Show v I m V i e m ! j: The Salt lake Tribune Thursday April 14 1955 METROPOLITAN BRIEFS Mild Weather Granite Chief Sees Need Cloudy on For 125 New Teachers Area Scene 1 V V't &3 4 1 J Special to The Tribune GRANITE PARK— Although nearly all 650 Granite District teachers had returned signed Wednesday Supt David Gourley announced nearly 125 more teachers will be needed by September Fewer than the normal 20 contracts Vh V From Dll - ' U I Waathar Utah - to Th Tribun - Special Parent-Teacher- — Devereaux 2853 chosen president of the I s school’s j i Parent-Teach- er Assn Charles Mrs -- 66 61 73 66 66 61 67 62 64 ’ Wednesday night elections held at East Mill Creek Elementary School saw Mrs William B Cluff Way cert prior to her approaching departure for Miami tp compete in finals of the Federated Music Clubs contest Mrs Christensen was at her very best Chapel Filled An enthusiastic crowd of filled the LDS Institute of Religion Chapel (and what a wonderfully "live” auditorium for vocal 61 66 44 Roll Nations Pilgrim--- 67 - 44 Burley age for Youth SB 36 Idlho Full 96 Pontello 43 it was announc Intirmounliln Slate ed Wednesday 60 Ftllllnga Miss B a i Butt 46 96 Cheyenn was named Denver 64 KIRo 62 ncr of more 69 Ely than 20 candiGrand Junction 60 Laa Vaiat 5 dates from Og- Pr Reno 63 Rock Sprlnca B5 den P a y s o n ' S hand an 98 Milford and Salt Wait Yallowatona 49 Miss to Lake City Bailey Pacific Slcta 64 tour in the East and see United Ioc Anfcltc Portland 46 Nations operations sponsored San 78 nieao San Eranclaco 63 by Odd Fellows and Rebekah Seattle 46 43 Lodges of Utah Bpnkan alt taka Waalhar Data: Precipitation A daughter of Mrs Rhea 1 - EAST MILL CREEK Lake dramatic soprano presented a superb recital Wednesday night a musical evening equal to most visiting "name" artists and 'certainly superior to many Appearing at a benefit con- of a f Elects P-T- A BlancheChrIstensen£alt To iemprturciTire’rxpertfd will act as moderator prevail ovir much of the Intermountiln "fluoridiscussion on panel Redon Thuraday but cloudy aklea tome dation” at a meeting of the rain and poisibli mow In levertl ireu were foreceet s William Penn Assn Thursday at 8 p m at the TIMPiRATURI CHART Data for 24 hour period ended school The meeting will also Wedneidiy It 6 30 p m Utah feature the election of officers High Low Pree for the coming year 04 Rlendlnf Of Graves is outgoing president t Also elected 'wi I to posts were Mrs Cluff Mrs C J Zimmerman Jr vice president Mrs John O Speck secretary and Mrs H L Cannon treas- 'V urer ' 3215-157- High Thuraday 60 to 70 low 30 to 40 Southaattarn Idaho— Cloudy with ahowera Thuraday anow ahow-frIn high mountain Cooler Thuraday In In precipitation alnca Oct L 1995 677 accumulative deficiency S 20 In Sunriae Thuraday B 51 aunaet 7 06 Expected maximum 65 expected minimum 38 Pratt Kesler US district - Tba-Trib- Salt Laka City an windy and continued vicinity— Cloudy warm Thuraday £ 11 Parent-T- - amber of Commerce at an officers Election of new is scheduled during the meeting Music will be furnished by students I of- - 4 Alsb elected were Dick Bell Jam-miso- n Floyd and Keith Jones Mr r directors McGhie two-yea- Chooses Staff A ‘Special to The Tribune KEARNS — Mrs Russell An- drews has been elected president of the West Kearns Elementary school to succeed P-T- Mrs Walter DRAMAI "6 BRIDGES TO CROSS" tint IfJX i wairr-qualit- f phrasing and dynamicwere remarkable One doesn’t have to go out on a limb to predict another national winner in this gifted artist to succeed another Salt Lake artist Naomi Farr who won the coveted honor two years ago Matching her performance was first-ratprogramming To single out any specific selection would be difficult all were done to a crisp - top-notc- h e TIMELESS AND TERRIBLE RULED BY PAGAN SAVAGERY BEYOND THE WHITE MAN'S LAW! Julie Ademt I Johnny Wetamuller At Jungle Jim In "JUNGLI MANf ATERS" dhuRkdb 7r bOKUthtiC M0TTOK-3l rsrw a4 SW vvvvvirv wI wo OUTDOORS AT W K Special to Th Tribun CLEARFIELD — Election of officers for the Clearfield Junior Chamber of Commerce originally scheduled for last Thursday will be held Thursday at 8 pm at the city hall reports William Limb president TECHNICOLOR Speaker Scheduled member Dr Billings Brown of the Brigham Young University faculty will discuss “Isomerization on a Flatforming Catalyst” at a meeting of Salt Lake Section American Chemical Society Thursday at 7:45 pm in Room 104 Physical Science Bldg University of Utah Leatherwood Other officers named are Mrs Thomas P Lyle first vice complete recital program Musical Breadth at th I was thrilled breadth of her musical umk standing and mastery of style I have long since art mired the rich vibrant of her voice rfiiich is one of full sonority throughout a surprisingly wide range Last night she was complete roaster of her voice control was excellent subtle nuance--o- Await Vote vice presidents!’ Maisey P-T- - the keyboards Although I have heard Mis Christensen in several majm solo roles both in opera arvd oratorio this was her fir-- i South P-T- fices and Buddy E 1155 Temple election meeting in the or- ganlzation’s School satch h Tony 2nd Action Hitt 1 C-- and Thuraday night High both day 42 with occasional ahowera Thuraday Snow to B2 low 28 to 34 In th mountain Cooler High 4S to 59 Southwaijarn Idaho— Moatly cloudy low 30 to 40 THE KINGDOM OF THE MAORI STARTIINO Nome ihoweri TburUvnlW- - iliah J h rad ay 85 low 38 will speak at a attorney Utah— Cloudy continued Thuraday Everett McGhie warm but windy In weat portion Show-eacher Assn meeting era In- Wait portion Thuraday night Jr Monday night was named Continued cloudy In eaat portion Thurapresident of the Layton Junior Thursday at 7 30 p m at Wa- day nlxht followed by ahowera Friday Special to LAYTON — a Scattered showers are forecast for parts of Idaho and Nevada with possible snow 24 hour period ended Wednaadap 5 30 pm 0 In precipitation for April 1 on In accumulative exceia 30 Miss Bailey is active in debate and speech activities at Olympus A The weather map for Thursday predicts cloudy skies for most of the Intermountain Region music) Assisting as accompanist and assisting artist was Wilma Bunker who will make the journey to Florida with In Utah’s district winner Mrs Bunker Mrs Christensen has one of this region’s most accomplished accompanist-musicians She drew the audience’s acclaim in four solo selections and lent artis t- for at East 5 Altomey to Speak Layton Jaycces Vote rs ‘ Ferre Bailey tic support to the soloist frorr By Lowell Durham turnu Mild Rrvre ( myon resignations werercceived beCedar City cause of 'marriages or other Lorin Win I OOF Prize Milford reasons However a tremenOfden dous influx of students is exAn Olympus High School jun- Provo pected requiring the additional ior Joan Bailey 17 will take Rooievelt Salt Like Airport Oenne teachers part in the sixth annual Odd St Wendover -Fellows’ "United t Idihe 4 Mill Creek Dramatic Soprano Thrills Listeners at SL Concert presi- dent Max Jack-ma- n principal second vice president Mrs Frederick M i - Mrs Andrews ler third vice president Mrs Roy Jeppson secretary and Robert Burroughs treasurer A 20th Canlury-Fo- production x 2 Cartoons Shew Times 7:30 end 9:45 Adults 75c eLJM inilflrOn In th v IvC High Fidelity Two speakers per car Wndr at Dirllno found Staraophonl and News of the World Short plus a CinamaScope 1- Oakwood Mrs Jean P-T- mentary School Parent Teacher -- She will Asdcceed Mrs Jack Goodman Other officers Assn elected during annual meeting at the school Wednesday evewere Mrs Constance Smith vice Mrs Porter president Mrs Peggy Quist secretary and Mrs Alice Atwater treasurer Panel on Fluoridation - EAST MILL CREEK Peter Lowe deputy attorney general Thomas Y- B CO-HI- stpmg peuoae Thursday Saturday Friday p m Sunday Res Seats Gen Adm $1 1IlGn SPEED EXCITEMENT! fa Downtown— -771 Fhan a M 90c Till S p m — SBc Eva ij CbUdran Undar 12 20 AT 2 THEATRES n U FREE Ikqm ClNlMaScOpE 1 E 2 lit BARBARA'’1 South TECHNICOLOR! 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