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Show Pa ire THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 28 Snow College Graduation Scheduled - EPHRAIM The 1985 Snow College Commencement Exercises will be May 31 at 10 a.m. in the Activity Center, with the theme 'Salute to Science." Dr. James C. Fletcher, former University of Utah president, former head of NASA, and internationally prominent scientist will deliver the Commencement Address. "Dr. Fletcher, who is currently Distinguished Public Service Professor at the University of Pittsburgh, is uniquely qualified to speak about science in terms of layman can understand," said Snow's President Steven Bennion. Snow's 1985 Valedictorian is John Witkowski, son of Anthony of Dugway. Witkowski finished his work at Snow at the end of fall quarter and is currently at the University of New Mexico where he has been playing football for the Lobos. A Political Science major, Witkowski will return to deliver the valedictory address and graduate with his classmates. A Distinguished Service Award and three Honorary Degrees will bo awarded during the exercises. The Distinguished Service Award will be presented to a Snow College fauclty member whose name has not yet been disclosed. Honorary degrees will be presented to Howard Christensen of Salt Lake City by Dr. Boyd Beck of Snow's Science iaculty, to Dr. Alton Hansen, Mayfield and now teaching at Snow, by Clyde Blauer, and to Dr. Lamar H. Stewart of Gunnison by Snow College Dean Robert Stoddard. Musical numbers will be provided by the Snow College A Capella Choir, with Professor Wayne directing. Erickson will also conduct the Snow College Band as it plays the processional and recessional music for the traditional march of graduates, college administrators, faculty and visiting dignitaries. The invocation will be offered by Charles Edward Pugh, son of Cor-in- e and Murice Pugh of Blanding, and the benediction by Jill Ann Balrow, daughter of Don Barlow of Bountiful, both of whom will graduate Magna Cum Laude. Dean of Instruction McLoyd will present the graduates to receive the following degrees: Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Applied Science, Diplomas, and Certificates of Completion, and LaGrande H. Terry, Chairman of Snow's Institutional Council, will award the diplomas. 280 are candidates to graduate this year. ust Ferry Operation Delayed Tw Weeks - BULLFROG MARINA The John Atlantic Burr ferry on Lake Powell will not begin operations for another two weeks because of corrections required by the U.S. Coast Guard. The Burr is the new $1.5 million ferry boat that will run lrom Bullfrog Marina to Hall's Crossing Marina on Lake Powell. Originally the lerry was scheduled to begin operations May 15, but the Coast Guard, which is responsible for certifying the vessel for operation, listed 45 items that needed correction before it could be certified The Provo campus of the College of Business has awarded 17 high school seniors $:i,185 academic scholarships, totaling $54,145. These scholarships were awarded school and community involvement, in addition to their high school grade point average ((J PA). Receiving scholarships for programs beginning this summer and fall are: Diana Jones of Emery County High; Janet Sorensen of .Jerome High; Lisa Brems of Lehi High; Melanie Wilde of Manila High: Ellen West of Minico High; Marianne Hayes qf Mountain View High; Nancy Garlick of North Sanpete High; Cynthia Coleman of Orem High; Tiffini Dugdale. Keri Lyman and Christine Saunders of Pay son High; Marianne Murdock of Pleasant Grove High. Christine Wassmuth of Soda Springs High; Jamie Parker of South Summit High. Cheryl Wall and Richard Wengreen of Spanish Fork High; and Cherie Brian of Wayne High. "It is gratifying for iis to award on the basis of applicants' hih ol the Burr's dedication on May 4, such as replacing light bulbs and light fixtures, demonstrating the public address system on the vessel, completing labeling ot life preservers and life rings with the name of the vessel, and labeling the compartments where the life preservers are stored, etc. All that work has not been completed, according to the Utah Department of Transportation. Items of more serious concern included: The flaw in the steel plate. Plans have been made to cut out the defective section of steel plate time and replace it. An ultrasound test was to have been done Saturday to determine how extensive the defect is. From that, a determination can be made concerning how large a section will be removed. The vessel will be partially removed from the water May 22 to make that repair. A lem!: Co Cc n W ill! jpm t 11 ii in m it II I achieving students scholarships," Provo Campus Director John Montrose said "We feel the Provo campus has an extra special touch in that our students come trom all over the state and out of the state, not just the Utah Valley area." The averageGl'A of the 17 scholarship winners is 3.5H. Stovens-Henage- r is one of the oldest business schools in Utah. It has campuses in Salt Lake and Ogilen. as well as the one in Provo prob- became fin o1 JUUW o. OPnf? fPWl I - I o GnWVrYs f 11 it J i 1 I WHY! o n roYn Many of you are being asked to choose a long distance company. But if you don't choose, you'll be it might not be AT&T. assigned one-a- nd You could wind up losing the quality and service youVe come to depend on from AT&T. Connections that sound as close as next door. Immediate connections-even at the busiest hours. And should you ever have a problem on the line, AT&T has operators to help you. Only AT&T offers you immediate credit for wrong numbers, as well and collect calling. as person-to-perso- n With other long distance companies, the quality of voice transmission T Millett Receives Secretaries Grant Julie Millett, a senior at Pleasant Grove High School, lias been n.uiHd winner of a $100 scholarship as tin' outstanding business student Li Utah County as judged by the 1 imp Valley Chapter of Professional Secretaries International She is the daughter of Maurice and Diane Millet, Pleasant Grove. Other winners from Utah County included Janet Durrani, Stevens Ilcnager College at Provo; Jo Anne Duncan Reed. Utah Technical Col lege at Orem, Susan Anderson. P:ovo High School, Becky Barnes. Lehi High School; Brenda Harding. Spnrigville High School; Christine Pntchett, Orem High School; Nancy Page, Payson High School; Karen Nish, Timpview High School, .mil Jennifer Lynn Sink, Mountain View High School. ballast problem Fire extinguishing system: The ("oast Guard requires that the nozzle pressure be 60 psi. The system on the vessel measured between 40 and 50 psi. A larger pump has been ordered to replace the existing pump. Generator overheating. The overheating problem which was detected on the Burr's maiden voyage has been corrected by connecting the engine's expansion tanks. The Utah Department of Transforation is hopeful that the Burr will be in operation by June 1, the actual completion date on the construction contract. U j I 1 ( A launched, the starboard list has been corrected by sealing off a section of the hull to provide a 4.000 gallon ballast tank which will be filled with water. u I starboard list ballast evident when the vessel was er Gives Scholarships To Area Students these Coast Guard officials insisted that the vessel be partially removed from the water to inspect a defect in the steel plate bottom ol the hull which was detected during launching on April 22. The long hairline crack, which is located 32 teet lrom the front of the vessel on the bottom just oil center was repaired with a one-hal- f inch steel plate, which was welded over the defect. The Coat Guard, however, would not approve the repair. Most of the 45 items listed by the Coast Guard were minor items that had not been completed at the nn Er-icks- Sfevens-Henag- 22, 1985 Wednesday. May Residence Customers: 1 may vary. It may be difficult to get through during busy hours. And you might not have operator service. 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