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Show V.F.W. Auxiliary Homemakers Symposium Slated Today at USU Plans are now complete for Homemakers' Symposium, April 1, (today) at Utah State University. This is the first year the College of Family Life has sponsored a symposium for homemakers in Cache and Box Elder counties, reports Virginia Harder, chairman of the planning committe and head of homemaking education at USU. "An excellent program has Harder been outlined," Mrs. said. "Guest speakers will be Dr. Gwen Bymers, professor of household economics and management at Cornell University, and Dr. Elwin C. Nielsen, clin- Dean Registration begins at 9 a.m. Registration is $1.00. The buffet luncheon is $1.75 at which Dr. Nielsen will speak. The luncheon will be limited to the first 200 paid reservations. A number of community clubs and groups have worked cooperatively in making plans for the first symposium. Granite Lake VISIT IN CALIFORNIA George B. and Reta P. Bate-ma- n of Elwood have returned from a vacation to Southern where they visited California, at Palm Springs, San Diego and Laguna Beach. They report the weather was delightful while there and they old friendenjoyed renewing ships in that area. City." Dr. Bymers will discuss "Credit - Let's Look At It" at 9:45 a.m. "Creative Living" will be Dr. Nielsen's topic during a buffet luncheon at 11:30 a.m. A panel will discuss "Spending the Food Dollars" at 2 p.m. Panel members are Darrell G. Smith On Honor Roll greet her and accompany her during her visitation. Mrs. Mar-jori- e Jeppesen, Clearfield, State Jr. Vice is chairman for the visitation. Mrs. Ezra Catmull. Salt Lake, State Treasurer is taking reservations for the banquet. 20-ye- ar By Al Warden Ogden Standard Examiner Likeable Durrell Hughes is just completing his 20th season as basketball and track and field coach at Bear River High School. He joined the Bears way back in 1946 and has taken 16 teams to the state Class"A" basketball tournament since that time which is a splendid record. His Bears won regional titles in 1949, 1952, 1954, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 and 1962. The Bears, under Hughes, landed in second place in the state classic in 1950, 1955, 1956, 1963 and 1964. Under Hughes the Bears won the state title in basketball in 1959, finished second in 1949 and again in 1954. In 1955 and 1956 the Hughes coached team placed third and in 1961 gained the state consolation crown. honors under Hughes are: Bears who have gained Boyd Marble 1946, Dave Anderson 1949, Bob Nish, 1949, Bob Woodhead 1954, Clair Stokes 1954, Ralph Cullimore 1956, Dave Conger 1960, Laurence Hunsaker 1962, Wayne Payne 1964 and Jim Gam 1964. Coach Hughes had this to say: "We have had many great stars and it is very difficult to pick an outstanding player. I think, however, it would have to be Dave Anderson of the 1949 team. He could do everything, play inside or out front equally as well. Fast, a great shooter, driver and team leader. He later starred at Utah State under Cec Baker. "It is also very hard to choose 10 outstanding players. There are many that had about equal ability. Here would be my selec1949; Bob Woodhead, 1954; tions: Forwards Dave Anderson, Darrell Garn, 1957, and Boyd Marble, 1946. "Centers Bob Nish, 1949, and Darwin Harris, 1959; Guards-G- ary Conger, 1955; Ralph Cullimore, 1956; Gary Garn, 1959, and the University His record was 2.0 or higher to be among those honored. SEE ME all-sta- for top-quali- ty insurance Dave Conger, 1960. "Players who later starred in college: Ralph Cullimore, Dave Anderson, Darrel Garn and Bill Puzy at Utah State. Dave Conger, J. D. Hawks and Glen Cobia, Weber State; Lyle Hunsaker, Colorado State, and Dennis Udy, Dixie College. "I suppose one would have to say the team that won the state championship title was the best. But the teams of 1949 and 1954 in the state finals. Other were really strong, both were runner-uteams with a few breaks could have gone all the way. record in 19 years of coaching basketball is 293 "My over-al- l victories and 155 losses. This includes league and ml tournament games. "We are one of the smallest Class A schools in the state with an enrollment of around 550 students. We compete against schools with enrollments of between 1,000 and 2,000 students. "Bear River plays in Memorial Gymnasium which is one of the finest in the West with a seating capacity of better than 3,000. "In track and field we are too small for good balance but we have turned out some sensational performers. Four of these were state champion shot putters. They were: Bob Nish, Dunk Gardner, Riley Summers and L. J. Sylvester. "Two of these men won the state title in the discus throw. Two others, L. J. John Harding and Waldo Grant won the mile run. "Sylvester still holds state records in the shot put and discus. He was a member of the 1964 Olympic team at Tokyo." Home Auto Harold Petersen 261 No. Main, Logan Phone 752-377- the Clean-u- p Work in Communities Utah's Extension leader Wednesday evening commended the that have many communities taken hold in getting rid of unsightly views. He urged more people to participate in brightening the appearance of their communities this year. At the Spring Garden Festival held in the Terrace, Salt Lake City, Dr. William H. Bennett, director, Utah State UnExtension iversity 9 BURKE NIELSON Burke" Mr. of son Nielson, and Mrs. Ferris Nielson of Garland leaves today (Thursday) by plane for Germany where he will be stationed for the next 20 months. Burke received his boot training with the U. S. Army at Fort Polk, La., and for the past several weeks has been attending the engineering school at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He entered the service on Nov. 18, 1964. ' 5 By PORTABLE TV Hp On. 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A second and larger meeting bringing all representatives of the study commltteewillbeheld next Tuesday at 4:15 p. m. in the Mountain Fuel Supply com. pany auditorium. six weeks. The Blackhams are army people stationed in Ankara, Turkey. Sliced Golden Clings Buy Extra ond Save Deluxe Sherbet THE TUESDAY n surgical work has been done, and that indications point to eventual recovery without permanent injury. He expects to be hospitalized in the Greek hospital for some Highway Lucerne ATTENDING meeting were LaVerna Peter-son- , mental retardation consul, tant of the State Board of Health; Leslie Laird, secondary educa-tloof the mentally retarded; Mrs. Edward Quinney, mental J Woods Cross Canned Tomatoes ZWjf J. 1,07 psONAL The Linfield College a cappella choir, directed by Prof. Marion Van Dyk, will appear in concert Tuesday afternoon, April 13, at Bear River High School. During April the choir will be touring in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and Utah. A variety of numbers from classical and contemporary a cappella pieces to folk songs and hymns will be presented. Featured with the choir will be a. trumpet trio, a string enand a men's vocal semble, group. km m (ctaeacap Quart Carton ESCORT Linfield Choir Sets Concert At Bear River Captain Daryl Kent Black-hainjured in an automobile accident in Athens, Greece, is acrecovering satisfactorily, his cording to reports from wife, the former Mary Capen-er- , of Garland. Capt. Blackham was involved in an accident in Athens on February 20, when the car he was driving collided with a municipal bus. At the time of the accident he suffered a broken leg, a shattered knee cap, three broken ribs, a punctured lung, a broken arm, and cuts above the eye. Reports from his wife say that the surgery on the leg has been performed, that other Garland Man Goes to Germany a statewide mental retardation study ordered by Gov. Calvin Rampton and its purpose is to determine Box Elder county's needs in some eight or more areas of this field. THE COMMITTEE will re. port to the governor on what is being done and what could be done In such areas as: recrea-tlona- l summer opportunities; sheltered camp opportunities; workshops; parenthood clinics (both medical and social); daycare centers; elementary and high school education In Box Elder county; and proposed fl. nanclng. When completely filled, the committee will have a repre. sentative from the legal education, medical welfare, civic, county commissioners, parents of retarded children and public health. CLYDE MORRIS Capt. Blackham Recovering From Accident fix-u- p The first in a series of studies to find Box Elder county needs In the field of mental retarda. Hon was begun Tuesday under the direction of the committee chairman, Harold B. Felt. The committee stems from if - d Pineapple or Orange "re- - Retardation school high d Here's Your Dessert J) public Dr. Charles R. Humanities, Keller, director of the John Hay Fellow Program, announced today. The Institutes will be held from July 1 to July 31 at Colorado Bennington College, College, and University of Oregon and Williams College. Mr. Morris will receive $300, plus $60 for each dependent up to four, travel expenses, and tuition. More school systems than ever before are sending teams of teachers and administrators to the Institutes and are underwriting half or more of the cost. "In both the quantity and quality of applicants this year," Dr. Keller observes, 'it is obvious that interest in the humanities has increased for both college-bounand non college-bounstudents. Humanities courses have become the wave of the present." can again set an example in beaut if icat ion as it did recently when Fillmore was designated in national 'The competition Cleanest Little Town in " Services, cited economic advantages of having well kept communities. He said, "Attractive appearance and an attitude of pride in the community are just as important as facilities in attracting and holding tourists and it makes them want to return." He also indicated that a numolder people ber of have indicated interest in coming to Utah to retire. They are the .beautiful attracted by scenery, the good wholesome environment and clean air. "In most cases these people come with money and can build the economy. I suggest that communities dig in, cleanup, and then actively and paint-u- p advertise for such people to come and settle down." Dr. Bennett emphasized that one of the greatest advantages of clean communities is the help it gives in character building to have the right kind of environment. beautifica-tion,- " "In community he explained, "there is no better place to start than with ourselves. We each need to ask 'Do I have unsightly conditions jobs that have to be done to improve the appearance of my home?' If we will all get behind our community officials, clean and fix up our own places and encourage our neighbors to do the same, Utah 714 teachers and 87 school administrators awarded the John Hay in the Summer Fellowships p Health Life Mr. Clyde H. Morris, teacher of English, Bear River High is one of School, Tremonton, well-fixe- Sports Writer Reviews Record of Coach Durrell Hughes The name of a Tremonton man, Darrell G. Smith appears on the Dean's Honor Roll of the University of Missouri for Mr. the fall semester 1964-6Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Smith. His wife is the former Carol Dawn Zollinger. Darrell is in his first year at the Kansas City School of Dentistry of of Missouri. April. She is scheduled to visit the Beehive House on April 8, and will be interviewed on KCPX television "Midday" program. A meeting is scheduled at the Post 409, 833 So. 2nd East for a School of Instruction. A banquet in her honor will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Harmons North Cafe, Temple, where she will present the members with a message. Mrs. Raymond Lester, Sandy, Utah State President and Mrs. Henry Beech, Kearns, State Sr. Vice President will be on hand to Leader Commends Study Needs Of Mental Tremonton Educator Awarded Summer Fellowship in Oregon 1, 1965 Thursday, April Mrs. Arthur (Marie) Klugow from Tracy, Calif., National President to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will make her visitation to Utah in Phyllis Snow, College of Family Life; Mrs. Grace Smith, instructor, food and nutrition dept., and Miss Carolyn Dunn, consumer marketing specialist with USU Extension Services. a ical psychologist. School District, Salt Plans Visit of National Pres. LEAP Tlh 79 Grade Stock Copyright 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964 ond or 1965 Saf.wov Stortt, Inc .77 .1.09 59 Manor House Grade 49 77 89 69 49 A tb |