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Faithful Mormon Couple Celebrates w- ---a; i i 70 Married Years I 1 I I '1 1 I I 3 LDS Youths Sing In Europe ap-J: By HAROLD LUNDSTROM '-v i CLARESHOLM Family.members and royalty honored Mr. and Mrs. George. W. Butler as they celebrated ft.

reception held In the Qaresholm LDS chapel cultural hall In Canada All of their eight children were present at the celebration with many of their 47 grandchildren, 69 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren. Some 300 friends and relatives attended. Congratulations were received frpmT Presl-' dent and Mrs. David O. McKay; Queen Elizabeth; Ernest Manning, premier of Alberta; Lester B.

Pearson, prime minister of Canada and numerous other dignitaries. The Butlers lived in Utah before moving to Canada. I Mr. and 70th Three teenaged Latter-day Saint singers are appearing in 15 European concerts as members of the Southern rfl1ifrmia Ynnth Phorale The three singers are Elaine Herman, soprano, from West Covina; Jolene Nielson, soprano, Covina; and Marvin Payne, bass, El Monte. The founder-director is K.

Gene Simmonds. Eighteen-year-old Marvin Payne is making his debut as soloist with the Youth Chorale. Marvin has served as director of the El Monte West Ward Choir, Covina Stake, and also taught music for two years at a childrens summer day camp. He has recently been awarded a scholarship to Brigham Young University where he will continue his musical training. The 70-vdice chorale is being heard in London, Oslo, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Copenhagen, Lubeck, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Gmunden, Marmisch, Innsbruck, Alp-bach (Austria), Lucerne, and Paris where a performance of the Chorale is being nationally heard and seen over Mrs.

George Butler celebrate their wedding anniversary in Canada. FROM PRESIDENT SMITH New Book Gives Wise Counsel the National French Television and Radio Networks. The tour marks the second-European, tour of. the. Chorale since it made its official debut in the Pasadena Rose Bowl on May 31, 1965.

The Youth Chorale includes singers leiween 16 and 20 years of age who have been selected by audition of musical training and scholarship. In addition, personal recommendations i that attest to their moral excellence and social maturity ire required from teachers, ministers, and other professional persons in their community. They represent 40 communities in an area of 140 miles distance. understanding of their responsibilities as members of the Church. Composed of many of his sermons delivered to the body of the Church and to students and at stake conferences, President Smith continues to cry repentance to all who will hear his voice: For as he says I know of noth-.

ing that is more important or necessary at this time than tocry repentance, even among the Latter-day Saints, and I call upon them as well as upon those who are not members of the Church, to heed the words of our Redeemer. He hassfafed definitely that no unclean thing can Take Hr a Te by JoMvb Fielding Smith. Deserst Bock Com M.W Take Heed To Yourselves," by Joseph Fielding Smith, is both a warning of things to come and wise counsel beneficial to all in the Church and others. As the name implies it is designed to give Latter-day Saints a better tniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiimiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiHiimB NEW BISHOPRICS enter his presence." Take Heed To Yourselves is another contribution of a great doctrinal authority and historian. Dming the 56 years that this staunch leader has served as one of the Twelve Apostles and as a member of the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he has written 23 books of doctrine and history.

This newest volume is one of the most timely to come from the writings and sermons- of this eminent preacher of righteousness. Among the best known of his writings are: Essentials in Church 'His tory, The Way to Perfection, Man: His Origin and Destiny, he Progress of Man, Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith, Signs of the Times, and Gospel Questions, running presently to five volumes. S.P.L. Rowan Taylor, well-known southern California musician, is serving as director for six performances of the musical, Oklahoma, in the historic San Gabriel Mission Playhouse, Aug. 30 through Sept.

3. A member of the music department faculty at Pierce College in Los Angeles, Mr. Taylor is also a composer of mriy numbers, including an opera, an oratorio, and 16. symphonies. His compositions have been performed widely throughout the United States.

They have also" been played in Korea and Japan. Mr. Taylor has been guest conductor of the Brigham: Young University Symphony Orchestra in a program of his compositions. He was also a finalist in the Interna-' tional Dimitri Mitropoulous Conducting Competition four years ago. He has served as a division and a district MIA supervisor, a stake music director, and musical director of a recital series, Saturday Evening Concerts.

The performances of Oklahoma are being produced by the West Covina Ward. The leading roles are being sung by Pat Fisher, Bobby Woods, and Ray Woods. Dr. Carl Markworth, drama Instructor at Los Angeles High School, is the stage director. Pleasant View Second Ward, Ben Lomond Stake, Utah: Bishop William L.

Soelberg, Floyd J. Penrod, Norman V. Larsen. Shelley Fourth Ward, Shelley Stake, Idaho: Bishop Ivan R. Huntsman, Keith Drollinger, Leslie T.

BillsB Snowflake Ward, Snowflake Stake, Bishop Ronald E. Reed, Charles L. Ballard, John V. Eastman. Elwood Ward, South Bear River Stake, Utah: Bishop Richard C.

Harris, Willis C. Petersen, Frank L. Anderson. Tremonton Second Ward, South Bear River Stake, Utah: Bishop" Clifford H. McMurdie, Dean V.

Orwin, John R. Bolton. Winter Haven Ward, Tampa Stake, Bishop Waymon Meadows, Leonas Dicks, James E. King Jr. Layton 11th Ward, Layton Stake, Utah: Bishop Lewis Macfariane, Douglas L.

Corna by, Rulon Brinkerhoff. West Palm -Beach Ward, Miami Stake, Bishop John J. DePalma, James C. Pierce, Eldon L. Landers.

WNYW RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE i Burney Branch, North Davis Stake, Utah: Pres. Robert F. Hays, Gerald L. Fowles, Richard DeAtley. Montrose Ward, Grand Junction Stake, Bishop Robert J.

Buliington, Lloyd D. Nelson, Donald K. McKrola. Fremont Second Ward, nay-ward Stake, Bishop Thomas H. Green, Robert W.

Crandall, Mark Dee Van Wagoner. Fremont Third Ward, Hay--ward Stake, (formerly Irvington Ward) Bishop Harry Hollingshaus, Merlin R. Williams, David A. Winer. ML Olive Branch, North Carolina Stake, N.C.: Pres.

Wilbur Jesse Eubanks, Deri G. Walker, John S. Carr. Idaho Falls 13th Ward, North Idaho Falls Stake, Idaho: Bishop Harold L. Christensen, Otto W.

Andrews, Kenneth H. Lords. Branch! Santa Rosa Stake, Pres. George J. Franklin.

John Smith, Langford R. Pinola. Scottsdale Fourth Ward, Scottsdale Stake, Bishop George M. Wayne M. Tippetts, Dodge C.

Golding. Provo 30th Ward, Sharon Stake, lltah: Bishop Joseph V. Dunn, Lowell W. Dobson, William 0. OLsen.

Kearns Ward, Kearns Stake, Utah: Bishop Virl J. Kimber, Ronald C. Clark, Robert A Larsen, MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD Choir CBS Program The HFvear-old Tabernadg Choir I Ri most notab It contribution to musical tradition within the Church acclaimed around lh world as an organliahon Mo 1 highest In musical mastery. The traditional broadcasts of Inspirational music and thought are heard halos wasfclr in English over WNYW on Sunders Mid Thunders at ZOO GMT. Frequencies: 17 MS, 15.44 (Europe) 17.73 (Africa) 17.730, 15.440 (Latin America) A- LDS PROGRAMMING ENGLISH PROGRAM PEARLS OF GREAT PRICE (S min TIME 124 1575 IBS 22 vises SUNDAY AUGUST 71 mtt Broadcast Directed by Richard P.

Condie, ft Chor will sing: "Come, Holy Ghost, In Love' by Satern "AH We Lika Sheep Have Gone Astray" by Handel "A Mighty Fortress" by Luther "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains" by Robertson "Lift Up Your Heads. 0 Ye Gates" by Handel Alexander Schreiner will play pa orgaa so lost Prelude In Malor by Dupre "Retotce, the Lord is Kino" by Parker SUNDAY AUGUST Mm imm Broadcast Directed bv Richard P. Condie, the choir wtil sing: "And the Glory of the Lord" by Handel "The Shepherdess" by Schubert "Cairn as the Night" by Bohm-Caln "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child" Arr. Rlnewaid "The Spirit cf God Like Fire Is Bun Ino" Anon. Robert Cundfck will play organ eeloe: "Fugue In Minor" by Bach "in Memory at the Crucified" by Schreiner 7005 1555 7000 1541 DAT SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday SATURDAY UNTO EVERY NATION (1 hrl THE VOICE OF LEADERSHIP (15 min) MORMON CHURCH WORLDWIDE (5 Mf MOSAIC (5 min.) UNTO EVERY NATION (1 hr THOUGHTS TO LIVE BY 05 min (Sterling W.

Sill) MORMON CHURCH WORLDWIDE IS min.) MOSAIC (5 min UNTO EVERY NATION hr.) THESE LATTER DAYS OS min MORMON CHURCH WORLDWIDE (5 min MOSIAC (S min.) NOTES FROM THE EDIIOR (5 min Jacksonville Branch, North Carolina Stake, N.C.: Pres. Robert H. Wakefield, Paul J. Bunnell, Thomas W. Griffith.

a Idaho Falls 38th Ward, South Idaho Falls Stake, Idaho: Bishop Gleyre C. Frederickson, Winston W. Hickman, Horlace D. Nelson. 7025 1555 7000 1545 TOM 1535 NOTE: For detailed frequency Information write: KSL Specie! Affairs Division 145 Social Hall Avenue Sad Lake City, Utah $4111 iiiiiiiiiiitiiininttiiiiiiiitniiitiiiitiinmtmmtmiiiiittnntiiittmiiniiiiiiiimiinmtniiiiiiiiiiiimiHiiiiimiiiiim WEEK ENDING AUGUST 6, 1966 9 CHURCH-11.