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Show Utah County's First Rated Chess Tourney V. The first United States Chess with the latest innovations and Federation-rated tourney to be chess news, and to receive dis-held dis-held in Utah Valley began last counts on the best chess equip-Dight equip-Dight at the Steelworkers Union ment in the world. Ball, 1847 South Columbia Lane it was emphasized that it was In Orem. The tournament is for not necessary to be an expert residents and students living in to play in a chess tournament, the state of Utah ONLY. e ach game is considered a learn-. learn-. The entry fee for this tourn- ing experiencea private lesson ament provides for Utah chess from which the players could players to join the USCF and analyze their own playing to find play a rated tournament at the ways to improve, lowest possible cost. There were two sections, an Joining the USCF allows the Open Section and a Future Sec-member Sec-member to receive a rating of tion-open to those under age his current stength which varies 13. $100 first prize was awarded as-fcis ability grows, to receive with trophies for juniors age a'membershipcardwhichentitles 8-19, Seniors over 50, top wo-the wo-the holder to play in any USCF men, and unrated players, and rated tournament in the UJS., cash prizes for rated players, to .receive a chess magazine Executive Committee Meets For County Council of Govts. 'S Agenda for the Council, of Governments Executive Committee Commit-tee to be held in the Provo City Commission Chambers Thursday1, Thurs-day1, January 11, at 7:30 p.m. is as follows: Prayer Approve minutes ( 5 minutes) min-utes) I 2. Y ear E nd F inancial Report (10 .minutes) ArlynSperry ; 3; Old Business 4 County Recreation Pro--f :; gram (5 minutes) Verl Stone b. Certification Requirements Require-ments for F ederal funding-Progress Report and discussion (.15 minutes min-utes ) George Scott. 4.' New business vote for new officers (Vice President & Secretary -Treasurer) (10 minutes,) Verl Stone. 5. Other business (15 minutes) MEETING SCHEDULE FOR OCTOBER: Thursday, January 11, 7:30 p.m., Provo City Commission Chambers. Thursday, February 8, 7:30 p.m., County Commission. Thursday, March 8, 1973, 7:30 p.m., Spanish Fork City Hall. Thursday, April 12, 7:30 p.m., American Fork City Hall Big IRS Catches Up With S.L. Man SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH -A. Grover Gifford, 44, 5337 Bay-wood Bay-wood Circle.pleadedguiltyTues-day, Circle.pleadedguiltyTues-day, January, 2, 1973, to a charge of failing to file Federal income tax returns for the years 1963 and 1969. Chief United State District Judge Willis W. Ritter continued sentencing for 30 days. Gifford was charged on Sept. 19, 1972, with failing to file his 1967, 1968, and 1969 Federal income tax returns. The count relating to the 1967 year was dismissed after Gifford pleaded guilty to the 1968 and 1969 charges. The complaint alleged that Gifford had income of $10, 695 in 1968 and $22,180 in 1969. During the years 1967 through 1979 Gifford was engaged in stock promotions and real estate operations under different corporate cor-porate entities. On March 29, 1970, the Security Sec-urity & Exchange Commission obtained a permanent injunction against Gifford, prohibiting him from using any instruments of transportation or communication in interstate commerce to offer to sell the common stock of Manico Limited or Colonial Investment In-vestment Corporation. Room. Thursday, May 10, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14, 7:30 p.m. (Summer Recess) Thursday September 13, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, October 11, 7:30 p.m. ITT Spring Crest Tmperi:7 wutiful Music . . . , ' Etery adult rtcciAa f; - f fl , 1st pr&s, recording - k2-zXx Q - - mdlTn H :? ) nmmirmMZ X -popular west coast ( ifUjlSJCEN nr-W- r I'GE STEREO PLAYER yJ Hcclon Lining M windoware J 7r J vEf: - 150 SOUTH STATE STREET -; -feH2 0REAA 225-8803 s$Jr ft Tree 'Estimates" Tree 'Decorator Coordinating ft-Terms, of course-' I ! . I I K-d- --; r i A , V " ' "! ' : i x -v i h if i . v I J if- I Orem-Geneva Times January 11, 1972 Preschool Training Class For Porenfs Parents of pre-school children week; registration fee will be are invited to attend a class de- $5.00. For further information signed to help them better pre- call: Udel Westover, Alpine pare their young children to enter School District - 373-9666 or elementary school. The class Mrs. Clawson 225-7568. will begin at 7:00p.m., Thursday, January 18, at Lincoln Jr. High School, room number 7. The instructor will be Mrs. Sandra Clawson. She has received a Master's degree from Brigham Young University in Special Education. Ed-ucation. The class will last for eight weeks, two hours each The condition of prime in reference to furs results from a thinning of the skin together with an increase in the number of hairs making up the fur. T his condition is present only in mid-winter. Sil'i, 'Ztttte fried 1ut Open Friday & Saturday Evenings at 6:00 p.m. OR ANYTIME FOR PRIVATE PARTIES OF 25 OR MORE LIVE MUSIC Bob Evans Friday Night Country Cousins Saturday Night OWNED AND MANAGED BY SIL HATHAWAY Call For Reservations 225-2910 or 489-6159 WINNERS OF THE CHRISTMAS DRAWING held at the newly opened Business Services Co., 571 South State Street, Orem, are shown above with manager Virgil Walker displaying their prizes: Top, William W. Whelplpy (left), manager of Timpanogos Memorial Gardens, won a Victor Adding Machine. Bottom, Mrs. Natie Wilberg, housewife, won a SCM Cor,ona Electric Typewriter. BYU Teachers To Lecture On Tour Four Brigham Young Uni- the nation, and, according to Mr. Sharp, the speakers have been enthusiastically received by Church members and non-members non-members alike. Prof. Covey is a well-known speaker who has served as a ward bishop and president of the Irish Mission, and is pre- versity faculty members have sently a member of the Priest-been Priest-been selected to represent the hood Teacher Development Com-LDS Com-LDS Church Educational System mittee. He is also a mission as speakers for the Eleventh representative for the Church. Annual Lecture Tour during the He has served as an assistant summer of 1973. to the president of BYU They are Prof. Stephen R. Dr. Waters has taught in the Covey, associate professor of BYU College of Business for organizational behavior; Dr. Max the past 15 years. He served L. Waters, professor ofbusiness as a bishop in the Church for education; Dr.CharlesL. Metten, 7 vears and is currently professor of dramatic arts; and a member of the Melchizedek Dr. Robert J. Matthews, assis- priesthood Correlation Task tant professor of ancient scrip- Committee of the Church tures Dr. Matthews has been with The lecturers will appear in the church School System since 27 locations throughout Eastern, 19r;5 Ke was an instructor in Southern, and Northern United the institute of Religion at UC-States. UC-States. . Last year 30 stakes La, and serves the Church as of the Church participated and a member of the Church Adult attendance totaled o,tub. Milton L. Sharp, chairman of the Department of Lectures and Courses for the Church' Educational Edu-cational System said this is the second year the tour has been presented by the Church Educational Educa-tional System. It previously was a feature of the BYU Division of Continuing Education. The summer tour provides an outstanding education and spiritual spirit-ual experience for persons unable un-able to attend similar programs on the BYU campus. The special spe-cial evening programs are sponsored spon-sored by LDS stakes throughout 4MkATM,i A fo) no CHEVROLET - BUICK - OPEL - CHEV. TRUCKS rattan SCREENS CUSTOM SCREENS ACCESSORIES LOGS GAS We Have A Complete Selection of Gas Logs To Choose From Hi 1 1 ! Gas GIVES YOU A BETTER DEAL 154 So. State Orem 224-1542 Correlation Committee. Dr. Metten has been a member of the BYU Drama Department faculty since 19G2. He has served as bishop of the Edgemont 5th Ward in Provo, and also as a member of the Church MIA General Gen-eral Board. Physics Class Planned For Live TV The first class ever to be taught simultaneously at four major educational institutions in Utah will be conducted this winter win-ter semester. Originating at the North Physics Phy-sics Building at University of Utah, the physics class will be broadcast by live television link to Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah State University in Logan, and Weber State College in Ogden. It is titled "Seminar in Current Cur-rent Physics Strategic Arms Limitation." Well-known scientists will be speakers in the course, which will be held every Friday at noon in all four schools. Included In-cluded will be Eugene Wigner and Hans Bethe, nobel prize winners; Edward Teller, father of the H-bomb; D. A. Stuart, vice-president of Lockheed Aircraft; Air-craft; Wolfgang Panofoky, Stanford Stan-ford University physicist; Paul Doty, Harvard University chemist; chem-ist; and Allan Peterson of Stanford Stan-ford Research Institute. Dr. B. 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