Show Men to Attend (ache will cache County men wisent Utah at the Third Conference of the Mar of the Alliance Cil4 in Lima Peru Alliance partners of the of the private adjunct Its pur Progress Tls to assist In development Latin America in rams ”Lh the efforts of private S 1 iv Al-f- duals and groups is t Partners basic policy in Bolivia -- Utah’s help people to identify and rter nation their own resources and elop them to help themselves one B Austin Haws d pr to the M two who will go help ' alerence coordinator of Affairs at USU sttn till represent the Utah Part at rs Agriculture Committee Haws is American Dr :g conference e Providence Gordon Lawry represent the Business and of the Utah ndustry Committee There are nine com partners U iitees in all from 32 states Columbia will with most of the nations utin America In the confer Representatives of id the District Career Utah of lessor ence in Peru discussing inter national development programs in education agriculture public health and business development Major speakers will be William Gaud administrator of the US Agency for International DevelopI ment and Dr Felipe Herrera president of the InterAmericaii Development Bank In conncection with tlie con ference representatives of part ner nations are to visit their partners and Inspect the coopera tive development programs in Dr Haws and Mr progress Lawry will spend several days in Bolivia prior to going to Peru The Utah Partners are work lng in cooperation with the USU USAID agricultural advisory team in Bolivia in improving breeds of sheep and in provid lng markets for wool They have established a pro gram of making high quality rams available for purchase by the Bolivian sheep growers and have purchased 50 looms for resale on credit to the campeslnos or peasants of the country Hoyden G Derrick president of Western Steel Salt Lake City is chairman of the Utah Partners for the Alliance Spence Receives USU’s A Development Award State University pro chemistry is the related to health wards are made Most such a to researchers in medical schools and this Is one of the few given in the career development the National Instl Public US Health a ward from of :uies of Health Service award of about $100000 to Dr Jack T Spence for The made five years beginning July L The award will pay Dr and indirect Spence’s salary period of a osts to USU Purposes of the awards are to enable individual scientists to devote full time to research and universities to expand activities in sciences allow to research USU Prof Appointed To Health Dr W Judges Chosen For Lyric Poetry Contest 'Partners Talk' Peru Smith Whitney basic sciences Spence and his students Investigating model chemi cal systems for metal containing enzymes Important biological reactions are controlled by enzymes in which a trace metal ion (iron cobalt) molybdenum copper plays an important but poorly Dr Spence role understood stated A better understanding of the function of these metal ions and of the basic mechanisms of biochemical processes may be obtained from this research Three doctoral students are currently working with thesclen tist They are Joseph Martin Ft Meade Fla Tracy Huang and Gordon Taiwan Gray Brantsford Ont Can Dr Chris toph Slgwart a postdoctoral from Germany is also work lng with the group Dr are fel-lo- Panel profes-so- r bacteriology and public health at Utah State University is chairman of subcommittee of Minidresses Banned of the Governor’s Health Comprehensive Advisory Com Planning mittee Dr lead was appointed to Subcommittee on Health Smith the Problems In Utah Health plans recommended by will largely de future federal alio cations for health will be spent Mason W Smith vice president First Security Corporation is chairman of the full the committee tetmme how °1 BLANTYRE Women who Malawi AP — persist in wearing will be deported and minidresses shops selling such fashions will be ings Hast closed President Banda's ruling party has decreed "On Sunday when the presl-den- t was coming from church" It said "he was shocked to see a young European woman stand lng not far from him indecently clad and looking at him" Afri skirt can women favor lengths but in rural areas many go mid-ca- Bridal Judges for the Reed C 1968 Lyric Poe USU have been chosen according to Mrs Veneta L Nielsen professor of English who has ctiarge of the competl try contest at Thomas IK Linda Watterson was named Intercollegiate Knight Duchess March 8 She was selected from eleven candidates vying for the title Linda is a sophomore major lng in elementary education from Logan Roseann Mix Salt Lake City was named first attendant and Carolyn Bingham Amalga was named as second attendant Other candidates were Dixie Dalton Relda Felix Sue Har ris Carol Hollndrake Marilyn Smith Sharon Snook and Diane Wheeler Each girl modeled formal at tire presented a talent number and spoke extemporaneously for two minutes Offers Prizes USU women students are eli gible to enter the Reed and Barton Silver Opinion Competition announced Kathl Johnson student representative The 1968 Silver Opinion Com petition consists of an entry form which illustrates twelve designs of sterling with eight designs of both china and crystal The en trants list the three best combinations of sterling china and crystal from the patterns Ulus assistant pro Joan T San are AU mem-ber- s ceptable They should sub mit their entries to Prof Stock or Prof Nielsen before AprU Each poet may submit as many as five poems but no fewer than three He should provide the judges with three copies of each poem entered First place winner will receive the Culmsee Lyric Poetry Plaque and wUl have his poem published Usually it appears in the campus literary magazine "Crucible" Book prizes are given by Pro fessor Nielsen for second and third places To Be Chosen Friday Apr 5 The Miss USU Pageant for 1968 sponsored by Blue Key Honorary Fraternity will be held on April 5 at 8 pm in the Union Ball room The contest is fashioned af the Miss America Pageant and contestants will be judged on poise beauty and talent Ac cording to Dan Burke Miss USU contest chairman the winner will receive a $100 diamond pend ant donated by Thomas Jewel ers and will represent USU in the Miss Utah Pageant All organizations on campus able at the Activity Center and for applications is deadline Thursday trated Scholarships and awards will be made to those entries match ing or coming closest to the un anlmous selections of Table-se- t ting editors from three of the nation’s leading magazines Prizes and scholarship offered Include First Grant Award a $500 cash scholarship Second Grant Award $300 scholarship Third Grant award $250scholar Fifth and Sixth ship Fourth awards $200 scholarships and Seventh Eighth Ninth and Tenth are $100 scholarships There will be in addition 100 other awards consisting of sterling silver fine china and crystal Those USU coeds interested in entering the Silver Opinion Com petition can contact Miss John at 7527945 All entries son must be submitted to her March 31 1968 be-fo- USU Happenings APPLICATIONS are A DIVISION or MUU MMVICtS INC MAOtn DMUT LSngton A vt Nw York N y1QQlTi cible now open for next year’s Entertainment Bureau president and three assistance and are available at the Activity Center or Information Desk Deadline is April 15 For further information see Clark England Union 316 THE BOOK EXCHANGE will be open until Mar 29 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Unsold books must be picked up by March 29 in the Union Cloakroom MARCH 23 will be the final deadline for submissions to Cru Published fri weekly during the school year except during official university holidays and final exam week by the Associated Students of Utah Publication office located in Room 315 of the Union BuildState University ing Correspondence and change of address should be addressed fo PO Subscribtion price $1 per Box 1242 Station University Logan Utah 64321 S3 per year Entered for second class postage at the Post Office quarter in Logan Utah USU Literary Magazine CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS wishing to participate in the UB Birthday Party March 27 by sponsoring a carnival booth from 10:00 pm contact Susan 8:00 Manning GATEKEEPERS for the Junior Championship ski races March 3031 are asked to attend a meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm tn Union 324 THE RODEO CLUB meet to night at 5:30 pm in Union 335 Selection of the Rodeo Team will be announced lf bare-breaste- d Business f EDITOR SALES ARNONE TONY LYNN PACKER Manager BUSH KAREN JAY DAVIS MILLER ROXANNE GREENHALGH STAN PETE 2IMOWSKY - MANAGER EDITOR Sports Editor Society Editor Fine Arts Editor Religion Writer Artist Photo Editor Photographers Circulation Manager Circulation Columnists Craig HSslop Pat Etwood — Louise Tom Degn Wood Petersen Glen Bart Rightmire Nate Long Richard MSchae'is Jim Sommers Carlin Bartschi Mark Zaugg George Whitney Suzanne Dean Alex Galant Dick Schafer Winn Reporters: Jerri Burdick Brent Chad Starr Curtis Starr Doug Chris Pederson Wendell Hislop Vaughn Dixie Dalton ChrisDonavan Tedra Merrill Katie Farrer Carma Wadley Andrew Zipper Lloyd High On Campus ter are eligible to sponsor a con testant Applications are avaU Florence White from Maud’s in Hyrum will be the narrator and sponsor of the clothes "Hearts and Flowers” will theme the bridal show Members of Miss Jones committee are: Erlynne Anderson Elaine Wright Jan Seamons Rosemary Mix Winnie Holm stead Kathy Woodmancy Krlss Marcia Healy Linda Udall Drake Carolyn Tanner Linda Egan LeeAnn Adams and Gale Greenwood S6Q ADVERTISING SALES SALES CHIEF COPY Miss USU Scheduled MwitiNTco row mationai ADviimttNO mr National Educational Advertising Service MANAGING d Coed Contest of the judges Tryouts for models for the Bridal Fashion show to be held in conjunction for Mother’s Week end are scheduled April 2 from 3:30 to 5:30 pm in the Union auditorium Jeanne Jones chairman of the fashion show said applications are available at the Union Center dorms and sorority houses Miss Jones said modeles are needed for the brides wear 1 Parents will be glad to learn there are also hundreds of other less ambitious enterprises which earn students up to $2000 and can help meet the rising cost of higher education The authors canvassed over 500 lnsitutions and came up with more than 300 fun and profit campus projects In their book they a student explain everything needs to know about starting his own business They cover all details such as advertising expenses manpower and tell how to cope with any parental or administrative opposition the many examples Among cited is that of a resourceful at senior Trinity College who netted $490 by selling $750 worth of advertising space on desk blotters to local merchants His outlay was $260 for the 1000 blotters to local merchants His outlay was $260 for the 1000 blotters made up in the school colors which he gave away to students Two Duke University students visiting Greenwich Village bought a series of 10 cent buttons stamp-ewith sayings like “Chaste Makes Waste” "Freedom Now” and "Jewish Power” Back on campus they set up a table in the school’s main quadrangle and sold the buttons for 35 cents each of three for $1 Six hours of work netted $150 and Dan dicovered Peter from their survey that students derive good incomes utilizing e their survey that students good incomes utilizing their special skills and talents The old tried and true meth ods of playing an instrument in a band or drawing caricatures of your fraternity brothers still guarantee healthy profits Is Selected Lyon associate pro of the English faculty Only undergraduates may en ter and only lyric poetry is ac Campus Projects Net Greenbacks Duchess J fessor and Mrs ders Instructor tlon The poems will be rated by Linda Watterson Stock lessor chairman Try-Ou- ts (By Maxfihulman the author of “ Hally Round the “Dohic Flag Boys!" Gillis” etc) MOISEY: TIIE STORY OF AN ENGINEER We all know of course that in this age of technology every engineering senior is receiving fabulous offers of employment but do we realize just how fabulous these offers are? Do we comprehend just how keenly industry is competing? To illustrate let me cite the true and typical case of E Pluribus Ewbank a true and typical senior One day last week while strolling across the MIT campus E Pluribus was hailed by a portly and prosperous man who sat in a yellow convertible studded with precious gem stones “Hello” said the portly and pros-of perous man “I am Portly Prosperous presidentConAmerican Xerographic Data Processing and Birth trol Incorporated Are you a senior?” “Yes sir” said E Pluribus “Do you like this car?” said Portly "Yes sir” said E Pluribus “It’s yours” said Portly “Thanks hey” said E Pluribus “Do you like Personna Super Stainless Steel Blades?” said Portly "What clean living clean shaven American does not?” said E Pluribus “Here is a pack” said Portly “And a new pack will be delivered to you every twelve minutes as long as you live” “Thanks hey” said E Pluribus “Would your wife like a mink coat?” said Portly “I feel sure she would” said E Pluribus “but I am not married” “Do you want to be?” said Portly “What clean living clean shaven American does not?” said E Pluribus Portly pressed a button on the dashboard of the convertible and the trunk opened up and out came a nubile maiden with golden hair rosy knees a perfect disposition and the appendix already removed "This is Svetlana O’Toole” said Portly "Would you like to marry her?” "Is her appendix out?” said E Pluribus “Yes” said Portly “Okay hey” said E Pluribus “Congratulations” said Portly “And for the happy bride a set of 300 monogrammed prawn forks” “Thanks hey” said Svetlana a First Security Bank Checkway account is College students have found that a student you can easily see why By the ideal way to pay college expenses As of all expenditures it helps you keep track of and record a receipt Dividing for future campus events or expenses Meanyour money and lets you budget without the risk of carrying cash while your money is available immediately You may keep as much as you NO MINIMUM BALANCE REQUIRED checks the cover you write to want on depoit or just enough F1HI Hara’s what yaw f IF IT'S CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM WITH INITIAL YOU'VE RESPONSIBLE ASSIGNMENTS A REALISTIC f FOUND IT! iwkfi OPENINGS K ENGINEERS FOR w SHIP STRUCTURAL SHIPBOARD ELECTRICAL DESIGN SYSTEMS DESIGN ELECTRONICS SHIPBOARD SYSTEMS SHIPBOARD DESIGN & EVALUATION MISSILE SYSTEMS EVALUATION SHIP PROPULSION & PIPING SYSTEMS SHIPBOARD VENTILATION DESIGN & AIR PRODUCTION CONDITIONING SYSTEMS DESIGN “ FACILITIES ENGINEERING EXCELLENT FEDERAL SERVICE BENEFITS Our 00 checks Imprinted with You yeer neme nd eddre have a choice of an individual or a joint account Only one on checks signature is required 1 brochures are now available in the Placement Office Sign up for an interview with our professional employment representative today! hendeme wellet-tyl- e e feldin-ylihetkbeek hetkheek And either red or blue color Depeit 8r lip - itemized record of your account miff LONG BEACH (AC 213) CALIFORNIA 832-331- E- 90801 32° im end printed with yewr neme eddres Deposit can be made the postage by mail We pay and supply the envelopes Statement ere meikd te yev quarterly — containing your plus an cancelled checks fjfl) $yrily yoh Write a many or as few check at deyou with The cost is just 15 ducted from your account when the check clears through the bank You pay nothing more There is no monthly service charge or any other cot MW (MR N Ai Man H4rl Dapoiii inwroiK Center Motor lank at 30 Weit Center Corner Main A Corporation “Now then” said Portly to E Pluribus “let us get down to business My company will start you at $75000 a year You will retire at full salary upon reaching the eleven-stor- y house made of age of 26 We will give you an with edible furniture lapis lazuli each room to be stocked Your children will receive a pack of Personna Super Stainless Steel Blades every twelve minutes as long as they shall live We will keep your teeth in good repair and also the teeth of your wife and children unto the third generation We will send your dentist a pack of Personna Super Stainless Steel Blades every twelve minutes as long as he shall live and thereafter to his heirs and assigns Now son I want you to think carefully about this offer Meanwhile here is 50 thousand dollars in small unmarked bills which places you under no obligation what- - soever “Well it certainly seems like a fair offer” said E Pluribus “But there is something you should know I am not an engineer In fact I don't go to MIT at all I just walked over here to admire the trees I am at Harvard majoring in Joyce Kilmer” “Oh” said Portly “I guess I don’t get to keep the money and the convertible and the Personnas and the broad do I ?” said E Pluribus “Of course you do” said Portly “And if you d like the i'aU n tr atlll OTlfls Speaking of wealth if you want a truly rich truly luxuriou i thave try Personna Blades regular or injecregular or menthol There's a tor with Burma-Shav- e champagne shave on a beer budget! |