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Show Sun Times, January 2. 1980. Page Ben Lomond Beacon, January 3. 1980. 8 Three theatre arts majors performed in Weber IrrrrTTrrTTrrrrnr By Hazel E. Park We got in'.o !he real spirit of Christmas at the 29th annual for patients a! VA hospital where ERNIE APADACA ' n Vu: a show that kept the veterans asking for "snore. The crowd assured us that this was the best the hospital had ever witnessed. ERNIE was : pressed for a return engagement while signing autographs jor the appreciative patients. : one-ma- 'AREA ;; ; PETERSON and ALICE MOORE served refreshments to the hungry crowd. Those delicious cookies ;;md Iriii: cakes were supplied bv CAROL HALE and NORMA I'.ltli JlDY APADACA assisted in handing out gifts to 52 hospitalized flETERSEN furnished transportation rapped the beautifully veterans. GRANT the gala event. to Wclelt that this Christmas party was all one could hope for in search of the true meaning of Christmas, until we 'h elped push Santa's laden sleigh up to the friendly door of the : Singer residence in Marion, Utah. When the seven fatherless met us w ith open arms and eyes brighter than lights tnn a Christmas tree, it was then that we captured the warm of what the Holiday is all about! "G: Without prompting, the children assisted in carrying ';- tnu pounds of food and clothing into the cozy home : some where hospitality was at its very best. VICKIE SINGER and her gracious brood gave us the tooling of Peace and Goodwill toward all mankind. JL SUZANN had baked a cake which we shared with a reporter from Associated Press. When asked by the ; :;jiewspaper man, what she had planned for Christmas, Vickie was not in the position to plan anything. These : replied: 'Aline people from the Ogden area have done it me. -- Theatres State recent production of William Inges Bus Stop, under the direction of Dr. John M. Elzey, have been nominated to compete for the Irene Ryan Acting Award in Missoula, Mont, on Jan. 23. Teri Cowan, LaMonte Draney and Brenda Lodi were selected on the basis of their performances in the roles of Grace, Dr. Lyman and Cherie in the comedy. Bus Stop was entered as an associate production in the annual American College Theatre Festival, along with about 20 other productions from institutions throughout e the region of Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. well-receiv- five-stat- On a full, participating level, entire productions compete for the opportunity to be seen on a regional and then on a national basis in exD.C., Washington, plained Dr. Elzey, but we participate on an associate level because I am an ACTF officer and will be regional chairman after next year." The greatest benefits to us are that our students can compete for the Irene Ryan award, and regional ad- came judicators major universities in the region, with their larger enrollments and budgets, as well with the smaller colleges." The WSC actors will each perform one scene from Bus Slop with a partner and one other .solo scene. If they make it through the initial morning auditions, when 10 actors will be selected, they will then be seen by national judges who will select one winner and an alternate. into review the production. This way we are pressed to improve continually the quality of our shows. It will be remembered that Irene Ryan played the role of d Granny on the well-love- and comedy long-live- television The Beverly d national winners Roland V. Wise, District Director of Internal Revenue Service for Utah, today reminded Ogden area tax taxpayers that walk-iassistance and information are provided at the local IRS Office in Room 1301 of the New Federal Building, 324 25th Street, Ogden, Utah. Hours for tax assistance n expense-pai- Washington, D.C. in April and will perform in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Former Weber State actor Scott Cornwall was named each receive a $2,000 scholarship. Since only 20 mininees are chosen from the entire region, it is a tremendous honor and a reflection on the increasingly high caliber of our actors that three were chosen from Bus Stop, said is Dr. This Elzey. especially true since we compete against all the regional winner after performing in Dr. T. Leonard Rowley's production of The Crucible, an ACTF regional participant in 1975. Mr. Cornwall then went on to actor training in Southern California. Last years regional Omega, Scouting Alpha founded We salute BILL M. SMITH of Washington Terrace, I). SMITH, Riverdale, JUNE WILSON of Clinton v::,in.l GOLDEN SPIKE COUNTRY MUSIC for their generous ;;; contributions to this grateful family. HELEN SHUPE of ''North Ogdon sen! boxes of serviceable clothing. There was OiHid to las! for weeks and enough love and appreciation to .'Alas! a lifetime. Here was the true meaning of Christmas. Annual Christmas parly for wives, children, parents and at Utah State C sweethearts of "THE LONG TERMERS prison was another experience. Some 100 ""isitors crowded into the complex that houses LIFERS AND ,V .( NG TERMERS, each family bringing gifts and Christmas dinner to share with loved ones. heart-warmin- g sANTA was r st nf fed there, cuddling the small fry and handing out stockings which the inmates had prepared. This listened to requests from the children, many of Santa ;sH'cial 'Auhoin asked Santa tobring their daddy home for Christmas. ; ter, we alked with this fine impersonator as he reflected m a teenage daughter whom he had not seen in years and a tson whom he had never seen. He quickly added that his Tlormor wife had her own life to live. he will lx1 free in 199H. He quipped that gas was only 30 ;Z A cents a gallon when he came to the prison, and he didnt think the would lx- travelling this year. I .a t - " We ound no bitterness in the complex. The LONG TER-- 5 MERS are iriade up of men from all walks of life truck I 'i. drivers, mechanics, salesmen, councilors, and college Jt. graduates all of whom have been repairing homes for the A elderly, counseling youth, and doing many services in the community, while paying for their crimes.. Can you have an Addem without an Eve? Theres some concern about that in certain quarters at Weber State College. Still incomplete otherwise, the new robot planned at State Colleges Sdiod Weber Technology akeady has both a name and an assignment, but so far only a lonesome future. The name Addem was the winning suggestion in a contest sponsored by the school. It came from Ms. Jean Russell, education of placement coordinator at WSC, and brought her a $25 prize. She said it is an acronym of the first letters of the major departments within the technology school -- Data Automative, Distributive processing, technology, Electronics and Manufacturing. A Kent Randall, dean of technology, said die name chosen because Addem is the first of his kind at Weber State. Of the 50 entries received, it was the most representative of the status of technology as it takes its place in society at the beginning of a new area. weQ--wi- 9-- VIII ANNUAL 11-- SPIKE WINTER ANTIQUE NRA affiliated club. and KNIVES. Exhibits and trade tables. FREE appraisals. Military, Western, Indian items, coins, books, jewelry, art, and collectibles. Held in the Ogden Union Station M.S. Browning Theatre, Sat. p.m. and Sun. 4 p.m. Adults $1 and Chillren 50 cents. Contact : Mrs. Carol Dilworth, January GUN SHOW, sponsored by a All kinds of GUNS, SWORDS, non-prof- it 9-- 6 3 Let us hear from rlorming other worthwhile deeds, and we sincerely hope hey get their wish. And a very Happy New Year to all! you soon 773-386- Utah Symphony, Val A. Browning Center, Weber State College, Ogden. Daniel Lewis, conducting and In Jerome Lowenthal, pianist. Concert includes Celebration" (World Premiere) by Cortes; Piano Concerto No. 2 by Chopin and Schumanns Symphony No. 3, Rhenish contact Ogden Symphony Assoc., 2580 Jefferson Ave., Ogden 84401 ..January-2- ! (399-9214- ). W. reed .vary public Int.r.st than social activities with the service to Scouting, school and the community. Annual Beaver Award. This Award is the highest award a council can bestow on its leaders.; tj :.j The cost is $6.50 per person and the location is the Weber State College Ballroom. Make plans to attend this important event. Vitamins are organic compounds necessary in small amounts in the diet for the normal growth and maintenance of life of animals, including man. Vitamins do not provide energy, nor do they construct or build any part of the body. They are needed for transforming foods into energy and body maintenance. There are 13 or more of them, and if any are missing a deficiency disease becomes apparent. 9-- Someone from another complex violated prison rules, w' ich brought restrictions on this public service group. All he I .( ) i TERMERS ask for the New Year is to again be .illowcd to continue their roles of assisting the elderly and friendship and service. APO Stations Railroaders Hall of Fame and Browning Firearms Museums. Tours are con- QUILT EXHIBITION, 24 N. 300 W. Open Mon.-sa- t. Brigham City Museum-Galler7 p.m. Open to the public with no admission charge. Also: Tel Beer Sheba Exhibit of Israel. th to Recognition Dinner will be Jan. 23, 1980, at 6:30 p.m. The dinner is a special opportunity to pay tribute to some of the finest volunteer leaders in our Council with the presentation of the Silver Ogden Union January and data engineering processiig professions, a robot named Addem, should a mate be far behind? 1925 was Advice on vitamins 9-- With womens lib, and more females entering the emphasizes service more in Omega Councils Art exhibition by NORMAN SKANKY, at January Eccles Community Art Center, 2580 Jefferson Ave., Ogden. 5 p.m. Sat. 2 p.m., with no Open to the public Mon.-Fr- i. admission charge. both remote controlled and voice actuated. years. College Phi ITS NOT TOO LATE Lake Bonneville 392-177- The robot itself is still in the manufacturing stage among the faculty and students at WSC. Electronics engineers have already worked out his inner circuitry and promise he will be their pose of keeping Scouting interest through the The three aims of Alpha Phi Omega are leadership, The ducted daily except Sunday through the Museum and Station from noon to 8 p.m. on Monday and from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Tickets: $1 adults, 50 cents persons under 12. Special rates for groups of over 25. Tour arrangements may be made by contacting UNION STATION located at 25th and Wall Ave., Ogden or call Also at the Station The Museum Gift Shop and The Gallery. schools throughout die state. e, JANUARY 1980 HAPPY NEW YEAR! January Addems first assignment-in animated form-- is in the School of Technologys promotional slide presentation being taken to high toll-fre- Scouters banquet Golden Spike Calender was In Wise also said that, reality, tax assistance is as close as your telephone since who live taxpayers anywhere in Utah may receive telephone assistance for tax information by dialing weekdays from 8:15 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. the National Fraternity bring together men who were former Scouts with a pur I t ALBERT Taxpayer There is a new fraternity winner was Barbara Baird of the University of jUtah. Robot to be Addem Humphreys, Service Representative, will again be the person who will assist taxpayers at the Ogden office. on the campus of Weber State College. The fraternity is Alpha Phi and use the want ads to trip d during the current filing period, January 2 to April 15, are from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday through Friday, Wise stated. He announced that Mary New fraternity established at WSC Read The winner, with his or her partner, will receive an Hillbillies. Shortly before she died, Miss Ryan set up a foundation for the benefit of young American actors and actresses.. Scholarships of $500 are given to each of 10 regional finalists, and two Page 8 Walk in tax assistance at Ogden IRS office available WSC Ryan nommeas who 2, 1980. Clearfield Courier. January Paae 8 BRIDAL FAIR, MS. Browning Theatre, January 6 Ogden Union Station. Two fashion shows daily. FREE admission, 9 p.m. More information: Display Center A.C. The highest amount of a vitamin needed by an average individual is expressed as the U.S. Recommended Daily Allowance (U.S. RDA). These allowances were adopted by the Food and Drug Administration. The amounts of vitamins needed by the human body are in almost infinitesimal amounts. For example, the U.S. RDA of vitamin B12 for an adult is just 6 of a micrograms a day. Thats six gram. It takes 28.3 grams to make an ounce. So one ounce of vitamin 4 12 could supply the daily needs of 4,724, 921 people. While amounts of vitamins needed by the human body are scant, theres an abundance of misinformation about vitamins and the universal need for supplements of vitamins. To clear up some of these misconceptions, FDA offers the following: MYTH: Organic or natural vitamins are nutritionally superior to synthetic vitamins. FACT: Synthetic vitamins, manufactured in the laboratory, are identical to the natural vitamins found in foods. The body cannot tell the difference and gets the same benefits from either source. Statements toj the effect that Nature cannot be imitated and have the essence of life are vitamins Natural without meaning. 25-2- n.wtpap.r published Utah and dip artlclas inter. st for you. in of 2-- Hekking, 966-624- Vitamins give you pep and energy. FACT: Vitamins yield no calories. 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