Show r u iV wrr TS ' b r I I f The Halt Lake Tribune Friday July 22 1955 10 D Cast Polishes Days of ’47 Pageant Fete huge cast A vW or' vw °d V iV b? Cr £ oD ’ N ' 1 V t? t I ieScSV 0 - £ r : s ' s4u- w - I Donald B Alder leftRoy M Darley and R Ilulbert look over acore of Days of ’47 concert and pageant Red-dingto- n Club Foundation Gives $250 To SL Hospital Eye Bank The Exchange Club Founda- at Salt Lake General Hospital tion Thursday donated $250 to as a source of corneal transthe eye bank to be maintained plants At the same time the club foundation headed by Elmer II Azbill Kimball J Cranney and Donald A Miller announced that with approval of the Salt Exchange Club board of REFRIGERATORS Lake control the foundation will act as sponsor of the bank estabDtif of lished through LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS of Utah College of University wo specialize In Medicine and the hospital manGL Frigidairs agement The initial donation will be Hotpoint & Kelvinator used to purchase instruments WE BUY GOOD USED and set up the intricate meREFRIGERATORS chanics to take care of the service which is the first of its kind in Utah The eye bank may StIOAl NOUSI STORI ONIV used by any doctor in the be tIOl I 11 leat 64677 state free of charge Guaranteed WSEB on Time PEHE1SOHTS flie newest toilet bowl nn MAS 22 awl‘ 20 TAURUS &)" "7 nightly rehearsals for the seventh annual presentation of the concert and pageant which will climax the 1955 Days of ’47 celebration Monday at 8 15 pm in the Tabernacle Starring in the concert portion of the program will be Carl' Palangi from the San Francisco Opera Co and well known oratorio and concert soloists e HULBERT R t f conducting bass-bariton- 0 & Keddington will direct a chorus of 200 made up from the combined LDS Scandinavian Organization choirs Roy M Darley will be at the organ Days of ’47 Queen Charlotte Sheffield her attendants and ladies In waiting will be introduced dufing the intermission A cast If 150 from Salt Lake Theater Inc will the dramatic story of the Mormon pioneer trek of 1847 in P’The Torch They Bear" The pageant is an adaptation of the one written by L Clair Likes for the dedication of the Mormon Pioneer Memorial Bridge in Omaha 96 OIMIM MAY 22 tJk 22 89 2 CANCII )UNt 23 & tt MY 23 9 $ fy 4 M By CLAY R POLLAN- MAY 21 Is vr &WT& TAR uo JUY24 AUG 23 M M Your Doily Activity Guide T To OCT develop message tor Friday reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign Back 2 Happy 1 3 Ur - 4 Ba 5 Act 6 Avoid 7 Pul Ba 9 Fnandi 10 Than' 1 1 Avoid 12 Confidant 13 A 16 Othan 17 Toctful 18 Doy 19 On scoerto 62 Toe OCT 84 63 And 64 Ba NOV 22 T 65 Private 66 Apact 67 Your 68 Indicate SAemAMUS NOV 23 69 Proportion 70 Thought 71 Patient 72 Aggreutve 73 Aggnttive 74 75 76 77 78 ‘Motter Ideoi Day EtpaeloBy Plane tL 2 8 DEC 22 f VS CAPMCOM DEC 23 MN 20 IM4-2506r- o 79 Hwfi 80 Ba 49 Thon 50 Attorn 51 bey 52 Ahaod 20 May 21 Tolk 22 Unexpected 23 Advance 24 Local 25 Frank 26 Will 27 Yoke 28 Todoy 29 For 30 FuN 5378-83-87'- 32 About 33 Good 34 Soma 35 Activity 36 Exprattion 37 MoU 38 Tha 39 Rothor 40 Sociot 41 St tom Yout 44 Now 45 And 46 Or 47 Inctiotive 48 To T 2-43 61 Ba 42 Unraliobta M Giving 15 Cooperation 21 31 43 53 Prtvor 54 Concaneng 55 Bright 56 Touchy 57 01 58 Now 59 Your 60 A 81 82 83 84 Forest Service Urges Holiday Safety SEAT ' According to th Sion WATCH FIRE SANITATION Safety and sanitation warnings were issued Thursday night by U S Forest Service executives to thousands expected to migrate to nearby canyons and forest areas during the long holiday weekend F C Koziol supervisor Wasatch National Torest estimated the areas will be visited by 125000 persons many of whom will begin their trek Friday to higher elevations and cooler locations an axe shovel and water bucket destroy not only your camp and asked that all persons heed but your automobile and forest the prohibition against fire- and result In great damage to It is against the works of any type on national watersheds law to throw any lighted maforests terial from a moving careful of matches smokes and campfires" warned the forest officiaL “Be “An unwatched campfire can ADViRTISSMiNT reodeui:g "WE FEEL the public can Social materially help Forest Service employes who are pushed to the limit on such occasions in matters of housekeeping fire prevention and safety of life and property" Mr Koziol said He suggested that every picnic and camping party carry Pnvote To For 85 Travel 86 Oetin 87 Friend 88 Tolerant 89 Lila 90 Sucea - magic FOR 01D HOUSES See the 11 exciting before-and-aft- er example of remodeling magic in Gardens August Better Homes Read “How to bring an old houte up to date" page 60 There are so many ideas you can use Get An gust Better Homes A Gardens wherever magazines are soldi i i BARHE ! 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