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Show NEWS, Thursday, February DESERET Funds For Courses In MAC Promotes ..?. evww ' wf in Executive 15, 1968 i' - - - 'V - J15 WWW .. - i 5 Colleges advertising executives the Newspaper Agency , (NAC) were promoted p, given new assignments orsday, Ralph H. Davison, president in charge of ertising, announced. Tie corpc ration serves as the nt for the Deseret News and it Lake Tribune in advertis-- t printing and circulation. Federal funds 'our of $467,195 have been allocated to five Utah colleges under the Manpower Development and Training Act (MDTA) for 11 institutional training projects. Secretary of Labor Wirtz and Secretary W. Willard of Health, Education and Welfare John W. Gardner said Thursday that manager were developed 1,'amed assistant director of through cooperative efforts of of ertising and manager of the Utah the Development structor durm8 WorW War II, t Mr. Merrill began his ill department was Harvey the Utah Security, Employment in electric to the the as Tribune returned a sign tising career 7628 Michelle Wav!he of Education, salesman in classified advertis- - and specialty advertising fields State Department 10 East). the U.S. Department of Health, n to Salt Lake retail The transferred and joined 'illiam W Fuller 1542 E ''ng Education and Welfare and the in 1547 and was bunes advertising staff in 1951 becomes manager of 'advertisin2 Labor Departments BuU.S. man-I- n 1958 he became affiliated - lnamed retail Apartment advertisof Employment Security. (national) reau general and was sales with KTVT-Tjager in 1!X1. PROGRAMS THE department. Mr. Fuller, a member of the manager of Twin Falls, Idaho, :ill Northrup, 6734 Lazy Bar -The 1959 from following FLIX programs were station adio Representatives (2395 East), was named Manufacturers announced: In after 1962. 1961, working until Club of Lake Salt City, joined es promotion manager, sue- advertising in Utah State University, Logan, the advertising staff of the Des-- in specialty ?ding Robert E. Cutler who or will train 20 unemployed 1948 after starting: Seattle, he returned to NAC as eret News in ;ame advertising director salesman. underemployed persons as steretail a advertising lier tliis week, course. nographers in a larold Merrill, 173 E. 1050 These appointments round out The total cost is $46,195; the rth, Bountiful, was appointed the NAC advertising executive federal portion, $42,339. retail includes distant advertising The College oi Southern Utah, complement which inager. Kenneth E. Bourne, advertising Cedar City, will conduct a STARTED IN 1939 refresher coures for 20 manager; K. M. Carpenter, asL. manager; stenographers. Federal funds of 1; W. Northrup started his University of Utah. Since then sistant advertising classified advertis- $19,323 are allocated for the H. in salesman as a has he as served a career Egbert, college wspaper Cliff Hansen, total $20,804 cost. respondent for the Tribune the classified, retail and nation- ing manager, and classified manager, 1939. After serving with the al advertising departments of assistant $ COURSES iMr. Davison said. my Air Corps as a civilian in- - NAC. Utah Technical College at three conduct Provo will Iretail programs adver-Vorthr- - v-- Nyr. : . ', Unaccustomed to winter snow, this zebra family Hogle Zoo ventures outside on warm days only. at Governor Finishes Job Search BUSY AS BEEHIVE ,, 1 s'"1 is - reedoms Wards i or Utahns r I s t ' ff i indi-Jlual- r.; Kali used to be quite a lem during the winter, Farnsworth said, but Hydari was purchased doesnt care much going outside when its Kali, the Indian elephant, the smaller and Hydari, African elephant, stay inside ail winter because the lion .i Continued from Page prob- Mr. since Kali about cold. B-- 4 l stuffs, from vegetables, cheesp and ice cream tc smoked turkey and trout; petrochemicals, Pro-Utah- ir i clerk-typist- Just Reading The News Man Found Dead The newspaper seems to hold an interest for this rabbit, Deseret News pet of the week. It looks and eats as it awaits adoption from the Utah Humane Society animal shelter, 4613 S. 4000 West. Shelter open every day from noon to 5:30 p.m. All animals adoptable. ; Universities today dont edu- cate, Mr. Kean complained. or LINDON, Utah County "Colleges dont enlighten Paul Bezzant. 25, Lindon, was draw out a students potential found dead Wednesday at his for knowledge. A university has home. The Utah County Sher- preconceived notions the stuiffs Department said Thursday dent must accept, rather than he shot himself. the university adjusting its cur riculum to the students person al needs, he explained. en Stepping off the stage to with gage in a conversation Arthur V. Watkins students, Mr. Kean chatted with The first i s D Congressional more tinguished proand said the audience went Wednesday fessors should exchange and Service Award discuss ideas with students on a to Sen. Mike Mansfield, personal basis. Watkins Service Award Goes To Sen. Mansfield ; tegory). Individual (George Washing-- : a Honor Medal Awards) : Lt. iL Chase J. Nielsen. Brigham C. Henke, J iy; SP4 Marvin aper (plus $100); First Lt. bert E. McGhee, Hill Air tree Bae (plus $50); Laurie 4901 S. 4135 West, .. essman, Ann Briggs. Provo; iarns; 2915 Filmore St. I evou Hewitt, State Finance Director Her-fe35 East). Salt Lake City ilus $100); Virgil N. Kovalen-1- , bert F. Smart was skeptical trans2671 Dearborn St. (1460 Thursday of a proposal to Inthe State million fer from $3 list). Salt Lake City (plus tMO); Brian J. Namba, 2510 W. surance Fund to the General 1 100 South, Kearns; Dr. Levi E. Fund. tiynolds, 508 E. South Temple Fred A. Moreton, of the Govus $100). Review Investment ernors Award Certificates Smart Wary Of Fund Plan i and is locked inside at night when the temperature drops. The American elk, grizzly bears, bobcats, lynx, otters, raccoons, penguins, red and kit foxes are all used to snow and like to play in the white stuff during the winter. , $52-42- Elementary Laboratory ihool, Provo; Horace Mann nior High School, Salt Lake I ty ; Pioneer Elementary Ihool, Granger. n house would get bitterly cold if the large doors were left open for a long period. are taken The monkeys from their Island to a cage in back of the lion house where they have sleeping boxes and a heater. l will conduct .nnual Freedoms Foundation ards for 1967 went to 23 schools and organiza-in- s in Utah, It was announced pupsday by foundation officials I Valley Forge, Pa. The awards: Schools (George Washington pnor Medal Awards): Ameri-I- n Fork Junior High School; krrington Elementary School, Inerican Fork; Valley View lementary School, Pleasant love; Brigham Young Univer-l- y Organizations (George Wash-fgtoHonor Medal Award in Programs eateimmunity ry): Provo LDS Activities, Provo Sertoma Club; KSL a d i o (George Washington nor Medal Award for radio fogram); Salt Lake Sertoma fub, Utah National Guard governmental Unit Activities B-- Focus Week Spots' College Grievances ' ';Pr t-- nJ- Continued from Page based on Utahs oil reserves; and high technology industry, which could draw upon a larg $37,885 pool of former Utahns who were) programs. A trained in the state and would 1 program will train 20 persons as auto service mechancls. A like to return if a suitable joB $21,206 were found. stenographic In issuing his call for al! course will upgrade skills of 25 course to Utahns to support the drive for persons. A new industry, the governor1 said, train 20 combination welders "We have a lot to offer in Utah will cost $67,206. Federal funds will pay $121,088 of the $126,297 advantages that no other state can match, and we want to for the three projects. she said. sickness, religious differences late and form cliques, Utah Technical College at Salt spread the word to anyone whe By KATHY CRACROFT five Foreign Negro students are alienated in may influence the location of a and social isolation. Lake Writer Staff News added. Deseret students expect the university the dorms, she new plant . . . Everyone cag programs. Federal funds of NEGRO PLIGHT to be a great adventure in alienated are students $43,887 will train 20 persons as help, arid We urgently ask everyCollege Americans fail to see the ones support. machine set-u- p operators in a by an impersonal educational learning, but are disillusioned course costing $45,987. system, disinterested adminis- by mundane homework and Negro student as an educated He was accompanied on his A stenographic course trators, membership in a minor- exams, he said. person instead of just an ath- tour of the Midwest by about 20 LITTLE POWER for 30 persons will cost $54,427 ; ity race and isolation from local lete. said George Woods, a Utahns interested in industrial Westmin-colleg- e Federal portion will be social and religious cliques. alienates) o promotion, including represent Negro and editor of werlessness p v exster Colleges campus newspa- tatives from banks, were REPAIR CLASSES students in trying to These opinions & Light Co., apd Power Utah two Mr. in destinies, conducted per. termine Wednesday A $63,026 program pressed agenColleges neglect Negro history industrial development a - junior philosophy 36 weeks to train 20 electrical Focus Week programs at the Larson, and dis- cies. and have little pride, bypassing Students said. Utah. will be of servicemen major, University appliance the draft, the torting the history of minority funded $58,651 by the federal Richard, Kean, educator for power concerning administrative or groups in the classroom, he will curriculum the funds of Federal the Free University government. ' s&id he a for decisions, the $31,521 explained. Fields for California migrant pay $29,441 of A Philadelphia workstumarried As a student, 20 Miss Holgrud, a graduate training course for workers, outlined his idea of said lng and living off campus, I man was arrested Wednesday gasoline engine repairmen. A educational Utopianism, as dent from Minnesota, feel alienated from my fellow at 1st South and Main and alienated 20 are textstudents for course refresher taking education out of Into Salt Lake City 4il commuter will cost $14,145, books and applying lt to every-- , from the cliques of s students, complained John booked Week chair- for investigation of forgept.-- Of. Kirkham, Challenge students. funded. with $13,639 federally day personal experiences. credit carp In the dormitories, the stu- man and cadet commander of ficers confiscated a MUST ACCEPT stolen in Philadelphia. dents from the same states iso- - Air Force ROTC. , ' Zoo Doesn't Hibernate Installation Of Letter Carriers Set TOO SERIOUSLY Most students have the misfortune of taking education too beseriously, thinking they will a at come full human beings he said. university, Mr. Kean argued that schools destabilize students and make them dependent on books for leader majority of the The award, to be presented ership and legislative skill, annually, is named for the former Utah senator who chairmaned the select Senate committee which recommended censure of the late Sen. Joseph R. I Dfc McCarthy, It is sponsored by the Hinckfund already carries catastroU.S. Senate. officers for two This will be Installation of WilDr. J. D. ley Institute and friends of Sen. Pe National AssociWatkins. It was designed tojfive terms in the House of Rep- used to reimburse the insurance branches of the director liams, of Letter Carriers will be nd resentatives before election to und shou(j jt experience a sin- ation emphasize the courageous of the Hinckley the at 6:30 p.m. at devoted public service provided of Poligle loss of $500,000 or more, he Saturday Institute Senate He MW servirig Ramada Inn, 1000 S. Main. members of the House of jhis third six.year term in tije at the Uniexplained. by tics a Jack Rich, Cincinnati, Ohio, Representatives and the Senate Senate He became majority versity of Utah, member of the NALC Hospitaliservice which sometimes is leader m 1961( after Lyndon B. award the said zation and Insurance Board, their knowledge. Mansfield obscured Sen. by sensational prestook office as vice pres. will be will install officers for Branch Education is something that ented to Sen. Mansfield during ings or investigations. Honor ident and Salt 111 in Lake said. City Sen. Mansfield was chosen Alrch happens in your mind, he L. the Founders Day banquet Feb. Madsen, president, Committee, proposed transfer of Branch 887 in Provo. Dont trust all the data author- 28 at the University Union. for courage under fire, for lead- - Reservations for the Founders windfall million Bonneville International Corp., the $5 They are Pondlin Defa, presi- ities publish in books. College Day dinner, which is sponsored Salt Lake City, and Maj. Lysle Wednesday as a means of balI vice illuFelsted, the Clyde on the Alumni Association, may dent; annual are The by students hung up Empress &. English, 184 S. 1st West, dent; Grant Richardson. be obtained by calling ancing the state's budget. Sanction Show will be sion of authority. landy. and Sunday in the cordinir secretary; Dan Mr. Smart said the money STUDENT PANEL Valley Forge Teachers Medal to hMt, financial secretary; John Motor according Lodge, careaccumulated Alienation had been by E. iward Johnson, problems relevant OOR Douglas Man Still the Empress Chinchilla Breed Pickett, treasurer, and to Salt Lake college students ful management and is a trust s )rem. sergeant-at-arma kiders Cooperative, sponsors of the McOmie, hearing preliminary following Two men charged with were discussed by panelists fund which belongs to 6how. Sunday at 5:30 p.m. the NALC Paul Larson, naping and interstate transpor- for Thomas F. Stevens, 23, and In Isaac Sequeira, will Committee Convention both of West U. Prof employers who have bought Winners will advance to the Utah to Rachel Holgrud, George Woods tation of a stolen car have ben Jerry J. Stromske, plan promotion of the Lowell bound over to U.S. District Terre Haute, Ind. workmen's compensation Insur- national show which will be held meet Dr. Kirkham. A Murray man, whose auto and John NALC annual convention in the Dr. William H. Behle, Univer- ance from the fund. in Salt Lake City March 1 3. dean of stu- Court to face arraignment bewith kid- struck a utility pole Saturday, associate Bennion, are charged 1970. They In Salt Palace ity of Utah professor of zoolo-:y- , fore Judge Willis W. Ritter, dents, moderated. remained in serious conditiorf-ThursdaChairman of the local show is naping Janet Downen, 16, He expressed doubt it would will discuss Fur Seals, her Mr. Sequeira, a graduate stu of Ogden. and The action tvas taken by U.S. at Cottonwood HospiHartman forcing Marvin Ind., Seals and Petrels on be good policy to take the dent from India, said foreign commissioner Ronald N. Boyce to accompany them in her fa- tal. of natural chinchilla Judging luadalupe Island Tuesday a 8 money from the employers. Fletcher (Dee) students suffer a "cultural KEARNS thers car. Oliver C. Wagstaff, 140 10 a.m. Saturday and .m. at the Garden Center, 16th Mr. Moreton Wednesday begins at on colalienation 4055 S. from shock 4920 West, 43, Sun4800 Nielson, South, was northbound oil will be judged mutations The men were arrested last last and 21st South. reinskiddied Wednesday. The Salt Lake lege campuses. Car-bo- n State Street when his car are 250 that advocated entries catastrophe About near December Wellington, day. The free public lecture is these problems insaid He he 3400 office said near sheriffs Mountain the hit Howevand the ded County pole surance be purchased. expected from County, after Town Marshal ponsored by the Utah Audubon clude a language barrier, home- himself. shot auto was virtually His South. West. man a wounded the that Atwood Delon er, Mr. Smart replied Society. 'cut in half by the crash, said driving a 1956 Mercury who Deputy Sheriff Ronald Cowdell. tried tn run him oown. - 1 Breeders Plan Chinchilla Show - near-Johnso- n presi-1CIV- Pair Faces U.S. Court Serious Auto Mishap Features Craw-fordsvill- e, Ele-iha- i 'Put Insurance Fund To Work','" Uh hu S mini T in houl no. bn di vidpnds to fetrittfnd .nMividnndn 0 Prfsenj employers tew-ri- s j.t .jWJ. 1'a tt pny. 2 Shooting Victims Still Critical Do-Bt-M- an "m' Kturned Mr. Hansen said he believed) Dr. Clinton L. Oaks, Brightonr who Pf insured by the fund because itfrom a to Hawaii and was more leeway should be allowed Young University professor trip wife before shoot- his r com-estranged comand j business management umulatf'd from pimi-- not present Feb. 7 when State the board for investing in has Wra v expenditures dls-- ! mon stocks. mittee member, suggested thating himself, remeined in criti paid by previous insured insurance Fund officials Fred A. Moreton, an insur-ium- s 50 that a prudent man rule is needed cap condition here Thursday, cussed their operations with the State law now requires nee broker made this reeom- - employers, trust in held of in the law governing board. cent money per committee. jOSOp1 Edward Crossley, 50, nendation Wednesday afternoon presence of the heavy re- for schools be invested in gov investments. A WINDFALL South Willard, is under treat- Gov. Calvin L. Rampions seiTes and interest earned from bonds. 10 per cent in Jernment S. BONDS STOCKS committee chairman review lveetment mrnt at Dee LDS Hospital for thfm, enables the state to Committee !coroporate bonds, i0 per cent in f which of Merrill Lynch. in 84 that he is a member. said Moreton Mr. low muStromberg 1Q wounds in the chest and jn premium. oonos, charge relatively per He said the money has aocu- - ra(e" t0 employers, he admit-- ! Pierce, Fenner and Smith, stock uuuty bonds and not more than per cent of the periods in recent His son Danip, Cros. nicipal have out- ml a ted over the past 20 or 30 brokers, commented: 10 per cent in common stocks. years, common stocks jtd 21, is being treated for ears in the insurance fund "The more the state can do to performed bonds in yielding in-HITS POLICY cornabdominal hich provides workmen's gunshot wounds. terest. This was not true during The director criticized provi- - the he! n . ;er win oe in cuieL-ixin"30's" . of the ensation insurance coverage in the shooting spree a I Killed depression sons requiring that no stocks admitted. incom tax. or and private operations of the insurance luna. Willard residence early South and ,a He said it does not provide This $5 million is a windfall, may be sold at a loss mpbyers. of Treasurer State were stock Trooper Clair Operations Wednesday pur could be used to build a pub-- ! requiring that any SUGGEST TOUCY nearly enough safety inspection it re C. Baker are to Linn .. been must have 28. Bear Lake, Rich chased else. iLi. paying , hall McNeeley He also said th state should to help hold down losses, ! t tw. 23, and critiK McNeely, he Peggy The second practice 1 Mr County, ake out relatively inexpensive great this 'mgs. Feb. -- and 28, may Board, and Pete D. State Und Wlll.-rd- . rewards it sloppy, that is cized announced. atastrophe reinsurance. investments year and not have been worth ,Stromberg employers with Miller, in charge of He maintained the reserve accident-pron- e 'indH inM uSto,!f kihirned ofa 1 mt . Continued from Page or Early American patterns or stencil that I can sylvan trace and paint on the drawers. 1 have checked many places, Salt Lake hut In vain. Do you have any suggestions L.H., City. ' "Xi 5.S di. d,fad.,.rl0,r. ., I 4 S ; yourself job. That is, make your own designs stencils. Suggest finding illustration you might like leaves, It branches, coats of arms, etc. in a magazine. Trace Do-I-ardn t assure Prolessionals Then to drawer. transfer paint. Man they don't know of any stencils and do such work freehand. Not simple, unless you have some talent, but even so mure satisfactory if youll try and it does turn out. A do-i- t s public 4 La HELP FROM READERS To L.C., Provo, almut getting quilts recovered. Call Mrs In S.L. She ran help you. Jamison at To N.J.C., Kaysvllle, who wants a harmonica teacher. S.L., for information. Call Norma Chase at 266-958- 3 |