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Show THE WEST MOUNTAIN TIMES, DECEMBER 17, 1981, PAGE THREE "Miss Hispanic' to be selected Cinema Hispanic festival scheduled SALT LAKE CITY-W- ork has already begun on the June Utah Hispanic Festival, said Chairperson will be named at the festival and will receive scholarship money toward the college or university of her choice, as well as the chance to participate in the Miss Utah contest. Other events will include a Hispanic Lucy Valerio, Monday. The festival, scheduled June 1982, at the Utah State will involve as many projects as Valerio can find volunteer directors to coordinate. There is always room for more ideas, more directors and more projects,' said Valerio. Booth space at the fair will be available to anyone who wishes to participate, whether as individuals, clubs or church groups. Sellers of foods, arts and crafts and other goods arc invited. A Miss Utah Hispanic Festival" 18-2- 0. Fair-groun- d, fashion show, recognition of Hispanic athlete and cooking contest featuring chile verde and tamales. There will also be a soccer game, a folkloric dance contest, a pine derby race, an individual music contest, boxing and track and Field events. Exhibits at the fair will include arts and crafts, model can and airplanes, and Hispanic coins, flags and gems. For more information call Lucy Valerio at 262-019- KUED plays Handel's 'Messiah' SALT LAKE CITY In observance Broadcasting wide praise. of the Christmas season, KUED, channel 7, win repeat its acclaimed produc- Service it received nation- Director of the program is one of the foremost television directors in the country, Kirk Browning; executive producer is Allyson Beecher; producer is John Hesse. tion of George Frederick Handel's "Messiahby the Oratorio Society of Utah and memben of the Utah Symphony. The two-hospecial will be broadcast Sunday, Dec. 20 at 4 p.m. and Christmas Day at 10 a.m. Christmas cards Conductor of the Messiah is Sandor Salgo, music director and conductor of the Carmel Bach Festival and the Marin still available from Cancer Society Symphony. Soloists are JoAnn Ouley, soprano, who has received plaudits as a soloist with the Utah Symphony and Mormon Tabernacle Choir; Linn Maxwell, mezzo-sopranenjoying a burgeoning career of concert, opera and recital engagements; Dana Talley, tenor, whose credits include a debut at the Metropolitan Opera in 1979; and Edward Pierson, bass, who made his Fifth appearance, at this time, with the Oratorio Society. o, e Oratorio Society of The Utah, internationally renowned for its magnificent performances, gives an unforgettable rendition of the masterwork. Music director of the chorus is John Marlowe Nielson. 300-voic- 20-car- 322-043- When the production First aired in December of last year ova the Public jet . , S At ' ! Michael Gallagher. Michael Gallagher, played by Paul Newman, is the son of a mobster. The police set him up as a key suspect of consequence By Debbie Curry the presumed murder." Gallagher probably knows information about the case but he is innocent of any Absence of Malice, starring Paul Newman, Sally Field; Directed by Sidney Pollack; rated wrongdoing. Meanwhile, Megan Carter must report the news" as she and her editor define and interpret it. Like most reporters, she has good intentions but ardently rallies for the scoop. (Newspapers are not immune to intense PC. Absence of Malice" could evoke more editorials than reviews because it is a movie about newspapers. competitiveness.) Instead of praising newspapers as Under the creed, the hallowed institutions, it questions and publics right to know, Carta strives attacks their purpose and motives. for accuracy in ha stories but docs not Instead of glamorizing reporters and always get the truth. their profession, it presents the realities The way a surgeon coldly separates of moral and legal decisions which con- himself from his patient while opaating front them every day. It also shows that unda the lights, a reporter can coldly they must bear the consequences of report the facts. They both have jobs to those decisions. It is not an easy do. job they are not easy decisions. Unfortunately, facts can ruin Sally Fields plays Megan Carta, a people's lives. Yet the news continues reporter duped by the manipulative on every day and the public laps it up measures of a FBI strike-forc- e captain like a dehydrated puppy. who uses the newspaper for personal In Absence of Malice," consequengain. His homicide investigation in- ces resulting from decisions of key volving the death of a missing union characters are of a devasting nature. official is stalemated afta six months It is the decision of the FBI captain so he decides to "squeeze" a certain to purposely leak misleading infor- - recognized th WEST VALLEY CITY-Ken- neth W. Hicks, 38, West Valley City, has been awarded the dlizen-o- f for the month of Decern ba. Hicks was driving into a local pharmacy when he observed the suspect of an armed robbery at the pharmacy fleeing from the scene. Hicks gave chase in his car, using his own vehicle to block the suspect's car from leaving. Hicks vehicle received considerable damage from the suspects vehicle when it was pushed out of the way so the suspect vehicle could leave the scene. Hicks was instrumental in providing the police with detailed descriptions of both the suspect and the suspect vehicle, including the license plate numbers. e-month te Because of the information provided by Hicks, the suspect was apprehended and arrested for the armed robbery and is currently awaiting prosecuting through the courts. In risking his own Hicks showed the greatest degree of community concern and has been rewarded for his actions in this case, according to Valeen Kolia, West Valley City Police Department spokesman. well-bein- g, State overrules local opposition WEST VALLEY CITY-W- est Valley City will be the site of a new Utah State mation to a slightly naive reporta. It is the decision of this reporta and ha editor to print the story that leads to the suicide of a distraught witness. It is the decision of Michael Gallagher to set up the papa to reap his own revenge. Otha consequences include victims innocent or not, with ruined careers and tarnished reputations. The best scene of the movie occurs when all the parties involved are ordered to assemble for an inquiry headed by a U.S. Deputy Attorney General (played by William Brimley.) This high office has been embarrassed by the whole mess and Brimley warns them that no one can leave until he Finds out who is responsible. As it turns out, no one is complaely innocent. Everyone must share the blame. The First hour of the movie is slowpaced but groundwork is laid for an second half. Sophisticated dialogue is heard regarding libel laws and the First Amendment that will hold special interest for those interested in journalism. It is true that newspapers are manipulated by people for personal gain. It is also true that newspapers possess an awesome powa that can both debilitate or reward. And it is true that people work for newspapers and that these people are sometimes guilty of poor judgement. Absence of Malice,' is a movie about all these issues. However, just as the motives of people diffa, so do the motives of newspapers. Good and reputable newspapers attempt to be fair. Good newspapers will strive for truth and accuracy no matta how idealistic that phrase may be. Good newspapers will print both sides to the story but it is up to the public to look for both sides to read before they make any decisions Corrections Division halfway house in spite of public opposition on the issue. Barring problems in the land purchase and availability, construction on the facility will begin this spring, said Phil Wennhold of the said. He said raised by would be decided to division Police Report 60-be- S2.2-milli- of corrections. The Board of Corrections reviewed its plan to locate the house in West Valley City in its Dec. 10 meeting, which occurred simultaneously with the West Valley Zoning Commission meeting in West Valley City. Although the zoning commission declined the board's request for special use of the land at 2560 West 2365 South, the Board of Corrections felt it was an appropriate site and elected to place the facility there, said Wennhold. Zoning laws do not apply to state agencies, he wamte to Snelp you aedl play Sapta t' .After Decision of Citizen-of-the-mon- SALT LAKE CITY Finishing up preparations for this holiday season? It's not too late to send very special Christmas greeting cards and at the same time make a valuable contribution to the Utah division of the American Cancer Society for continued research, public education, service and rehabilitation. Packages of 20 greeting cards featuring an original oil painting, River Bottom Horses," by Utah artist Valoy Eaton, are available for a S6 contribution to the American Cancer Society. d A assortment of previous favorites by Valoy Eaton are also available this year for a S6 donation. 1 Call the ACS office at or stop by 610 East South Temple to order the cards or for more information. Absence of Malice w. the board frit the same issues West Valley City residents raised no matta where they place the halfway house. Desse C. Trujillo, 26, arrested for traffic warrants and possession of marijuana. Two juveniles arrested for vehicle theft and booked into the Salt Lake County Detention Centa. Gary F. Southerland, 40, 2465 Har-droCircle, arrested for driving unda the influence of alcohol ck Boyd M. Fullma, 3211 South 2045 East, orange shag carpeting, electric range stolen from house for sale at 621 1 South 2000 West. a a a Ronald S. Hammons, 20, 770 East 1200 North, Bountiful; Kevin W, Argyle. 19. 407 Wot 325 South, Bountiful; Bradford J. Warna, 21, 341 East 1050 North, Bountiful arrested fat a parking lot on 4125 South 1785 West on charges of disorderly conduct, public ina. toxication, and assaulting a police of-fle- Ml a Peterson and Gassa Construction Company construction site, 3871 West 4300 South, saws, leatha pouch with tools, wood level stolen, nearly 51,300 value. aaa Dan W. dark. 1976 Chevrolet 52,000 value. 8086 West 3500 South, Luv pickup stolen, a a Danny M. Peterson, 23, arrested for driving unda the influence of alcohol and possession of marijuana. a a Michael Patrick. 22, 3391 South 7655 West. Magna, cited for consumption of alcohol in a public place. a a C Weiss. 23, arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, littering and intoxication. a Steven with fine imported china at special low prices. entertain-jrT'is the season for holiday And First Deposit Qualifications X ing and gift giving. a a a Security checking and saving service can help you with both. Just the reason to select from our extensive collection of Tine porcelain china dinner are, accessories and serving pieces. Jerry L. Learned. 19, 231 East 8000 South, arrested for concealed weapon and outstanding warrants. Juvenile arrested for driving unda the of alcohol. influence A splendid collection to keep or to give d Choose from classically elegant Daphne platinum-banded or contemporary, Newport. Whichever pattern you prefer, you can purchase for substantially less than in fine stores just by making your regular qualifying deposit. Jeffoson Varna, 19, 2891 South 9100 West, arrested for attempted auto theft and destruction of county property. floral-touche- Each multiple of SIX) authorizes purchase of additional china at these special prices. Heres all you do value 51,490. Quentin W. Carrera, 4046 South car stolen, value 52.620. 1315 W est, Imported fine porcelain china for the holiday season . . . even more reason to save and check at FOtroS Esomriilty fflJErcCss Fra Secant? Claudia Dcnngton. 4450 West 4935 South, two televisions, microwave oven, jewelry stolen, value ova 51.100. a David Jones. 407 South 4000 West, three guns and a cassette player stolen, Each deposit multiple of SI 00 to a new or existing savings or checking account qualifies you to purchase porcelain china at special low prices. You may also choose to qualify by purchase or renewal of an individual certificate of deposit for S500 or more. Each affiliate hank of Erminio J. Elkins. 22. 4608 West 4863 South, arrested for possession of stolen property, controlled substance and paraphernalia. aaa Roberto Rosenbaum, 21, 4901 South 4980 West. 21, arrested for poaesuon of stolen property, controlled substance and paraphernalia. Corporation it a member of FDIC. Mountain W est Mobile Homes, 3180 South Redwood Road. 20 ures and nms for mobile homes stolen. 51.300 value. Wffliam Hendrickson, 3718 W est 3100 South, stereo speakers, microwave oven, TV stolen. 51.900 value. Jearuune Prince, 3489 Muriel Way. tablet, stereo, tewing machine, cookware, washa, drya, china, records stolen, 54,925 value. furniture, |
