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Show 1 I- - I k w ' REVIEW, COTTONWOOD Riverboat Prof Loves Turtle Life Plans March 24, 1966 HIGHLIGHTS HEIGHTS Obscenity Proposals, Parents, Miss The Boat sessions with their peers tor further enlightenment and receive distorted answers. Public school instruction would provide accurate facts and by Faye Hadley Obscenity laws are now the big issue but possibly the problem Is not a cause but a result. Teenagers not securing frank discussion at home and school are turning to other sources of information. The most diligent parents often find it difficult to discuss sex with their offspring. Edu- - prime the pump, encouraging shy teens to question parents. Raised in an era of prudery as the parental generation was, they cannot be blamed enThe tirely for omissions. coming generation, however, is not prudish, . Adolescents, boys in particular, frequently collapse in giggles in discussions of frank reality but nervous laughter is usually relief at having fears absolved. There is some sex education in public schools. In the present world it is not enough. Instruction has been limited to segregated classes learning the functions of their own bodies. Problems involve lack of knowledge in interrelationships and functions of ti you live in COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS pleas call Foy Hadley, with news tips or activities of your club, church, civic club, scout group, etc. 278-246- 9 cation on the subject has a tendency to progress to a certain point and stop. Our youth turn to behind the barn bull the opposite sex. Turning to car the stranger offered to drive Mr. Riches to the hospipeer groups and erotic literature is a logical result of tal but was asked instead to call the doctor informing him curiosity. Educators are aware of the deficiency and with cooperation of parents, are trying todo something about it of the trouble. call learned Through this of the doctors absence. He then drove to the office and meeting Mr. Riches, offered further help. old almost The three-ye- ar bled to death. On arrival at the hospital a transfusion was administered. Thanks to a who left without passer-b- y, giving his name, medical help was received in time. The Riches family wish to thank this man properly. They have tned unsuccessfully to find him since the accident. He or anyone knowing who he Is is asked to contact them at 7279 Pippin Drive or call 3. He was driving a pick-u- p truck light blue (possibly a late model Chevrolet). He is between 35 and 40 vears old and is dart haired and the boys accompanying him were approximately 12 and 14 years old. Search For A Samaritan On February 22, Mr. Robert Riches went sleigh riding with his sons ages three and seven. The day almost ended in Coasting a hill off 70th South near Apple Valley Subdivision, Mr. Riches and his boys had a serious accident. The father, his back fractured, managed to get the badly bleeding three-year-into the car and started the struggle back up the hill for the other boy. At this time a gentleman, accompanied by two older boys stopped and assisted him. Placing the second child in the old ' he 278-274- j Retarded Get Big Job Break r A major breakthrough in employment of the mentally was welcomed here recently by Harold L. Pope, President of the UtahAssocla-tio- n for Retarded Children. A contract was signed between the U. S. Department of Labor and the National Association for Retarded Children of which the Utah Association for Retarded Children Is a member, to place 1500 mentally retarded persons in training program in the nation's retail chains. Here in Utah, we pledge our utmost cooperation in supplying the retarded individuals to enter this training program, in assuring that they are ready for Jobs, and supplementing their new work experience with counseling, guidance and recreation, he said. According to the contract which was signed by Secretary of Labor, W. Willard Wlrtz and NARC President, Thomas A. Tucker, today, the trainees will be paid $1.25 an week (or hour for a 40-hthe existing minimum wage rate.) The employers will be reimbursed by the government for half this amount and upon successful completion of training, the mentally retarded workers will attain equal pay and status with fellow employees. At the ceremonies in the Labor Department Secretary's office, NARC President Tucker concluded his speech of acceptance and appreciation with these words: I would point out that over a period of ten years, the trainees who miter the pro-- si we have signed today will ive paid back, in taxes on the wages they have earned as equal --status employees, double what It cost to train them. i t retarded Cartoonist Walt Kelly, with his "Pogo and other citizens of Okeefenokee Swamp, has nothing over on Dr. John M. Legler, associate professor of zoology at the University of in Salt Lake City. Pro- lessor Legler has made it his business to study the life times of aquatic turtles on the Chagres River in the Panama Canal Zone. His area of study is about five miles east of Gamboa and can be reached only by a boat trip of the same dis The place is called tance. Juan Mina and Is characters- much ed by remoteness, swamp and dense forest Being a zoologist the Utah professor has a more scientif- ic approach than Walt Kelly the "mud turkles of Pogo the professor calls fame his triads "Pseudemy but his methods scripta Jl' Refinery waste water comes in here (foreground) and pure water goes out there (background), plant at explain Manager R. G. Anderson, left, to two visitors at the new water-treati- ng American Oil Companys Salt Lake City refinery. The visitors are, center, Mrs. Eugene L. Bliss, who has headed important air and water conservation committees for the League of Women Voters, and Lynn M. Thatcher, executive secretary of the Water Pollution Control Board for Salt Lake City. At right, R. C. Mursener, superintendent of technical services for the refinery. - American Oil Installs Water Plant American Oil Company has installed a new water-treati- ng plant to purify refinery water before discharging it into Salt Lake Citys drainage canal. Announcement was made today by R. G. Anderson, refinery manager, who said the facility cost more than $125,-00- 0. shake-doDuring a two-we-ek period, we have tested the water-treati- ng facility, Anderson told newsmen during a special tour, and we are with its efficiency. It pleased removes oils and solids from our waste water, and should more than meet the standards of our community. Anderson explained the purification process in nontechnical terms. Oil and suspended solids in the waste that water are flocculated is, caused to gather into lumps --- by use of chemicals. Air continually jets into the water causing the floes to surface. wn ATC Lets Loose Utah. Glenn T. Seaborg, Dr. chairman of the AEC, announced today the U. of u. workshop would be cme of 33 in the nation for the 1966 sum- mer quarter. Director of the program will be radiation science as it relates to engineering and the natural life sciences. Each participant accepted program is el: for up to $75 per week in stipends, a maximum of $80 travel pay, and $15 per week for each dependent. A maximum of four dependents may be claimed.. Each person who successfully completes the course is given $1,000 worth of equipment to take back to his school for teaching purposes. SPECIAL $20.00 NOW ONLY pwmanent $9.95 27tm South and Hiohcano Drive includes cut n water. (infra-transmitt- ers dif-tre- be-m- Surpasses any whiskey youve NEW smoothness! ever tasted. Brilliant! NEW smartness ! Unique extra process rounds off its edges. Brilliant! Voted tops among 6783 people sampled. Brilliant! 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This lab main-Ut- ah tains the field station at Juan Mina, and also allows Legler and Moll use pf the lab facil-a- nd ltles la nearby Panama City, There are three groups of turtles in the study, 1) hatch- lings, who inhabit the areas of floating grass around quiet lagoons, 2) old adults, nearly always observed In or on the vegektioail mats of die main river, and 3) young adults, who live on mats in quiet at the University is Dr. Robert C. Pendleton, associate research professor and his assistant is Dr. James L. Lords. Both are from the Department of Molecular and Genetic Bi- 1 our With Loot The United States Atomic Energy Commission, in cooperation with the National Science Foundation is providing $16,000 to enable secondary school teachers to attend a summer workshop in radiation science at the University of 4B4-2I2- WIG STYLING The method of observation and study is amazing. The young adult turtles are captur-an- d ed, marked with a permanent notch ia the shell, and then released. They are observed through blaoculars from a are no less fantastic... .and fourteen foot - high floating fascinating. He operates from tower constructed from native a floating tower and dugout materials. Many are recap-cano- e; his equipment includes tured and released a number sni- of times. Legler uses a World a World AR II infra-re- d perscope and several sonic War n sniper-sco- pe which operate on red viewing device) on the tower for ase in observing hearing aid batteries. Legless assistant is a night activity. The turtles graduate student, Edward O. are inactive at night except Moll during the mating season (Jan-a- nd MolL 25, of Illinois. his wife live on location uary and February), when fe-- in a forty year old bouse in males lay their eggs after an abandoned citrus grove, dark. The older turtles are fewer The grove is surrounded by heavy virgin rain forest with in number and much more es towering to 200 feet, ficult to study. At the time Dr, Legler, himself, has spat of a recent progress report, a month in Juan Mina every only 10 had been captured, other math since last sum- - In order to trace their move-m- er. ments, Legler tapes small The project is sponsored by transmitters known as "Sonic the Research Committee of Salma Tags to each turtle, the University of Utah and ge- n- Then with a receiver connect-erous- ly supported by the N- a- ed to an underwater "hydro-tion- al Science Foundatia. Its phae he and Moll listen to purpose, according to Legler, the signals and note their dlls "to analysed as thoroughly reetia and distance. Each as possible the major events transmitter is set at an in-- in on the life history of a com- - dividual frequency before aquatic turtle in thelsth- - ing placed on the shell of This method is mian regia of Panama. He the turtle. because the is interested in such items necessary as the population of the area chances of recapturing the (turtles of courseX growth adults in a short period of patterns, degree of movement time are somewhat slim, from an established home to prove point, diet, and we cant escape the subject job iU Pmoni We're proud of our meat at AG and Foodtown. Were proud of the fine grain, delicately marbled texture, ef rich deeply red color edged with just enough Creamy white fat. We're careful to age it properly and n to trim the excess fat, bone, and gristle awoy. These are the characteristics that distinguish AG and meats . . . that's why we're anxious to have you SEE BOTH SIDES OF THE MEAT. It's another exciting "first" at AG and Foodtown. Food-tow- i, |