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Show , V V V V V DSIIETNEWS C AND IttiGRAM, , trwer,ar eso-N- 10' IPP ay, March, 2C119g4 Frid- f f7T 10,17-1!,- r7-17,-,71 - Gadabout's Diary L:lit;tiLJN.MOVIE-11:ATINGS'r.- IRE By Bu1 I : ' Anderson A3111t. FORK - Steven Stone OREW Anderson l'ROVO Neal Burton SPANIS0 FORK Lynn, , - Warr , PAYSON , Bryce ,- - Juba - ' rowers 'elms , WEBER ColVerwell LOMOND BONNEVILLE ,- HOLLYWOOD Robert Turner. , F; 1 i ' Ail , Brian Hill FALCO -- DAVIS -- ' Janis Peterson Ned --- . BOUNTIFU- John Holmes . . , . - L- ' ' David Simpson - , - PAST.... : , Don Colton Howard , : Bird - IllallIAN11----;----MTRI7- Randall Dimond i . , OLIMPUS---------- - AP Jnhannes ' Vanderhoolt - GRANrrg -- - :47.71 'OcisidenHint;L: 1 ,,; (NANA) r.....F. ladvertisements aft Not Necessa ,, L N-6-1 maws! Pivertto Sport la-hrtfidoort-- ' Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad WorW , : , - $0000 Miro IO May - - - ,,, Molt Order Oride ' bawds, rem meowing screen version of the story by Hwy Fielding about an 48tti Century Richert Borten. Abserbies drama from trestmiltros novel telling how the military plots to take over the U.S. A depute to the amoral leading the plot tips eft the Presider and countermeasures are Won to hood -,- Treatmeta Devil end Tee Commandments And - , c' , son as who : horror film concerns a gardener who beheads riah, elderly emplOver With pruning 'boars. The killer is sent to asylum, where on unbalencod psy chlatrist and on ictor flours In plan to obteM secret of hidden fortuno from --- - - Ai( - (if any rocammendo - flan Is lo ho made.) - Osmond - , - ' T. 6:40 ird 0:11 p.m. tootoros 7:10 sod 9:50 I, too meows moons tocomotoodo0 o 1 4- ' ty ROBERT " MITC11Z11-:- - 1 -- -- -- , , 0 . .. -- in ' ' il : J. ---lima For Cash AWar a e- .ltme.-t-Peopl- - Compete, ' - p II ' would spend contallier An your oven at 300 to bring Woow lootooce loader me Porkolow De plooto oomo to vac goo Offtto. r Nick Adamsmy - performance Thomas , Leon Michael Billy two.' Deseret News Staff Writer Jay degrees for an lour-o-- -- Middlemu ta DALE DARRIEUX 111 ALAN DELON : to the( attention of the voters. Moore Rogerson Jorgensen ; Paulos Before plantingmake certain Despite springs official arrivThe picture- - was released last CYPRITU - ' JORDAN RULCREST BINGHAM GRANGER MEL FERRER CLAUDE DAUF1-11N- ; al Friday morning, there seems containers are clean. and have N -I forget-little., chance of actual balmy, ample drainage. ' never have been nominated, but T : ...... ve , , spring . foraiiiSria7Noill-that-1-ha''' for another week ' factor in drainage. Spread been, I shall do nothing more. 91 , -t' 1 -, or SO ter'Sip ...Vbilti;, a layer of itfin the. bottom of -- Next to voters." the is It up 0This, however, sand and film for Nick, and this is not 1"...- - the pot then mix "THOU .SHtiLT LOVE needn't discour-- l soil before placint the seeds. of ''The Dirty anything, apropos humorous and age early-bir- d witty slight and Sprinkle another layer of ver- Dozen." . w satirical farcical and gardeners. miculite on top of the soil. romantically I never thought the day could Iglt , ' Tomatoes , bell Enclose Container Intriguing; 2 the direction Is smooth ' arrive when Robert Taylor egg pepp exs,cucumand the perform. ' ,,,,,,,,,,,4 After seeds are planted, en- Quid not get the girl. He co' ... . rerling-ScienceiCateffs, plant ances,beyondcavii--YOU'close l'A with the Winters stars in LL hoIcontinerJna 0 Shelley hers and many . o'17 i; i The final clincher Is plastic bag to aid in moisture House Is Not A ' Ilome,'! and varieties of bed- L'OVE Ill"- ' an absolute bowler. , preservation , and ,temperature perhaps it is just as well that he --- Many of the 23 Sterling Scho- gram. The 36 winning students Murray High SchoolBoward ding plants can control. The pot should be placed doesn't get the girl ,ta thiS one. lars announced Friday in the will be presented with cash E. Bird, son of Mr. and Mrs. be planted with eaie and suc- In a light place but not in full perhaps Imow, this is the -category of science have shown awards. - All Sterling Scholar Everett Bird, 156 W. 59th South, cess in indoor pots - and later sun until after seeds have Aryouof Polly Adler the famed , story certifiwill nominees receive and transplanted. Murray. inventiyeness imagination madame of the '30;. Robert Is , . . in projects submitted for con- cates of merit and Sterling Olympus High SchoolRandall You don't need a lot of ex- sprouted. must be Paraon same the Sprouted plants lot, working endless disideration in state and high Scholar pins. Dimond, son of Mr. and pensive equipment or watered every day-,:o- r Barbara Stanthey will mount, as The entrants have been mm- Lloyd school science fairs. Mrs. Devearl W. Dhnond, 4591 rections to get the plants going. dry out and die,The pots should in who is "Roustabout" ryck Their fields of interest range inated to represent schools from Holly Ln. First, you'll need good seeds be In a' saucer of water vith Elvis Presley. placed mountainand Weber elecSalt been have Lake, Davis, from biology to botany, (varieties that to permit water absorption from John Johan- -grown Granite High School Payne owned the movie and tested), pots, tronics, astronomy, chemistry, Utah counties, with 28 high the base. , to some of the early Ian 1 Lieuwe of son nes Vhderhooft, vermirights schools competing. peat moss, potting soil, physics and physiology. SAT., tAARCH 2$, When two leaves have formed, re. 0 i a r - v stories of Jirnes Bond. Fleming Two girls have been nomiSterling Scholars , nominated Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Vander- culite and plastic bags. d ' can the be ' seedlings , "But in those early days," John KSOP's hooft, 1215 Pondorly Cir. Several Advantages nated by their high schools in for science are: into peat pots where told me regretfully, "there were , .', , the category of science and will Granger ugh SchoolMichael There are several advantages they should remain until being no takers.", SOUTH REGION Well, Gregory 21 Opme in30Shew at 7100 compete-wit- h boys for a top Robert Middlemas, son of Mr'. to starting your plants ty'oors. planted outdoors. , Ratoff believed in Mr. Bond and oot Adults free American Fork High School and Mrs. Robert V. Middlemas, One is that from seeds award of $150. you're Acclimate To Weather he the first story, very bought FEATURES- ;- ' BIG of Mrs. rep runners-uwill each Two 3137 W. Lehi Dr..- Faye Anderson, daughter able to grow varieties not obBefore being put in the gar- "Casino Royale." His widow ceive $50 scholarships. The win- Constance Anderson, Alpine. "LOVE WITH THE on from Leon tainable ai plan IN PERSON Cyprus High School ac- owns the rights, and I hear that tender be should den, plants inannounced and ners will be Orem nigh School PROPER STRANGER"- - ', Larry Ernest Paulos, son of Mr. and nurseries. climated to outdoor weather by Cubby Brecon', who now OVMS RAY PRICE troduced in a simulcast radio Stone-,--sof Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Paulos, 2911 S. Many nurseries plant the old placing the pots outside to ITIVI Craig most is of the MIRES NATALII WOOD , ' hoping stories, during And television program- to be Mrs. Reed L. Stone, 317 E. 4th 87th becauie most , varieties - ' ' Color ' DUDLEY. standby DAVE, C441,,phos West Magna. the day,. buy her ieteresL.. donTwantpresented in April. people uth; Orem. SchoolWilliam be Jordan Seeds must no 'DARRELL McCAic High Elko Sommer has a ,romantic "TheChapnianritipirr The Deseret News, KSL Radio with plants whose performance later than the next planted ' Shollity Winters , Mons Zimbolisud week Steven L. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. She is very much in problem. and KSLrTIT the 'Provo High School not habits and ELECTRIC are famiCAlt NEATERSion COUNTRY BOY owl growth if plants are expected to give loVe, with a young medical stuMr. and Lyman C. Moore, 95 E. Pioneer liar. Sterling Scholar Awards pro Glade Anderson, son of ' VERN': ' Mrs. Loren Glade Anderson, Aye., Sandy. performance. The rule of dent in Germany. Has been for The soil you use should be peak FOR LOOKING thumb is that indoor will some 1584 Locust Ln., Provo. but be SchoolThomas planting it Merest High time, years sterilized regardless of whether should be done , - CHEROKEE no later than before he can make enough Let's Play Chess John Dean Rogerson, son of Mr. and you brought in indoors last fall six weeks "before Two Good Movies paygon High. School COWBOYS the last frost money to support EikeShe is Mrs. Harry Rogerson, from a compost heap or whether Lynn Warr, son of Mr. and Mrs. 7224 S. 1440 Joseph In Color? Is anticipated. Otherwise plants now Making lots of money and 11 Show East p.m. Dance 10 p.m. -- Then Drive Out T. Rex F. Warr, 513 E. 300 North, you've purchased it recently become ,"leggy" before time In this has thrown an embarrassSchool --- Jay from a nursery. Bingham High Stet 3605 $1.50 Adv., SLOG Door Se, Tonight! Payson. them outside. irient into their marriagth plans. Sterilization destroys germs plant Wesley Jorgensen, son of Mr. TABLE RES., EMS:4451 Spoils'''. Fork High School and Mrs. Charles W. Jorgensen, and undesirable weeds. Soil can and Mr. Neal J. Burton, son of OPEN 630 8224 S. 27th West West Jordan. be sterilized by placing it In a ELECTRIC "N wid R ' Mrs. Paul Garr Burton, Spanish '0.:TrP t) Starts at7 NEALrERS1 - 'THE THRILL OF IT ALL" York Adu NOV: D.. tp, CHILDREN 1 --- P orts Itarsotr- -BrHAROLD LUNDSTROM fp ill ; I! I(i Daylentot UNDER 12, 1 ' SMASH ? , , Plus - , . FREE1 , WEEKS Officers o 'the YMCA Chess ON 39th so. EtkSt VI Guns High School -- Bryce Texas' of "As Young , , Club in Salt Lake City and Mrs.- Chess -- Club- now-la- T, Johns,- son of Mr. and tridtsTistt37 the LeGrand johns, 3620 K 9th West,ssoo tickets for the coining -sliti:P Ogden. . simultaneous exhibition 4 d$25$ by 1 Bonneville SchoolMark , High ' Bobby Fischer. Tickets are priced at $4 for J. rowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 rowers, 301 39th St, ...... those who want to play the Wilford ) rill' rtillfriOT1111141114. :14 i I, ARLINE 'Ogden. United States champion and v ,:t ' .,. 767p,rA,--r,0Ben Lomond High School $1 for spectators. d .,,, 1 Dv Salt LAM tldtets can also if am John Albert BARBARA EDEN son il, of I Culverwell, L.,,ss cured from Dick Halibut It Axelrod . MARCH- - 2211ci l'"' BUDDYNACKETI Furillttira Store, 2.55 South State Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Culver. !" TM match in which the IL It islysiswitmoin I rov ' ' ossona mamma Paso chess genius will play 40 contestants well, 1637 Hislop Dr Ogden.. V ' ' will be bald In the Student Union it rre.4 ' 1. C000111111 CREAM PPEE COLOR cli:v11 Clearfield Weber College- - WadnesdaY SchoolRobert .,. .,. end Curtains I , - Frondo SophisticAted comedy Involving genuine Weixi , y , - -- Is trust for estate Of Is yowl" caret Inherit wrongly until he- settles down. Ebsen getsiwidow with Yount son Si bride for boy. TM film and has Arson hillbilly frirmd orefiloote ' 0 0 , I Soddy Ebson - - Shock - A Masterpiece In slapstick and comets' new Cirteraman Story deals wIth I chase tor dune In burled cash witshumorous elements played up by IS too ' colneilY stars and 23 ear-to- p performers. ; , Of $8,000. - ' - , AUDIENCES eats or tithtn doorman who doesn't lien and who hates, Tom Jee Honor." "Aisaid Nick, "I ily," entertainment, includina Tame eeenSe, end Comedy to of lIn "Twilight 4',. : far family duns , -- neeele and youne Denote under 13. yOUlle SUBJIECT MATTER it 0 P means sunlit toe dolts oftlyt ter adults. rnatur AMY-- Eavesdropping on conversation of movie people who are voting for the Oscars turns up several interesting comments. For Instance, one press agent said: "I shall vote for Pat Neal to Win actress because she for the has had so much tragedy in her life." Pat would be the first to disapprove of this reason. An executive at Metro said: "If all the people who worked in 'How The West Was Won' vote for it, we will win for the best picture of the year." This ' Is another wrong reason. ' Which brings me to Nick A duns- ivhti" ,ii di ioniiiviiiingt- ti by my item i here that he bad ispent - $10,00 in CLEARFIELD' , Audience ho code attildrent- - Afor By SHEILAH GRAHAM Larry , MOVIEGOER classification for the following first run movies Is obtained by .a consensus Listings published, bY PTA; the Caws Sheet oftheFilmEstimatelktard.ofNatiosal-Organiza.----- eons, and by personal attendance at the movies., , raye ' - rolólltions-- V - : :Oscars Ilan led, 1 P T V V V Y q; - -- , . Q4 III" es,, -- , 111' -a - Ill" . - - - - ' .. ex-wi- fe 0 smegil'ILITgellactilillaniiugitclillo , , , -. ,, I 17 trans-'plante- GrIACID OLE $115-Chilin- . . t, on oPrzy , i0-la- . - -- or-S- , - filcher Ittalch - Tickets On Sale rir ,1D,., ' a 1 High NEVADAOn the yarn ',rankle Mat Fischer is giving his Utah sknuitaneous the famed annual Nevada exhibition, State and invitational Tournament win getting under way . it will be hetd in the Bonanza on The mezzanine et tho Magee Hotel In downtown Reno. A seven-rounSwiss System Barnament, two games will be ;tiered daily beginning at a.m. and 2 p.m. DESnit - PliWS ,A I,;Itillft.0 1 . - r kosatriemall El ANli' LI r Li 1046 - Itambler Dr. South High School John W. Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes, 1414 Emery St ARLDIE East High SchoolDavid 'Alan tRINCIS Simpson, son of Mr. and Ms. Li 410 PA,11.0 IDA Harold W.Simpion, 848 , WHITE man and mete hi tee rnoves.1 Solutionlo Problem 70E 1 to tho solvent Congratulations Wunder lv, Or. 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II ---,, - .mluageomisom.monnoo OSCAR TRIO ROW - ; - elayAllt 1(0ClciluDsatil ! 2640 Wel- lington . kc,.......3r.s. Hayward - Don Highland High School Jared Colton, son of Mr. and Adetts , JUST BEN -- ,, , . FORR"Ctrded I !lira . - - 6 n4'36-471- 2 . sTATI OPEN 640 2 Collo His, Adults, $115 Padley St White to WAS Po"' , MzeILIINE LtmiNun 7 "34114,StotraiiO41tri' -- STAZTS471 MultS112--5! 0011911151, Etarltristim, ripf.pe West High School Janis Don Peterson,- - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Louis Peterson, I; 07C - at-- ir ( tpg:cEs!i Starts t ammo! ir,tctuat fr-yf- Open6:30 ' ' South, Bomitiful. Cli7 :In Ott a go fom I ft rrtionrimeal Cri:M t1"743 we 00 ibwomegulen CENTRAL REGION ILEI (:p OHM 0 4- , EJ111.,1 1 ILPI '147:131., s IrriTlettt--- ,-.-. JE,,,,,..--,- Bountiful High Selma! PROBLIPA Dika I Cromar Mil, son- - of - Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Hill, 401 W. 1st Mardi 20, )000 14ACR ' - NIzrontivit , East, Clearfield. Brian Davis -- High School M. 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