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Show enior itizen Art by students and by retired senior citizens highlight this weeks Deseret News Art Calendar. A group of retired senior citizens of the Salt Lake Area their art work will have ersity student exhibit will begin Sunday at the Chase Fine drens Art Stimuli, will close Arts Center gallery, and the faculty exhibit will begin the same day in the Merrill Li- CONTINUING CXHKITS Prcf Jacob Lanou Bfrthe Ecces An CenAi&um ter, OpJen, Go dan bptk of Pa ntlngs Capito Rotunoa EurODtan a''! Gallery of Fnt Art Cottonwood Mall Dennis Sm tn E airie B Smith end Max S R ch Weber State College Union Building Ooden University of Utah groduete students F ne Arts Mue m iParx thes s B 09 ) Neil Passey The Movie 39th South and Wasatch Blvd , Ron Bergen, Barites Bank, Keysvrlle Contemporary art Gallery 2W 264 S Mam Area and European art Utah Art Gallery 3? $ Mam Matt Med'en, Lamplighter Gallery 1615 Foothill Dr , European ana local art Woh r A't Gallery, 4337 S State bia- gallery Works by University of Utah undergraduate art students will open Fnday at the Union Building gallery. dis- placed beginning Tuesday m the Tiffin Room, ZCMI down- The Salt Lake Art Center, which is having one of its most popular exhibits, Chil town store The annual Utah State I'm- - temporarily at on May 29. ssploy Utah Associated Art its member iow Carnage House Gallery, 409 E South Tempie, H Francis Seilers Phil mi Gallery M4 E 2nd South, Sister Paracnta pioneer Craft House 32715th East) Jtah Technical Co, leva stuoent exmol Provo ad Prof Glen Turner, BVU students Harris Fine Arts Center wHeriee, Frovo Emily Dal Studio AMs 2263 E 45 Sf'Uth, Eve Sumner, Tower Thee ter, 176 E 9th South, Area artists, Poppy Gatiery, 224 Pth CeU Utah artists. Artists Workshop lery 163 S Slate European art Fann Ge'iery 1994 South and Eurotan art Lamine s Art lery, 2941 b TVd South iit Gal Egun Area Gal FINALES Dean M liman Lamp-Pes- t Gallery 4 W 2nd South end. May Pau1 ?9 Kuhni, ZCMI T ff n Room erds May 26 DESERET State Signs Agreements For Poultry Inspection y ning July 1 David R director of Waldron, stale animal indiMiy, 5 Funds For Airport WASHINGTON The Stale Board of Agriculture has signed agreements with the U.S. Department of Agru ulture under which the fedetal government vnll pay half the cost 0f poul-tiinsf(tion in Utah begin- NFWS, Thursday, May 22, 1969 pointed out that under HE131, passed by the lr69 Legislature, the staie mast begin msprii.ng poultiy this year. 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