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Show i r" 1 f -- , ir r- - 1 r r - 1 T i 1U wV-t- ) KKv) IO i (3333333 SHIPS 5 BY IRK-I- ajSi EVERY ITEM ID premarked MAIL POR YOUR T SELLING a tiger painting for $175 is the accomplishment of T. Sgt. EVERY DAY SHOPPING CONVENIENCE tOER OPEN Louis D. Drury, illustrator technician with the 4754th RES at Hill AFB (shown above at work at his desk). 9 A.M. TO MEDM1TE SUN. ONLY 10 A.M. TO MIDNITE Y HAFB girflsf nnrrt displays work LOAF by Glen Perrins Anyone who can write his name can -- - with training an artist, saysT.Sgt Louis D. Drury, who resides at Hill Air Force Base with his wife and two children. CAKES ASSORTED Although interested in art while a youngster, he didnt give art serious consideration until several years ago when from an air he cross-traine- d w CAKE policeman DO - NUTS career to an Air Force in graphics. an ear injury necessitated the change, the sergeant admits, it was the best move I ever made. He is now an illustrator-technicia- n with the 4754th RaEvaluation Squadron. dar Polished by a correspondence course in almost strictly in water colors - the Although V V- or $25 or more, so he theres not much prosays, fit in making $45 sales. $15 Sgt. Drury found quickly that most people like bright land or sea scapes, paintings often with animals in them. He says he started his career painting somber scenes, but turned to giving paintings sparkle and bold touch, and have been they moving regularly since. He has watercolor art on display at Munson, William Proctor Art Gallery in New York City, one of the nations art galleries. The tiger which he sold for $175 painting was one of 250 pieces shown by some of the countrys protop mising artistic talent. m tf- - -- when he started selling his work, and he just recently sold a painting of a tiger for art $175. CREAM O' WEBER VELVET ED Its the most Ive ever from a painting," he said. Many people think that an artist gets rich, and some of them do, but when you sell a painting for about $45 which I used to do, you lose money. He points out that it takes made SC KS AM him between 40 and 50 man- hours to turn out a painting, CLOVER CLUB POTATO CHIP M. John Wallace, Jr., chairman of the Utah Committee of Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc., announced today that the schools annual drive commenced today to run for one month. Persons who wish to conit tribute to the organization may send their donations to Guide Dogs for the Blind, P.O. Box 1200, San Rafael, Calif. 94902. Both the valuable animal fund-raisi- non-prof- and the month - long trailing are provided free of charge to the blind. Most recent Utah Guide Dog recipient is Peggy Deegan, a teen-ag- e student from Ogden, who graduated vith golden retriever Gabriel on Aug. 14. The California school has recently completed a five-yerebuilding program The campus facilities have been entirely replaced by new structures designed to meet the needs of a projection. More Dog applications for Guide training are being received at present than at any time in the schools history, due partly to blinded Vietnam vetThere is a constant erans. of replacement enrollment trainees as aogs become too old or physically disabled to work efficiently. Many of the returning men and women keep their old guides as family pets, to live out their days with ar ar NABISCO FIG mmm 16 OZ nIA5 -- i J c in .'WrYl However, I hope they like art, too, because I find that an artistic touch pays dividends! its Besides, fun, too! the master or mistress whom they served faithfully for many years. A unique service provided its blind graduates by Guide Dogs for the Blind is that of follow-uEach manor woman is visited in his home periodically by an instructor from the school to iron out any problems that may have arisen in the teams work or to simply check on the dogs p. condition. Any blind person in the area who is interested in a Guide Dog may write the school at the above address for information. if he meets the necessary physical standards and other requirements, he will be accepted for training in the first available class. Classes are held monthly at Guide Dogs, and enrollment varies from 12 to 17 trainees per Classes are usually month. filled for up to three months in advance. More than 2,250 men and women have enrolled for training since 1942. Guide Dogs for the Blind is the largest dog guide school in the western United States and, according to Wallace, is equipped to provide Guide Dogs and training to interested blind residents of the 22 western -- -U L. - - J E- -. -- 1 t; J states and western Canada. OFFICIALLY PlST?if Coiv AA0A THF L. displayed any artistic ability. O'' ppomirep in SIZE 7y sergeant r$$ys Month long fund raising drive begins 1 -- he plans to stay in the Air Force for 20 years, and then retire and open The Air up his own studio. Force has been good to me, and I plan to finish out my 20 years service, he concluded. Maybe my youngsters will follow in my career, but theyre quite young yet and as yet havent The Of 7 |