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Show Adverse Vote On Amendment Poyson News Would Close Carbon At Once Kiwanis Club SAtT However, the special Legislature (UP) Sees Films Callistcr ruled; last December gave the State General E. Examiners "reasonable" Board Utah. voters today that, time for the sale or On Cancer the slate that arrange this get and the junior business, transfer ncy decide if should fall out of college one school will have to be closed immediately but changes at three others could wait a while. The ruling was made in response to an inquiry from State Superintendent of Instruction E. Allen Bateman. who pointed out that the uncertainty over status of the schools would affect hiring of staffs. Cailister held that the bill concerning Carbon College at Price had explicitly stated that the school should close r.n or about June 1. However, the Legislature - ordered closing has been held up pending a referendum vote on Nov. 2. If the voters decide- the school should be closed, the attorney general said it should be - shut down as soon as the vote count is official. This technically, would be when the official canvass is made - Kov. 22. West Mountoin News er ..T..w. .... d, V '. Chapel Program By MRS. ELVERA BISHOP A young WEST MOUNTAIN people's chorus, being organized by Mrs. Mae Hiatt, is planning the program to be presented at the the opening MIA mecting-i- n new West Ward chapel. Directed by Mrs. Mary J. McClellan, the croup will practice after MIA each week. A cantata for the near future is being planned by the singers.. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Harris uere in Salt Lake on business one day this week. Sunday School officers and teachers met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Taylor for their faculty meeting. Following the lesson presentation by Mrs. Vera Finch and a discussion of problems, refreshments were CT . gray-haire- ' - . ' Vy -- -- 16. Utah County. Utah BIG CHANGE FT. WALTON EEACH. co-sta-rs Young People's Chorus Plans served to THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1954 .time marches on. And, to make Ann Sothern's "Private Secretary" epics as "Les Miscrables," "ImJ. By ALINE MOSBY Rochelle it tougher, they forget I started show. Writer-producHOLLYWOOD (UP) Cy Howard tation of Life." "Way Down East Fla. work 1 new when for the her series and "The Mighty Barnum." wasJ3. signed Or.R) This resort . town . offers, nf tn "I Not Decrepit mak instead. "I don't know of any other ac to i "Why Anita Louise and I started Howard, creator of "My Friend tress who voluntarily quit pictures no longer a profitable business on ing a comeback on television her-o- ld of movies on at RKO in 1933 at the same time Irma" and "Life With Luigi'j and then had a new career dropped northwest Florida's "gold coast." compete with to when we were 14 or 15. I mean 13. lifted the "That's My Boy" idea; in her lap like this," she said. TV The once gay and plush Magnolia The dark-haireWe of Snow, Dixie square-jawe- d "People see me on TV and from the movie he wrote for Dean "They want veterans like me. TV where gambling activities Rochelle . ber colleges. tAYSnVVlu;9n! T.aHiec mem Club, they have to bring out the Martin and Jerry Lewis. The is a tough medium and thereno quit movies in 1941, and think sevto a led the of ouster sheriff story concerns an athletic couple, substitute for experience. This, Cailister said, could mean bers saw three films on cancer at eral years ago, is being turned has appeared only in a few new wheel-chair.- " TV dramas since. But she's be Rochelle hopes to prove she's Mayehoff and Miss Hudson, who if the referendum decided the a recent meeting conducted by 'into a supermarket. come a familiar figure on the not decrepit when she have a son who is strong on instate should not continue to oper- Mrs. McKay Christensen, Payson POLICE NEED OU CAR ate them that the schools at Eph-rai- educational chairman. They were the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alof home screens via her films of the with Eddie Mayehoff in a new tellect but Weak on muscles. CBS-TI 30's. and New "That's Career of Time, St. George and Ogden could "You, in Nelson FLINT, Mich. U.R) City comseries, honor their daughCancer," my boy." remain under state operation for "Warning Shadow." and "Traitor ter, Mrs. Eleanor Cannon. Others This, she complains, has given The tiny actress said she retired "Now at least I'll have some- mission members recently apWithin." Mrs. Noble DeHart. present were Glenn. Cannon, hus rise to the belief she must be a in 1941 to enter the Navy. After thing current on TV instead of proved a police dept. request for some time after the election. d South Utah County educational band of Mrs. Cannon: Mr. and her1 second divorce in 1950, she those old movies," she laughed. $1,827 for purchase of an "old aulady by now He added that it might be pos- sent w ord around she Wanted to "ShowMrs. and Lucille said. she andl Miss whose "It's tomobile." The car is needed for chairman, Mrs. SpenJack terrible," Hudson, Hudson, biography Payson; sible for the 1955 Legislature to fix cer, made re- Mrs. J. Lee Bishop and sons, ling those old movies on TV is so act again. She appeared in a lists her. as 38, still is the same investigations because it will be chairman, general a date for the actual transfer, ra- marks. Brant, and Alan, of .unfair to the actors. After all, Canadian film two years ago. 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He Is now air craft com mander and flies a refilling ship for jet planes, performed at 23 thousand feet altitude. West Ward Primary officers and teachers attending confer- in Salt Lake City Saturday , ence were Mrs. Neva Schramm. Mrs. Donna Hiatt. Mrs. Marjorie Lar son. Mrs. Clay Jackson, and Mrs. Margaret Hamblin. J. D. Bishop was in Losan Saturdav to ' attend the Cache Valley Breeders Association an nual meeting and the Benson Day .Trogram held at the USAC Fjeld- house, when Secretary Benson delivered an' address to nearly I three thousand listeners. Sunday School officers and teachers of West Ward who at tended the Sundav School teach ing clinic held at Barrett Hall in Salt Lake City were Mrs. Hazel T. Baird. Lawana Hcnline, Mrs. Ruth Thompson. Mrs. Alta Shoen- feld. Mrs. Elvera Bishop, Mrs. Elaine Schramm, Elmon Hen- drickson. 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