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Show 1941 are ;ifl. Tbey ywa-- ;,va n TJnd u a pleasure ! spending ra!lev.! bert C Lind - - The BEAR RlVER VALLEY LEADER, Tremonton, Uuh and Marvel spent! Every week I look to 4th the visiting and celebrating receiving the Leader, forward because it in Grouse Creek. keeps me in touch with that A special visitor at the Lind rapidly developing town of Trereunion was Mrs. Annie Nuttall monton. I certainly appreciate of Salt Lake City. your sending it. She is the mother of Mayor I wish you would wish all my Glade and a sister to the mother friends hello and give them my Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Anderson best wishes, were of BothwelL Utah visitors Sincerely, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Eld?r Darvel Robbins of the Lind Brothers. Nelson of Lynn Utah. U OF U Dwain Lind jgndVirgene MISSIONARY SENDS GREETINGS TO FRIENDS tresis uj. ZofBothwelL Following is part of a letter relind were ; home of ceived this week from Elder Dar-vM. Robbins bringing a report jrd sun of his work and good wishes to el Salter his friends at home. His address' Sun now is ziua sacrament Blvd tf Valley Richland. Washington. and Dear Mr. Rytting: Firth jy The time has certainly fled Douglas je and SatI left for the Northwestern since j visitors six months ago. It makes States, Sundawere me relize just how much it lind ys' means to live in a nice communana j jir. ity and enjoy the friends which Llnd are I have there in Tremonton. When I arrived in the mission jess. .i4 stark have field, they sent me straight to Washington. The aidMrs.Dwain Ellensburg, first four months were spent lajays. a was held at boring with Elder Hawley of Salt Lake City. were During the last two months Lynn as I have been working in Richland, their families with Elder Smith ,jTmound Lind, Washington vnence Lind, from Cedar City, Utah. Both are yx and Mrs. fine men, and we 'have enjoyed ' mi Mrs. Wm. working together. its. Ray Firth, rrA m. TREMONTON HOME OF FRIENDLY MERCHANTS baritone from the Pacific Coast RADIO FEATURES Koa Lou Christensen of That- grandmother, Mary E. and winner of the Atwater Kent cher spent the weekend with her auditions In 1347, will take the The Talent show broadcast part of EscamiUo the toreador. every week over K. B. U. H. at Music for the production, which 10 a, m. will consist of Naomi will be sung in English, is under Mason of Howell a vocal solo. the direction of Maurice Abra- - DeAnn Shuman of Penrose, Myrl vanelt who has directed "Carmen" Newman of Bothwell reading, and Bobby Thompson of Trem at least 10 countries. monton a reading. A Duet will Especially imported for several be given by Carolyn and Marilyn dance sequences which have Carin been added to the show are Ro- Manning, a reading by a vocal trio, Kay Mary Peck and PREPARES land and Jerry Vasquez, both of "CARMEN" FOR and Don Gaddle all of Garland. the San Francisco Ballet Co. SUMMER FESTIVAL On Mrs. Axel Fredrickson's reDancing will be directed by gular W. C. T. U. broadcast, Gene Bizte's "Carmen," William F. Christensen. Utah- - Latimer of Salt Lake City a pearl tale of gypsy passion, will open born choreographer of the San medal winner, will be one of the Friday in Stadium Bowl at 8:45 trancisco Opera Co., who chore speakers and Patricia Ann Elia-so- n p. m. as the second feature of ographed "The Great Waltz." of Snowville, a silver medal the annual University of Utah Dr. C. Lowell Lees, director of winner, will be the other. This Summer Festival. the show, has converted the 120 broadcast is at 11.30 over KBUH. Kitty Carlisle, motion picture, by 70 foot stage used in "The radio and opera star, will sing Great Waltz" to the Bizet prodthe title role. In private life the uction. "Carmen" has more scene wife of Moss Hart, noted play- changes than "Waltz" and the th wright and librettist, Miss Car- stage, designed by Vera Adix, lisle brings to the role a rich University Theatre set technicvoice and a commanding stage ian, was built for rapid transformation and maxium sound represence. ever-popul- J New Dodge rases w& ar RELIEF Robert who has production. Rounseville, HON-SKI- just completed singing the lead "Carmen" is the first opera in "The Great Waltz," will por- attempted by the University in tray Don Jose, jealous suitor of more than a decade, and attentCarmen. Mr. Rounseville made ion of theatre people from as far his operatic debut in New York east, as Pennsylvania has been City in the same role and was attracted to the experiment, Dr. hailed by Time magazine and Lees said. countless other reviewers as the "find"' of the season. Mr. RounsGarland Puzey enjoyed a visit eville has been widely acclamed this weekend from his parents for his role as Johann Strauss and grandfather, Mr. and Mrs Jr. in "The Great Waltz." W. H. Puzey and E. W. Robinson Theodor Uppman, personable all of Magna. . . . 3A Ton 149500 160000 ONE TON with dual 3PC1 PAD fRUSSES D Vi Ton eonsiderea c tffbn irasses mar necessary aril, that is no reason why olyove should bs resigned to the wearing clumsy harass. d Spot Pad Truss will hold Ths just lilts youi tinker tips, with youi Hsmio, abaction oi ths pressors oi ordinary trusses. Hsmia when treated in ths early stages can erteu be cured, and the application os this scientifically constructed Truss with the raised Spot Pad helps to hola the Hernia, thus assisting nature. 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