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Show Thursday, December 14, 1961 TIIE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Pago 11 9 A Busy, Busy Life CITY MOP' Judy Inkley: Example of Work STORE No. nil - 3335 SOUTH REDWOOD ROAD to 8 p:m: Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 9 STORE No. 2 4270 West 5415 South - Kearns Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily 1 a-- - We would like you to meet Judith (Judy) Inkley, a very busy teenager. Judys time is so occupied she has not time to be idle. Each morning before she goes to school to Granger High School she practices her violin for one hour; at night, she practices for another hour. She teaches two violin students eac week. She had more, but her time would not stretch far enough to enable her to continue teacring them. During the summer Judy practices three to four hours a day. Judith is an accomplished violinist. Just recently, she finished two concerts in which she appeared as guest artist a ladies chorus, directed by C. S. Thorn-wal- l. with the Here selections were the very difficult Zigenuerwei-sen- , by Sarasate, and Allegro movement for the violin, RED POTATOES Treb-laire- s, Concerto in G, by Motzart. Judy has always been a busy young lady. At the age of nine, she played with a small group in the LDS Tabernacle. This same group has played together at the Art Barn and Lions House in Salt Lake several times. Judy now belongs to the Granite Youth Symphony, directed by Marvin Strong, with teachers Jrom the Granite School District as guest conductors. She is a member of the Utah Youth Symphony, conducted by Robert Lenz, who is also conductor of the Idaho Falls Symphony. This group meets three times a month from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Ladies Literary Club. Guest artists are invited to play with these young persons. Utahs own Grant Johansen played with them during his last visit to Salt Lake when he appeared with the Utah Symphony. TURKEYS lb. 27c RIB STEAKS lb. 69c 1 FANCY LUNCH MEATS lb. 49c MIXED NUTS MILD CHEESE lb. 39c PEANUTS - TALL CANS 3 lbs. $1.00 lb. 29c - BEETS - PEAS - CARROTS - PRESERVES - PICKLES PORK & BEANS - RED BEANS r SOUP - COCKTAIL ONIONS - JELLIES HI)1 A, CAN POTATOES - RANCHO TOMATO U'U' CHERRIES - OK SPAGHETTI - INSTANT POTATOES This is just the beginning of the busy life of Judy Inkley. In January, Judy will play the solo part with the Utah Youth Smphony. She played in the orchestra for the production of Promised Valley and with the Mill Creek and Holladay Stakes when they produced the same production. all-Chur- WRITE ONIONS 50 lbs. 98c No. ASSORTED 50 lbs. 98c ch La MIRADA Maurice Abravenel, conductor of the Utah Symphony, al so directs the Symphony and Judy is a member of that well known group. all-Sta- te You ma ask, Well, with all of that extra activity, how do her grades in school look? They look very good. She is a good student. She is active in her church, too. She is is the chorister in the Taylorsville Fourth Ward Primary. You can be sure if she isnt in her own ward at Sacrament meeting, she is at another ward furnishing the music. Many times she has gone to more than one ward during the same evening giving of her time and talent freely. PITTED OLIVES SILVER 5 Ige. cans $j 00 MUSSELMAN'S SAUCE CHlU CON CARNE BITS-O'-SE- APPLE 2 for SKILLET 5 $300 tall cans D A LIGHT MEAT 2 TUNA for 39c Many have noticed that Judy was one of the lead players in the school play, Melody Jones. She took the part of Melody. I can hear many persons asking, where does Judy find time for all of this. There is plenty of time for her if she in cars. To do this like so many teeng doesnt go to agers do, would be wasting time. She doesnt have time waste. joy-ridin- . FRISKIES DOG FOOD DOG FOOD 25 lbs. $2.49 14 10 lbs. $1.29 cans $1.00 Mrs. Ted Inkley, will tell you that Her parents, Mr. and ! r t At nli Arllll V n A i. DVa A A 1 A JIFFY puts this energy to good use. If all teenagers could have something to keep them- - BISCUIT MIX 40 oz. SHORTENING for me to do? theii Parents must keep the upper hand and see that something construe teenage children are kept busy doing strive for a more tive not destreutive. Every family should unit; one in which there is happiness. closely-knit something wrong, If, when young persons go to do this if my parents do I Would they would ask themselves, o were looking on? would not go ahead with their plans wrong-doin- g. worked for me; it could work Try this, young people, it for you. Snowdrift 3 lb. 29 can 73 |
