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Show Modern Morality Play 'J.B Rated As Theatre at Its Highest Level "J. B.," the exciting modern morality play by Archibald MacLeish will be presented at the Joseph Smith Auditorium on April 19th through the 22nd, at 8:15 p.m. Presented by the Prama Department of Brigham Young University, and directed direct-ed by Harold I. Hansen, chairman chair-man of the drama department, this pulitzer prize play Is being produced for the first time by any eaucauonai or nonprofessional non-professional group since its successful run on Broadway. Charles A. Henson is technical director for this presentation, and Miss Carol Michie is costume cos-tume designer. Cast in the play are Ivan Crossland as J. B., Carol Lynn Wright as Sarah., Preston Gledhill as Mr. Zuss., and Lael Woodbury as Nickles. In a review of "J.B", Brooks Atkinson in the New York Times , has said: "Looking around at the wreckage and misery of the modern world, Mr. MacLeish has written a fresh and exalting morality that has great stature . . . one of the memorable works of the century as verse, as drama, and as spiritual injuiry . . . The glory of Mr. MacLeish's play is that, as in the Book of Job, J.B. does not curse God. When he is reunited with his wife, two humbled but valiant people accept the universe, agree to pecting no justice but unswerv ing in their devotion to God. Two Presented Duty to God Award Sunday Ronald M. Burgener, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burgener and Evan Rowley, son of -Mr. and Mrs. Evan Rowley, received receiv-ed their "Duty To God" award Sunday evening at the Orem 20th Ward. Bishop Stanley L. Leavitt made the presentation. To qualify for the award the following requirements are required: regular attendance at quorum meetings, filling priesthood assignments, a t-tendance t-tendance at sacrament meetings, meet-ings, observing the Word of Wisdom, paying tithing, giving service to the church, Sunday school participation and YMM IA membership and activity. The application for the awards must be passed and signed by Joseph L. Wirthlin, presiding Bishop of the church. The tw oyoung men both active ac-tive at Orem High School as juniors and participated on the luninr nrnm accpmMw onrl orf begin life all over again, ex- ed as committee members. New Books Listed fcor Orem Library Several new books of all types have recently been addea to Orem City Library's book stock, according to Mrs. Ber-nice Ber-nice Cox, librarian. Of adult interest is Irving Stone's autobiography of Michelangelo The Agony and the Ectasy; My Thirty Years Backstairs at the White House by Lillian Rogers Parks; The Prime Minister's Wife by Doris Leslie; new novels, Wickedest Pilgrim Donald B. Chidsey; Manilla Galleon F. Van Wyck Mason; Reach for the Sky Paul Brickhill. The Big Sky A.B. Guth rie, Jr; The Limits of Love Frederic Raphael; The Doctor Makes a Choice Elizabeth Selfert; Trustee from the Toolroom Tool-room Nevil Shute; The Body of a Young Man Mildred Mild-red Walker; The Chancellor Lawrence Schoonever; The Fault of the Apples Frederic Fre-deric Wakeman; Fresh from the Country Miss Read. In the non-fiction field, Ordeal Or-deal by- Hunger by George R. Stewart a story of the Dinner Din-ner Party is educational. 10,-000 10,-000 jokes, Toasts and stories by Lewis Faye Copeland will entertain you. Planning Your Home for Play by Albert A. Ostrow has the following chapter headings: Why Plan, How to Enjoy Yor Back Yard, Fun Downstairs, Room for Play and Relaxation; Space Many People Waste, and Equipped for Fun which describes the home workshop and projects; L.J 1 iiii These two explorer scout3 from Post 2184, Robert C. Rogers, left, and Steven Baugh received an eagle and eagle palm award, respectively, during the Sunday evening service at the Orem 16th Ward last Sunday night. Robert, 14, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rogers. Steven, 16, who now has three rjalms. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Baugh. Explorer advisor for tne post js Dr. ti. u. ustier. things for the family to do, a game closet for enjoyment; the convalescent child and the convalescent con-valescent grownup. Those interested in writing should like "Free-Lance Writing Writ-ing for a Living by Paul W. Kearney. Cipher writing is described de-scribed in the book, An invitation invi-tation to Cryptograms by Eugenia Williams. The Third Eye by T. Lobsang Rampa is a fascinating autobiography of a Tibetan Lama and Leonard Cottrell's The Lost Pharaohs H3J5 r Mouse Full Of? by Martin Senour Paints From General Builders Supply MARTIN SENOUR POLY FLOW -k Goes on in minutes Dries in one hour Soft Velvet Finish Sniff -less in two hours Quick Clean-up Washable gal. eJ c-iif (tiro MARTIN SENOUR GL0S-T0NE For walls-woodwork bath and kitchens it Completely washable it Lasting beauty ir Low odor finish T U gal. "3000" OUTSIDE WHITE " Lead Free k Self Cleaning ik Slow Chalking Durable Fume Free 95 gaL PAINT ROLLER & TRAY SET For a Short Time Only High Quality, Regular $1.19 Value with the PURCHASE OF ONE GALLON OR MORE OF MARTIN SENOUR PAINT! ' HEM ARE YOUR INTERIOR COLORS FOR TODAY! Airy, open, spon making for THE LIGHT LOOK SOFT and SUBDUED for traditional room, fin furnishings THE NATURAL LOOK for informal living liv-ing WARM and CHEERFUL, or COOL and REFRESHING for summ comfort, sunny oxposuros. SPECIAL - TRUSTWORTHY OUTSIDE WHITE 49 Per Gallon ASK US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE NO OBLIGATIONS COMPETENT LABOR AVAILABLE - WE GUARANTEE TO SATISFY surges rata 1m den PHONE AC 5-0340 673 North State - Orem Free Custo mer Parking about Egypt and antiquities. Ihe well known reporter, Jim Bishop, has compiled many tales and incidents in his book. Some of My Very Vest. There are new books, fiction and non-fiction for the teen age, elementary students and picture books for the IHtle IOIKS. Remedial School Enrollment Begins Plans are now completed to again hold a special summer education program in the Orem area, as announced by Mrs, John Gillman. Students who have been ab sent from school or missed some of the fundamentals as they have been presented and therefore fell below class average aver-age would greatly benefit from these clasies. The Orem PTA Council is sponsoring the summer school to help these students, who with additional help will be able to show marked scholast ical improvement. Enrollment will be on a "first come" basis Classes will be offered in En glish, Reading, and Mathema tics. In the very near future notes will be sent home with stu dents giving full information about these registration dates, etc. Jehovah's Witness Confab April 28-30 The coming circuit conven tion of Jehovah's Witnesses in n a H. . rrovo, April za to 30 as announced an-nounced today by Mr. Robert W. Curtiss of Orem, presiding minister. Mr. Gerald V. Ross, of Seattle, Seat-tle, Washington, and circuit supervisor for Utah Circuit No. 1. has made plans for the con-fab. con-fab. Ministers sharing in the administrative ad-ministrative work are: Mr. Curtiss, Orem, attendant de-oartment; de-oartment; Theodore R. Thompson, Thomp-son, American Fork, auditing; uene Nelson, Pleasant Grove, cleaning department; Charles Cox, Provo, installation de- Westmore School M r s. Paula Trewartha's room and Mrs. Marlene Hams' room had a program April 13. The name of the program was "Spring In The West." There were about 13 dances, 4 poems and about 20 songs. We did it for our parents and the whole school. I liked "Wringle Wrangle," Wran-gle," and The Sunbonnet Girl3. There were a lot of other good dances too. It was a really good program. Christ Maxfield 2nd Grade We gave our program April 13, 1961 at 10:30 in the morning morn-ing and at 2 o'clock in the afternoon for the boys and girls in the Westmare School. We gave it for our mothers and fathers the next evening. Eric George Hansen 2nd Grade Dear Newspaper: our programs theme was "Spring In The West." There were sunbonnet girls, Indians. Bronko riders, Gypsies, Sweet Bilinda Girls, Cowgirls and Cowboys. There were dances. The names of some of the dances dan-ces were "Bow Bow Belinda," "Rig-A-Jig-," and "Swing on the corner." Gene Van Tassell 2nd Grade Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, April 20, 1961 We had our program. We had Indians, sunbonnet girls and sweet Belinda girls, Bronco Bron-co Riders, cowboys and cowgirls. cow-girls. We said poems and sang songs, there were dances too. Jerry Jensen 2nd Grade We had a program. I liked it. I was a bronco rider. I liked my part. We sang songs and danced and some of us said poems. I was in the Sweet Belinda Be-linda dance. The name of our program was "Spring in the West." Craig Ratcliffe 2nd Grade We put on a program. I was a cowboy. I had a partner. I danced a square dance. "Sprln? in the West" was the name of our program. Johnny Staheli 2nd Grade 71 TUZUTUS cairr MS partment; Lyn Behrman, Orem, public address and Jerry G. Carpenter, Springville, rooming room-ing and information. Mr. Curtiss pointed out that one volonteer worker to each seven delegates attending the convention is usually required for neak efficiency. 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