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Show 4 THURSDAY. JUNE 14, 1956 Utah County. Utah A DAILY HERALD Palmyra News 40 Visiting Experts Will Teach at Summer School Benjamin News j - , Agri-Visitin- e . . be-gue- Uni-!wi1- 1 By REGENE PEAY Mr anH mn Tk mas Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs. Walter) H. Ludlow and Mrs. Pricilla Bing- ham attended a family gathering: the home of Fred Ludlow in opaujsu x urx recenny. BF.N.TAMTN Forty guest experts have been first term will be Anthony Ivins, By SHIRLENE OTTESEN named to fill positions as visiting associate professor at Chaffey Younei. of the Brieham members Junior Collree. Ontario. Cal. Eric PALMYRA Mr. and Mrs. WilUniversity Summer School faculty. Bransby, noted mural artist who;iiam E Hansen and son, Sidney, The college of Education, which ils m,w uoing a eiies ui muidis ai of Palmyra drove to Logan Sunday has appointed 16 visiting teachers, Colorado Springs Air Force Base, afternoon to attend the Utah Poulwill have more than any other Mary An Bransby, free lance try Breeders and Hatchers Assowill teach second ciation convention held of silversmith, of the lege University. Seven Monday the 10 colleges will have visiting' term. and Tuesday. Mr. Hansen is presiof Biological and College faculty members this summer. dent of the has engaged Wil- - sided over theassociation and preSciences cultural in education' instructor convention. research and services during the;ford olsen' -- olorafl A ancl M P- -ui ui imfirst term wil' be Garth Blackham, ,tfMn vv,,u ,tllLUCU r member of the Child Study andillver ,luke'. lor tne first term of mr. ana Mrs james wail of sch001 Kuion K. Broughan nataei, cant., were recent Counseling Service which serves summcr the and management visitors at the home of Mr. and Procedure eight schools in Phoenix, Ariz.iof ueneva n"us nesen. iney aiso visu- ai bteei uo., S rtf Rorriin Edward aepanmeni Rurpan ed with account-versity other friends while here. instructor in Psychological Services at theof Commerce of Michigan, will teach l?& for hf College during both terms second term. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen of Education Administration Family Living Benjamin were hosts to their club The College of Family Living at its last meeting. The hostess Visiting faculty members in education administration for the first will have thre- - guest instructors. served a tasty hot supper to the Ida Hamblin, former dietician and group and games were played dur-in- e term include Elmer J. Utah assistant superintendent social service worker, will teach the eveninff. Those wtnninff of Public Instruction; William P. foods and nutrition during first 'prizes were Iris Crumn. Carrie Miller, president of Weber Co- term. Bonnie Hansen Dyer, and Hansen, Mark Hansen and Leon llege: and John F. Mower, princi- Margaret Potter will teach during Jarvis. pal of Dixon Junior High School, second session. William Mulder, University of Merrill Hallam of Provo. J. C. Moffitt, Provo SuperSpanish Fork intendent of Schools, will be a Utah, will be a member of the was the in Sacrament speaker faculty member in this department English department along with meeting Sunday. He presented the Wanda Robertson u.--u University o d,i during the second term. may- anuria oLan.tr nigii UUIIUII. New members of the education Utah elementary education mstruc- - von Nieisen, daughter of Mr. and instruction department for the first ,';Snl departments Mrs Gene Nieisefi, and Afton term are Erven Brundage, Ohio will have J0"" Wayne M. Carle, of Mr. and Mrs. .. State University, and Frieda Jen- lism director at Provo High vh d daughter , term. first of School, the sen, primary supervisor during from Primary and into the MIA! Jordan School District. Second History Instructors term instructors include Margaret Visiting history instructors dur- organization. E. Johnson, Columbia University ing first session are Leonard J. The Mutual held a party TuesTeachers College, and Erma Ben-ne- Arrington and George Ellsworth, for outthe day evening following Wasatch Elementary School, associate professors at Utah State oficers and teachers: Mary PrOvo. Agricultural College. Nathan D. going Preal Roach, Fred Banks Monk, Adof Public Classes Grundstein, professor Special Bob and Banks. John Hansen took Leo F. Cain, Dean of Educational ministration at Wayne University, of the with" audithe charge party Services and Summer Sessions at will teach second term. San Francisco State College, and In the College of Physical and ence participating in singing fun-- j 1 a rtTllPT-itWillcrm tooolior nti EnPinPPnnff SnPtlf'PC Konnath H songs ofand games under the direction Margaret Stewart and physically handicapped children at Anderson, South Dakota School of Clyde Argyle. A plate lunch was Mines and Technoloev. will be Gramercy School, Ogden, will the enjoyed by group. teach special education classes visiting member of the chemistry for term. first both terms. second department during During Mr. and Mrs. Ed A. Thomas of term, Edgar A. Doll consultant Vaughn L. Hall, Utah State Diof rector st Public Education. Palmyra, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lar-- ; psychologist Bellingham Physical Schools, will be special education Health and Recreation, will be sen of Leland and Mrs. Frank Instructor. guest instructor for first term in Shelley of Salt Lake City left for! Three visitors, R. M. Asmstad, the College of Recreation, Physical Pacific Grove, Calif., Mosjiay to; Spanish Fork; Lillis Larsen, Cedar and Health Education, and Ath- attend a Farm Bureau convention col-ln- d A Ludlow Family Holds Reunion in Spanish Fork Palmyra Man Presides At State Convention Mrs. at the home of Sharlene Peay. children. Clinton Hawkins and two Thev made cinnamon and cheese sons, also two sons-in-laAccordbiscuits. ing to the fishermen, they had a Smart Addition To Any Home! w. f sx? good catch. The clubs from the surround-a- t met at a joint meeting Mr. and Mrs. Ladd Simons and towns ing at the Benjamin Church last week, children of Salt Lake City spent a few days visiting in Benjamin. in charge of Mrs. Mary Jensen 4-- H tained the A. B.C. Club at hpr! Mr. and Mrs John Parkinson NEW DRIVING TEST home. Prizes went to Kate Hick- - have returned from California; HARTFORD, Conn. (UP) man, Dorothy Hawkins and Helen where they spent their honeymoon. Connecticut may become the first Hickman. They plan to make their home in state to give its motorists psychi- and psychological tests. Mo-M- r. SaltLake City. ' jatric and Mrs. Bert Aitken an-- ! .tor Vehicle Commissioner John nounce the arrival of a baby girl,! Guests at the home of Mr. andJ. Tynan said the idea is being born at the Payson Hospital June Mrs. Taylor Parkinson were their considered to "determine a per- 9. The newcomer has two hrnth-- ' rianphtpr and Mr and son's attitude hphind th urhool era Mrs. Max Hill and son of Berkeley, Me explained: A person may Calif. They also visited with other know the rules, have eood skill Attending the graduation exer- - relatives. Mrs Hill's sister Linda1 and reflexes and still be a bad cises of their grandsons. Don and accompanied them home driver. We Want to find a way we Ed Hayward at the University of can tell in advance." Utah, were Mrs. Clara Ludlow and; Traveling to Fish Lake over the mr. ana jvirs. &ia wayward. .weekend to go fishing were Mr There are almost twice as many and Mrs. Carl Lindstrom and four automobiles in Los Angeles alone The Five Cookies Club met children, Taylor Parkinson and two as in all of South America. snn-in-ln- 3 PIECE BEDS HOLLYWOOD Mattress and Box Springs Steel Bed Frame w aii tor. Hy. EASY TERMS mn and MATTRESS PARKING UPHOLSTERING 125 West 500 South 4-- H ,3 Lf s I Upholstered Head board Dial FR 63 Han-tvig-sen- ci, " . Journa-;Bank- Father's u t.i ROEBUCK AND CO. buy him the best! You'll find it at Sears! A ..-- i the gift every man can use t, o o City; and J. Williams, letics. Kenneth , Provo, will teach in thejaboratory school during the second session. Sleep Is Still More 11 Specialists College of Fine Arts wtil have 11 Popular Than TV specialists on their summer faculCHICAGO (UP) The Nationty. At BYU for both terms will be al Association of Bedding ManuJulius Baker, flute and woodwind facturers says Americans spend ensembles instructor at Juilliard more time sleeping than watchSchool of Music and New York ing television. College of Music; Viktor Fuchs, According to a recent survev. Toice teacher at the Vienna Con- 33,500,000 TV families in the Unit servatory for 20 years; Carl ed States now spend about man - hours per week Puerstner, special instructor at BYU and former conductor of the watching TV. This is more than the amount Cologne Opera; Daniel Martino, Drake University band director; of time devoted to earnine a liv and Kurt Weinzinger, assistant ing in the same households 1,- conductor of the Vienna Academy 900,000,000 Choir. Music education instructor But it is considerably less than for the first term will be ;Lue the number of hours spent' in slumber. Groesbeck, Utah Director of Education. 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