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Show SUNDAY HERALD 1957 ,rop&,ggff Provo Man Trustee Jordan Educator President of UEA The ter SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Elwood Baxter, Alpine wrote an School District, president; Percy Assn. Education Utah end to its 60th annual convention Burrup, Provo, first vice presi here today anc adjourned under dent; Sherman W. Wing, Provo, its new president, M. James Mac- - second vice president; Wayne fariane. The four-da- y meeting for teach ers and school administrators throughout Utah ended after a morning general session addressed by Dr. Filmer S. C. Northrup of Yale University. MacFarlane, assistant director of the merit study project in Jor-da- y School District, was ejected Friday, night. Other new officers included Isaac B. Humphrey, Salt Lake City, first vice president and Dorothy Zimmerman, Salt Lake City, retiring UEA president who automatically became second vice president. Elect Trustees Dr. Lloyd C. Whitlock, director of pupil personnel for Provo Schools; N. Blaine Winter of the state Department of Public Instru tion, and J. Frank Worthen, principal of East Carbon Junior High School, were elected trustees. Friday night's featured speaker-D- r. Lyman V. Ginger, dean of the University- of Kentucky College of Education and president of the National Education Assn., told delegates European countries now use American school systems as 33mm Bill Carle, Provo, secretary; Geertsen, Alpine School District, treasurer; Roland Tyndall. Provo, historian and Owen Bar- nett, Provo, faculty sponsor. i Onn CD m www m a ML MM. mi sor emeritus of the Brigham Young University Art Depart ment, at the Utah Art Educators Association's meeting held in Salt Lake City. Two other "Awards of Meritorious Community State fcervice were given at the meet ing to two Salt Lake residents. V r r .' m-- w . m MF V II nnr? I 9 II mJ I UuU fee TiifUfi (tx43 CITY (UP) Gov. George D. Clyde told Utah Edu cation Assn. delegates here Friday night "a certain amount of friction'.' he said formerly exist SALT-LAK- m 1 A fine arts service award was presented to B. F. Larson, profes E (gf ,)r (Ufa,, ed between professional educators and the state's administration has disappeared. Clyde obviously referred to a running battle between Utah teach ers and former Gov. J. Bracken Lee, though he did not mention Lee by name. Clyde said he considered action of the 1957 State Legislature in their models. raising the basic school support He said the U.S. will be "woe- appropriation to $4,800- - per unit a fully lacking" in new teachers un- major accomplishment, although less a recruitment program is he pointed out more money will stepped up. Ginger said Europeans be needed in future years. do not understand why there has been US. opposition to federal aid lor education. 18111 i - The following Utah County members of the Utah Education mm MSB (3m r i u .yMmzmmmmmzmik n sZZ B Tk Mil ss&mjts V K 4i..re& t .Jill 1vISC-J- .. K i ?Bk.l ti X II axSwrj asJGrxwi a L , 01 ir vtli rtiTHra i:i3 Oitnn i&m qhd liGW rilGlUW CR? ?ree CANADIAN Association were elected to the various committees in the departmental voting: Utah Classroom Teachers Association Estelle Finton, Pleasant Grove. Utah Association of Educational Secretaries Mrs. Renee Provo. Foreign Language Section Dr. Earnest J. Wilkins, Provo, president; Paul Lloyd, Provo, secre- MINING MARKET MANUAL LISTS Hep-wort- h, 50 tm Mwr mwar r V ACTIVE ISSUES PLUS INVESTMENT LETTERS TRADING BULLETINS tary. QUOTATION SERVJCI SPECIAL REPORTS on Association ror Childhood Education Lue Groesbeck, Provo, president; Ann Nelson, Spanish Fork, vice president for kinder- low priced speculations era l"J- 7.77 Pop Monffh. MOTTKIDIKS W- garten. Secondary Education Section Kermit Anderson, Orem, president; Harold L. Bartlett, Spring-villvice president. Utah tsxmi) r w . (STigb an fhs 3. MAM! e, Educational Research Council Dr. Jefferson N. East-monProvo, president. Utah Vocational Association Fred H. Cornaby, Provo; Ralph D. Ladle, Orem. Distributive Education R. Jaicoletti, Heber. Phi Delta Kappa, Provo Chap (ft "5fT d, ANGLO-NORTHER- N t SECURITIES TORONTO ST. J: Dncludcdl (to K 'k. pr- - a 5uiff- o- ILimiffcd Time! v TORONTO, CANADA IMpIr 6-7- Attn, of Ontarto tsg'rfa OX ScvritiM ft Exchange Stefwbwt: Srokr-DaU- n' MM A BEAUTIFUL mam ITJiffDa GiftEaco' Sturdy, bendix folding al 24-P- c. 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