Show m I j£ OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER Leaislafor OGDEN UTAH TUESDAY EVENING JAN 29 1963 FEATURED SPEAKER lo rusn tor State Road Eastern Psychiatrist to Talk Alcoholism Institute At 2-D- ay ROY—An attempt to get 5600 are alcoholics" Dr Olson said Alcoholism affects more segments of society than the alcoholic — the imbiber who drinks to excess and loses control of himself $ And one of the greatest gatherings of experts on the problems to assemble in Utah recently will be at Weber College Friday and Saturday to speak on various facets of the disease at a special institute on alcoholism The drinking of alcoholic bev erages to any degree becomes a major problem to society because ' i t the person who merely has a few mixed drinks at a social gather ing for instance also presents problems "This casual drinker leaves the 1 party unaware of the degree to which he has become incapable of driving a car" Dr Olson said Institute fees are S4 for a group of sessions and $10 for the two- day sessions A number of scholarships covering the registration fee are still available at Dr Ol-- j son's office at Weber College Other institute speakers include Dr Ted DeMars University of Utah and head of the Utah scnooi of alcohol studies for the past 10 years John F Wahlquist ot ug-de- n Second District Court judge Dr Ewart A Swinyard professor of pharmacology University of DR H M TIEBOUT Utah Alcoholism Authority Also Dr Dale O Nelson procohol studies and a member of fessor of the department of health the advisory board of Alcoholics Utah State University Carl Mathews industrial psychologist Thio-kAnonymous Dr Tiebout will speak on "Al Chemical Com: the Rev coholism as a Disease" Friday C Sumpter Logan Ogden Trin at 2:15 pm in a major address ity Presbyterian Church of the institute All sessions will Also Robert L Leake assistant be held in the Weber College director health safetv and al Union Building cohol education State Department The alcoholic comprises only a of fudiic instruction uyae vv fraction of the people in this Gooderham executive director country who consume beverage Utah State Board on Alcoholism alcohol the institute director Marjorie Dahlstrom health edusaid cation instructor Ogden High "In the US more than 70 mil School and Dr Caseel D Burke lion people drink alcoholic drinks chairman Department of Educaand only a little over 5 million tion Weber College Dr Jennings G Olson chairman of the Weber College department of philosophy institute director said outstanding psychiatrists educators legal talent and community and religious leaders will speak and lead discussions during the two-da-y sessions "The basic purpose of the institute is to explain in simple language the latest results of research bearing on the nature and uses of alcohol" Dr Olson said Three prominent psychiatrists are on a panel discussion Saturday at 8:30 am— Dr Harry M 1 Ttebout Greenwich Conn a leading authority for a quarter of a century in the field of alcoholism Dr Harvey P Wheelwright Og-de- n psychiatrist and Dr Eugene Faux senior psychiatrist Utah State Hospital "It is unusual for an institute on alcoholism to have three psychiatrists on the program let alone on a single panel" said Dr ol Olson Dr Tiebout is the featured speaker of the institute He is a member of the World Health Organization author and contributor to the Quarterly Journal of Al- - ROTC Program in City New Federal Plan Building End Board Told Goes to GSA Might The Reserve Officers Training This provides that the Army will Corps programs at Ben Lomond supply equipment and supplies but and Ogden high schools may be instruction will be given by teachterminated next year unless Con- ers hired by the individual school gress appropriates funds for it district Dr Smith said the government Monday evening the Ogden Board of Education heard a report ihad suggested hiring retired from Dr T O Smith superintend- Army officers as instructors ent that he had been informed by "That would bring up the questhe Department of Defense that tion of certification" he pointed ROTC funds have not been in- out to the board cluded in the proposed national The superintendent said ROTC budget that will go into effect funds may be restored to the proJuly l posed national budget before July At the present time 10th grade 1 but if not the program will probboys in both high schools are re- ably be discontinued quired to register for ROTC and James Bischoff of the board juniors and seniors may take it mentioned the ROTC bands and if they wish the rifle team that have been acDr Smith said the Department tive in school affairs for many of Defense has recommended that years Schools with ROTC units substitute The board took no official action the National Defense Cadet Corps on the government s plan Assets Earnings Up Banking Firm Reports South on the state road system was promised councilmen Monday night by Roy's representative in the Utah Legislature Rep Robert P Stewart also said he will support a bill creating an unemployment insurance program for city employes which councilmen said they favor The Democratic legislator appeared at the council meeting to request that councilmen keep him informed of their stand on "any particular piece of legislation that comes up" Mayor Charles W Rapp told has Rep Stewart the council written a letter to the Utah Road Commission requesting 5600 South be put on the state system But we haven't heard anything yet" The mayor pointed out that roads there are now no east-wein Roy on the state system Roads on the system are maintained by the state Mayor Rapp also said the council is particularly interested in a proposal to provide unemployment insurance for city employes "The bill will be introduced and receive favorable considera"It tion" Rep Stewart said is long overdue" st County Canning Crop Men to Hold Meeting Banquet The annual Weber County Canning Crop Growers' banquet and business meeting will be held Thursday it was announced today by T S Lowe president Weber County Canning Crop Growers' Association The banquet will be held at Harman's Cafe beginning at 7 pm General Services Administration officials told the Utah congressman Mr Burton said "I will keep working with the GSA in an effort to achieve an earlier bid letting date if at all possible "This federal building is long overdue for our area as many of our government offices are handicapped by overcrowded conditions or the inconvenience of having offices spread over large areas of our city" will be conducted at the meeting $10 Bail Forfeited City Court ordered the forfeiture of $10 bail when LeRoy wt kHf USE Corporation in mercial industrial and agricul-196- 2 showed net operating earn-turloans at the end of 1962 to $241 were $138383005 up $22468646 ings pi $6286014 equal Simply n C T7 j "Total capital funds of First Security banks at the end of 1962 amounted to $46043129 compared with $43289260 a year before InsUti Gutier- COIN-O- P PIPES WASHERS cold SnM O FASTER O CLEANER O LESS COST WRAP-O-N m tM FlIERGLASS! tnd covr with t£! package give cfeubt n 17 layer m nuUio f Yxpf SEE US TODAY KETCHUM'S 2470 Woll Ave EX GDF®QD FRIGIDAIRE al 1 P rez 29 Layton didn't reply to a charge of driving without his glasses STOP FREEZING of $597202346 i R-Ut- ah SfOP DRIPPING "All deposits in First Security j banks during 1962 grew $38018-81- 6 record reaching a year-en- d x All growers must make reserWASHINGTON D C—The com- vations for this banquet on or bepleted plans for the new Ogden fore Wednesday federal building have been reAnyone not receiving a letter ceived by the General Services Administration from architect of invitation but who is a canning Keith Wilcox and Associates Rep crop grower should call Mr Lowe Laurence J Burton said Donald Berrett or the County today to make Agents' office EX If only minor changes are nec- reservations essary letting of the bids will be Election of two new directors scheduled sometime in April business First Security dent told shareholders Monday at their annual meeting in Salt Lake City Marriner S Eccles chairman of the board presided The earnings were achieved after provision for taxes The 1962 earnings compare with 1961's net operating earnings of $6041613 equal to $237 a share The per share earnings for 1962 were based on 2615709 shares outstanding an increase of 49658 shares over the total for 1961 "The increased shares resulted from a 2 per cent stock dividend paid last year" George S Eccles FLAM EL ESS Circle these reasons why 4 of 5 new homes in this enjoy flameless electric ranges: 1911 Washington Blvd 4-88- 65 SET-AND-FORG- all-tim- high of $661156650 at the end of 1962 Assets increased by $41963711 during the year "As in previous years during 1962 the impact of taxes on operations was substantial" Mr Eccles said "The taxes applicable to operating amounted to $5503313 or $210 on a per share basis" The First Security president noted also that 1962's net operating earnings were achieved "despite 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