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Show V The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, September 29, I960 10 A 1 UEA Officials ScheduU Dixie Varies Heavy Day for Teachers On Nixon Win Chance Here are Thursdays events in the annual Utah Education Assn, convention: :t -- , vNv j ' ' Vv ;U T V ' ) . v r J A 4 y -- v t 1 I Film Star Issues Robbery Claim ImJ V "'xr' .b;S$3 ' c Vwr5W'''- I Mi m. Art Educators, workshop, Hillside Jr, High. Business Teachers, workship. Bar-raHall, LDS final new College. Credit' Unions, workshop and panel discussion. Hotel Utah, Gold Room. Science Section, secondary, banIN ADDITION, Dixie goverBy Auociatcd Prct, quet, cafeteria. Union Building, USU, nors Logan. meeting in this sunHOT SPRINGS, Ark., Sept. 1.46 pas. Student Education Secmountain resort call the bathed tion. discussion group and business 28 Vice President Richard M. meeting, Horace Mann Jr. High. Nixon-Kennedcontest close in Musie Educators, demonstration and Nixon has varying chances of vocal workshop. West High. South Caro11 North to and 15 Carolina, southern t pm. Classroom Teachers Com- carrying The border November the states in West and Virginia. mittee Hall, lina, Temple Assembly Square. election, a survey of governors three states have a total of 31 English Teachers, demonstrations. indicated Wednesday. South High. electoral votes. Counselors, Counselor's School East The governors wound up the situaTHE AS POLITICAL High. Symposium, GoverRetired Teachers, In Memoriam, tion now is gauged by state 26th annual Southern elecBlind Center. with the nors Conference B p as. First General Session, LDS executives It might be possible tion of Gov. Price JDanicl of Tabernacle, Temple Square. for the Republican presidential 6 49 p W Utah Teachers Welfare nominee to top President Texas as their new chairman Assn , Assembly HaU, Temple Square to succeed Gov. J. Lindsay 8 p m. Art Educators, stage pres- Eisenhowers 1956 inroads into entation and film strips showing of this normally-Democrati- c ter- Almond Jr. of Virginia. They I960 AU-Sthigh school art exhibit. named Gov. E. Ernest VanEaS ritory. chair-ma- n, V:1S Alpha Delta Kappa Breakfast and busmesq meeting. Avia . South Temple. Uoa Club. 61.0 Audio-visua- l 7.S6 a tostroe tors and ja.director, breakfast. Hotel Temple Souare, main dining room. m. UEA recisetration, southeast entrance to Hotel Utah Motor Lodge. Art educators, workshops, am. demonstrations, exhibits. Hillside Jr, High, 2J7S Garfield Avenue. Music Educators Workshops, West High and Washington School, 163 West Fourth North. Science Section Elementary, exhibits end demonstrations, Madison School, 3469 South State. lb s m. Secondary Principal, business meeing. Granger High, 3600 South 3600 West. Retired Teachers Business meeting. Blind Center, 900 E. First South. Utah Vocational Association General meeting, Horace Mann Jr. High, 233 W. First North. 1696 a as. Pupil Personnel and Special Education, section and departmental meetings. East High. ! 49 m. Health, Physical Education and Recreation, section meetings, Clayton Jr. High. 11 am Music Educators, business meeting. West High auditorium. 1116 am. Art Educators luncheon-business meeting. Hillside y Jr. High. 11:56 a m. Student Education LADEDO, SPAIN, Sept. 28 Horace Mann Jr. (A) Actor Rory Calhoun reHigh, 13 W. 1st North. Neon Business Teachers Smorgasbord luncheon. Memorial House, Mem- ported to Spanish ory Grove. Elementary- - Principals. luncheon.. Wednesday that he had been Eastwood Elementary 3309 South Wa- robbed of money and jewelry satch Boulevard Joint Luncheon, English teachers, The thieves journalism directors, and speech teach- totaling $2,300. ers. South High his overlooked wifes Jewelry, Health Physical Education and Recreation, honor award luncheon, Clay- worth $30,000, he said. ton Jr High o un e ln.th e Student Education -- Section eon, Horace Mann Jr. High. Colossus of Rhodes movie H Ift .m, Council lor Exceptional Children, luncheon. East High being made here and has School counselors, luncheon. East rented a villa his fJ Democratic governors dont diver of Georgia as vice a new office. believe this will happen but voted to meet next They could. they admit it year in Tennessee, prabably at Eisenhower racked up 96 Tatlinburg. ItMill vtbok L'tah Education An- staff, charged with convention and operational duties, from left, front:; Dorothy Zimmerman, I 1 j Allan M. West, Mrs. Ruth Robinson; rear Dale Robbins, I- - C. Mile Jr, Evelyn H. Wakley and Lillian Epperson. High it M pm. Foreign Language Lion House 63 Teachers, luncheon. E South Tempi- - stay. during The thief got into the house through, a. window. do 3 fat. JqL0IS'1. hasarol - hot $ flit Watch this newspaper 63rd Annual UEA Sessions 10,000 Educators Open S.L. Conference Today Continued from Page One lie Relations Assn., will duct a dinner Friday at con- 7:30 p.m. In the Aviation Club, 610 E. South Temple. AT THIS TIME, awards lor outstanding aid in establishing understanding between schools and the public, will be given by NSPRA and the UEA. The awards are named for Robert L. Campbell, first territorial superintendent of Utah schools. A memorial for teachers and former teachers who have died In the past year will be conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Utah Center for the Adult Blind, 309 E, 1st South, by the Utah Retired Teachers Assn. s OTHER SESSIONS OF that group are set for Thursday at 10 a.m., Friday at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. andFriday at 1 p.m. luncheon In Temple Square Hotel. More than 500 persons will take part in a pageant on Americas Freedoms" to be presented before the Utah Council for Social Studies. Mountalnview and Cottonwood Heights elementry schools, Midvale and Mt. Jordan junior high schools and Bingham and Jordan high schools send nearly 500 students for the pro- . gram. PEARL JACOBSEN from Sevier County School District and Marjorie Baker, Salt Lake City, who won Salt Lake Tribune fellowships for summer study, will show how to use the daily newspaper effectively in the classroom. These, events and 12 other presentations of social studies will be in Highland High School Thursday starting at 9:15 a.m. DOZENS OF GUEST speak on hand. They in elude Edward J. Laurie, San, Jose State College: William J. Duscl, vice president of San Jose State; Marjorie C. Johnston, foreign language special 1st for the U.S. Office of Education; Beth Peterson, home . economist with the giant E. L duPont de Nemours Co. of Wil mlngton, Del.; ' Charles R. Crakes, educational services department, DeVry Technical Institute of Chicago; Alex 1L Zimmerman, director of music in San Diego City Schools; Dr. Herold Llllywhite, director of speech and hearing of the University of Oregon Medical School crippled childrens division. and Dorene Loso, mental health nursing consultant for the UR. Public Health Service. ers will be ANOTHER DOZEN top educators from within the state have places on the various pro- - ADTKBTItMBIf yamsTloo, and three musical organizations will make appearances at the general sessions. They are the Utah Music Educators Band, composed of music teachers from the school districts under the baton of Max Dalby, director of bands at Utah State University, OrLogan and the chestra and Chorus, both made up of student musicians from throughout the state. All-Stat- e All-Stat- e STANLEY CHAPFLE, director of the University of Washington School of Music will conduct the orchestra; Ralph Woodward, assistant professor of music at Brigham Young University, Provo, will direct the chorus. Under direction of Dr. C. Lowell Lees, head of the Department of Speech and Theater Arts, University of Utah, a dramatization of the historical works on education by pioneer Karl G. Maeser tind Supt John C. Moffitt of Provo school district will be presented s Friday evening, with Lila Brlmhall, Jay W. Lees, Joseph F. Catmull, Robert Hyde Wilson and Ralph Mar-gett- s Ec-cle- as narrators. FIRST GENERAL session of the convention is scheduled at 5 p.m. on the opening day. Dr. Max Lerner, noted social anthropologist, is the keynote speaker. Other major speakers are T. D. Martin, the UEAs first executive secretary, now of Warwick, N.Y. 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