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Show r November 11. 1965 REVIEW, Weekly Calendar Thursday, November 11 WORKSHOP IN CHRISTMAS AND HOME DEMONSTRATION, sponsored by St. Francis Xavier Alter Society at St. Francis Parochial School, 8PM Friday, November NIGHTLY ( SUNDAY FIRST WARD BAZAAR, based on Mother Goose theme. Bazaar items and steak dinner, $1 for adults and 50$ for children. TALENT SHOW sponsored by Edgemont PTA, 7:30 P.M , featuring Wright family and other musical groups from the ENDS SATURDAY, POSITIVELY k 5x1 iJ NOV. 20 area. LcIlnylrinZ PBuOU( TlON PRE-SCHO- PTA, Play, PAT JAMES SUZUKI SHIGETA JiMPfl and an all star co st f Saturday, November Sunday, November , gift 13 14 JOE HILL DAY, Salt Lake City Public Library, 3:30 Concert-lectu- re on Joe Hill by Polly and the Valley with Bruce Phillips moderating. TABERNACLE CHOIR BROADCAST, 9:30 to 10 A M., to public. HUNDRED YEARS OF UTAH ART, Salt Lake Art Center (November 14 - 16) P.M. Boys LDS open ONE the original "BETA BOOT" M UNION SECOND WARD RELIEF SOCIETY SOCIAL, featuring Mrs. Ruth Whitely with musical revue of Hello Dolly. Begins with luncheon at 1 P. M. Bazaar gift items will be sold. BUTLER THIRD WARD, Relief Society Bazaar, 6 P.M. In cultural hall, 3001 East 7800 South. Homemade items featured, along with family dinner. MURRAY FIFTH WARD, Relief Society Bazaar, beginning at 11:30 A M at 5770 South 300 East. Featuring musical review of The King and I UTAH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, leaturing Metropolitan Qera soprano, Eileen Farrell ir (iESfj av The above mentioned case a person most would consider earning a wage in the low income bracket, yet through easily obtained credit, he ran up huge debts , Most of the bankruptcy casek include people earning money in die middle income bracket For example: a technician employed by Hercules Powder Company earned $6, 900 in 1964 be has and $7,200 in 1965 debts of $21,585 and assets of $1,942. He is bankrupt. Although the first case involved a man earning ly $3,000 and In the second i a e the man earned about $7,000 both instances dealt with persons incurring large However, huge debts are not the criteria for bankruptcy. A Salt Lake diesel mechanic In 1963 proves this point. he earned $7,343 and $5,479 In 1964 he had debts of de-fic- Chippewa Charlie ays (iBf SEVENTH WARD AUTUMN BAZAAR, 6 P items will be sold and cartoons shown for children. A turkey dinner will be featured. FILMS, Salt Lake County Library auditorium, 80 East Ghost Center Street, 1:30 P.M, featuring Red Balloon, Towns of Colorado and Death Valley, and Folk Songs of Americas History. TICKETS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE PRIOR TO SHOW TIME ivst! CLASSES, sponsored by Alta View School beginning at 9 P M. Topic Is Learning Through by Mrs. Hazel Clark of BYU. UNION ankruptcy Whos It For? -- ... 19 Monday, November 15 FLOWER DRUM SONG, with Pat Suzuki and James Shigeta, Valley Music Hall, 8:15 P.M. nightly, Saturday matinee 2:15 P M. (November 15 20). Tuesday, November RUMMAGE SALE, to 4 P.M. Proceeds to charity. Fraternal Order at Lodge 10 A M Hall, 16 of Eagles Auxiliary, 10 West 4th North. "THE PHYSICISTS, by Friedrich Duerrenmtt, directed Redford, Pioneer Memorial Theatre, Babcock Theatre, 8 P.M. Saturday matinee, 2 P M (November 0) SALT LAKE ART CENTER, Utah Folk Festival, with Sorrels, Toelken, and Bruce Phillips. 54 Finch Lane, 8:30 P.M Admission $1 50 adults, 75$ students. by H.E.D. 16-2- V s Genuine Chippewa leta Soots" . . . tK ones they're all wearing thia year! On look tells you why tho k Imitator look pal in comparison . . . hefty, Vibram Lug soles and heels . . . Ing mellow, Maple Leaf leather uppers with a leather-line- d counter . . . combination metal book closing with rawhide laces. A real thoroughbred? in B, C, D and E You bet get yours nowl Sizes Wednesday, November ily pictures, carpets, provis- involved 12 SANDY AT 8:15 B 17 ... only $4, 721 and assets of $1, 654 In all likely hood he will be granted a bankruptcy. Bruce Jenkins, federal bankruptcy referee for Utah, said in a special interview Monday that anyone complying with the proper filing procedures in good faith and if the action is not opposed, that person will be granted a bankruptcy. He explained that bankruptcy proceedings were first inspired by creditors, not by people who wanted to get out of paying their bills. These creditors wanted an orderly plan where they could get their fair share of a debtors assets Mr. Jenkins noted that some cases are set up to provide opportunities for the bankrupt person to try and work himself out of his difficulty. if The next question is a person is granted a bankruptcy, what and how much can he keep. The Utah Judicial Code spells this out in chapter 23 where it is written: The following property Is exempt from execution except as herein other wise specially chairs, tables and provided desks to the value of $200 and the library belonging to the judgement debtor. Also, mudtckl instruments in actual use by the family maybe kept. A bankrupt person may also keep all household, table, and kitchen furniture belonging to him also laundry equipment, one refrigerator, one stove, -one sewing machine, all fam- S. . ions sufficient for individual or family for three months, wearing apparel of every person in the family, and all beds and bedd ng. He may keep the tools of his trade not exceeding in value the sum of $500. These include the Instruments and chests of a surgon, physician, surveyor or dentist, a scientific and professional library. The law professional libraries and office of furniture the attorneys and judges libraries of ministers, the typewriting machine of a stenographer, typist, or reporter also can not be sold By die same token, Mr Jenkins explained that som? bills can never be discharged even in a bankruptcy case such as taxes, and support moiey. Finally Mr. Jenkins notes that many stories telling of how a bankrupt family often is seen living in a new house, driving around in a new car, wearing new clothes etc. are true ritnonf Bourbon rings (he bell for lightness and mildness Taste the difference that quality creditors find that bankrupt people are better business risks since all their old bills are liquid. . . Some makes! ated, these people have the means to better meet their new obligations, he said. mu mm m u. u u - non-mar- GREAT ISSUES FORUM, University of Utah, Orson Spencer Hall, presents Waldemer P. Read and Wallace R. 3ennett, Law and Rebellion in a Free Society, 8 P.M. UNIVERSITY TRAVEL CLUB, presents Hjordis Parker with Norway, Changing and Changeless, Kingsbury HalL 8:15 P.M. Thursday, November 18 Swiss-Import- width. Pheea ... SVk-1- 2 , Ct Hivens O LDS TABERNACLE to public. 74911 & FRI. presents Baroness Maria von Trapp, Temple Square Assembly Hall, 8 P.M. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH DINNER CLUB, presents Frank B. Jex, University Union Building, 6:45 P.M. EVENING Draft Moves f HYGEIA ICELAND MEW!! The Selective Service local boards 24 and 25, as of Novem- HYGEIA IS ALL NEW! BEAUTIFUL NEW ' ENCLOSED WITH A NEW ROOF - OPENS THIS WEEKEND ber are 11, 1965, office to 4838 - S. moving their State Street. It's so Easy To Place Your ACTION ADS Just Phone ICELAND HYGEIA I10S I. lilt INi-ti- ll ll. 487-227- 8 487-227- 9 ZIONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK COTTONWOOD MALL BRANCH MERLE OLSON NATIONALLY IN A KNOWN SHOWING BANKS LOBBY. OF WESTERN "LANDSCAPE ARTIST HER PAINTINGS, IN THE MON., NOV 15tk thru DEC. 17th Merle Olson Is termer Salt Lake resident and now resides in the beautiful I Flathead Lake area of Western Moo tana Her paintings have been exhibited I I extensively throughout the Western United States Rikimi, Bruch this iitiristiit i xki kit ii tki iivitis Mr. likky if the Cittimii ti 1 HERE IS ANAL that BUM fol- of MOR MON history and music should have jur The Mormon Pioneers' on Col umbia. It is s re work markable jwlth such song as Come Com WYe Saints by th Tabernacle Choir and many other early and lesser known pioneer songs, and 47 pages of articles and pictures of lowers iJ early Mormon Americana. A veritable saga in picture and song! MARTY GOLD a great arranger with the magic orches-'r- al touch offers a tremendous new album on RCA -- Vic -or titled Classic Bossa Nova. 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