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Show Paul Harvey Sex Education In Christian Schools By PAUL HARVEY It appears to be the contemporary consensus school is the place to learn about sex. The Sex and Educati o n a 1 Council of the United States (SECUS) has been Draised and damned for its pro gram of sex Mr. Harvey education in public schools. El Paso, Tex., after a fight, rejected the program after area had denounced the program as a vulgar, amoral conspiracy to corrupt. I have seen paragraphs and phrases lifted from context in the SECUS curriculum which do, indeed, appear to reduce the sex act to barnyard breeding. that SB As with all education, but mension is absent, no child political can have a total education. and social sciences, much deIncreasing sexual permispends on where and how in- siveness is being taught in dividual teachers place em many public schools as if it phasis. jwere being discovered here Already, there have been and now . Any student of hiscourt cases confirming that tory recognizes increasing some teachers treat the sub- amorality as a recurring ject like "fun and games," phase which has kept the others titillate themselves 'world going in circles for with Saxon words, detailed ,6,000 years. blackboard drawings and I Frequently, however, to expect any day to hear of day's students are denied a classroom demonstrations of sense of history. In their social science courses they no the sex act. Where science ends and longer learn the roots of Westpornography begins, the Su ern culture molded by the preme Court cannot agree Christian ethic. and I certainly will not pre Today they study the population explosion, race tensume to decree. I have been interested to sions, hunger. Instead of besee the manner in which the ing they are same subject Is taught in the Christian schools which are Now, suppose we do and sprouting up around the Unit we do in the SECUS program teach sex with the spiritual ed States at a rate of almost dimension omitted, what's five new ones every week. The National Association of wrong with that? If SECUS Christian Schools does encour- courses, even when adminisage sex education, but not tered in competent hands, with pictures and diagrams treat the subject of sex as a phy of dogs and toads likened to clinical sical relationship, what will the sex act in humans. On these campuses, which be the result? Already we are measuring are providing increasing aca- some results of permissivedemic excellence in a Chrisness: epidemic venereal ditian environment, the criterearlier pregnancies, inion for propriety in sex edu- sease, iUegitunacy. creasing cation is this: Does it enNext in "normal noble man? events course" of human It is the Christian's convic- comes a whole generation of tion that the purpose of man's unloved children. Whatever being here is more important that Is, it's not progress. than the practice of reproducATTEND MEET tion; that if the spiritual di-Mrs. Carrie Tobler and Mrs. Sarah Westerberg, Homemak-in-g teachers at the Preston Senior and Junior High School, attended a special sewing presentation for Home Economics instructors in this area. Miss Catherine Berger, who is visiting the United States from Switzerland, presented new sewing techniques and teaching methods. The demonstration was held Wed' nesday evening at the Stylish Fabric Center in Logan. particularly in the culture-oriente- publem-oriente- Carpel SEE SHIP AWARDED Electrician's Mate Second Gass Chester C. Jensen, USN, son of Mrs. Edna O. Jensen of 39 W. First N., Preston, is Attention You may save on students car insurance serving aboard the destroyer at Long Beach, USS Berkeley Calif. His ship was recently presented the Meritorious Unit Your good grades may earn you a 25 discount on your car Commendation for meritor Insurance with Farmers Good Student Discount plan. Check ious services in Vietnam. if to your Farmers agent today see you qualify. While in Vietnam, his ship five- employing two rapid-fir- e inch guns, displayed superb accuracy in shore bombard ment missions and stopping District Agent of the enemy troop and logis tic flow southward. FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Almost always within range SERVING SOUTHERN IDAHO & NORTHERN UTAH of enemy shore batteries, the Phone Berkeley prowled the coast West Oneida, Preston damaging or destroying riv- - ROBERT H. ACOCK 862-19- 24 S f .rafefe. uvnwiuif IQfiO TTt.I. J Mil I. Ccunlies Sell Savings Bonds totaled FOR BRIDES -- ek professional officer course in recognition of his potential as a leader in the aerospace force. The captain is being reassigned to Andrews AFB, Md., as a budget officer. A graduate of Preston High School, he received a B.S. degree from Utah State University and an M.B.A. degree from Michigan State University and is a member of Sigma Nu and Beta Alpha Psi. The captain, who has served d, this Carlson's Captain Larry R. Dursteler, MAY 8.I son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dursteler of Preston, has been U. S. Savings Bond sales in graduated from the Air Un- Franklin county Officer $12,772 and in Caribou county iversity's Squadron school at Maxwell AFB, Ala. $16,302 by the end of March. Franklin county sold $4,347 Captain Dursteler was speworth during the month of cially selected for the d. ct NO. 4 Preston Man Gets Squadron Diploma1 i oause-and-effe- FOR VOL. VIII THREE CONTESTANTS in the Ricks College Named to Group Caribou county sold $3,970. Franklin county had achieved 21.3 percent of its $50,000 goal as compared to 21.7 for Caribou county with a $60,000 goal. in Vietnam, was commissioned upon completion of Officer Training School at Lackland AFB, Tex. His wife, Tamra, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Niles Follett of 14 W. Center, Hyde Park, Utah. FOR GUESTS BRIDAL REGISTRY Exclusive Gifts It's ajjnnn nMaVTUM ejVTV qMMflHtt Com- mercial contest held Friday are shown, from left, Ju Anne Driggs of Driggs, LuAme Furness of West Jefferson, Terreton, and Saundra Beckstead of West Side High of Dayton. The Ricks Division of Business sponsored the contest for more than 350 students in typing and shorthand. Prof. Kenneth Papenfuse, division chairman, said the results will be announced after all tabulations have been completed. Preslon Han March and surgeI claw milker Former Winder Girl Travels To Portugal Miss Leona Winger, formerly of returned to her Jay A. Carlson, controller home Winder, in Salt Lake City Sunfor the Newspaper Agency Corporation in Salt Lake City, day evening after a trip to was recently named a mem- Lisbon, Portugal. Miss Winber of the Institute of News ger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. paper Controllers and Fin W. O. Winger, is presently ance officers. Newspaper Agency Corpor employed with United Air ation Is the production, ad- Lines in Salt Lake. vertising and circulation Among the highlights of the agency for the Deseret News and the Salt Lake Tribune. Jay is the son of Mrs. Elda Carlson Burtcher and the late Alvin G. Carlson. He graduated from Preston High School and Utah State Univer sity in accounting. He was employed by a public accounting and auditing firm in Los Angeles for two and half years and since returning to Salt Lake City has worked as a corporation accountant and budget analyst. He joined the Newspaper Agency in September of 1967 as assistant controller. er choke points, highway complexes and bridges. In addition, an estimated 72 waterborne logistic craft were destroyed. Fifty enemy vessels were blown from the water and 33 damaged in one four-da- y foray. trip were visiting typical Por- tuguese villages and restaur- ants, castles, and of course, CARL'S me oeauwui Deaches the Atlantic. 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