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Show The room: transcmit Womans View A Society Tigc COLU.; AN INTERESTING 'Wr.l. the latent ,n Social WerlJ ler the Lud.ts c! Touele" LXi THE TEMAIE OUTLOOK M llll(HTfs NowfjlIK The more we "tivilied'' and o,)h the more Ikmiiho to shp away ouf o charms life Wove be ome so mobile and methan.ed that we don't have time lor the personal human touihes Nor aie they Important to us any moie We fed we are relieved Horn the commandment ''Thoj Shall Love Thy Neighbor, because half the time we don't even know our neighbor, When we xjveak of neighlxvrs nowaday we are more than likely to think in terms of nations and countries rather than that cosy little area that used to be known as "out blo k Besides, it's easier to love somelxtdy we are likely never to meet, than have to put up wi:h "those people next door." have THE TO AN character vanished from the scene, simply because we don't get to know people well enough to get acquainted wuh their habits, their little Sidd quirks and idiosyncrasies and of . i !ir .inn DKior t ( ' Tu- p rn I o'f . j I1IIKI " hi J d .I r al ..J j-- : li i a x - r x , i i ili-- vv ' x . I: it . ijl t gn.il fn r.e i J 'i and I x u ollar x i( tx, ax ! mix on it h Fe !n J pin x w School I)av Show To he Held al IJ of May m Wc Iu!) iiJ,imu. Production date is May 5th x and iih at the Junior ll.gh auditorium. w ill soon he on sale tor fl gt ncrul on and $1.59 reserve seats. Getting lulu the mood lor the leads In the High School musical pioduuion of "Kiss Me Kate" aie (kil lo rg.it) Ju.lv Reed, UenJcll Drutibuy, I imla Med.ord anj sos r- Troup of Strolling Plat it Ait liMH'ie v I myself am a small town, cozy neighborhood girl and there are The Lady Minstrels from Dixie will pi a few of the ladies who appear In the cast, so many aspects of that life that a short at the ward chapel on I riday, (urtain lime is 8 p.m. Admission will be I miss in this too busy, too fast April 21, to whiih they extend an imitation by donation at the door. world of today. I miss the old to everyone to attend. Pictured above are gent who lived next door who used to always report to my mother what time my boy friends brought Piano Slinlt ntH To me home and just how long we Appear in mgered at the gate. THERE WAS also another old Recital Sumlav U who used to hitch u,v gentleman .) Mrs. Alex J. Bryan w.Il prethe horses every year and clean sent the folowing students in a Hundreds of Utah high school the snow off the neighborhood A delightfully pay and amusing recital Sunday. April 16. studen.s will piano show enjoy a special day sidewalk. Ine Lady Minstrels from pm. in Tootle Third May 5, when' the University of I miss listening to the "old 1I, at 5:15 Dixie will be presented by the Seventh Ward chapel. 111 West Utah conducts its annual "High timers" on the block who gatherwomen ot tne Closer ward on Fri- First North: Lonta Burgess. Joan School Day." The students who ed on someone's front 8 21. the at porch to in day, April pm. Russell, Marcia Burgess, Sharon have any idea that they might at- argue politics and religion. Each Ward recreation hall. Karen Walters, Carolyn Jensen, tend a university next fall are in- was always so set in his way and EVERYONE is invited to at- Hunter, Tina Diehl, Albert Peter vited to enjoy the "preview of never budged an inch nor did he tend. Admission will by by dona- son, Patricia Porter. ever really listen to the other's university life. Donna tion at the door with all proceeds , Kathy Kroff, Smart, but everyone had his opinions, t.Manon Jones, Cecilia Herrera. Participants will spend the day say and went home, satisfied. pomp to the ward building fund. with faculty members and deans I even Pop corn and candy will be sold David Painter, Becky Hiss, Alan miss the battles over who will explain to them the Smart, Bruce Burgess. during the evening and there w water that went on be- there is safety in numbers and irrigation Debra Henwood, Jane Dobson. kinds of programs involved in tween the farmers or the argu- while it was also be a ''bake sale with homebad when everybody made pies, cakes and cookies Connie Stewart, Joyce Tennant, college life and the numerous ments on whose turn it was to fix knew about everybody everything for which choices are available Munro. Paula Tern Whitehouse, available at attractive prices. the fence this time. Maybe these else in the block and everybody the from student. The transition LuAnn Madsen and Sherlcne illustrations aren't indicative of knew where everybody else was The minstrel show is under the high school to college life will be the it kept a close rein highest plane of living, but at direction of Lorrine Bush, with explained and valuable council they showed personal interest and on anytime, one's activities Half the time Jess.e Johnson in charge of music offered on such items as grade-po.- contact with each other, and MOTHER RECOVERING don't even nowadays and Donnetta Sagers, averages and the impact of everyone lived through the battles know where parents W their own children Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Lionel of higher education on the lives to help each other out another are, much less the returned Monday from a ten day neighbors. MEMBERS of the cast include visit in the Los Angeles area. students. day. ON A BALMY summer evening At lone Russell. Gail Maxwell, Mae They were called there due to the Regardless of where the high Johnson, Hazel Davis, Elva Rus- serious illness of his mother, Mrs. school student plans to take his my heart aches to hear the neighsell, Jessie Johnson, Floienco Ol- Loretta O.sen, who is now on the advanced study, High School Day borhood children's voices riased son, Evadean Green, Dawnette way to recovery from pneumonia. at the University of Utah will in "olley, olley oxford, ail in free" Barbara While there, Mrs. Olsen and her prove valuable in informing him or "runn my sheepy run," or Sagers, Kay Poloski, "over the can for Richard." NowStookey and Ortida Blanthorn. daughter, Mrs. Joyce Riddell, and on how to get a good start in his A special attraction of the show nfant son, met with an auto acadays they are snugly locked in life. university front of a TV set. will be a magic act, between cur- cident on one of the Los Angeles It seemed that in every neighborHighlights of the day will intains, by Mr. Allred. boulevards, but suffered only minor injuries Mrs. Riddell and 2 clude receptions, a jazz concert, hood there was always Grandma sons returned to Tooele with her the Spring Ballet at Kingsbury somebody or other who handed EXPENSIVE BLUNDER Hall, and the spring intrasquad out cookies or bread and jam. parents for a vacation visit. and Aunt so and so who was alfootball game at Ute Stadium. The F.dsel car is classed as one the of Interested world's of the most expensive blunders students obtain ways there when sickness or tramay Eighty percent made by a large firm during population lives in areas with less more information and may also gedy struck. She was always or modern times - losses estimated' than lalO feet altitude above sea make reservations through the of- hand with her herb tea or homefice of their high school principal. made salve and nobody thought level at $150 million. Planned by CbmT Women A . l t i Tie-kel- ad-mi- Kiss Me Kale THS Opera In Rehearsal for Mav 6 imu Iulv Minrels Minlivl : X lo in I he f n a.rtavx ex.utly what one w rt.in d S n e i lothes Wen few an I (jr lelween the ne.v n x dri vv i x xmoeih ne nf ifn'l'ml o iond the ncigliNuhtHHl ln-r, 1. 'v li i I lo e- - .1 Nov rte lal.. u we fan gel Ii'f the ra x o' . i l W many - v a ted mi by an imjx rson.it eh H an J ii env N that no on OUt x h of !',. family in the im mod nd v will ever xee our xe puo li.e riirrit r grocery nun knew his luxtomerx so well that if one haj'i'ci.d lo forget what brand ntaimva had x( lit lum for, the eh rk timid always supply it for him Thin there were the holidays and miter xpeu.il days I.ke birthdays h wax always like a big neighlxirhixkl family get together on the t.h of July or 1 aster Since cvtrvone knew when everyone else had bien born there was alwavs a lot of visits and greetings and prevents and spankings and so forth. TIIFRE WAS always such a swapping of rctipics, home remedies, baby clothes and the like One could always tell Mrs. Hunter's potato salad at a picnic. Aunt Mary's chocolate rake, or Mrs. Owne's home made ice cream. It may be hard to admit but X tJu f .?. t xiieix I xx d - lic ladv vi i S(K., x :et h thi 1l xi . n )i aluavs iv l.r x VI : j IV at aj ,n n'm- -i !ur h in al !i J A ) IV A k t j X I .ir lo ' a 5-- "Kiss Me Kate" the fjnlijsti-callpopular Cole Porter musical will be the annual pres nhit.on o. the Tooele High School muse de ricia Moi risen took the leading 2 in the female loh Later in movie version. "Kiss Mi Kate" paitnenl It is Scheduled fur the evenings of Mav 5,h and bill. lIRxr Pin M YITD on Bioad-wain IMS, the show at one time topped all o.hcrs in popularity, in-- j eluding "Oklahoma" It s'arred in .he lead. lh same performer who' held sung the part of "Curley" in Allred Drake. Pat Oklahoma" It 1 was a top a::raitum cm llowatd Katlieun- - Grayson. starred the st r en and Kc 1 "Kiss Me Kate" would ho call ed a modern dav vers, on o! Shakexpear's ' I he l aming of the Shrew" and offers an cven.ng of laughter and enjoyment of sui h songs ux ' So In love." "Too Darn Ho!," "Brush up Your Sheakes-pere," anJ Wundcrbar.' Bob Anderson. Linda Medford, W end-- 1' Droubny. and Judy Reed EIGHTH WARD: Wednesday. IS take rolls with many leading April, 10 a m. Literary lesson by others in xujxrling roles, and as Erma Evans. Nursery. dancers and chorus members An orchestra is already well into rehearsal to accompany the show. Well, tis enough. I know tunc marches on. These things all ROBERT Nri-SO- N, Karl Swan. come under the heading of pro- lairalet Tucker and Lois Powell gress. yet each step in the line are the faculty members duect-inof progression smoothes out little respectively the acting, music, ripples of human closeness and dancing and costuming love behind it and closes forever Tickets will soon be on sale at the door on that sweet intimate business houses and at the high life on "our block. school for $1 00 general admission and $1 50 reserved seats Signed: Yannic Relief Soeiel) I Junior Ili-liP- TA Khrtinns to lx Hold May (lections 1 and closing MREMrVS AUXILIARY PLAN BOWLING PARTY Firemens Auxiliary is sponsoring a bowling party for Saturday, April 15 Members will meet at the Too !e Bowl at 6.30 pm. and the games refreshlollowing ments will be served at the Firemen's hall. 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UNIVERSAL Steam and Dry Iron 5 t 188 Travel Alarm Clocks ipri! 14th, 1961 jj-riJti-y, 39c CORNINGWARE Special CHROME FINISH C 1250 Waterproof with expansion band J to otlenJ a Jashion ring CJit niturc program for the Tooele Junior have been postponed until May 1st at 7 30 pm, Monday evening A gooj show irg of parents and intucsiid adul s should be in attendance for the election of new a beers for next years PTA. A musical program has been arranged and will be under the of Mr Miles. I ater, a display of students' woik will Ik shown, in the gym. ar of the II gh IMA 9 95 PANS 2 5 TUBE RADIO 4 SPEED PHONO Sale LENOX Speakers STEREO AUTO with V.M. 4 Speed Record Changer 34 S MELHflC 95 only 69 19 NICE STORE PRIZE TO BE GIVEN AWAY MONDAY MORNING |