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Show iff SUNDAY. AVCITT SI, ! 6A Sunday Hercld UtM "Each morning, he'll find on' "It will become a very peat his desk a set of instructions issue as to which objective are which represent the learning chosen. Once you get past the manager's next set of prescrip-- , three R'l type of thing, you Ucos for him based on his move into areas that are a preceeding day's performance," little more sensitive. said Gideonse. "Suppose we develop instruc- "There will be free periods In tktnal programs that could which he'll schedule his own change people's attitudes or earning activities. He can values? I think we can. I think check the chart to see what they already exist." Will they be in use In the kinds of educational films are on tap that day that he might classroom of the year 2000? neea lO see. i am sure mejr wm uc How long the child stays at Gideonse replied. "Instead of presenting mater ials to the learner, which is 'work depends on how long it Children will be more In the process oi what teachers typically do. takes him to complete his voived learning, or learning bow to there will be other modes of assigned tasks. Knowieage presentation, either books or "What he has to do by the learn, because oi mecommunica-instructionor a programmed 'end of each day will be clearly explosion and the games itions revolution, he sail pamphlet or com- - specified. of some olve He also foresees "a closer manaEducation the and may learning puter, between the community as link such current the be to assess problems, ger's job will the schooling we provide John's progress relative to the providing equal education materials he is in and the oortunitv for all children, but! for children." that someone sets Gideonse believes it will havel "If you really want to make objectives Gideonse new ones by tha turn of the schools relevant, how about this child." for having grocers, lawyers, doe- explained in an Interview with century. "It is clear that the schools tors, manufacturers and the UPI. Tomorrow's child won't study or educational nrograms of like come in and talk to the in classrooms, Gideonse said. tomorrow are going to have to children?" he'll use Individual move into attective area-s- In spite of all the changes, Instead, study cubicles or small seminar emotion, feeling, attitudes, much will be the same as now, he believes. Children will still values and so on," he said. rooms. have a certain number of years of schooling. Schools will stil have curricula, and baccalaureate degrees will be awarded. And some kids will still hate the whole business. By CRAW A PALMER WASHINGTON (L'PD Our children may go to children' 'education officea" In the year 2000 to get daily instruction from a "manager of learning."' The manager of learning will kncw the services available and the child's needs and will make, accordingly, says judgments Dr. Hendrik D. Gideonse, pipe- smoking director of research program planning in the U.S. Office of Education. f i Where Will Pupils in 2000 A. D. Be Taught? In Education Office V V J - , ,11. I 4 I '."I.' "J.J If I j al ; i: i - ' "! - MRS.ALDA J. HARRISON will show this scenic painting in a display of her artistic work at the Provo Art Gallery this month. She has exhibited widely; throughout Utah and is a former Provoan. L THIS PORTRAYAL OF THE MADONNA is by Mrs. Gloria Firmage, who will display her work at the Provo Art Gallery at the Utility Building durinj is September. The Salt Lake artist a former Provoan. op-la- He's A Good Man in Country As Well as in New York City Har-NEW YORK (UPI)-J- oe mora poster exposure dy gets around the country than ubUc Enemy No. I gets on postoffice: bulletin boards. Tha Hardy notices are on comedian Woody Allen. Hardy will direct this play in London shortly. His next: assignment, for the coming season is directing a major Broadway musical, The heater bouseboards, and they Girls Upstairs," by James read: Goldman and Stephen Sond- "You're a Good Man, Charlie heim, dealing with old Ziegfeld - Brown"-lire- by Joa ctel ' Har- showgirls. . Women Give Artist Scheduled to Show Pictures at Provo Gallery Service at Alda J. Harrison of Salt Lakeland watercolors. She has been City will be one of the exhibit- painting for the past seven ing artists in the Provo Art Gal. vears and has studied under during the month of Sep- the Famous Artists Group, and lery A corps of SPRLVGVILLE Harold Olsen and Jack Vigas, tember. volunteer women has been givin both of Salt Lake City. She Harrison Mrs. specializes ing valuable service at the and still has also traveled and studied Springville Art Museum since landscapes, seascapes, in oils, with art groups in the western life working primarily spring, according to Bruce but she also works with casein United States and in Canada. Braithwaite. curator. Her works have apeared in The women serve as art exhibits in Salt Lake numerous inwhich function a hostesses, hostesses since the program was Tooele and Springville and Citv. cludes work as receptionists, as begun after the April National she has been the recipient of well as tour conductors, typists, Art Exhibit. During the annual art awards at many of these ex- etc. At present, 13 women of exhibits in February and April, mbits. Springville are working on a members of the Springville Mrs. Harrison is a former volunteer basis at the gallery, women's clubs served as volun Provo resident and the mother and the grand serving two to three hour shifts teers to man the during of five children at a time. Each women will the heavy visitinggallery mother of 17 grandchildre n. period. serve from twice to four times She will be honored at a re a a month, according to jht. Mr. Braithwaite stated that he NEW YORK (UPI)-W- hen with Mrs. Gloria Fir ception hopes to work the volunteers baby earns more than its Braithwaite. 7 at the gallery Sept. mage, parents and a little old lady in The Art Museum has had a into committees and train them from 3 to 5 p.m. her 70's earns more than her total of. 25 women serving as to be guides for the museum. sons, you might wonder what the world is coming to. But this happens in the world Mrs. Gloria Firmage Art Center To Exhibit Art Work - .Make Money? Acton TV Commercials A Salt Lake City artist. Mrs., gallery reception will be held 7 Gloria Firmage, has been invit- - Sunday Sept. from 3 to 5 p.m. ed by the Provo Art iJoara to iiiii md ii iiiiiihjiiii display her paintings during the month of September at the Prnvn Art fiailcrv. j Mrs. Firmage has studied art at the ungnam xoung university, the Chicago Art Center, and at Laguna Beach, Calif., under the famous seascape artii ist, Bennett Bradbury. Her paintings include seascapes, landscapes and portraits. Along with her landscapes of Utah's mountain scenery, Mrs. Firm-ag- e regularly paints at Laguna Beach and Carmel, at California's southern and northern coasts. A mother of five children, Mrs. Firmage is married to Doc. tor Edwin Brown Firmage, law professor at the University of Utah College of Law. Mrs. Firm- age Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Paramore, of Orem, Utah. Her oil pointings will be on display from Sept. 1 to Sept. i He is already in films as phenomenal producer of the musical hit based on the "Dr. Glas," recently reletsed comic in this celebrated "Peanuts" and movie country, strip of Charles Schulz, which producer Joseph Levine has recently passed the 1,000th signed him to make his film- mark in New 7. commercials o f television ?rformance been directing debut with "The Day duplicated in They Shook the Plum Tree." where a top talent can make most of the key cities of Oils from $150,000 to $175,000 a year. Mrs. Betty Haymond That will be a 1970 job. country, rot to mention producIt's enough to send each of us '" , tion in Canada and Englani household and sv v But if there were nothing scurrying from And Hardy office right to talent represenpersonally has nave no directed all tha duplicates, else, Hardy would tative like Richard Voights financial worries "good old several of which are In long-ru- n and Marje Fields. Who says Charlie Brown" will be bringing that you and I can't sell soap engagements in cities that home 30 at 251 W. 800 N., Provo. A bacon for enough years. and never had a show last longer toothpaste! San co's Franci American than a week. But hold it. First off, not If it can be saitf that Conservatory Theater repertory everyone doing the sales pitch ISSUES ORDER k "Charlie made Hardy, It is group is scheduled for a for shampoo, pet food or cereal at ANTA the engagement U.S. WASHINGTON (UPI) into only fair to say that Hardy gets income brackets The District Court Judge Joseph C. SPRINGVILLE "Charlie." nvsde For this Theater here beginning Sept. comparable to those of corpora 29. The company will present singing group held their tion presidents. More likely, the venture, with grownups playing Waddy issued a temporary 10- of Chekov's its productions is $10,000 to $25,000 a little kids and a dog, had to be day restraining order Wednes opening social recently at BaTts "Three Sisters," Edward average one of the chanciest theater still worth that's Well, day prohibiting W. A. "Tony" Catering under the direction of year. Albee's "Tiny Alice" and Boyle from using the United Alberta Hoover. Following a or the undertakings of all time. deserting housewifery . Georges Feydeau's old French Mine Workers Journal "as a lovely dinner an enjoyable proHardy, 40, a balding blond of stenographic pool, you say. A Flea in His Ear." farce, The gram entitled "The Wonderful medium measurements, exper Is Lucrative Business campaign instrument." order was sought by Joseph A. World of Color" was presented ienced but not a theater Voights and Fields say it Is a who is opposing by Pat Conover. The years Yablonski, lucrative business. But break "name," accepted the challenge as coming activities were disavoided and that better-known-s Boyle's bid for ing into it is a little like making UMW president. Waddy took no cussed after which some facame up with the right it on Broadway. formula. No one now asks, action on Yablonski s request miliar songs were sung by the ine competition is enor iMllil'- - ' rna mi Sittl iwnl Mli for an order directing the group. Joining in the festivi"Who la Joe Hardy?" The (Compiled by mous," said Mis Fields, "an Publishers' Weekly) theater impresarios say, "Get ad agency may audition 15 to 20 ART HOSTESSES, who are performing valuable volunteer service at the journal to devote half of its two ties was Afton Banner of DenMark Mrs. C. A. Mrs. Fiction me Joe Hardy." from Chader, A for one include, role. left, Art Septembed issues to Yablon- - ver, Colo., a former group talent Springville people Gallery, ski's candidacy. MACHINE member. Hardy came out of New THE LOVE may have to audition for 10 Berkhimer,, and Mrs. Ray Whitney. Mexico commercials before she lands Highlands University Jacqueline Susann UTAH'S LOWEST FOOD PRICES and the Yale University School GODFATHER Mario one." Miss Fields, a New THE Open Labor Day 9 a.m, to 10 p.m. of Drama to work for several Puzo Yorker, was with a company ASKS BAN Columbia Broad PORTNOY'S COMPLAINT years for the --An producing television commer WASHINGTON (UPI) cials before she and Voights set casting System as a director Philip Roth 11 domestic agreement by producer of some afternoon THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN up their own talent agency. airlines to pool an automated a serials, or soap operas, of all Michael Crichton farm Voights, boy from reservation Is was "Love The latest system is monopothings. ADA OR ARDOR-Vladi- mir Dwight, 111., south of Chicago, a Many Splendored Thing," Nabokov had decided on an acting creer listic and stifles competition, from which he divorcad himself THE GOODBYE LOOK-R- oss while he attended Indiana accordinu to the Justice De The department early this year when the MacDonald university where he was a partment. theater, which always had EXCEPT FOR ME AND speech major. Arriving in New Monday asked the Civil Aero 1350 N. 200 W. and claimed some of his attenion, THEE York, he made the rounds of nautics Board either to ban tne Jessamyn West to or DroDosed agreement became dominant In his career, producers' offices, THE PRETENDERS Gwen theatrical REAM'S 890 W. CENTER, PROVO Producer David Merrick Davis meantime working first with a schedule full hearings on it. The chose Hardy to stage the still talent agency, then with an ad airlines are Alaska, Continen SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVPRICES IPECnVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1969 OPEN 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. current comedy hit, "Play It talent. The tal, Delta, Eastern. National, of the big cities New York, agency casting Southern, Northwest, Northeast, Again, Sam," by and with desire for acting gradually Kurt Vonnegut Jr. United and Trans World, LOCAL CROWN LEAN, TENDER MILLER BLUE RIBBON NEW MOON RISING Euge- laaej. Western. Must Have Talent nia Price But the one thing that puts Nonfiction -The Cyclopes of mythology the commercial salesman or THE KINGDOM AND THE woman there in the first place were giants who had only one POWER-G- ay Talese is a talent few of us have that eye, which was in the middle THE PETER PRLNCIPLE of the forehead. for acting. LOCAL GROWN SLICED, YOUNG Laurence J. Peter Betty Furness. of course, had1 JENNIE Ralph G. Martin it. She helned to dy. This made-in-Swed- )f v It Musettes Enjoy First Fall Session four-wee- - WM es pi $w Vv-- BEST SELLERS ' ?"r bttTiffl n FOOD BARGAIN Warehouse - E Three Professors Attend Meeting On Journalism ihree members of the 23' Cube Sleak Sweet Corn ERNEST HEMINGWAY Carlos Baker Brig-ha- - - ,,. and G? experience fi-- M t- pioneerhthe Fields sav if Voight Young University communications faculty attended St' y0U DrHaTm the national conference of the TEENAGER with local or Ginott ilocal radio or television sta- Association for Education in Journalism in Berkeley, Calif., THE MAKING OF THE tions, "so you have a working this week. niboiiEii iroo lueiuoie n.iKnowieage ot the field. Then start making the rounds They are Dr. Rulon Bradley, White WOMAN AN UNFINISHED it. She helped to pioneer the of and professor advertising Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami. public relations; Dr. Oliver Lillian Hellman DAYS-Harr- lson 900 THE And brace for disappoint Smith, professor of journalism; ment. 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