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Show ,i w, DESERET 4B NEWS, Tuesday October T, 1968 U. Professor Takes Honor Walkout led oss j orlcerlinCoai Utah Skips For Kiomed Honor ' stopped to think about the satisfaction. Its just a phase of my life, said Mrs. Marie Diehl, 1187 Laird Dr., a Red Cross volunteer lor over 20 hadnt jeare. 1 started along with my mother. She took me by the hand and we went o help the neighbors. Almost everywhere I have gone I have helped somewhere, anywhere I could be of service. There is a lot of satisfaction In helping others. It would be a dull life without helping somewithout recompense," body Jtis.;Dieh! summed it up. For her many years of devoted service, she has been named e Volunteer of the Month for received her 5,000-hou-r pn In 1962 and believes she must have about 7,000 hours now. Mrs Diehl has served in almost every capacity with the Red; Cross volunteers, escort, book- - cart, contact with the patients, letter writing, phone calls, taking birthday cards and Red Cross volunteer Mrs. gifts around. I even taught fly she Marvin P. Thulin as laughpd. tying Most of her time has been It's an assignment that spent at the Veterans Adminisa sympathetic, tactful when was equires on it tration Hospital, 12th Avenue and now on Foothill approach. Mrs. Diehl admits it is difficult at times, but she Drive. For the past three years Mrs. does enjoy the contact woik Diehl has been blood recruit- with the patients. Octo-lar.Sh- ment chairman. This involves contacting patients who have leceiVed blood transfusions, and their families, encouraging them to secure donors to replenish the blood supply to be available to others. The Red Cross always needs because volunteers theres quite a turnover, Mrs. Diehl said, and thereS a wide variety of jobs to be done. She spends one day a week at her volunteer job. Dr. Armand versity of J. Eardley, Utah professor Upon Uni- of ge- ology, has been named American Federation of Mineralogical Societies (AFMS) Scholarship Award winner for 1968. A wildcat strike in Pennsylvania coal mines has not spread to The award was presented to con-..- .. Utah, a mine official said today, the Utah scientist for his tnbutions ot earth sciences. . Our operating As the award winner, Dr. and so are the others as far as I Eardley received the honor of know, said Benton Boyd, presi- selecting two students to be dent of U.S. Fuel Co. An official recipients of the AFMS Scholarof one other Utah mining com- ship Foundation grants. He chose William M. Dalncss, pany confirmed this. University of Cincinnati, and Dissident miners manned Stephen D. Olmorc, University picket lines at seven mines near of Southern Calif orn'a, to lie Johnstown, Pa., despite a plea awarded $500 scholarships and a year under Dr by W. A. (Tony) Boyle, United Mine Workers president, to stay Eardleys supervision. Both students are working for masters on the job degrees in a phase of earth Union and mine operators repin resentatives Washington, D.C., are attempting to reach 'agreement on a new contract for 80,000 soft coal miners in 22 states. The present contract is in effect until Oct. 8 or 60 days Desarat News WajhinJton Bureau latter expiration notice was WASHINGTON Sen. Walserved by the union. lace F. Bennett, reiterWe had hoped for an agree- ated today his opposition to the ment by the end of September, confirmation of Justice Abe the last word I saw was that, Fortas as chief justice of the they had run into some diffi- U.S. Supreme Court. Sen. Ben nett said he would vote against culty Mr. Boyd said. Marie Diehl checks with of cloture to cut off deinvoking involve fringe Negotiations she makes rounds. benefits 83 well as wages. The bate on 'he nomination. Her husband, C. E. Diehl, has current contract, signed April 1, Sen. Frank E. Moss, s strike, flew back from Hubert always gone right along wdth 1966, after a Salt in of Lake most rates basic raised appearance wage her, but has not become miners by $1 to $2?.25 a day and City to be present to vote for, involved in volunteering himthe three top job classifications cloture, in support of Justice, self Fortas. by $1.32 daily to $30 a day. In addition to the Red Cross, there are many other agencies AFMS pretations, the receiving dedicated ly gratifying because no other earth science organization is as as large and, I might add, friendly Dr Eardley was dean of the U of U School of Mines and Mineral Industries for 1 years, directing the departments of ce fuel ramic engineering neering, geology, metallurgy, meteorology, min-- ! eralogy, mining and geological engineering. He also supervised the Utah Sate Geological and i Dr. Armand J. Eardley . . . wins science award I think that the court has been, far too concerned about finite legl technicalities than in the need to protect the public. The A vote of those addition of Fortas to the court present is required to stop the uebate. Sen. Bennett said in a state- ment that far too many cisons reached by the Supreme Court in recent years have seemed to affect the crime rate. two-thir- Institute. Dr. Eardley is a Fellow of the Geology Society of America, a member of the Mineralogical Society of Utah, and a distinguished lecturer with both the Petroleum Geologist and with Sigma Xi, national science fra- termty. A meritorious service award from the Utah Academy of Science, Arts and Letters was given to Dr. Eardley in 1956. In 1961 he received the James E Talmage Scientific Achievement Award from Brigham Young tipped the balance In several cases, he said, He added that his mail from Utah ad been running heavily against the Fortas nomination. Millets Falls Tools Get The Best For Less At H:m-phrey- y leum Geologists, the Geological Society of Utah, the National Asodation of Geology Teachers, and the American Geological Mineralogical Survey Society. The professor has authored a Structural 750 page textbook, a Geology of North America, General beginning textbook, Aorial PhoCollege Geology, tographs: Their Use and Inter- University. Bennett Blasts Fortas - and more than - 'bulletins and articles, Plaque of Recognition, Dr. EardHe has been president of the rewarded so To be said ley Mountain Section of the 000 50 Rocky over with by a federaton members is especial- American Association of Petro- KNUDSEN'S KORNER 1ST WEST &3TH SOUTH 359 2051 Only WesBiragfoouse 9?as the PafesTCscope indicator. in need of volunteers. Anyone interested may call the Volunfor help teer Bureau at in determining where services are most needed. 436-213- 6 - AREA BRIEFS 1 Wallace To Consider S.L. Visit In October tiaiffijPERM-PRESsf- t other steam iron does what-thWestinghouse Fabricscooe steam iron does. It signals when its soieplate heats up or cools down to the temperature you set it ' for. The Fabricscope indicator is right where you can see it, next to a clear Westinghouse temperature setting guide for sll the modern fabrics that require their own ironing temperatures. The Fabricscope iron has settings for 15 modern miracle fabrics plus two perm-presettings, one dry, one steam. And to make the exclusive Westinghouse Fabricscope steam and spray iron even more practical, it's the only one engineered No ? e ss C. Wallace, George tial; candidate Mrs. Clara Ruth presiden- he probably will make one or mother, of the American two stops in Idaho, Mr. Dansie Elanke Farris Curtis, 46, same added. address, last Jan. 9. (AIP), Is Independent Party tentatively scheduled to appear in Lake Salt City in Trial Ending - and guaranteed for 'Watchdog' Prize - ln extreme hard water areas continuous use of tap water is not recommended, but periodic use of The WASHINGTON Sen. Waltrial of murder has F. lace Joseph Bennett, However, plans arc still indefWilliam Farris, 20, 627 E. 9H been awarded a Watchdog of inite, Robert R. Dansie, Utah North, Bountiful, was expected the Treasury prize by the NaAIP attorney, said today. to go to the jury tills afternoon tional Associated Businessmen Inc. for a voting percentage in If the former Alabama gover- after five days of testimony. the 90th Congress in favor of is of his accused Farris a Utah nor pnakps killing appearance, economy." This is the second straight award for the Utah lawmaker who will be given a gold bulldog trophy. The businessmens group reported that the senator attained an 80 per cent watchdog rating, one of the highest in the 90th FARMINGTON first-degre- e use. tap-wat- er tap water Is satisfactory the iron iresclfrss ti!hi tteratperatiuEe yovi set. (ft feMs trjhGBH Congress. Y. Forum Speaker Dr. David E. Smith, director y Medical of the Clinic, San Francisco, Thursday will address sessions of the Young University Brigham Forum Assembly at Provo and Salt Lake City. Dr. Smith will speak at 10 a.m. at the BYU campus in Provo and at 8 p.m. in the Assembly Hall on Temple Square. Director of the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Screening Clinic at San Francisco General Hospital, Dr. Smith also teaches a drug abuse class at the University of California Medical Center. Haight-Ashbur- Ste cn Anderson Emily Grimes Merrilee Thacker Michael Stone THE DESERET NEWS SENDS BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO- - Emily Grimes, of Mr. and Mrs Ben Grimes, 918-ls-t Ave ; Steven Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs. Gordon Butcher H76-4tEast; Merrilee Thacker, daughter of Mr and Mrs. ftaiph Thacker, 9318 W 3650 South; Michael Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Stone, 15 Hartwe I Ave , end all other babies one year old Tuesday (r icures of babies of Deseret News subscriber will be taken free of charge at the Deseret News baby photo studio, 34 E. 1st South, Monday through Friday from 10 a m. until 3 pm. at least three days before baby's daughter birthday ) BIRTHS AS REPORTED BOYS: Mr and Mr. and Mr and Ptr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr and Mr. and Mr and Mr and Mr. and Mr and PROM SALT LAKE AREA HOSPITALS Steve Watson, Brookshire Dr Richard M. Beckstrand, 2057 Atkin Ave. Terry L. Sugden, 2050 N 2450 West. Jack T. Richards, 1736 White Ave Ronald C Cunningham, 261 8th East Larry L. Bailey, 7262 S 3100 West, West Jordan. Gary C. Dahl, 2050 Westminster Ave Earl R drown, 182 S Mam, Midvr'e Lvnn J Brown, 7(0 W 925 South, Woods Cross. Richard M. Livingston 5585 S Redwood Rd Robert G Sherker, 4808 S 4860 Wes Kearns Robert E Rogers, 1300 Oakland Rd , Northeast, Rapids, Iowa Mr. and Mrs. Richard E Gourde, 102 E 180; South, Bountiful. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery R. Ward!, 2818 S Orchard Dr. GIRLS: Or ard Mrs George Shell, Box 437 D, Kaysville Mr. and Mrs Ross Monson, 446 Orchard Ave , American Fork Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas, 1994 Sorrento Dr , Woods Cross Mr4 and Mrs. Arvil D Carlyle, 4393 S 4625 West. and Mrs. Joe E Martinez, 316 E St. Mr, and AMs Anfeimo T Falaz, 2851 S. 3000 West, Granger. and Mrs, Jerry F. Smith, 2780 Imperial St Mr. and Mrs. Les Johnson, 361 Williams Ave Mh. and Mrs. WP'iam E. Deegan, 857 W. 6h South 9 and Mrs. William R Bauman, 205 So 800 East, Centerville. Aj end Mrs. Duane L Whiting, 402 1415 East. 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