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Show yrr y r f 'a iwyn y hi wp'i ?- oo -' o n'0' yo or41 w 1 ry w w qvifv 0,y V" HI WywW(f pay w wyo"y y of a ynyr yar ayg6 The Salt Lake Tribune, Tuesday, June 20, 1961 14 v un v mmmm PTA Confab Of Utah to Draw 6,000 V mrjwPOTMajflK nmo ff ii 'A U:! VLU. r Approximately 6,000 persons are expected to attend the opening session of the annual convention of the Utah Congress of Parents and Teachers at the Salt Lake Tabernacle Tuesday at 8 p.m. SPEAKER AT the session will be George Romney, president of Amerfcaa Motors Corp. Highlight of the opening convention session will be presentation of a life membership in the National Congress of Parents and Teachers to President David O. McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. rv-- Ta ' s. v Vf Z V , H. f X. f oaVY , N - , 0 1 y Workmen at Hogle Zoo ran Into more work than they anticipated when they began to THE OPENING session, which also will include a performance by the Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir, is open to the public, Other' convention sessions will be conducted in the auditorium of the Hotel Utah Motor Lodge convention center. remove zoos monkey house to make way for abode for monkeys. a new, ultra-moder- They Just Didn H Monkey The monkeys at Hogle Zoological dens have never had it so bad. GarV THEIR TROUBLES are meant strictly for improvement, Jerry de Bary, zoo curator, said Monday that Monkey Island is scheduled lor major improvement. The old volcanic rock pile that formed the center of the island has been removed. BUT with will have an entirely new set of modem swings, ladders and even a ferrls wheel to play on. Workmen had at first thought it would only take a day to remove the old superstructure on the island. But when they knocked off the volcanic rock, they found .SESSIONS Wednesday begin 9 a.m. with convention Dr. Martin Essex, Mlchaelson, western manager; Frank B. MUliken, presisecond vice president of the cement dent, and S. R. Zlmmerley, director of the study center. National PTA; a film, and the state PTA house in open was WHEN THE CEMENT headquarters, 1037 E. South off, they found steel. IN ITS PLACE will rise an ultra-- , Temple. When the steel was pried free, they On Thursday there will be modern, colored, stainless steel found more cement monkey reports by committees and an AND UNDER THE "cement was a couple 1 address by Marion D. Hanks house. In addition, the monkeys who now The'two hourr dailynf comwhich were the of layers of of the LDS First Council of 'are housed in cages temporarily and dont have their usual swings and toys to play walls of the old monkey house. muting time are not lost; he Seventy. reads newspapers, business reviews, mining and metal journals. A total of 131,383,200 pounds of corn1 and milo has been furHE ATTEMPTS to pack his tltaliTarmers and Jive live-danished y work load Into week, stock raisers since last Deunif works on weekends only usual situation or emergen-cie- s cember at reduced prices under the livestock feed prodevelop. Hosts at the luncheon were gram, Jesse S. Tuttle, chairC. D. Mlchaelson; general man- man "ofthc state Agricultural ager of the Western Mining Di- Stabilization and Conservation visions, and J. P. OKeefe, gen- Committee, said Monday. eral manager of the Utah CopDivision. UNDER THE U.S. Departper Leland B. Flint, Salt Lake ment of Agriculture drought businessman and a Kennecott relief measure, which will exdirector, was host at the 30, such feed is made June pire available to raisers of beef cattle, sheep, dairy cattle and swine. Owners of livestock in 24 of the states 29 counties participated Jn the program. fellow Tin June If), 1908, Jn the Geared to support prices 'Of Salt Lake Temple, Church of $1.34 per cwt. for milo, a sorJesus Christ of Latter-dawhich can be Saints and they have liv'd in ghum gram rolled, pressed or fed whole, the same home for 53 years. and $2 14 per cwt. for corn, AN ACTIVE member of the the operation has resulted in LDS Church, Mr. Boberg has farmers paying, up to June 14 served as chorister of the Dra- a total of $1,817,341 to receive per Ward and for the Mt. Jor- price marginal benefits aggre dan Stake High Priests. gating $1,307,386, according to He has three daughters, Mrs. a summary compiled by Glade D. Edward (LaRue) Dignan, Allred, administrative officer Albuquerque, NJd ; Mrs. of the state 'eommittee. Dallas F. (Blanche) Young, THE PROGRAM has maTremonton, and Mrs. Afton efP(irr, Salt Lake City; one son. terially aided In alleviating TutMr. the of fects drought, 15 and Lowell, Draper, tle said. Many livestock raisers feel the program has been h e 1 p f u 1 in carrying herds through the crisis. Without the' program, drastic reduction fleet.-Th- e -of - herds- ,- flocky- - and- - hogs growth of Uniteds jet fleet was would have been necessary. said. cleaned out, Mr. Spencer With the program, sheep planned with Extra Care to give you convenient jet service to major cities throughOTHER employes In the lab and beef cattle were mainout the nation . . . coast to coast and to Hawaii. have worked there for up to tained in better condition to on this ranges spring. five years and no report has go ever been made of a similar SGrviCG. Chef Jack Staub supervises the preparation of case, the state official declared. at Equipment in the Kennecott Copper Corp. Research Center gets the attention of KCC officialdom, from left, C. D. 1 KCC Chieftain Visits Utah for Tours Drought Feed Aids Utah mine at Uingham and Continued from Fage 13 open-pi- t the Kennecott Research Center r Monday. Hell visit Utah Copper Divi sion mill, smelting and refining facilities Tuesday. Copper Division and properties in Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico are now working a seven-daa week schedule. "I am aware that there have been implications that Kenne-cott ts operating' sevqn days a week just to build up inventories in case of labor trouble. 1 can say categorically that we are operating seven days a week because our sales people ar bringing in orders that reopeia-tion- s quire to fill." y NEXT. STOP: -- TheJNevada Mines Division properties at Ely, Nev. Tn'an afternoon interview, Mr. Milliken chatted about the noncorporate side of Mr. Milliken. round-the-cloc- MR. MILLIKEN resides in Darien, Conn., rises daily at 6:15 a m. to catch the commur ter train for the trip to Kennecotts Manhattan DISCUSSING current labor negotiations, Mr. M 1 i k e n noted: We are making every effort to reach a fair and equiwith all table agreement unions which represent Kennecott employes at our four western operating properties . . ." The company doesnt want pne (a strike) and I doubt seriously that the unions want' one. However, Kennecotts settlements with the unions must be such as to enable us to compete with the rest of the copper industry and with other competitive materials. 1 1 one-hou- Birthday Observances - Spcclalto Th Tribnn DRAPER John H. Boberg, 12345 900 East, will observe his 80th birth da-anniversary Wednesday. - Mr. B o b e r g y was born in IN HIS concluding remark at the Alta Club, he put his finger on the heart of the matter: In many ways operating an industrial enterprise is like riding a bicycle you have to Draper June 21, 1881, a son of Neils and Caro, line Jensen Bo, berg. 1 fol, lie ha 1 lowed the paint- - I I and ing LI hanging Mr. Boberg for 61 years. He married Mattie String- J: rfV keep moving ahead. This we are doing. Kennecott Stock Raisers is a dy- namic enterprise, and we are determined to continue to progress. Mr. Milliken visited the big 5 Li s reason to fly UNITED State Seeks End to Mercury Seed Testing An official said Monday the Utah Agricultural Department is seeking to stop the testing of seed which hasbeen treated with mercury compounds. THE MERCURY is used to tresrthe seed against diseases but may be physically harmful to those analyzing the grain. The mere dry compounds were blamed for the death Sunday of Mrs. Henrietta Gunn Thalman, a seed analyst for the state for more than 10 years. Attending physicians said she died of a liver ailment caused by the mercury.- GEORGE Q. Spencer, chairman of the agriculture department, said the department had no other cases of mercury pois oning and that after the possibility of such a danger was discovered, tests were taken in the analysis rooms at the State World's largest jet Famous food your 'm Bud Johnson of Vrontlkii Bros. 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