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Show SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1965 Utah Oountr, IMi Sunday Herald 6A First of 2 Articles George Romney Rides High Canada Band To Combine With Orem Ldf oon Opens 69th Season; Expands in Many Directions New Drivers' License Law Effective May 11 SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -The law raising minimum age for drivers in Utah will go into OREM The Cards ton, effect May 11, George C. Miller, High School band will ap director of the Driver License pear in joint concert with the Division, State Public ' Safety Orem High School band April Department, said Friday. 22 at 8 p.m. in the Orem High The new law increases the School auditorium, according to age for receiving a license to if the driver completes an school officials. No charge will 16, approved driving course. Those be made for the concert. who do not complete courses r The d Cana must be 17. dian band is currently on tour The current law allows driv throughout the United States ers to get licenses when they are 15 and 16 years of age. and Canada. The new law was to go into With the appearance of the effect July 1 to avoid changing Canadian band, Orem High the status of students due to School, will have its third excourses this June, but complete perience in the field of foreign the was omitted stipulation July exchange. Orem when the law was passed. played host to a touring Japanese wrestling team: and for three. months Mrs. Fresia De Kimball W. George Montoya, a Fulbright exchange Scholarship teacher from Chile In Navy was "at the school. g him into displays of temper. Despite his "I'm a team ed the governor on a mission. He, of course, never . admits player" and his stepped-u- p ; Newspaper Enterprise Asa. anger but says simply that he Republicans can't fix him visito to party functions, " LANSING. Midi. (NEA) "gets intense. A needling Dem philosophically. Moderates and d professionals many liberals applaud his concern Michigan's Republican 'Got. ocrat comments: "He's been intense a lot late- - still add together his strong re- over civil George W. Romney, at 56 fairly rights and other other words, madder ligious bent, his moralizing, his launched into his second term, problems." "people's evoking of "proven principles" keeps on building political "star perk up when they that somehow seem beyond hear him thrash everything quality" and thereby freshly As is well known, the gover GOP doctrine, and come up confounds his bewildered adbig, forgetting that he includes ' nor's causes as with the tag of "maverick." unique make-u- p versaries. i business. One crusty veteran of the With the 1968 GOP presiden- mufti bafflement among potenRomney's brand of individualtial nomination beckoning on tial Republican allies as among national party never will forget ism strikes one appraiser as of the far horizon,, the governor's Democrats looking for the Romney telling him "money the rugged, western, "you don't handle." isn't everything" when he visit- progress on his home grounds build no railroad through here, is a matter of moment well bewe'll take care of it ourselves" A new yond Michigan's borders. ': variety. ?;sfi: life visit reveals him to be riding I Now and then he gives it a without pitfalls high, though not shape that makes him vulnerto skirt in the months ahead. able to assault. Listening to Different now in some ways, senior citizens pleading for he is basically what he was tax relief, he singled property when he charged into the politi out a stocky speaker and said, cal arena three yean ago-u- n-p bluntness: with Robert Taft-lik- e r e d 1 c table, unorthodox, so m don't look underfed to "You k,1 'B "good" that it hurts. Says one me. Democratic appraiser: When he was told that De- Training 1 he's life leading . "Ttrat clean trnit'c primp, situation was aff- ' b really paving off." Before the Orem concert, SAN DIEGO, Calif. Seaman Seldom does the governor lei offenders prowling the streets, members of the Cardston band Recruit Kimball W. George, anyone, including himself, for he suggested that each of 200 will tour the BYU concert, and USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wann . V get his rigid Mormon wonng-ingbusinessmen take one of the will play at the Y. While in V. George of 392 W. Center, who A political adversary under his wing. Orem, the members will stay' Springville, Utah, has begun Incorrigibles truly admires him declares: I Democrats scorned this as Rom- ai tne nomes of Orem band nine weeks of Navy basic train"It's his virtues that frighten ing at the U.S. Naval Training ney's "take a hood to dinner" students. ROMNEY ON TAX RELIEF THE ROMNEY IMAGE m. not his sins. Center, San Diego, Calif. , program. don't "You look underfed" "That clean life" The first time Romney invited Motorists spinning along Garments made from stretch A top state officers to his office, is defined as a Michigan's interstate highways fabrics a fellow who enjoys his pipe should be laid flat for babe who hates sometimes are they being poor complain herved: "Governor.--do- n't stranded in lonely stretches far storage. If on hangers, they worse than sin. Kingman will tend to stretch. mi anv ash travs here." (Kan.) Journal. from relief. Net state facilities "That's Responded Romney were proposed but Romney de right, you dont." murred. He suggested a prohate "I'd added: official The CLOSED gram of voluntary help by mm to spill ashes on this beautiful those of the 33,000 state em carpet." ployes who regularly ply the SUNDAY Romney snapped back: "I open road. wouldn't advise it" Will Muller, veteran Detroit Naturally he avoids all promotion News observer, commented in forget! thought listeners fanity. Yet print: wind the in be might change "Imagine the delight of a when they heard the governor's stranded truck driver who rolls annoyed rejoinder to remark down his window to look into 1 House Democratic Speaker by . cr the affectionate eyes of a Grade i .t1 I J nm uII 11n ii Joseph Kowalskd: with IV a gasostenographer " "Oh, Joe, riddlfrfaddlejoppy-eocklline keg on her collar. " 'Governor Romney sent she might say. 'I am your ROMNEY PROFANITY me,' ROMNEY ASHES ON Romney'a partaking of exer"Fiddle-faddl- e Bunny for the eve-Freeway wouldn't "I poppycock" advise it" cise By BRUCE BIOSSAT Washington Cocreipondcnt fund-raisin- te - hard-shelle- Lin highly-acclaime- . 4t ' Ail' f century; - . Separating, the new northern addition from the Lagoon of last year is the 'spectacular Julian M. Bamberger Fountain, a $25,000 water sculpture in dazzling colors' and lighting ' effects. Golfing at Lagoon' this year becomes "Golf Fun USA" with each hole themed to represent the natural wonders, landmarks e and structures noted on the American scene. A new office in' a new location-just west of the fun house is but another addition to the man-mad- BANG! 2nd HILARIOUS SLAM THE WHD WEST . ;' well-know- n Bing-O-Ren- recently a basketball toss, the hi striker, and an antique popcorn wagon that recalls the turn of the Utah entertainment resort, opened its 69th season of fun and frolic Saturday. The Easter weekend opening will continue today.. This marks the 20th year Lagoon has operated under its present management Ranch S. Kimball, president, and Robert E. Freed, general manager. This year Lagoon has undergone nia jor expansion. There's a new North Midway built around an exciting tride, the Wild Mouse, the original German ride imported for the Seattle World Fair.. The northern addition also features the Flying Swings, the Lagoon, BIGGEST FAll GUYS OO IRONC .. . FOR A ... WEEK QI L AND SOME f ILUESI - 7 gold-digg- er METROCOIOR 4 picture you'll never i . Slip . . UODP AMP I I I Action Packed Co-H- it c" FBI Roundari: 3:25, 6,48, 10:11 FBI: 1:30, Adurts $1.00 Child 35t 4:53, 8:14 w.j n I JOHN FORD'S 0? J byjrowendaryHis HURRY! ENDS SOON! . To Head New - THE JULIE ANDREWS Tourist Unit BEST ACTRESS TECHNICOLOR Plus 4 other Academy William R. Siddoway, acting administrative - assistant - and director of admissions and reo ords at Brigham Young University, will attend the annual meeting of the Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers in Chicago Council. D. James Floor succeeded Cannon, who submitted his res ignation to Gov. Calvin Ramp- ton. The post pays 812,000 ikrwr council elected Earlier, Moler as chairman for Murray term. Moler is asso a two-yeApf. More than 700 representatives ciate editor of the Ogden Stand and succeeded of 600 colleges and universities Gus Backman who is now ex In the nation will attend. Mr. Siddoway is a member ecutive secretary of of the committee on high school relations and will conduct a SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) panel discussion for Institutions The" Legislature said "aye" but constitutional amendment enrolling 10,000 students or more. He also will participate says "no" for funds for the Utah in a nationwide news confer- Tourist and Publicity Council. The Legislature approved 81-ence on college admissions. million to advertise the state's merits $1 million from the general fund and 8500,000 from mo tor fuel tax revenue. However, a Utah Foundation Yf.i$ analyst Friday said the constitutional amendment passed in CLEVELAND The former s. foronly 8229,750 j chairman of the Department from the fuel tax revenue. of Engineering at Brigham The amendment restricts the Young University has been amount for the council on a named director of research for basis of total bien the Austin Co., International percentage nial revenues from motor fuel and construction taxes.- engineering firm in Cleveland. Harry Hodson who also TAKE THE BUS taught in the engineering deBRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI- )partment at BYU, joined the A strike ground-creAustin Co. research and de- forced air passengers leaving velopment division as a re- here Saturday to travel by bus search associate in 1961 , to France and Holland to board He has headed the structural planes headed for their destina' design research staff, which tions. was largely responsible for de Belgium's Sabena Airline had velopment of Austin's Spira- - 14 planes waiting in Amster Psrk sysstem Jor multi-levdam, Lille and Paris to accom modate its passengers. parking garages. r" "w 5 ScBADOaEr-DOI-ffi-U- ADULTS $1.50 - CHILDUN 7U " f(; 'mew Mon. thru M. at $US STUDENTS WITH CARD 10 fc ll look to the name WALT :00 1:30 in fill p.m. DISNEY for the finsst In fsfflfly snteftsinmenti l tonji debbie cunts I reynold 1 TICKETS NOW ON SALE mmEODooiiiiiBiui-QtABca- I ; pat boonc Mt: Adulti 1.00 BYU 1962,-allow- 1UX R0RTR Unmi W UKJ t KM 1 'H1 c 2nd t HITII -l f- . Dinner 18 e.8g as y if Mon., May 3r 8 :1 5 p.m Fieldhouse PnlB-DSBfl- S feat: 1:08, ):(,l:J1:41, Child 35 Chicago Symphony Director 1 1 I UCKET 1 w ur - Air A UoH RMrvd $3.50 TICKETS AT BYU FIELDHOUSE en 6:15 Show 7:30 Off KM 9 a.m. to S p.m. CUP AND MAIl NOW TW..t TO: ' InclaMd OHn, U S. V. U. Fitldhout, rdf my chtck or monty for ttati, Your Pra, far - -- ah. (8j Intrtoue and romonca In tfci davi of Queen Elizabeth. "Young Jean 40 POUNDS OF TXOUBU Invlop, 4 tf. hours.) Bess11 thU wvpon AT ONCE, for CHOICI SIATS to lh with CHICAGO Stomp., SYMPHONY Simmons Srpwnrf CZrnnnor State) Iturn In 2 -- starring MM City .. ravy and hot relit . . . AddrM CO-H- IT Chicktn 14picof . . tool chkkon Utah .. (lllCKEH '( IN COLOR (Only 3 commercial! ElECTRIC r 111 1 1 M ZZ $2.00 TICKET Ext. 2639 374-121-1, -" iiimau.iii.v.v..jaft; r llll" AVAH Chicago Orchestra uses the Baldwin Piano TWO FINE FAMHY PICTURES ."YV 0'( Hidmiiiiitiirniimiifiim el TONY CURTIS Gi 4 si th.nl.H At SUZANNI PUSHETTS 4 m. 3:30 - PIUS 2ND SMASH 1 1:00 Pro-Uta- J YEAR! Stanino I SAT. & SUN. at OF THE "y JULIE ANDREWS DICK VAN DYKE DAVID T0MLINS0N GLYNIS JOHNS the FILMS Now Playing OPEN 6:45 SHOW 7 15 Tiwrrs Something Funny About "Charlie" -- Am .ou'll I er - k 3 I 20-2- 3. Ex-Chair- S is 'M i WALT DISNEY1S Cannon will stay on the job until the transition of the directorship is completed. He will leave no later than June 30th. NrHnMwirtBarwungNoa.MC.-iM4MB- TOP Filmed In Utah's Beautiful Monument Valley Territory PLUS: 'Country Coyote Goes Hollywood" ' Chicago Meet OF LO Floor, Moler Siddoway Speak at "OHE nln fast early morning brushes with the golf course go on. By Mormon precepCthe body is the temple of the spirit and must be well maintained. But for five days this winter the temple shook a bit. A veteran newsman notes! "Believe It er not, this man had a cold." Provoked by his "goodness,' SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Romney's rivals won't stop try ing to takfl the shine off or push Manny Floor, an account with a Salt Lake City advertising firm, Friday was Will lelected director of the Utah State Tourist and Publicity 505 NORTH UNIVERSITY -i ORCHESTRA. SilllU vlll 1J mi 373-136- 3 |