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Show Sunday Herald 8A i t .f ; v r . ' V- - Telephone Company. They are the University of Utah, Utah State University and Brigham Young University. The institutions of higher learning are among 18 in the seven-stat- e area served by Mountain States Telephone Co. and 500 in the nation which benefited this year from the unique College-G- ift Program.- - Under the program, designed primarily to aid scientific and engineering education Western Electric gives various types of apparatus and equipment to colleges and universities. V Provo Unitarians To Meet Tonight a? Wait Wheeler, left, and Bert havt gathered and repaired for Christmas. SANTA. HELPERS they Wallac with of the toys Lions Hold Start On Christmas Aid Zone Meet repairworK by Bert Wallace, a star guard, on the Provo Bull; dog football team, this past sea-iohave collected They all the tricycles, bicycles and motor scooter wheeled vehicles Jhey could get hold of, and have spent hours and hours in .repairing thern. ; It has been necessary at times to "rob" some vehicles "Jn order to equip others but they do have a yard full of 'wheels' that they have tried to repair and turn over to City Firemen and Elks for Christmas use. . One problem that Walt and his helpers are encountering is "that all of the vehicles turned lover to them do not have the required number of wheels. Other wheels they have picked up do not fit, and they have n. 10 or 15 bicycles, tricycles, etc., mat lack some parts. Other persons in the community may have worn out vehicles or parts that they have not thrown away that might be utilized to finish the. repair work on the unfinished vehicles they do have. It makes quite an impressive sight to see that bunch of wheels piled up that with a lit tle more work can be made available for a fine Christmas for boyf and girls who might be able to use one of these vehicles. The spirit of Christmas does burn pretty brightly in the hearts of some of Provo's citi- zenry. Kenneth B. Drage Ends Signal Course communications center specialist course at the Army Southeastern Signal School, For Gordon, Ga. soldier entered The the Army in May of this year and completed basic training at Fort Polk, La. He attended Spanish Fork High School. snriss Fort l:n, 1:00, I a ftnTO) i.ot 'TH ' "7 ir4TiVG ffl jjl . mii ' y, NO GO-G- O ti'r':......-- DORIS DAY Comedy DC TO A GUNFIGHTER YUl BRYNNER Western Action ' -- J i - African Adventure INVITATION " TONIGHT'S ' 1965 CONCLUDES THE PROGRAM SEASON AT THE PIONEER on behalf of the Management and Staff We sincerely Thank You for your loyal patronage and look forward to serving you again early next Spring i ARIZONA RAIDERS mmmrnmn ailIil The greyhound is the of dogs. U tUlj IIUU5, !aM w am fir amaixeroiwnp camenrsti 3& r OJ1J W1"V i r $!&f EDWARD B.I ANN- l ll.nilLLN DnDIUQnN HrlHKKI-liiUljULUll IIUUIHUUIil IIUUlUiia.1 I TUESDAY KARL SIEVE I 5ftl? LeRoArPrlnZ V PRODUCTION V r f -- 4 SPECIAL DEC. 17 W ' to DEC. 21 FIRST RUNI lPJsy.JI VN METRO -- --- niiwr COUI CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY FEAT. 1:30, 3:40, 5:50, 8:00, 10 7 ; 2fA'"i RUTA VICTOR iyKl as Captain Hook 7 3 HOLIDAY MATINEES EVENING - o IN " - Peter Pan atea-fa- j " Saturdays, 2:30 PERFORMANCES LEE As Mon. 8:15 P.M., Dec. thru Fri. 4:30 and 23 1718 minutes before each performance to pass out gifts to children. SANTA CLAUS, IN PERSON, will be on hand 45 REX BEACH'S IMMORTAL LEGEND OF r Open 6:30 Show 7:00 MR. MOSES ROBERT' MICHUM mzj: &T UOURAGEOUS k What's Playing At the Movies nipt llll. IT courr exciting Plus Adulti .. j Exausivi ewu pwoucicn 1D3IKaUI'rlnWIMslrMNIIIvnK1M( OftH t:M :U two-bato- lLIAIDETi WELD. rit iimfliinni ta fandi ft dn, ELECTRIC " k jeSOTLUYIXPrtiHti Toddy for Utah Stake mid-194- Sir Walter Scott was the HEATERS first great writer of English EXCLUSIVE PLAYING NOW historical novels. Nearly 200 Lions' Club mem bers from both Provo clubs, 1 tuip 10 1 biiiui fiiMimr v inio 10 m Diivini mMuninLF36243s Salens Spanish Fork, Mtfpleton Chant, Cimp Sing GO! Just push the button and it II T per whtrt thty and Spnngville held a zone t h toughMt mill In (ham among King! Mapleton. meeting recently 1 y V9. INTERNATIOt The dinner meeting was atV tended by the Lion Club members and their wives. State ofmen PRHX C JtVALON ficers present included, Mog HICKMAN V Warren, district governor; depmwHAilT uty governor, Lynn Groneman lllaTZ. A and Glen Hooley, zone chairman as well as other state of' -" am Kill lil ficials.PLUS NEW.WESTERN COIOR CO HIT Following the dinner a proMMkMI TALBOT AUDIE MURPHYv-GLORIgram from Brigham Young Starring Starg Segal, Tom Courtney University was enjoyed by the and Jama Fax members with Porter Leavitt as Open 1:11 awn emcee. mirrai Pvt. Kenneth B. Drage. son of Mr .and Mrs. Kenneth J, Drage, 640 N. 5th E., Spanish Fork, Utah, has completed a nine-wee- The Unitarian Fellowship of e Provo tonight will hear a by Prof. Waldemer P. Read of the University of Utah faculty Use, entitled," "The Three-Fol-d lessness of God," The lecture will be on tape. ' Time of the meeting will be 8 p. m. at 172 S. 200 S. The meeting is opento any interested person. v lec-tur- a truckload Conference A jurse4B 4aton techniques TT- -A J Jmai v" will iw "be offered by Brigham Brigham Young University nas received an unrestricted Young University's Special iy1 I dympOSIUm gift of ,$5,000 from the 'Amu Courses and Conferences on Sat Utah Stake will host three ican Oil. 'Foundation;.' R. H. urdays from Dec. 4 to Jan. 29. Drominent LDS Church officials One of the men responsible Danielson and R. G. Anderson, The classes will be divided by from Salt Lake City during its for the founding of the Ameri- - ' a representative of American age and ability. The beginning quarterly conference today in can Broadcasting Co. in the oil Foundation, presented the class will include basic marches Provo. will address a Brig-- : $5,000 gift to Dr. Earl c. rwv. and twirls, the intermediate The officials are Elder Lorin ham Young University Depart-et- t. 3 vu vice nresidrnt class will .concentrate, on corps L Richards, a member of the ment of Communications Sym-- I , w MAnpa nf . routines and advanced twirling, Church's missionary commitposium Monday aM:10 p.m. and the advanced group will tee; and Roy M. Darley and solo and Louise O. Baird, botti represent- in transmitting the grant work with Robert H. Hinckley, who serv-- in RHuham Vmmo ni.TCit fire twirling. Mutual -- Im" ed as vice president and direct-:SaiMiss Karen Welch, solo twirl-e- r provemehT Associati 0 n for or of ABC from 1946 to 1955, "We are placing no restric-wi- ll for the BYU Marching Band young men and women. be the speakerThe meeting jtions oalhe use of funds granted will- - beeHnstfuclor. Miss They are scheduled to speak is open to faculty students Ind as long as they are spent cur- - Welch has studied under two at conference sessions and con- the general public. rently to improve education andlMiss Majorette . of America ferwiuV local Church leaders. are not used for endowment winners and has won many General sessions 6f the con-- '; purposes. They" may be ap- awards. ference will be held today at plied wholly or In part toward For further information, con- 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. in the Proresearch,; faculty salaries, li- tact the Office of Special Cours- vo Tabernacle. Stake President braries, training teachers, oper- es and Conferences at BYU. Fred L. Markham will conduct i i ating costs, building programs, uic luiud ciicc acasiuus, PROVO or any other purposes desired." Special meetings for mission"Long before Columbus reachThe Cincinnati ed American, Indian tribss ary and MIA leaders were held Academy ' Kid twisted corn husks into doill Saturday. Visitors are invited Christian Science for use in ceremonies to. attend conference sessions figures Paramount Rat King Services Outlined and as children's playthings. .. Uinta Sands of Kalahari, The divine protection given Fort Courageous. . Send Me No Flow to David in his fight with GoPioneer . Ends Tonite ers, Mr. Moses, Invitation to a liath and later his safety from the jealous rage of. King Saul 7r0 Gunfightar" Moses - 9:00 Moses will be included in the Lesson-Sermo- n OREM Invitation 10:45 Geneva Dr. Gold fool and today at Christian Sci- Ul the Bikini Machine ence churches-T- he subject is Closed Scera "Ancient and Modern Macrom-anc( nne alias Mesmerism and HyAutumn, The SEND ME FLOWERS Rounders. pnotism, Denounced." ROCK HUDSON-.- DORIS DAY ' Related passages will be read A Good from Very "Science and Health with Comedy The Grand Banks are a parti of the Atlantic - continental Key to the Scriptures" by Mary shelf. Baker Eddy. ' Timp-Cheye- Two Provoans Get Early By WENDELL RIGBY Christinas is coming and an indication of its closeness Is an unusual project being carried local on by Watt Wheeler, and community sportsman worker who has a yard full of wheeled vehicles he has accumulated and repaired in preparation for Christmas giving. Walt lives at 256 N. 100 E., Provo. Walt has been assisted in the Baton Technique Course Offered ' L. Bickmore, assistant general manager of Mountain States e $5000 Gift Goes to 'Y' Utah nuui cm Three Utah universities this year received gifts of apparatus and equipment under the College Gift Program of the West ern Electric Co., manufacturing and supply arm of the Bell all County, -- To Colleges . Utah Robert Hinckley Givis Equipment Bell v: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1965 J . THE YUKON! FIRST RUN t IN COLOR I WITH SPECIAL m-- : jeff Roar T 0NLY O' CHICKEN 14 piKat el Chicken J, . real (hickan gtayf a $ ON KENNEC0TT NEIGHBORHOOD PRESENTED ,1 and featuring Ogden's talented Osmond Brothers THEATER SUNDAY8 P.M. TICKETS ON SALE NOW 373-136- t 3 505 NORTH UNIVERSITY Tlck.r moy b purchoed ot CLARK'S and ot CASTLETON'S or at THEATRE BOX OfFICE ! BY T?TT"RT. iir.TT-MT'ATI- v mm wrriT COMPANY m " ':Ifr " 60EST NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS 50 BA)ffER'CHAHDLERCALHQUH " 'l" mi mm DEC.27 to JAN.1 BUCKET " " llll - ." w- PM IfKgl (Snl ic37;00 cownLS L.1J |
