Tooele Transcript | 1964-12-11 | Page 7

41 I'd uca tor Sio For Trail School ladmg rduialor tdtlhat rul rriiual problem now facing fduijnm is A on of th lh grrsl lack of adqua( facilities" for cot.ii tonal and technical ini ruction in courses of study that do not reach to th college graduate lei el. Dr, M, D, Mobley, Fxecutive Secretary of th American Vocational Asixiati-m- , Washington, D C,, mad this point in speaking an the radio program What's The Issue? MOBLEY SAID surveys show that nearly 100 per cent of the young men and women who study in vocational schools find employment At Ih sam tim, he emphasized that it is highly difficult for young people tofino jobs now unless they have skills re-cnt- that are in demand. The nation is giadually moving to solve the vocational-tecmeal education problem. Dr. Mobley said tie pointed to a survey taken in 12 Southern and border States showing that 41 vocational technical schools costing from f I million to $5 million each either are in operation or are authatized to be constructed POINTING OLT that instruction should be offered in a greater variety of occupations, he said that one of the major problems to be solved is to find competent teachers. In sime instruction programs, he added, the piimary quality to be sought for is competence, regardless of whether the teach er has a college degree or not. He said "You cant teach something you dont know any more than you can come back from some place where you have never been. So I think the fust important step in developing a sound program is to have good, qualified, competent teachers. "In some programs you do want a college graduate as a teacher, but not in all programs. For instance, if you are gumg to teach buck masonry-y- ou must have as an instructor a brick mason, a man that can lav bricks. IN TEACHING many occupations, Dr. Mobley explained, instructors are needed who, while not necessariy college educatare trained through aped, and have had prenticeship of journeyman experiyears ence" in their particular skills. Another need, he said, is m dern equipment and aids. He observed teaching that, if a youth is to be taught auto mechanics, it is essential that he learn to repair modern automobiles and not old models. Dr. Mobley stressed the need for adequate advisory committees of public spirited local people to work with vocational-technicschools in order to keep study programs up- He said there should be as special craft committees well as a general advisory com mittee in a community. HE RECALLED that in Los Angeles 500 persons were serving on the local advisory committees. He said that, in this instance, there was an advisory committee for each occupational field. Where a community faces the problem of making its study programs more adequate, he suggested that the school board members and school administration people visit other communities where they have good, sound, effective programs of vocational education and learn what they are doing. As a means of keeping study programs in line with employment demands, he commented that one thing a community can do is to make "an occupational survey to find out what occupations have opportunities for employment." DR. MOBLEY acknowledged that some study programs are expensive to set up. For example, an effective machine shop study program for 20 to 25 students, he said, would cost $100,000 to $150,000. w ' V 0 OUTDOOR COOK an Steve Savich Is shown barbecuing a whole pig over an open In the Touele area. fl-- e; art that Is disappearing Local Custom Sail Helps Winter Street Safety Of Cookery Carries Oil half-spee- d re-fet- de-ic- lt de-ici- fr WHAT SHOULD YOU EXPECT in your firm's health caro plan? .?. on iu d i is (iW..ieS9fjt Westinghouse electric blanket When you, as an employer, are saddled with administration of a health plan filling out hospital admission forms, verifying coverage and processing claims from doctors and it is costing you money. hospitals when the bills come in What is more, you are assuming the responsibilty of a terribly important job. THE BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD WAY The Blue Cross and Blue Shield way is gunplicity itself. You are never required to enter into the administration of covthat responsibility is ours. 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The waters, by Counties, are as follows: All waters west of Beaver highway tl. BOX ELDER - All waters except Clear Creek, Ttna Re- servoir and upstream drainages Creek, Johnson Creek, or. Lynn Reservoir and upstream League play is scheduled (p ruinuges and Mantua (Box El begin in January. der) Reservoir. All waters in Cache Cache RUSSIA County west of Highway 91 (ex Soviet authorities indeed g'd Wellsville Reservoir), and cept n re len1'h rs" Vi l al w ale betwee s i g hw a y 81 a truthful picture of and State Highway 101, Ballard f Aa ,n ,he fre "orl,d Springs, and Cutler Reservoir. American our group asked a boy of ten in this school (Volgogard) if he would ''he ,0 ,n US "No' Daggett Flaming Gorge Re- boy replied, "I will never wish servoir hon-Geor- ge ..c -- g vy - lf 1961 lnu . le o o 1 ori3"!, g 'FT Friday, Dec. Though the 1964 general angclose ling season came to throughout the state on Novem CLOCK-RADI- o Trarirrit, TtHM-l- i Angling Season Still Open on Some Waters days due to storms, and normal trucking deliveries rather than service due to weather. Another study showing the economic, as well as safety A custom brought to Tooele continued increased vantages of bare pavement by immigrants from Yugoslavia use of salt for winter street sa- - maintenance with salt, was is carried on by Steve Savich, the Salt Institute. Chicago ported from Ohio where of Tooele. The art of roasting that nearly 4 million In8 to vehicle users amounted a whole pig on a slow turning more t han $2 for every detons of salt were used in win- over an open fire was ter maintenance throughout the 'cmg dollar spent. The Ohio re-- spit him by his father. S.. with an additional 800,- - port cited reduction in accident taught Festive occasions of any kind 000 tons used in Canada, dur- - injuries and economic losses for the Yugoslavian immigrants due to 1963have as icy pavements, ing the winter season of were marked With a other studies from various area dinner usually 64. whose main course was The of suit of the nation. effectiveness a whole rousted pig. The hazards of icy and snow (sodium chloride) in controlling DURING I HE 8 to 10 hours ice and snow to provide safe covered pavements increase it took to roast the pig. everybare pavements has become with traffic density and high one took their turn at turning more widely known in recent driving speeds resulting from the spit with the pig on it, to years. Most cities, states and improved highway design and the accompaniment of a great increased auto horsepower, deal of toll road authorities in the snow visiting, Mr. Savich rebelt now count on salt as their That is why more and more ports. major weapon in the annual highway authorities rely on salt Best weight for the pigs to winter battle to keep roads for safe bare pavements to be cooked is from 60 to 90 maintain traffic and reduce pounds, he says. open to the public. accident incidence, PUBLIC SAFETY is the para skidding The pig is cleaned and then mount consideration and Plowing alone will not do the sluffed with regular dressing ing salts contribution to safety job because the plow blades such us is used to stuff chicis reported in a study by New cannot be set close enough to kens or turkeys. York City that showed "bare the pavement to remove all the THE PIG is sometimes stufmaintenance with snow and ice. fed with chickens or turkeys as pavement" MOST HIGHWAY authorities well as dressing. salt cut accident skidding deaths and injuries in half. The report bare pavements can For his family's Thanksgivuse in New be maintained with salt alone ing dinner, Mr. Savich stuffed years of pre-saYork City, 1930 to 1936, showed in light snow falls, or by a cotn a 60 pound pig with fryer sized an average of 21 fatalities and bination of salt and plowing in chickens and reports that the 1,635 injuries but the years of heavier snowfalls. It is common chicken meat is tender enough ttetinghouse increasing salt use, 1940 to 1950 practice to spread salt at the to fall from the bones when the hoNV'ed an average of only 9 approach of a storm, often pig is cooked. BEAUTIFUL WITH even before the first snowflake deaths and 736 injuries. Slowly cooking the pig over Doze control. The Salt Institute, projecting fly. The salt melts the snow as the open fire gives the pork THE BEST LOOKING SOUND IN SIGH& Wrap around cabinet Is molded of past experience such as the it falls. In continuing storms meat a distinctive flavor everytu(h Impact plastic. accident reduction re- the resulting brine slows the one that samples it agrees. skidding Convenient Dote Control lets yoa BILL TONIOLI of Tooele has ported by New York, estimates formation of a packed ice and few minutes more. Wake-uautomatic setting. that use of salt for ice and snow mass and prevents bond- been one of those carrying on Clock face Is large and easy to read. snow control will save more ing to the pavement while rethe tradition of roasting a pig Built-Iantenna tor extra long than 300 lives, prevent more ducing the snow to a mealy over an open fire. Each year reception. than 32,000 personal injuries condition which makes later shortly after New Year's he Full, dean sound speaker... and save half a billion dollars 'snowplow cleanup faster and has entertained eluding rectifier. persons that have assisted him in his ranchin storm losses during the win- - more effective. Some of the advantages of ing operations at a dinner at ter. g salt reported are: 1) which whole roast pork is the The Engineering Society of Detroit, reporting on a three-yea- r Salt crystals provide immediate main course. Mr. Savich states that he bestudy of the use of salt traction: 2) Salt melts ice at for streets, concluded low temperatures, down to a lieves he is the only person in that "Public safety through the minus 6 degrees F.; 3) Salt is Tooele that carries on the art pig outdoor cookery. safe movement of traffic should fast. It gets down and breaks He says his friends, who rebe the paramount compelling contact between ice and pavement. At 30 degrees one pound member the good old days, acforce in any choice of methods or material. The De- of salt melts 46 pounds of ice; cuse him of having all of the $199S troit report also said the city 4) Salt freezes dry, remains fun for himself now that he has of Detroit, Department of Pub- on pavement for the next snow, motorized the spit turning it Bateman Jewelry lic Works, is worthy of com- doesn't clog sewers in the with an electric motor. reHIS BROTHER-IN-LAmendation not only for its pio- spring; 5) Salt can be spread The Diamond Men cently built him an all stainneer use of salt, but also for rapidly and is economical. As one highway engineer put less steel spit turned by an its establishment of an excelit "the winter motorist is like electric motor with belt reduc- lent, effective, proh's hobby. gram geared to the staggering a man pushed from an airplane l'on 8ears Several years ago Mr. Savich problem of keeping an urban He needs help badly. The maxi an electric motor on the community operating in spite mum safety is provided when put wooden spit which used to snow and ice are completely big of adverse winter weather. be turned hand with a simple by He added "nothing THE EXHAUSTIVE Detroit removed. hand crank. study indicated a savings of $88 does this like salt. week he roast- Thanksgiving million per year resulting from . ??. the ice and snow control pro- ?.??. ...I .!!?!! .V. gram which cost an average of $875,000 per year. The savings were in the form of wages not lost due to icy street tardiness on the part of the communitys working force; continued normal retail business TIMP HAVEN activity instead of shopperless e. Tlppi Hedren is delighted that he' husband, Sean Connery, has arranged for her horse to be brought in from the country in this scene from Alfred Hitchcocks new in "Msinle. suspensful Photographed Technicolor, it is a Universal release. Plays at the Riti Sunday Ih'uugh Wednesday. Tlit I j KI TE KAI DINING HALL North Fork Provo Canyon Dinner Extravaganza Giant T Bone - Appetizers, Mixers, Hats, Horns, Confetti Floor Show M.C. 5 pc. Band nine till 2 a.m. Get Your Tickets Now Admittance Limited Ph. A.C. or Timp Haven No. 4R " DAVIS All Davis County. All ponds, lakes, Duchesne and reservoir, below US For- K.vor(te food of travflrrt on , Service boundanet. except lk- .. Red Creek Reservoir. hburger. Big- of he ,rvelfr Green River, Price Emery overn,h on the road is River, and San Raphael River and tributaries downstream from Manti Forest boundary. Garfietd - Colorado River, Freemont River, Sevier River (entire west fork including Asay Creek) and Lake Powell. GRAND Colorado River, Dolores River, and Green River. Juab All waters except the Cherry Creek Reservoir. Burris ton Ponds and Goshen Creek. Kane - Lake Powell and Thurston Ponds. All waters west of Millard Highway 91 except Oak Creek located east of Oak City. PIUTE Piute Reservoir and Sevier River proper and entire west fork. Rich - Bear Lake, Bear River below Wyoming state line, and Big Spring Creek (tributary to Bear Lake). Salt Luke - All waters west of Wasatch Boulevard except hatchery property on Miilcreek from 7th East to 9th East. SAN JUAN - Colorado River, San Juan River, and Lake Powell. Sanpete - Gunnison Reservoir Nine-Mil- e Reservoir, Sanpitch River proper, Sevier River proper, Wales Reservoir and Yuba Reservoir. Sevier - Cove River, Redmond Lake, Sevier River proper and Venice Canal. All waters withTOOELE in Tooele County except Clover Creek, North Willow Creek, South Willow Creek, Settlement Creek, Ophir Creek and Vernon C reek. Uintah All ponds, lakes and reservoirs below the US Forest Service buundaries except Stan-ake- r Reservoir. All waters west of Utah Highway 91 except Spring Creek and Goshen Creek. WASATCH - Deer Creek Reservoir (see waters with special regulation). Washington - Upper and low- - J J er Sand Cove Reservoirs, and y Virgin River proper below nar- A rows in Zion National Park. f Wayne - Fremont River proper from Garfield County line upstream from Mill Meadow let it Reservoir, Green River and the Let it blow, let it snow, rain, let it shine! Youre all Colorado River. Weber - All waters except Og set (and looking like a mil- -i den River drainage above Pine lion!) view Reservoir Dam. . travel . "" rr HANDSOME WE THE II VANE! 19 North Main Humor shows us ourselves in most unflattering image without moving us to . 882-162- 0 In Time for Christmas Pre-Inventor- Red-Ta- g y, of We Must Reduce Our Stock You will profit By our reductions Examples: Tied Ribbon, Gift Wrap decorations Spray Snow-othe- r twin bod size, tlnslo control $g,5 You awake pleasantly relaxed ...completely refreshed.. .ready to go. ..when you sleep under the cozy warmth of a Royal Lady blanket And what a pleasure to elide Into a prewarmed bed... 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