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Show By Lenora Huish The Spring Lake Busy BeavClub held their meeting Tuesday, June 30 at the home of their leader, Mrs. Marian Searle. Opening prayer was given by Kathy Barnett. Karen Johnson gave the pledge. A type written sheet of instructions, outlining and explaining the duties of each one was given to each girl. They made molasses cookies and chocolate drop cookies. After judgeing the cookies they enjoyed eating them. Closing prayer was given by ers 4-- H Leader Junior Marguerite Peay. Crista Jacobson is the reporter. Leo Menlove left on Monday of last week for Grants, New Mexico, where he will be employed for some time by the Centennial Mining Co. Mrs. Verda Egan was hostess to her Pinochle club at her home Wednesday night to the following members, Mrs. Helen Adams, Mrs. Phyllis Woodard, Mrs. Evelyn Brooks, Mrs. Elva Peterson, Mrs. Betty Lou Jensen, Mrs. Helen Mrs. LouElla Daniels and Mrs. Dora Lou Bellows. Mrs. Daniels won the cut prize, high score prize was won by Mrs. Bellows and Mrs. Beckstrum received the booby Refreshments were prize. Beck-stru- served. Mr. and Mrs. Rile Duel of Huntington Park, Calif., have been visiting with relatives and friends in Utah especially with a son, Jay Deuel, and family at Salt Lake City and their daughter, Mrs. Phyllis Woodard and family here. Last Tuesday night a family dinner was held in their honor. They left Saturday by car to return to their home. Mrs. Woodard accompanied them. She will visit there for were the following members her family, Mrs. Don (Elva) Spainhower and children, Di.k:e and Deniese of Spanish Fork and Mrs. Don (Janice) Spainhower and three children, Ann, Bonnie and Stephen, of Provo and Mr. and Merrin Spainhower, son, Phil, and baby, Celinda, of Spring-viilMr. and Mrs. Spiinhow-e- r also visited with h"r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Carter, and family. Mr. an! Mrs. RalDh Egan md son. Stephen, were at Salt Lake City on Sunday. They went to visit with Mr. Egans mother, Mrs. Lucy Egan and to join in a family reunion which was held while a cousin of Mr. Egans, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fackerall, and. family of Los Angeles, were Calif., their vacation in spending Utah. Judy Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Adams, spent last week visiting at ON U SUMMER THEATRE JULY 15, 17. 18 of A favorite of opera f ms the world ever for more than n will century, II Trovatore be brought to Intermountam area residents as part of the 1959 University of Utah Summer Festival. Opening the twelfth annual Festival in the U. of U. Stadium Bowl, the nv'sical. Bng-idoc- e. Fillmore with relatives. Garth Chenny returned home on Friday from a ten day vacation trip to Los Angeles where he visited with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rene Stoker from Payson, visited at the home of Mrs. Stokers son and Mr. family, and Mrs. Rex Peery. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Butler spent the 4th of July at Orem visiting at the home of tneir son, Darrel, and family, the occasion being Darrels birthday. He was honored by his wife and children with a birthday dinner which was n il! Plan ahead Rates are lowest after 6 p.m. and all day Sunday always lower when you call station-to-statio- Mountain States Telephone On July 16, 1912, Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiake was granted a patent for a method of directing and delivering an torattack by a airan from pedo launched Tickets are available at the fieldhouse box office or at 143 South Main in Salt U. of U. ly. pro-gam- Lake City. COST OF MEALS AT UTAH COUNTY JAIL Virginia ... Verdi ONLY 25c, SAYS SHERIFF CHAPPLE While the Davis County Sheriffs Office has made unhappy headlines over disclosure the sheriff was taking a 10 cent fee for escorting prisoners to a resturant for 75 cent meals, Utah County figures its cost for meals at less than 25 cents per meal. While exact figures are hard to come by due to change in administration, Sheriff Ralph Chappie said foods are bought in-ja- il GENOLA NEWS By Dorothy Thomas enjoyed called at the Sadler home especially to visit with her and her mother. The group enjoyed visiting together. Herman Twede visited at the home of his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elvon Butler. Mr. Twede has spent the winter in Las Vegas at the home of his daughter, Veda Durfee, and husband. He !s at present visiting with of his family. members other ' n six-nig- e TAKE ME TO YOUE LEADOFF MAN . . . It's just another spectacle staged by baseball magnate Bill Veeck, majority stockholder of the Chicago White Sox. duction will be portrayed by Mr. Druary, a principal of the New York City opera since 1950. The young American enor has a repertoire of more 'han 30 operas and includes radio and television among his successes in many U. S. cities. Miss Coperland-Gordohis' been a winner of the George Jean Nathan Award for the Best Female Singing Voice on In the U. Stadium Broadway. Bowl, she will sing the soprano role of Leonora. run began a "oniay. July 6. Giuseppe Verdis II Trovatore be surg in Fnglish Wednesday. Friday and Saturday, July 15, 17 and 18, at 8:30 p.m. night- Mr. and Mrs. Cornell DaA lovely by all. vis and family from Phoenix, cencake formed the birthday terpiece on the table. The Arizona, are visiting at the group also enjoyed seeing the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Davis on their way to Canparade earlier that day. Mr. and Mrs. J. Everett Nel- ada. son and nephew, Darrel pavis, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Waller: of and children on the were 4th at Provo from Billings, several days before returning July to see the parade. On the Montana, are visiting at the home. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Visiting at the home of Mrs. way home, they stopped Nelson. Cecil Peery on the Fourth Brookside Polar King at and enjoyed a chickMr. and Mrs. Jess Livingen dinner. ston entertained last Saturday Merlene Sadler is spending Mr. and Mrs. Bud K. Wheeler a week visiting at the home and family from Arcadia, of an uncle, Albert Butler, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Denand Mrs. Butler, at Richfield. nis Stewart and children from Miss Shirley Swartz and American Fork. her mother whose home is in Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Jensen Conneaut, Ohio, were recent from Salt Lake visited at the visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hect- home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene or Sadler. Miss Swartz and Sorenson last Sunday. her mother were on their way Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Thomas to California to see their sisare visiting at Murray and ter and daughter. She was Dresident of the Y.L.M.I.A. in Salt Lake for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Nelison Erie where she has been workand family from Las Vegas, met Gene Sadler Elder ing. Nev., are visiting at the homes her while laboring as a mis- of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jensionary in Erie and he and his sen and Mr. and Mrs. E. R. week several companion spent Nelson. ends with her at her mothers Mr. and Mrs. Leonard IsaacConneaut. home in son and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Abner Baird Thomas returned home Satwho met Shirley while misafter visiting in Idaho sionaries in New York where urday and fishing on the Salmon she was also filling a mission, by long distance The Payson Chronicle, Payson, Utah THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1959 OPERA IL TROVATORE WILL BE STAGED Spring Lake News river. and Mrs. Paul from L3s Vegas, Nev. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Radcliff Nelson last week Mr. Shoe-fiel- d end. Mr. and' Mrs. Harold Chris- tensen from Gunnison visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Christensen last week in bulk and prisioners do their own cooking at the jail. Menus are set up to give balanced nutrition after consultation with Eldred Hospital dieticians. . Sheriff Chappie said the jail had some inventories when he took office, including potatoes and vegetables stored in the root cellar. $1500 Spent Deputy Sheriff Sterling Jones estimated that $1500 has been spent on food so far at the rail this year with heavy bulk buying in June. The jail is able to buy canned foods and other bulk supplies at wholesale rates. Meat is bought twice a week and stored in a small deep freeze refrigerator. 12 io 28 Inmates Number of inmates at the jail has ranged from 12 to 28, but all do not eat three meals a day. Some are drunks brought in at night and released on bond the following morning. In addition to. defendants booked by the sheriffs department and highway patrol from throughout the county, Provo having no jails, board their prisoners with the county at cost of $3 per day. Other cities which have sentenced their prisoners to jail terms usually book them at the county jail. In addition to food, the jail provides four jailers on rotating shifts. Although the county jail is aged and in many ways inadequate, it is kept clean by trusties who mop the floors and walls daily. When a man is booked he is required to shower and is issued temporary clothing, while his own is deloused. Mattresses, bedding blankets are regularly deloused, and prisoners whose families do not bring them fresh clothing have access to a small washing machine. Long term residents are required to shower at least four times a week, and when, on rare occasions, one refuses, the jailler assists him to take and Orem, Irene Kramarich One of three Broadway stars in U. of U. opera. . . . Coming from New York City as leads in the Utah production will be Irene Kramarich, John Druary and Virginia A strong supporting cast of local stars includes Jean Preston, Beverly Benso, Ron Christensen, Copeland-Gordo- Ccpeland-Gordo- U. of U.'s n "Leonara in opera. Manrico kidnaps Leonora and the count captures Azucena. Manrico is captured, too, as he attempts to free Azucena. Leonora offers herself to the count if he will free Azucena and Manrico. He agrees, but Leonora takes poison, whereupon the count kills Manrico. Only then does Azucena tell the count that Manrico actually was his brother. Miss Kramarich plays the role of Azucena. The Mezzo soprano who was born in Columbus, Ohio, has been widely acclaimed for her 11 Trovatore performance at the New York City Center. She has performed in Italy as well as United States cities. Manrico in the U. of U. pro- - n. Marvin A. Sorensen, John Whitaker, Marvin Smith and Richard Robinson. They will perform under the talented directing abilities of C. Lowell Lees, pro-- , duction director; Maurice artistic director, and William F. Christensen, choreographer. Contributing to the impressiveness of the production will be a chorus, the University of Utah Theatre Ballet and a Utah Symphony orchestra. 11 Trovatore is the story of a count who burns at the stake a gypsy woman. 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