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Show OREM - GENEVA TIMES NATIONAL EDITORIAL lsK6JluN i Published Every Thursday at Orem, Utah. Office and plant located at 540 South State Street. Mailing Address: Add-ress: P. O. Box 65. Orem, Utah. SubscriDtlon Drip UTAH STATRliSASSOCIATIOM $3.50 per year. 2 years $8.00 Publishing- Staff HAROLD B. SUMNER PUBLISHER Hollis Scott Editor, Advertising Manager Dona C. Sumner, Bookkeeper; Jack C. Sumner, Printer; Mel-ba Mel-ba Clayton, Society and Church News; James Paulson, Printer; Print-er; Shirl Clayton, apprentice; Columnists: Ruth Louise Partridge, Part-ridge, Robert Taylor Washingtin, D. C. Second-Class Postage Paid at Orem, Utah Open Daily 5:45 HELD OVER Pat Boone BUDDY HACKETT Dennis O'Keefe Barbara Eden in "All Hands On Deck" LJHS News, Views Lincoln Junior High School Music Chorus and concert band toured to Pleasant Grove last week for a music festival. All LJHS groups received superior ratings. At the beginning of the week the school held a "clean up week." Cleaning started with a locker check, and cleaning rubbish from grounds. Clean up week was climaxed with a matinee dance for all grades, entitled "The Litter Ball." Signs were posted and talks given a3 to keeping the grounds and school building cleaner.' Office Woman Wanted Scera needs woman with office experience 5 days per week good working conditions. Call M. Dover Hunt, Scera Manager for interview. CD J I PTJJT1 MOT PMTPiCPTK TMATM STARTS TONIGHT ENDS APRIL 26 "J COLO by DC LUXB-Si tarring fUTM LCUWCRlK HANS MOLT WAfWA rtOLST JOSEF MCiNRAO PRIEDRICH DOMIM HILDE VON BTOLZ Dlraetad fry W9lMN .lEtsCNtiNEri 'Prodwcad by WOLPOANO RE'NMAROT Scrnplay by OEORJ r URHAkCK SATURDAY MATINEE Doors Open at 1 p. m. Show at 1 :30 p. m. Five Pennies Thursday Through Sunday G. I, BLUES Elvis Presley and 10 Great Songs CO - HIT FIVE BRANDED WOMEN An Epic Story of Love and War APRIL SALE LADIES SLIPS Rayon waist style pastel colors. ( , ; ? l SALE " ' ' 88c BLOUSES ' Ladies a nd M 1 a e a, -Values to $3.00. SALE $1.00 s::::t::n::::::::::::i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::s LADIES NYLON HOSE All first quality new shades. SALE 59c pr. "'STrEAW'HATS"""""' For all the iamily. Priced 49c and up BOYS JEANS Heavy duty 13 z. denim den-im sizes 2 to 12. SALE $1.99 e::::::::::::::::::::r.::::::::::::::::::rr::;::::; MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Prints, stripes and plain values to $4.00 SALE , $1.88 !"'-""dresses j Girls nylons and cottons) Values to $4.00. it SALE !' $1.88 GIRLS & BOYS ANKLETS White and all colors and,, sizes. SALE 39c pr. FLETCHER'S .181 West Center Prove Utah ( u JOURNALISM STUDENTS DINE WITH TV PERSONALITY PER-SONALITY From L to R-David Thomas, Orem High School; Julie Van Wagenen, BY High School; TV personality per-sonality Bob Denver, who plays the part of Maynard Krebs on the Dobie Gillies Show; Cindy Peck, Lehi High School; Ruth Bramall, Springville High School, enjoy a sneak preview of the show and had dinner with Mr. Denver, while on their recent tour of the studios. Visiting Student Vriters Confer Top TV Actors in L A. Tour " ed the public relations organization organi-zation at CBS and emphasized empha-sized the qualifications and job opportunities in a public relations re-lations career. Motoring to the Moulin Rouge the group sat in on the daily performance of "Queen For a Day" as guests of the American Ameri-can Broadcasting Co., which also provided the luncheon. EDITOR'S NOTE The following narrative is contributed con-tributed by David. Thomas, OHS senior student, who participated par-ticipated in a recent tour of TV studios in Los Angeles area with nine other Central Utah High School journalism students. stu-dents. Dave was co-sponsored by Orem-Geneva Times and Orem C. of C. by David Thomas A sneak preview of a future Doby Gillis television show, an evening out with Bob (Maynard (May-nard Krebs) Denver in a swank Hollywood restaurant, and chauffeured limousines were a few of the highlights in store for ten Utah County high school journalists touring the Los Angeles television industry in-dustry during the first day in Los Angeles area. Hollywood glamour, in the form of TV stars and extravagant extrava-gant sets, provided the balance of the Itinerary for the young writers on the first day. Metro-Goldyn-Mayer's "Rawhide" "Raw-hide" set opened Its doors to the students who then toured the area and talked with stars Eric Fleming, Clint Eastwood and Sheb Wooley. The excursion was preceded with luncheon in the MGM commissary during which the reporters collected autographs from nearby celebrities and chatted with the "Rawhide" stars. Sheb Wooley, who will release a new song soon, was observing a birthday and shared shar-ed his cake with the group after being feted with song and toasts. Miss Jean Meredith, director of CBS out-of-town publicity, met the group at the CBS Television Tele-vision City building in Hollywood Holly-wood to begin the activities Monday morning. After completing com-pleting arrangements for the MGM agenda, CBC provided a guided tour through the new, Ultra Television City, where all CBS shows for national telecasting are originated. Of particular, interest were the "Verdict Is Yours" set, which was not being used that day, and verbal and visual explanations of the CBS video! tape facilities. The morning agenda was completed as the group sat in on a performance of the "Double .Exposure" weekday morning quiz show. It will be telecast on Tuesday, Tues-day, April 25. Emcee Steve Dunne talked with the journalists and posed pos-ed with them for photographers photograph-ers after the show. The teen-agers again enjoyed enjoy-ed the gracious hosoitality of CBS for half a day on Tuesday. Guy della Cioopa, CBS vice-president vice-president in charge of pro graming, talked with the group concerning h's comoany's Dro eramine policies and plans. Skip Webster, in charge of CBS press relations, explain Bid for Railroad Overpass On Freeway Let Bids were opened today on two projects for highway construction con-struction according to C. Taylor Tay-lor Burton, director of high ways, Utah State Department of Highways. The Weyher Construction Company of Salt Lake City, Utah, was apparent low bidder among 6 submitting bids for a steel beam railroad overpass over-pass structure to be situated in Utah County on Interstate Highway No. 15 at 1200 South in Orem. The structure is to be 271 feet in length and will require the following materials to construct con-struct it: 115,609 lbs. of reinforcing rein-forcing steel; 348.00 lbs. of structural steel; 720 cubic yds. of class "A" concrete; and 3300 lineal feet of piles (other than timber). The contractor is allowed al-lowed 200 working days to complete the project. The low bid was $1,25,630.61. The engineer's en-gineer's estimate was $118,343. 69, alternate - $125,274.99. Sealed Bids For New Grade School To Be Opened Sealed proposals for the new elementary school which will be constructed at approximate ly 450 South and 4th East in The reporters interviewed stars , orem, will be opened at the Jack Bailey and Jean Cagney after the show. Don Allen and Gene Wool- pert of the NBC of public relations re-lations department then took over the group and featured a tour of the NBC west coast headquarters, which boasts the largest color TV studios In the world. A performance of the "It Could Be You" show, with Bill Leyden as host, was next and the reporters had the opportunity to interview the emcee. Topping off the day was Ralph Edwards "This Is Your Life" show, previous to which the journalists were photographed photo-graphed with the busy star. A visit to Grauman's Chinese Theater and its concrete-preserved stars autographs was a must before returning to Upland, Up-land, Calif., for the night. The teen-agers were, of course, very impressed with the everwhelming size and activity of the Los Angeles area, Hollywood in particular. They were unanimous in the plaudits of the free-and-easy manner of the television stars observed during the first two days of the week-long tour. As Stan Sugita of Payson remarked, the stars "are great to talk with." The students were very grateful grate-ful and appreciative of the generosity of their hosts, the television networks. More articles will be forthcoming forth-coming telling of the unique journalism tour, first of its kind from the Utah County area. dothttD Alpine School District Offices in American Fork, oh May 17, 1961 at 7:00 p.m., according to Superintendent Dan W. Peter son. The decision to open proposals pro-posals at this time was reached at a special meeting of the Board of Education held Thurs day, April 13. The new school building will contain two kindergarten rooms, a special education room, eighteen regular classrooms, class-rooms, a multi-purpose room, and an administrative area. The architectural firm for the new structure is Lorenzo S. Young and Partners of Salt Lake City. At the meeting, the Board of Education made a ruling that Baccalaureate Services at the Orem High School are not to be held on Sunday. i 1 1 ' ' ' Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, April 20, 1961 Uranium comes of ago In 1948, first year of the uranium "boom", total U. S. ore production was 54,000 tons. Last year, Utah produced pro-duced 1,071,000 tons, containing uranium oxide (U3Oe) valued at approximately $50,000,000. Uranium employs em-ploys 1,550 workers in Utah, with an annual payroll of approximately $10,000,000. The uranium industry has come of age I UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "From the earth comes an abundant life for all" Civil Defense Meeting Slated Utah County Civil Defense Council will hold its next meeting April 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the County Commission Chambers, City and County Building in Provo. Mrs. Victor J. Bird, Utah County Women's Director, will report on the Region 7 Women's Wo-men's Civil Defense Conference Con-ference held in Santa Rosa, California in March. Many phases of the Civil Defense program" will be covered. Ellis W. Mower, Utah County Director, requests that city CD directors, members of the CD council organization, and any others Interested in Civil Defense be present. Why is one of these whiskies insured for One Million Dollars? 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