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Show ,Nyyy,ryyVyyyVy VyyyyVlf1 y iytra 1 pniBgWi ,.y yii'iiiriT--igr'iwW'y"ri'irrijT,)-,iiiftr(yiia- DESERET H NEWS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1973 CALENDAR ID hats doing todoy crazier Compiled by Sue Phone Eleven-year-ol- Gallery; Utah Painting 73, statewide exhibition. State Capitol; Barbara Hards, 0 Salt Lone Central LPublic Chris ibrary; Evans, Tower Theater. Southern Utah State College Senior Exhibit by Ron Sherman, State Bank of Southern Utah, Cedar City; Rita Abbey and Design , West, BYU Fine Arts Center; University of Utah Masters of Fine Arts Candidates exhibits, and paintings by Joe Brainard, Museum of Fine Utah Artists Arts; Associated spring exhibit, Utah Historical Soretv gallery; group show, Art Phillips Gallery; group show, Jailhouse Gallery, Moob. Gable House Gallery; Passey Art Center; Mrs. A.L. (Glenn Douglas d Dickson will present a piano concert tonight at the Salt Lake City Public Library at 7:30 p.m. Holding an interest in music since he was three, he is said to possess a special command of sensitivity along with youthful, quiet humor. MONDAY l Art Exhibits Open Exhibit, All-Uta- h Soringville Museum of Art. Watercolors Wast, Utah State University Merrill Library Gallery. of U. Fine Arts Museum, Chamber Music Society. U. Planetariums I p.m., Heavy Water Show, Hansen Planetarium. Theater I p.m., "Robin tage Arts, Clearfield; Pear Music Center, Ogden. 7:30 p.m., Douglas Dickson Piano Concert, Salt Lake City Public Library. 8:30 p.m., Brahms Festival, Fabric collages by Kit Flannery, and retrospective by BYU Emeritus Prof. Roman J. Andrus, Brigham City Museum- - Planetarium; Professional Meets Wa8 p.m.. Soil Conservation tershed Planning Staff meeting, Sevier County Courthouse. field, Utah. TUESDAY Special Exhibits s e a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. Institute of Criminal and Social Justice, BYU Ernest Wilkinson Center, Pro o. American Legion Auxiliary Girls' Southern Utoh State, State College, Cedar City. Lectures "Health Dilemmas of Urban Poor,'' U. of U. College of Health, director: Dr. Marshall W. Kreuter. 10 a.m., "He Who Has Ears, BYU Forum, Marriott Center, Green Gallery, Farmington; Lavne Gallery, WohSprlngE ler's Art Gallery. Recital, 12:10 pm., Organ Salt Loke Tobernade. Sundov. 9 Gallery of Art, Kavsville; Carling Art Gallery; Intermountain Art Co.; The Art Gallery; Heri- Lake Salt Photographic Print Society, and Salt Lake Art Center school photography students. Salt Lake Art Center main gallery. D. Watercolors by Homer Clark, M.D., Bertha cedes A r Sun- Hood," (See Monday schedule). Seeley, 7 Music S p.m., Heovy Water Light Show, Hansen Plonetarium. Art Exhibits Pioneer Craft House; Tivoli Gallery; Edison St. Gallery; LeConte Stewart J.) Light dance Summer Theater. 8:30 p.m., Old Barn Playhouse, Kanab, alternates two melodramas nightly except Conventions-conferenc- rrvr "TT Provo. Rich- Buckeroo Little Rodeo, Kanab, Utah. California Condor exhibit, U. of U. Museum of Natural History. Grand Opening of The Hogan, Arrow Press Square Glass Fac- tory. 10 a.m. to Spite ry Po':.t, Utoh, 5 p.m.. Golden Promonto- USU Actors. Theater 8 p.m., Robin Hoad, Sun- Born Play- dance Summer Theater. 8:30 house, p.m.. Old Kanab, alternates two melodramas nightly except Sunday. 8:30 p.m., "Guys and Dolls," Lagoon Opera House. t Soter's has scheduled a massive remodeling program. The carpenters will not start working until the furniture is out of the way. Wily fox disturbs forest The wood that lay just beyond the hill and by the river was the loveliest in the whole valley and the birds and animals that lived in it were the happiest. There were friendly trees where the birds sang and built their nests and succeeded than the squirrel seemed to be somewhere else Storytime where squirrels gathered their nuts. There were leafy bushes where the rabbits made their homes and rested in the shade. For the bees there were thousands of honey-lade- The squirrels had to stay up in the topmost branches of the trees or the fox would seize one as quick as a flash and be off with it to the den he had built between two hazel trees. flowers. The birds dared not let their young ones out of the nest long enough to learn how to fly for fear one of them would fall to the ground and be captured. n the little animals that lived in the wood played about chattering and singing to each other throughout the long summer day. All Then suddenly all happiness But how would we know where to go? asked a timid rabbit. Perhaps we should find a fox whereever we went. We might even find two foxes. If only we could frighten him away, sighed a bluejay. What a pity that none of us is big and strong enough to make him afraid. One night, while the fox was sleeping, they all mut under a maple tree to try and discover some means of getting rid of their enemy. Two crows sat on the topmost branch to give wanting if the fox should suddenly awaken and come after them. came to an end for a wicked fox arrived to make his home in the wood. The fox would chase the poor frightened little rabbits from one hiding place to another until they hardly dared show their heads long enough to get something to eat, let alone play among the trees and flowers as they used to do. We may not be strong enough but perhaps one of us is smart enough, said the magpie, cocking one eye. What do you mean? asked the rabbit eagerly. Do you really suppose we might outwit a fox? Ive always heard that foxes are extremely cunning. Thats quite right. Foxes Ive stood all that I can, said a squirrel wearily. We shall either have to get rid of the fox or leave our beautiful are smart. But I think theres just a chance that a magpie might be even smarter. I have a plan that I hope will rid our of dreadful this . woods creature. If you succeed, said a squirrel, we shall make you Tell me why Of body needs and vitamins Win The New Book of Knowledge (20 volumes). Send vour name, age, address ME WHY! care of this paper. Include Zip Code. In case of duplicate questions, the the author will decide winner. question' to woods and go somewhere else to make our homes. TELL There are really two parts to this question: Why does oiir body need vitamins, and why do we have to take in vitamins? terms, the answers are: Each vitamin is essential for some vital function of the body, and the body cannot manufacture vitamins. So they must be supplied by In simple food. 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Redwood vwwm' TURBOTS So he went away, much to the rejoicing of the birds and animals. And you may be sure they were only too glad to crown the clever magpie the King of the woods. Mabel Banner around for approval and ali the animals whispered Yes, indeed, (They would have The Chuckle Box vessels and is best obtained shouted out they were afraid Taxi I cant stop the Driver: from fresh fruits and vegetathat they might awaken the bles. But a lack of vitamin C car! Ive lost control! iox.) in the body also produces a For Heavens Passenger: Well, Im not promising disease scurvy. sake turn off the meter! . but I at can least anythng try, said the magpie. And Customer: Why dont you shoo Pellagra, a disease that with that happy assurance the the flies in this place? causes great suffering in badly animals went quietly Waitei Oh other let em go bareundernourished people, results to their homes. away foot. vitamin of a from deficiency The Riddle Box The next morning the magcalled niacin. It is a vitamin 1. himself the What has a head but no for essential pie perched is upon that important limb of a tree close to the neck? 2. What has ears but life processes, and it is supden and waited until he car hear 3. What has teeth plied by meat, vegetables, and foxs out. The fox sniffed the but cant eat? came cereals. wholegrain Answers air for a minute and then Our body needs vitamin D to started off on the trail of a lit- 1. A cabbage. 2. Com. 3. A rickets. It needs tle squirrel that had passed saw. prevent vitamin B1 (called thaimin) to not long before. prevent beriberi. So you can The magpie followed as the Red, navy, see that we need vitamins to fox ran along the trail until so very stylishl avoid having certain diseases, came to a spot where they Red, navy and white. This and we need them to enable there were a great many color trio always is in style. the body to perform vital funcbushes. The bird hid himself in it will be And this summer, tions. a tree and at once, from popular. especially beneath a bush, came the Today m?ny people are taking extra vitamins because chattering of a squirrel. The fox crawled underneath the they believe they are not getting enough of them in our bush but right away the squifood. Medical authorities berrels voice came from under diet another bush. The fox rushed lieve that a should ensure an adequate out and tried to get under the Intake of all vitamins. other bush. No sooner had he FOOD BARGAIN ANNEX 2783 So. He looked Back and forth he went, in and out after that squirrel until he was aimost exhausted. What he didnt know, and none of the other animals knew and what you didnt know until this very minute was that the magpie was a ventriloquist and could throw his voice anywhere he wished. Finally the fox went off in despair to his den tired and hungry. The next morning the magpie was watching again and when the fox took up the trail of a rabbit he flew ahead and perched himself in the branches of a tree along the way. By sending his voice in different directions he again chased the fox here and there until he was nearly frantic and and finally went back to his den without anything to eat. This went on day after day until the fox became so thin and nervous that he could hardly drag himself along the trail. Finally he said, This wood is bewitched. I might just as well go somewhere else while I stiil have enough strength left to go. me vtonm vtm M Mon. and Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.ns. Saturday & other weekdays 9 a.m. to 6 rum. ciAsed sfindayS I4l4 South 700 West HOME FURNISHINGS |