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Show Sunday HeretJ - rOU as. Rep. Ford to Speak At HORCSCOC . lTHOV YOU Sunday .. .. . Kick-Of- Lloyd or Dinner f 8'e m (Jerry) n i a r High School student topped the list of about 50 winconto. ners in the state mathematics Jft contest held at BYU Saturday. te He is Hal Heaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Heaton. First 10 places, in order from the top, went to Mr. Heaton; William Galway, South High School, Salt Lake City; Scott Hendricks, South High; Scott Smith, Granite High, Salt Lake City; Maureen Smith, Murray High; Kent Morrison, Skyline High, Salt Lake County; David 7 - ULlL "Jerry a J,. at th. - - ceeded Congressman Lloyd's campaign off wita booming start, and K gives us here in Utah's Capitol city the opportunity to wel come Congressman Ford and show him more of Utah's po tential. t PvMfthtt) Ifttnttta ovary position. Mr. Wallace MIMIIft ClrtulatMi lurM UilM Prat Internet Audit MIA reported that UJ Number I7MM the Hotel Hwa Saturday, police said. BJ-li- dt APRIL - 12 - - TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI)-- At least eight persons were killed and more than 1,000 homeless after two separate fires razed 109 wooden shacks and gutted IU.M .. yw Teltthana MONDAY, TAURUS (Apr. 21 - May 21) You may well move ahead more Quickly than you anticipated today. Take cart, how ever, not to hurt other In tht process. Don't GEMINI (May 32 - June 21) dismiss an overture of friendship as unto of your Kfiemt necessary things. A friend more or less could mean much. CAMCER A dty (June 22 July 23) with hidden beauty. Make yourself aware o what this day ha to offer In other wrvt thin profit and loss. If you want LEO (July 24 Aug. 23) to appear an Inloma to others, go ahttd and tuw. Othtrwtts. com out ot your shell and meat friend halfway. Thoa VIRGO (Aug. 24 Sept. 23) In circumstances than lest fortunate tor t aid. own be looking may you your Lend them a shoulder to ory on, H nothelse. ing LIBRA (Sept. 24 - OCT. 23) Although you may feel yourself superior to associate today, If you ere wfte you win go out of your way not to show It. A YMfWK) (OC1. 24 - NOV. H) mi-e- rt cannot relieve you of your Wtiert tea you present retponslbllltie. your duty, perform It. Dec. 22) -SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21 You will best handle yourself and your work M you feel confident In your tbti- ttie. so aver your past ana u impressed. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23 - Jan. 10) Although It may be an effort to do to, today's Capricorn should display an even Put artistic temperament disposition. aside. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 - Feb. If) Where wit I needed, provide It; where It I not, keep your hioh humor m check. most successful You can make ml day. Seek a PISCES (Feb. 20 - Mar. 21) FATAL FIRES IN tli.tl Ittttt I IN tlx month, wrrltr Om yMr. carrier Unlltd Mail aaywhor Om sntnlh Herald MOVO ORCM of ltJ atrvlca SUCSCRIPTI&N RATI! UTAH COUNTY Om month, carrttr Om Hallack while Rep. Ford will be making his first public appearance in Salt Lake City, he annually spends a skiing vacation in the state, and appeared with Congressmen Lloyd at a small luncheon in Salt Lake in 1965. Richard Lueck is chairman of the ticket committee, Mr. Wallace reported, and the tickets which are now limrlay .ntrelnf rWty ky the HtraK CttJtraH, 1H Vt Hi Ntrth Itrttt, Pray, Utah. MMI. . B. JINMM, PuMUhw tuttrtd as lactnd tint mattir Ht ttt attic M rat Utah, Imvffc A. Indiana b$ Republican floor leader in 1965 and is now serving his second term in that Mtaday a Ml Charles H.S. Math Competition Soldier MS UN DAT? APKIk II today, you ora aomenef lAcMn-MU-ti aoewt your true steroti mot You know very well how to kec Vines to yourself ane) w Mm seme Irmt We Hnmf mti they know o" you wn ana con trust you h Sucn control tnauid M of .1 yiu o you HI tn commwem worla where Gerald SALT LAKE CITY t MU44 not do to comsetition 10 know wrvet R. you ir etwut precisely Ford, Republican It may however, prov grawtMck m leader of the U.S. Houae $f your personal lit, wort it discovered. TODAY'S FORECAST Representatives, will be speakTAURUS Keea (Apr 71 - Mtv 211 er at the 1968 campaign dinner teOs on your intuitive Sections; tney mav ho the beet otter to a ear tnis hat which will kick off the cam-pyou in tht wy ot auidrmtf. to actior,. Sherof GEMINI Juno 11) ?n Make (May Representative hoiio slowly. Tho Gemini who tries to to man Lloyd for rush tht neturat courit of thing will oniy imm treuoio tor nimtoH Congress from Utah's Second . July 1) CANCfc (Juno Th. District. answers you see iie in your own common sense tnd hig intelliornct Don't The dinner will be held two tht word of owwn LtJ (July 34 - Aug n) Ttkt tr the Terrace Ballroom mi Friinto contidorotion whn ma inc. tomily 10. day evening, May pwnt tor tnt miurt, noeoaily wntrt thty ort concornod with vocation fun. Walker M. Wallace, chairVIROO (Aug. 24 . Wpf. 73) Doc-O- t now what you wont Is occomoliin an tht man of the dinner committee, will kmc. Thut uv coming you your' mads the announcement followtoll tdditionil worry tomorrow. LIBRA (Sept 24 . Oct. 231 of the a Koop general ing meeting mina tna heart artucwd to tht toirltua commute this week. j thinoi of kt. Pay urtio attention to ma larial profit! at thu luncturt. ord is scheduled to, SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. m It wouW ot oaty tor you to accept fa Hurt be chsirman of the Republican not out WW; looey inertly by trying ft Convention In Miami Aug aoainat tht eoa. that prtatrt) them- MlVtl. ust." Mr, Wallace stated. "In I Nov. SAuMTTARIUS Dec. B 21) GERALD R. FORD of the fore addition he is There It little profit in trying to gat "us" In fietdi other than your own. You most political leaders In the can broaden your horiiont another Mm. CAPRICORN (Dc. J3 . 20) government of the United Mr. Ford is now In his 10th Make up your own mind bout your in the present time, and term Congress. His home States and you'll be hppplor toout thlngt. tt ichiow tna crows. U Republicans gam a ma is in Grand Rapids, Mich. He Kotutt Al Feb. It) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 Jority of the seats in the House is a graduate of the University though there ll wfety In nomberi, thi It a day for inoeoendent action. Take of where an he was of Representatives Michigan following the Initiative ant) start a new football player. PISCES (Feb, 20 - Mr. 71 project. A Sun the November election, he will tor lolMng with trvt family In tplr- become Speakei of th House. He received his law degree day ituai activity, lane cart, however, that The dinner on May 10, there- from Yale and practiced law a blessing dot .n't become htiarjeut. ARIES (Mar. 21 - Apr. 20) Where fore, gives us the double-barrele- d in Grand Rapids before being your activities involve the competition. more than usual caution. your to start elected to Congress. He suc- employ opportunity Don't give others cause for complaint. Mei Communication Theme Of Secretaries7 Meet Am. Fork Provo Youth Wins Utah BIRTHDAY A Provo " Freshmen: Neil E, Iiatt, High, Provo; i Secre-Gener- - r aawdHak j - vf n. person-to-pers- g, HAL HEATON Cancer Chairmen Appointed day for mending fences, - Apr. 20) Don't let under your feet. Now It meeting but! nets attain a deal. than wci:i - Dennis E. Ricks, Fairer; and Uinta; William Ruegerl, Grand Kent Peterson, Lincoln Junior County High, Moab. Region, Seven: Jeffery Mem- High, Orem. William Gal- mott, Juab High, Nephi; Larry Sophomores: Emery County way, South High: William Mai-- Thorderson, ' en, Skyline; Garry Goates, St. High, Castle Dale; Shert Men- Mark's High, Salt Lake City. love, Juab. Juniors: Hal B. Heaton, Provo; Dana Romero, Granger; Stephen J. Davis, Olympus. Seniors: Scott Hendricks, South; Scott Smith, Granite; Maureen Smith, Murray. Winners, from first to third, in each of seven geographic regions were: LEHI Community chair Region One: Harlow Turk, men for the Cancer Crusade Weber High, Ogden; Jay Mauch- fund drive in North Utah County ley, Sky View High, Smithfield; have been named by Mrs. Brad Morin, Sky View. Knotting (Shirley) Haws, No. Region Two; William Gal- Utah County Chairman. These way, South; Soott Hendricks, include Mrs. Tony (Janice) South, Stephen J. Davis, Olym Peck, Lehi; Mrs. Hal (Kathryn) pus. Hoknstead, Alpine Stake (which Region Three: Maureen includes Alpine, Highland and Smith, Murray; Scott Smith. part of American Fork); Mrs. Granite; Dana Romero, Grang. Marvin (Sue) Slater, American er. Fork Stake; and Mrs. Gerald Region Four: Hal D. Heaton, (Fae) Beilis-ton- , Pleasant Provo; Denrug Barney, Provo; Grove. Each of these chairmen will name ward chairman and Shirley Smith, Provo. Region Five: Bob Aielrad, other volunteers to correlate St. Marks; Gsry Goates, St. the annual fund drive to be Marks; Christopher P. Clark, conducted this week. Also named were Howard Rob St. Marks. Region Six: LamoynD Taylor, inson, bu sines chairman for No, Finta High, Vernal; Ray Nash, Utah County; and Mrs. Grant (Dona) Gordon, No. Utah meeting of mtndi between yourself tnd County School Chairman. tnot with whom you have been tt odd of late. A god AH ICS (Mar. the grass grow the Km for head on; close new tool 100 secretaries, The radio is a great overcoming the illiteracy anri hnsinfss wom-lfo- r millions of persons. The AMERICAN FORK Sgt. en heard distinguished speak-o- f transistor David L. Trexler, 20. a son of may be the means communication at; c dkniM Mr. anrf Mrs. Howard A. Trex-,- h. ' ,mh annuai Seminar for of giving us peace." ler of American Fork, is re-- . Secretaries at Riverside He continued, "We are ensemi-o- f from the amputation The Saturday. cjuj, gaged in a cold war of ecoCoun-thir- d both legs and second and nar js nomics and we must involve sponsored by Utah al ourselves degree burns in Brooke ty Chapter Executives' with defense of our Hospital, San Antonio, ,0 rajse funds for system and communicate its Iex!a scholarship for a woman stu-- worth to our own people and was wounaea in den. 0f business at Bngnam throughout the world." bg.n-exieVietnam March 29 when a land Young University. Dr. David V. Stimpson, pro- mine exploded beneath the veDr. Ernest L. Wilkinson, of !fessor of psychology at BYU, hicle in which he was riding. Salt Lake City, opened the day- - and eight of his graduate stu-He was transferred from Vietdiscussion! dents, directed training groups mpptitiff with nam to a hospital in Yokahama, communi-catioin Through Japan, where be wa$ on the of "Communicating Through He Health." Good emphasized critical list for many days. seminar participants were enof a Mr. and Mrs. Trexler have the importance accurate commuattitudes and the couraged in of their executives. with nication just returned from a visit with each individual their son and report mat though necessity for take to New Styles proper responsibility 12 per cent of his body is covHe outFollowing the luncheon Karla ered with burns, he is recover for his own health. lined factors in determining a Toland Wilkins, of KBYU-Ting. person's health and gave seven entertained with "fun of comSgt. Trexler has been in the suggestions for achieving bet- munication," and Roxey Rom-ne- y Army since June 1966, serving ter health. These are, 1) good Holbrook, fashion expert in Vietnam since Jan. 16, 1967. He has spent one month Christ- medical care, including pre- and buyer, presented new mas leave at his parents home ventative medicine; 2) good styles for both young and ma3) nutrition; proper dental ture working women. The afterlast December. 5) satisfac- noon was concluded with a dis4) exercise; care; tory work; 6) play and recre cussion of "communication as POLICE STONED ation, and 1) rest and a secretary," by Dr. Edward L. Christensen of BYU, proVALDAGNO, Italy (UPI- )refessor of communication Second stoned workers wol Speaker Striking police and firemen and lighted Second speaker of the morn- search. bonfires Friday night In trying ing was Arch Madsen, presiIntroducing speakers for the to keep workers dent of Bonneville Corporation, day was Mrs. Joyce Thomas, from com- general chairman of the semientering their plant. who spoke on world-wid- e Police arrested 100 persons. The munication. He sa;d, "The world nar. Mrs. Phyllis Christensen, disorders broke out when 5,000 is involved in a race between president, welcomed the mem-ber- g workers went on strike at the communication and guests. and disaster. Marzotto Wool Mill to protest firings, what they contended was overwork and a cut in production bonuses. More Coun-coveri- Hippen, Skyline; Dana Romero, Granger High; Stephen Davis, Olympus, and Brandon Brewster, Skyline. 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