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Show bara, 10 and Martha, 7, play the piano and Barbara has begun to take cello lessons. MUSICAL G. B. HEALY FAMILY MOVES TO SUGAR HOUSE church here, continuing the long record he has established as soloist solo-ist in a number of churches of different denominations in the midwest. He once traveled 350 miles to sing a role in the Messiah in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, and another time drove 150 miles through deep snow from Davenport to Chicago to sing. Both the Healy children, Bar- From Handel to Herbert, that's the musical record of new Sugar House resident G. Byron Healy. formerly of Davenport, Iowa, Eau Claire, Wisconsin and Aurora, Illinois. A baritone, Mr. Healy has sung "The Seven Last Words of Christ" on several occasions, and has taken the leads in such semi-classics as Herbert's ' Babes in Toyland" and Strauss' "Merry Widow." Mr. Healy moved his family to Utah because his employer, International Inter-national Harvester Co., transferred trans-ferred him to the Salt Lake office as assistant district manager. The Healys are pleased and impressed with the fact Salt Lake has so much musical activity. M!rs. Healy, Helen, is a petite, vivacious brownette who played the cello in a ladies trio in Davenport. Daven-port. She appeared in "Babes in Toyland" as Red Riding Hood because she is so small. Both Mr. and Mrs. Healy have appeared on many programs and concerts of community groups in Davenport, and were active in musical organizations at the University Uni-versity of Illinois. Mr. Healy sang solo numbers with the men's glee club. Already Mr. Healy has appeared as soloist in the First Baptist |
