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Show 'Special Courtesy for Choir members and staff of Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir WSll travel to Mexico City next wpek on tourist cards, rather thin traditional passports. 5fhis has been courtesy extended the choir through the offices of Ruben Garcia, the Mexican Consul in Salt Lake Jfhe 400 t$ Consultant Warns On Teachers Try Life As Students Rotary Donates To Camp Project The Summer '68 Camper-shiProject of the Salt Service Lake Community Council took a giant step toward its goal today with a 115,000 gift from the Salt Lake Rotary Club. p Alcoholics Continued from Page B--l though the city may drop its support, Salt Lake County plans to give J15.000 to the program for next year. Summer Is a commu- 68 nity wid? planning effort for summer youth activities coordinated by the CSC. The program provides camp camping experiences for 300 children from less privileged families. 'I never worked so hard intion, is supported by a $75,000 onal ?ran Vrm my life, now I know. how the Teachers receive a kids feel when they re under jgQ.p e e e k stipend while pressure. attending and also may earn srx That was the comment Thurs- - hours of college credit for the snce r-- District mentary teacher who had just! When schools open this fall, each elementary school will finished a final in math. For the last six weeks, 154 'have three or four teachers who teachers from 42 Granite Dis-- j have had the summer work, Mr. Me explained that trict elementary schools haveatmull said. been studying new math in a the district conducted a similar institute for 80 teachers last year and that it hopes to repeat the program again next year. day of a Granite :- In addition to recommending that the alcohol probation program be expanded, the report calls for the creation of a detoxification center and an intensive care unit. day. JThe tour will begin Monday In another report presented to ween the choir will fly to Mrs. Ted Burnett is chairthe group, Council Chairman Pfllas, Tex., to present a conRoger Bean reported that Utah man of the Summer 68 ceit in the Memorial AuditoriHansen To Speak could be eligible for 1380,000 program with A1 Lysne as um that evening. federal funds under a recently-enacte- d director of the Campership Utah Atty. Gen. Phil L. Hanpn Tuesday and Wednesday federal law aimed at Project. the choir will be heard In consen will address the Washington crime control. cert at Hemi?Fa!r In San AntoState Chiropractic Association The state could receive nio, Tex. e convention Saturday night in 1180,0f0 for panning jrhursday the choir will fly to if it would put up programs, Seattle. Mr. Hansen will discuss Mexico City where it will give a 120.000 on its own, and another eachers in the mathematics aws relating to the chiropractic of the historic in Palace c)cert 1200.000 for implementing these Continued from Page l program we now are using ini Profession m Utah and his ow n Fbie Arts. A second concert is A said the Earl programs. diajrict, Convention in Miami dunng 6J)eduled Friday. The presentawhich have re- two opinions suGranite mathematics anti-1 mull, The bill requires that tions are being sponsored by the August. crime measures be planned by jpervisor and associate director ceived national coverage and Mexican Government DepartSome 85 per cent of all eligi- of the summer study. acclaim from chiropractors. some to state dedicated agency ment of Culture. L. reRichard P. Condie, left; Ike Stewart, and Elder Richard Evans, right, that purpose. Dr. D. Keith Reed, associate ble German voters go to the J'riday the choir will particiceive courtesy passes from Mexican Consul Ruben Garcia. Mr. Bean reported that Gov. of mathematics at the polls at election time, a far professor pate in dedicatory services for Calvin SiPf BfKNtm PAINT AT L. Rampton had suggestUniversity of Utah, is program to in the 8 between for return than are arrive itered the choir of! the Church auditorium The of expected services, planes percentage higher Following ait ed the Criminal Justice Council director. char-lflig9 Lake to Salt Latter-dafour They'and Saints. members will board p.m. City. Jeus Christ of U.S.," he noted. THE PAINT POT STUDY CONTENT might handle planning of anticrime programs through the However, Germans usually Mr. Catmull emphasized that 2157 Highland Drfw demoThe Health and Welfare Divi- creation of an advisory commit- feel they have done their the teachers were studying hi bar Hdm not teaching methsion receives 9 5 per cent of the tee concerned with the law cratic duty by voting and they content, Utah State budget, or some 150 enforcement aspect of criminal are largely indifferent to politics ods. The study improves the in between elections, he said. million allocated into these 'justice, teachers background in math BUY BENOTTTJ FAINT AT He B--l noted such that correction-action Council or areas: ther $2.3 ) tin from ued the While in the U.S. Mr. Soenk-se- and has very positive effects In million, Oii Coordinating Page is hoping to pick up a few the classroom, he said. al; $5.5 million, health; $36.3 would have to be taken through each major division. MULHOLLAND million wearl $3.1 million, the Legislature, since the dJits need the type of guidance The 154 teachers are divided tips on how to arouse political At not aim learning experience nemental health; $86,000, aging; cil is an advisory group and has interest among citizens and get into eight classes. LUMBER COMPANY agitable in the public schools, named as the policy maker withlpresent time, both bodies arej$26,000, New Council on Crimi- - no authority to create an advis-th- e them actively involved in loal The summer institute, one of 3298 Highland Drivt divisions as advisers; or the empowered as policy makers, nal Justice. Mj. Allen said. Since these the largest of its kind in the na- ory committee to itself. questions. are prepared to enter the labor market, they will return BUT BtNNFITS FAINT AT In taxes during thir lifetime, instead of collect-In- f BOUNTIFUL welfare or spending their LUMBER COMPANY ltifes in correctional institCity. Mr. and Mrs. Garcia will aicompany the choir on its tour. Jrhe tourist cards were presided to choir officers Thurs- anti-crim- B-- rt. ht y Job Training 'Good Utah Investment' stu-d4- ts 160.000-1100,00- 0 mrife tbe dffiffemce utes. The new programming, planning and budgeting" concept wHl enable departments to Btjdy relationships si evaluation of programs can b made more effectively, Mr. Aflen said. Referring to the progress of the Coordmating Council, Mr. A$en observed that there was ie friction between the coun-an- d the major divisions alth and welfare) in deter-tiinpolicies. key recommendation to th legislature is that the power will need tot)e definitely assigned to ei- - 199 between those priced" paints cost-benef- it Maid, Bavetifvl BUT BINNTTT'S FAINT AT ZCMI Downtown Salt Laka Cotton waod Mall Ogdti but Btmrrrs faint -- g le. at ASHTON'S 105 No. AAain Hobar City, Utah BUT BlNNtTT'S FAINT AT I WEBSTER'S, IttC. BUSINESSMEN! STUDENTS! 7951 S. 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