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Show detail that adds to the miracle of this quartet. An advertising manager, a mail carrier, a truck driver, and an architectural draftsman comprise com-prise another outstanding quartet known as the 'Melo D Lads" from Ogden. This quartet has paraded through many shows and competitions with quality performances. perfor-mances. Utah Valley's own quartet, the "Compadres' will be on hand again with the zanlest and tear-Jerking tear-Jerking variety of numbers to be heard in years. It is difficult to imagine how a relatively small group of men, numbering less than 40, can assume the tremendous responsibility respon-sibility of building and painting sets, arranging for guest performances, per-formances, direct and handle all staging, produce the publicity and Utahns Exceed Bond Quota Utahns invested $21,395,671 during 1964 in United States Savings Sav-ings Bonds Series E and H, according to a report submitted by State Director Clem S. Schramm Sch-ramm to State Chairman Frederick Fred-erick P. Champ and other state and county bond volunteers. "Utah attained 103.4 per cent of Its assigned sales quota of $20.7 million, exceeding the goal by almost $700,000 and making 1964 the second highest sales year since the end of the War," Mr. Schramm reported. December sales reported for Utah County were $54,349, and Game Officers Train at UTTI Part of the Department of Fish and Game In-Service Training program is a driver training school conducted by the Utah Trade Technical Institute at Provo. Sixteen Department employees are presently going through an extensive driver training program pro-gram which will enable them to become more competent drivers. Each officer will learn how to drive defensively through the use of the driver training cars and movies at the Institute. All of them will take tests to determine their ability to recover from the glare of high beams of automobile lights, check their reaction time to hit the brake, and test their peripheral vision and general eyesight. Every man will have the opportunity oppor-tunity to become familiar with all mechanical parts of the vehicle he drives. He will learn how to locate and repair almost any breakdown that occurs while operating a motor vehicle. All Department personnel who are driving a State-owned vehicle will attend. advertising, furnish their own CANYONLANDS EXHIBIT SHOWN IN TEXAS Texas, whose native sons often assert their state "has everything,' every-thing,' will shortly have the nation's nat-ion's largest museum exhibit of Utah prehistoric art, photo-murals, photo-murals, Indian artifacts and geological geo-logical models. Fortunately, the Canyonlands Exhibit, being formally for-mally opened at the AmonCarter Museum of Western Art in Ft. Worth, Texas, on January 28, will eventually find a permanent home in Utah. Barbershoppers Slate 2-Day Extravaganza If you were one of the 400 plus, who were unable to obtain tickets for last years Utah Valley Barbershop Bar-bershop show, the annual extravaganza ex-travaganza Is on hand again. Hoping to accomodate all of their regular fans, together with the hundreds more who become fans each year, prompted the local Barbershoppers to plan a two-night "Parade of Harmony' for Friday and Saturday, February Feb-ruary 5 and 6. o A headliner quartet from Hunt ington Beach, Calif.; the 'Coast-liners' 'Coast-liners' will provide comedy with an international quality earned from many quartet competitions. They are now rated 8th in the society, havine weathered through all preliminary contests with more than 2,000 registered quartets. The women of Utah Valley will undoubtedly appreciate the talents tal-ents of another guest quartet known as the "Classics' from Bountiful. Three years of work which Includes six or seven hours of practice together each week, has produced one of the finest Sweet Adeline quartets in the nation. Their children, numbering number-ing 25 in all, plus 17 grandchildren grand-children are only one "little" costumes, generate loaas oi enthusiasm, en-thusiasm, and sell all the tickets; plus the months and months of practice required to prepare ten or more nostalgic songs of harmony har-mony to captivate their audience. Dedication of this type has brought the Utah Valley Chapter of the Society for the Preservation Preserva-tion and Encouragement of Barbershop Bar-bershop Quartet Singing in America, Am-erica, Inc.; to their sixth and most promising annual show. Additional information about this show may be obtained by phoning Roland Page, Publicity Committeeman or George W. Brown, President of the local Chapter. for the year to date totaled $906,-578, $906,-578, according to Sterling J. Price, County bonds chairman. 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