| Show STUDENT LIFE AUGUST 15 - 196$ Artists Display Work Oct 12 In Library Poultry Conference Begins The Poultry Science Association is holding its annual convention on the USU campus today through Thursday with 600 men in poultry science from all over the United sion environment marketing genetics physiology and nu- trition USU’s Department of Animal Science staff will parStates and several foreign ticipate in these papers as countries in attendance well as representatives from Tuesday through Thursday the men will attend technical many other universities sessions in which 250 papers throughout the nation This will be given in the fields of convention is held at a difpathology instruction exten- - ferent university each year and this is the first time it has been held at USU 'Muck As well as the 600 in attendance at the conference As many wives and children of these men have come for the Last movie of the Summer week All together there are Quarter will be the “Advenhave come for the who 1100 tures of Huckleberry Finn” and are staying convention to be shown in the UB Audithe various in dorms on camtorium at 7 and 9:15 pm pus Thursday Aug 18 A schedule of activities Starring in the story of have fullbeen planned for the 'life on the Mississippi are families of conventioneers Tony Randall Eddie Hodges Archie Luncheons canyon barbecues Patty McCormack organized sports and a tour Vloore and Andy Devine of Cache Valley are all sche“Huckleberry Finn’ in the duled movie version recreates the On Wednesday evening a famed American classic by Vlark Twain Huck Tom the banquet and awards program vidovv Douglas and all the will be held in the Union Thursday aftercharacters Building noon the activities of the ftre brought to life in the colof Twain’s convention will come to an orful cenend with a tour of the Salt world along the mid-19t- h Lake area and attendance tury Mississippi at a Tabernacle Choir concert Archie Moore portrays Jim the escaped slave Scenes on by men and their families a river steamboat capture tne The central committee for to Twain’s flavor of ability planning the convention is critics life portray a way of have said of the movie Admission is free with Finn' Dated Union Movie composed of members of our Animal Science Department staff They are James Bennett Carroll Draper Elmer Clark Jay Anderson and Don Dobson who is from Snow College staff 3 An art exhibit featuring tlie work of all members of the USU art department has just been set up in the library to be on view until Oct the 12 during regular library hours According to Twain Tippetts head of the fine arts ‘U t a h State department University faculty artists have won many awards in Last Laff TACT has been defined as the ability to make people feel at home when you wish they were! ti fW- - S -' A I "fo : A : V ' - x A SfoA CiSV3 : y : S ' v' - V- V A" pH A Y'W :V vA 1 yV" 'i i They have also won recognition in regional shows and national art organizations This is the first time in many years that all art faculty members have been featured in a single exhibit” “Variety generates inteicst in the arts and all of the art faculty members at Utah State University have combined their considerable talents to present a stimulating art exhibit in the library lounge’ said Tippetts The following artists are represented in this display: Jon Anderson advertising design and illustration Larry Eisner ceramics and sculpture Harrison Grout age oil paintings water colors and graphics Jessie Larson weaving and oil paintings Gaell Lindstrom water colors and oils II Reuben Reynolds oil Everett paintings Thorpe paintings acrylics and graphics and Twain Tippetts photographs Students and faculty are encouraged to see this exhibit in which not only many forms of art but a wide variety of styles and techniques ate featured oil ed vVv- - A 3 AiiV on ac-iivi- Utah shows and exhibitions Si-- - v AHv-- - “BOAT DOCKS” is flie tide of this drawing which is among several planned for display this week as work of the I’SU Art Faculty The library will host the display ty card Archery Season On Deer Planned Bow and ai'ow permits for the 1966 archery deer season which begins Aug 27 are now on sale at various locations throughout the State Permits will be sold upon written or personal application at Department of Fish and Game offices in Salt Lake Price Ogden Cedar City Provo and Vernal Permits may also be obtained from some authorized license agents in various cities by personal application only All written applications must include the archer's name address big game license number and the $5 fee This year archery permits are considered in the same category as control deer permits and restrict hunters to obtaining only one of these permits this year As in the past the archer may fill both his archery permit and his regular deer tag but both must be taken with bow and arrow Despite fiendish torture dynamic BiC Duo writes first time every time! MBA Exams F-- Set Wednesday Written comprehensive ex- aminations for the master of of business administration program will be given from 1 17 to 4 pm Wednesday Aug Prof Howard M Carlisle said all interested students should see him for details on the examination The exam will be held in Main 131 2S FINL PT BiC’s rugged pair of stick pens wins in unending war against ball-poi- nt skip clog and smear! mad research Despite horrible punishment by And no Scientists Bic still writes first time every time metal wonder bic s “Dyamite” Ball is the hardest made encased in a solid brass nose cone Will not skip abuse is clog or smear no matter what devilish BiC Mdiuwi BiC fin Pent 26 desised for them by sadistic students Get both bics at your campus store now The BtC Medium Point for lecture notes sneak exams and for really everyday use The bic Fine Point important documents like writing home for cash WATERMAN-Bt- MILFORD C CONS PEN CCRP 1M |
