Snow College Mathematics contest held at Snow College in Ephraim. Every team member took an examination specially prepared for the contest. The tests were then scored, and the top four scores of each team were compiled to make a team score. On the basis of the scores, the teams were ranked. Springville Each affiliate bank of First Security Corporation is a member of FDIC. Each depositor's account is insured to $100,000 by FDIC. placed fifth. The schools that placed above Springville were Delta High, Gunnison High, Pleasant Grove High, and Timpview High. Competition was open to all 1-A, 2-A, and 3-A schools in the state. The top four scorers for Springville were Kent Gledhill, Chris Tahbaz, David Whiting, and Mike Whitlcok. Other team members were Robin Basset t, Clark Prothero, Steve Spencer, and Scott, Sumsion. "You can't get rid of what is part of you, even if you throw it away." 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Central Bank is pleased to announce the photography work of Mike Snelson, Springville resident, which will be presented March 1-31, in the downtown office of the Bank, 75 North University Avenue. Mr. Snelson attended Springville schools and Brigham Young University, where he majored in public relations. He has been a professional Mike Snelson, Springville photographer, will have his works featured in the downtown office of Central Cen-tral Bank and Trust, 75 North University, Provo, from March Kit. The public is invited to come in and view the exhibit. for seven currently works at Snelson Photo Lab in Springville as 3 custom printing and retouching assistant. He and his wife, Jackie, who is employed in the Mapleton office of Central Bank, live in Springville: The public is invited to attend the photography showing free of charge during regular banking hours. photographer years and ff h f . ! i 3 TO |