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Show Tage & SIGNPOST April 17, 1961 75 Educators Expected for Reading Meet The new media for reading versatility workshop will be he'd today in the Union Building under the direction of Dr. Leland Mon-son and Mr. Glen J. Ward, WSC English Department. Registration is expected to include about 75 educators from Utah, southern Idaho, eastern Nevada, and western Wyoming. This workshop is sponsored cooperatively by Weber State and the Educational Developmental Laboratories to acquaint the teachers of reading with new media and techniques of instruction and to show how these new methods can be successfully incorporated into the reading program of today in order to cieete more versatile readers for tomorrow. Dorothy Kendall Bracken and Stanford E. Taylor are the two well-qualified speakers of this workshop. Dr. Bracken will speak on "Toward a Broad Program of Reading Instruction". She is director of the Reading Clinic at the Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, editor of the Texas Association for Improvement of (Good Luck) The China Nile invites you to relax in our easy SOUTH SEA SETTING Serving Chinese, American and Polynesian Food 2783 WASH. BLVD. 393-1031 Visit Two States Oil Concert Tour Sixty members of the Weber State College Concert Band, K. Earl Ericksen, director of bands; Mrs. Glenn L. Hanson, college inline department, and Alan -I. Day-'ey, dean of men, are currently touring seven high schools in Utah and Wyoming. The group will return tomorrow.Schedule: WednesdayMorgan T-Iigh School, North Summit High, and Wasatch High. Thursday Evanston High School, Wyo., and Kemmerer High, 7"o. Friday Star Valley High School, Wyo.. and Jackson High. -r-o. Reading Newsletter, member of the board of directors of the International Reading Association, and is the author of numerous articles and books concerning the improvement of reading. Dr. Taylor will speak on "Eye Movements and Reading: Facts and Fallacies". He is president of the Educational Developmental Laboratories, director of research at the Reading and Study Skills Center in New York, inventor of numerous educational devices, and the author of a number of books, articles, and research studies relating to the improvement of reading. TRAVEL AND BE PAID FOR IT, TOO, as a STEWARDESS WITH UNITED Fly into 117 Exciting Cities Across the U.S.A. and Hawaii. Enjoy association with interesting people. Train in our new stewardess center in Chicago at our expense summer classes open. To qualify you must be 20,-26, single, 5'2"-5'9" For additional information contact: CLAIRE SHUHOLM DA 8-8044 Mon.-Wed. 8:00 - 3:30 An Equal Opportunity Employer UNITED Planrslrso a V or Party? H edin Let Us Help You Our Catering Service provides the most worry-free weddings and parties. We furnish the best: i Wedding Cakes Table Decorations it Refreshments Caterers Dishes 0r9an and Organist Organ Center Catering 2618 Washington Blvd. 392-1829 FIELD TRIP Bryce, Zion Call Geology Buffs A geology field trip to Zions and Bryce National Parks will be-Z'm April 2 for an expected CO students, according to Dr. Dallas O. Peterson, associate professor of' 3'eology. The trip 'asts fcur days and is open to any interested students. The students must let either Dr. Peterson rr Dr. Walter R. Buss know that he is going by April 20 at the latest. Dr. Peterson stated that the student cost for the trip would be $21 this covering all necessities with the exception of a sleeping bag end personal items. The price may fluctuate slightly if a weather-permit ing Grand Excursion is included in the trip. Because of the great demand, a Mesa .Verde National Park trip, which is usually held every other year, will be held this May 7-11 with a tentative cost of $30. Students planning to go on this trip may notify Dr. Peterson or Dr. Buss by May 4. Tickets for both trips may be bought at the treasurer's office. KLO Radio 40 Fabulous Years in Ogden with MUSIC! mm SPOPJSS!! For the College Mind . Isten TODAY on 1420 BEN LOMOND GOLF COURSE NOW OPEN Not 3 or 9 holes, but a complete 18-hole course, the only one in the Ogden area. Also cafe, driving range, and Golf Pro Ernie Schnei-ter, Jr. See You at BIN LOMOMD GOLF COURSE 1600 North 500 West HARRISVILLE 782-9904 394-0102 The Home of the FINEST PSZZA BEST ATMOSPHERE CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS Come in and enjoy the nicest place in town to eat TAKE-HOMES 2788 Washington Blvd. "PEPSI-COLA" AND "PEPSI" ARE TRADE. MARKS OF PEPSI-COLA COMPANY, REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. 1963 PEPSI-COLA COM PAW MMmmmmm , llpiliiipilill liiSiSiiiiliiiiiiill pill Siiiii ;l I K't s '' -' ?: V. J ; -' - ' r ' ' Pepsi ) ' i r v - hi it $ ? ; , c , 1 now its Pepsi-for those who think young Pepsi-Cola is proud to be a sponsor of the Miss Weber State Pageant, fPEPSI'COLA in conjunction with the Miss America Pageant. We wish good luck to all the contestants. 1 |
