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Show ih tOLLAPAY NEWS MOTES REVIEW, Moy 1966 12, A 7 Girl Scouts Continue Tree Planting Kick;13 ,500 More Since Arbor Day, April 29, Scout troop6 throughout 'THERE WAS A GREAT deal our area and the tire counhave been engaged in try jf activity at the Mt. Olymplanting propus Presbyterian Church, large-sca- le ) 300 East 3900 South, Thurs-la- y grams and by doing so are fulafternoon May 5, 4:30 P. M. filling a two-fo- ld purpose: (I) is members of Junior Girl to help beautify America; (2) Scout Troop 76, assisted by to cooperate with the U. S. Brownie Troop 380, joined Forest Service in a conserat the chapel to participate vation education project. in another "Trees for Beauty The Forest Service has donated 13,500 trees (twelve planting project. by Mary Gail Stark Girl a species) and shrubs for planting by Girl Scouts to be dedicated to Juliette Low, founder of the Girl Scout movement in the United States. Prior to the project at Mt. Olympus Presbyterian Church, William Sheehan, ranger from Salt Lake Office of Wasatch National Forest, held a special training session for the scouts on planting trees and conser tree-planti- ng FIV28T18ATE 'fit INVEST . money. And maybe it is at least if you can back up your belief with evidence. But if, on the other hand, you think your security holdings need careful reappraisal, why not use the facilities of our Research Division? Thats one reason why we maintain a large and research staff to help investors investigate aterthey invest. well-train- If you would like the most up-to-da- ed facts te available on any security, if you would like a careful review of your whole portfolio in the light of your own investment objectives, just write without charge or obligation of any kind, to George T. Stromberg, Manager m cm jinmi ie MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER oi stock ikmhm a SMITH t otksk macmti INC stock mo couuobity ekchakces Kennecott Bldg. Salt Lake City 84111 1 For Your Convenience. 359-768- 1 Open Saturday Until you live YOUTH OF ST. VINCENTS CYO have been collecting all le Items In prep- - in HOLLADAY Mr. Behimla and his wife striving for a more equal tax have beea rectdsats of the load upon county citizens. He ROY ALA BEHUNIN, 3891 Greater area Cm past four also stressed a need to Hallmark He Drive, Granger, years. is managing examine methods of financing announced his candidacy for director of the Intermountain education. the nominaUen of state repreElectrical Association. sentative laJ)lstrlctt6(Gran In his announcement, Mr. CANDIDACY FOR ger area). to the Utah House Behunin noted interest in of Representatives was announced this week by Representative Kenneth- - C. Olson, 3856 Lee Maur, Granger. Bidding for District 26 (Granger area) seat, Representative Olson served from the former District 23 in the 1965 Legislature. He served on the House Appropriations Committee, was chairman of the Political Subdivision Committee, has been named a member of the Legislative Suppose you own 50 shares of Typical Improvement committee and Manufacturing Corp. Perhaps you bought them in is property manager for the Salt Lake Board of Education. 1958. At that time, you checked on the company ANNOUNCING HIS CANDIDACY for the Republican nomination for county surveyor was Jay Sweet, regist- ered surveyor from Granger. The second GOP candidate to file for the office, Mr. Sweet is employed by Kaiser Engineers. He was with Geotech Land Surveyors from 1959 to 1965. Began Drawing Cartoons When 4 In his lifelong search for truth and reality, Arnold Friberg has captured the spirituality of life to create religious paintings and illustrations that are unequaled anywhere in the world today. When onlv four, Mr. Fri-be- rg started drawing his first cartoons. On his eighth birthday he was convinced that he was ready to go to work and took his original collection of cartoons to the editor of an Arizona newspaper, "TheArizona Republic, where he had his first job interview. Needless to say he didnt get the job but not because he wasnt qualified.... it seems there was an age barrier. This experience didnt dampen his spirits, however, as he continued cm with his art work and at age 12 started to work painting show cards, sign work, lettering or doing other miscellaneous art jobs where his creative talent would be utilized. Because of his eagerness to learn all about art, Mr. Friberg nas explored all avenues of the art field and has, therefore, worked at every phase doing sign painting, cartooning, typographic, fashion layouts, illustrations, etc. He said that "He didnt know that it wasnt necessary to know everything about art." Mr. Fribergs artistic ability has proven to be somewhat of an adventure at times. When he was 12 years old he found himself in the limelight touring the vaudeville circuits of Arizona doing his chalk -- talk He said that act. nearly 5,000 people were in the audience at one of his performances. After several years of study and work on Bible illustrations, Mr. Friberg was given the opportunity of working with Cecil B. DeMille on his motion picture, "The Ten Commandments." He worked as chief artist of the production working primarily on costuming.... an assignment which he at first felt was unrelated to his profession but he soon discovered THE FIRST PHASE ofbuild-in- g got under way cm Sunday, May 8 with groundbreaking 4615 HES South 3200 West in Granger. The building will accomodate congregational activities until the church proper is built, afterwhich this multipurpose structure will be used as an education institute. FAITH AT SPEAKING Baptist Church, 3536 Market Street, Granger, cm Sunday May 15 will be the Reverend Marvtn Cowan. Mr. Cowan is a missionary in Utah serving under the Conservative Baptist Mission Society. In February, 1964, he organized Faith Baptist Church and served as its finst pastor until September of that year. will be Cowan Reverend speaking at both the 11 A. M. and 7 P.M. services of the church. RESULTS OF ELECTIONS new officers were an- for nounced this week at Valley High LDS Seminary, by Floyd Glissmeyer, principal. Executive president will be Byron Larson, with Julie Thacker, Colin Campbell, and Stan Howes as first, second and third Jill Paxton will be secretary. The seminarys annual spring outing is scheduled for May 20 at Saratoga after Cm May 24 school hours. through 27 the seminary will show the movie "The Robe durihg class hours. Junior SMALL 266-181- award in costuming. One of the greatest blessings of my life was the opportunity of working with Mr. DeMille," Mr. Friberg said. "He has been an inspiration to me because of his sincere desire for truth and realism." In doing Biblical illustrations," Mr. Friberg said, I believe there are three factors involved; artistic skil 11th Ward Relief Society. Directors of the play are Mrs. Wesley Lesher, Mrs. Henry Krantz and Mrs. Donald Bird. Music will be rendered by 266-492- 262-22- 43. (Continued on page A5) historical research, spirit understanding (this being the prime factor). Mr. Fribergs latest religious painting, "Christ Appearing to the Nephites," will be on exhibit at the Skyline LDS Seminary, 3375East3760 South, May 12 and 13. The exhibit will be open to the public after school both days until 10 P.M. ue The Boy Scouts of St. All young boys climb trees, and Steven Wahlquist, age 7, is no exception. In a recent attempt, Stevie hit a snag in the form of a wayward twig and it was necessary to accept help from nearby residents, armed with ladders, to untangle him. After disengagement, Stevie refused further help and Vin- Buffalo barb-ju- e Saturday May 14 frooi 6- -8 P.M. Charge is $1.50 for adults and $1 for children. Proceeds will go for camping equipment. descended by himself. A common story of an uncommon boy since Stevie has had only one leg since an operation shortly after birth. When questioned his reasons for the climb, he answered with simple logic, "I wanted to see what it was like to climb a tree." Flame-hair- ed Stevie has spent his young life climbing trees, both literal and theoretical. His bright blue eyes and freckled face are noticeably present as he wrestles and races and roller skates with his buddies. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Wahlquist, 6700 South 1495 East, have wisely discussed with him the facts of his "difference but Stevie isnt buying it. Since they have never restricted his activities and he his friends he feels he is not can play and out-plunusual. Stevies balance is excellent and he manages as well without crutches as with them. Although maty adjust- -i ments are yet to come, there is no doubt ne wfl ftrmeunt them just as he did the tree.. ..by ignoring them, by throwing down his crutches and making it on his own. 500 NEW S 44 MODELS BIKES ON DISPLAY AND IN STOCK AT HAMMONDS TOTS AND TOYS THE YEAR-ROUN- BIKE D PRICES START AND TOY STORE JUNIOR AT HAMMOND'S COASTERS 2 SPEED 3 SPEED ay . 4; 1; George Bilanzich, Mrs. Joseph Anderson, cents Catholic Church, 1385 Spring Lane, are sponsoring a by Faye Hadley v 4886 South State 277-972- 5 Set BUT BRAVE j rummage sale pleose call Mory Gail Stark, with news tips or activities oi your club, church, civic ctub, scout group, etc. . Street, Murray, (the old Grand Central Building), cm May 13 and 14 at 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. The rummage sate wrn serve as a kick-o- ff for other money making projects to help Mille in his production of the youths raise approximate the job required a great deal "The Ten Commandments. $4,000 to convert an old fruit of research andartistic knowMr. Friberg s prints will be cellar Into a youth activity how to design authentic cosavailable at the spring event. center. tumes that would not be classA one-a- ct If anyone in the area has any play entitled "The ified as mere clothing items. Case of the Missing Interest," white elephants they dont In 1957, Mr. Friberg was will also be presented as part need, contact Mrs. Clayton nominated for the academy of the program by the Holladay Mrs. Almqulst, Bar-B-Q- ceremonies at St. Stephens Episcopal Mission, Singing Mothers Chorus, and the Relief Society Stake Board will hostess the function. Mr. Fribergs latest religious painting, "Christ to the Nephites, will be oo exhibit at the Skyline LDS Seminary, 3375East3760 South, oa May 12 and 13. The exhibit will be open to the public after school both days until 10 P.M, FRISKS IF Shirley Bayman earnings, assets, liabilities, prospects. You were satisfied that it was a good investment. Fine. Thats the only way to arrive at an intelligent investment decision. But just a minute. That was in 1958. This is 1966 and a wholly different world. How many the times since 1958 have you Typical Manufacturing situation just as carefully as you did originally? How many times have you compared it analytically with other good investment opportunities ? Did it ever occur to you that no investment decision can ever be final ? Changing conditions constantly create changing investment opportunities, and the investor must constantly appraise them. Actually, every investor does precisely that, whether lie 'does it' consciously or not. Every day that you own and hold 50 shares of Typical Manufacturing, you say in effect: "Im satisfied its the best investment use I can make of my the After the planting was com- INTERVIEW WITH ARNOLD Candidates Announce Election Schemes carefully Cordell, Mr. Walt Summer-hay- s, The planting project at the Relief Society Organization chairmen of landscape church was under the direcwill be held Friday, May 13, the church on Thurscommittee, and Mrs. Darrell tion of Mrs. Howard Brown, 10 A.M., at the Holladay Stake pleted Madsen, Girl Scout neighborConservation Chairman of the House, 4917 Viewmont Street. day, a brief dedicatory cereFloribunda Garden Club. Mrs. All women of the Holladay mony was held including a flag hood chairman. Others in'atenduce were Brown also represented Utah Stake are invited to attend. ceremony, dedication oa trees and a presentation of copper leaders of Troop 76, Mrs. Associated Garden Clubs at Speaker will be Arnold Fri-be- rg, the council dedication cereplaques, courtesy of Kennecott Howard Browi, Mrs. Theointernationally famous emdore Rebeife, Krs. Lowell mony in Brigham City, artist, who will speak on "The Copper Corporation, to be and bedded in concrete at the base Remington, Brownie April 30, climaxing the state Gospel In Art." Mr. Friberg, of each tree. Troop 380 leaders, Mrs. RoArbor Day activities. reknown for his religious and Guests at the planting were bert Pruitt and Mrs. Fred Western paintings, worked as THE ANNUAL SPRING EVthe Reverend and Mrs. Glen Norton. ENT of the Holladay Stake chief artist with Cecil B. 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