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Show PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY I EDITORIAL r i c jc n ell i t n u Z7 UTAH STATr For Scholarships Pt"rtOftflATIftM Advertising Representative: Weekly Newspaper Representatives, 40! Fifth Ave., New York 18, N. Y. 333 N. Michigan, Chicago I, III. Inc. J. PARR GODFREY, Editor and Publisher rates, per year (anywhere in the U.S.A.) $2.50 Subscription (Advertising Rates Given on Request) NO! It is heartening to see one after another of the South County communities take a stand against "consolidation" into a metropolitan area which would be subject to the control of Salt Lake City. Salt Lake This week East Mill Creek had a meeting of commun leaders and went on record as opposing consolidation. ity One proposal was that Salt Lake City disincorporate and abandon all local government, subject only to county government. This seems to be about the only plan that Salt Lake has not tried in its efforts to find a way out of its financial dilemma. the Sentinel has pointed out on previous occasions, consolidation program such as Salt Lake has suggested would require the greater part of Jordan and Granite and all of Murray school districts to be added to the Salt Lake school As a district. And right now three Salt Lake high schools are begging knee to keep their accreditation. For years these schools have been operating on a "warned" basis, hut accreditation has been continued despite teach-- i er overloads and shortage of library facilities. Apparently the responsible school heads were willing to let such a situation roninue indefinitely. If Jordan schools were placed under the same management, is there any reason to suppose that they would receive more consideration or better treatment than the schools right in the city? No, we don't think consolidation has any advantages for people living in the southern part of the county. It would leave us with less voice in county government than we now have; no voice at all in our local affairs, and no voice in school n, That one of the sights at the north end of Zion National Monument is the Canyon, which is known far and wide for its multi colg Fifty University of Utah schol each covering tuition arships books, travel and living expenses are waiting ap for a full year plications from high school sci- A in. Ko-lo- b " ' 1 ! I " - 4 1 .4 ' Canyon can be reached on U.S. 91, 17 miles south oi Cedar City. DO YOU KNOW: That Utah's Natural Arches are the largest in the nation and contain the most wonderful woiks of art. That while Virginia has been known for its one great natural bridge, Utah can boast of hav ing four great natural arches, any one of which is larger, l more wonderful, and more than the Virginia state arch. DO YOU KNOW: That the name of the Utah Arches are the Nonnozoschie, Caralyn, Augusta, and Edwin. DO YOU KNOW: That under the Nonnezoschie, the greatest Arch, two like the Virginia Bridge could be placed, and yet there would be TRANSATLANTIC room to spare. That under its great span, the eastern towers of the Mormon Temple could stand with ea:e. The other two, though not as large, could also span several large buildings. DO YOU KNOW: That every state in thc union, A new transatlantic telcph :v: id uith the cla'ity and natural three times the traffic now transand practically every countr the first physical nes of neighborhood calK able system mitted beween this continent and on the globe were reprcenU'd The table system, under conmce nnK to oe esiaDirnea De- who tourists the 1,163.735 Great Britain by radiotelephone. by two for more than tween North America and Europe struction stopped to visit Temple Su.J.Te The deep sea segment of thc has been opened to public ser lyenrs, is not only the first of its . the "Show Case" of thc . extends 2,250 miles from to but cross kind system ihc Atlantic, Mormon Church, during 1955. vice. to Officials of American Tele the first underwater phone link Clarenville, Newfoundland, An average of from 6.U0O to Co. in Now to span any ocean. A.T.&T., the Oban, Scotland. From these two 8,000 visited Temple Square phone and Telegraph York exchanged greetings over BPO and Canadian Overseas Teledaily during the summer sea are part- .terminals, new iana ana water ton . . . Never less than 1.000 the $42,000,000 system with of communication Corp. sections link the underwater cirthe in historic ficials of the British Post Office ners project, daily the year round. which cuits to the established networks The transatlantic officials system, in and London Canadian DO YOU KNOW: can carry 36 conversations simul- jin Great Britain, Canada, and the Th'it 135 guides make over 150 n Ottawa to open the service Their conversations car- - taneously, is able to handle about United States. tours a week over historic IDS Temple Grounds. The 7:30 evening organ recitals, a new feature started 2 years ago, attracted over 25,000 tourists Kolob A THOUSAND TIMES on bended I ' ors. Phone: AM affairs. We agree with the East Mill Creek, Ilolladay, and Cottonwood folks . . no, no, a thousand times no! bea-tifu- ence teachers. The University of Utah is one of 16 American universities which will share $4 million from the National Science Foundation, to give advanced training to high school science teachers. Dr T. J. Parmley, professor of physics and chairman of the new scholarship program for Utah, this week announced that Utah's hare in the funds will be $280, Quick thinkers become leaders; The ultimate aim of the pro he who hesitates is bossed. gram is to interest more high Ideas are the stuff of which proschool students in science careers and to keep the United States gress is made. abreats of Russia in the science race. The scholarship program will help achive this aim, Dr Parmley said, by improving the quality of instruction in the sciences at the high school level. The University of Utah will of fer a new degree to teachers who 000. DOUBLE STAMPS MARKET TOWN 9 A7ERFUE.L RAZIEQ . i tt WUltfTU DO YOU KNOW: That each year a larger number of persons visit Temple Square. On June 27, 1956, 8,334 tour- mi 250 feet long by 150 A .IIL U U AND FUZIU ItSUUflT CWUT, IAEDSTOWN, UXIKO for such 3 little price tag! ists were on the square between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. for one of the largest days in his tory. During July and August over 8,000 average number of persons per day visited Temple Square. The grounds open at 6 a.m. with the first party leaving at 6:30 a.m. The last tour of the day leaves at 8 p.m. and the evening historic picture show consists of special films and a lecture con- , g V . , . .m f a , - ' ILtW'-J- " Si LDS Church. cerning DO YOU KNOW: That the historic Tabernacle on Temple Square is one of the largest auditoriums in the United States, and scats about 8,000 people. The largest counted audience totaled 11,250. It is ON YOUR CLOTHES! SOtftBOM StNCt rmf the Id Git KENTUCKY V M1KBHTY IB1KB from July through September e recital last year. The starts at 12 noon. sight-seein- eh National Sciapply ence Foundation grants. For grants through the University of Utah, the teachers of Utah and the intermountain region will receive preference, Dr Parmley said. Scholarship winners will begin their year of study next September. The funds, he said, will make these allowances to each teacher: full tuition, $50 for books, up to $160 for travel, and an allowance of $3,000 plus $300 for each dependent for living expenses. Teachers interested in the program should write to Dr Parmley, Physical Sciences 211, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. S'J day-tim- Midvale Sentinel - $2.50 Year Subscribe Now! 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