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Show m9ryryr"v v w w 9 m 0 rryyfyyyyrt m yrrymr '''0-- r m w 0 t'"1 m 0 DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, ?i 6,080 May Subsfiif ute 'Vacation' For Summer Study I -- Wednesday, June 17, 1964 The. traditional "sumer va Is a diminlshingelement in the University of Utah calendar. The Utah school, Joining a nationwide trend, is taunting steadid operaly toward a tion. University offidals' es time te that an enrollment in ex- cation X. year-roun- cess of tifXQ is expected forthe summer, quarter which officially will open June 22. But eVen before commencement, more than a dozen presession workshops already were in session. By iiext Monday (June 15) an additional five will begin. Ten more will be added by June 22 andbeforef the sum mer is over the total will have risen to 36. The workshops, officials explain, not only provide opportunity for exploration into new fields of knowledge, but a 1 s o provide credit toward degree work and teacher certification.1 Such varied fields as art,edn-cationtelevision, dance, elementary and special education, secretarial sciences, mathematics, history and foreign language are covered by the workshops. More than 25 per cent of the Universitys regular faculty and a visiting faculty of more than 30 specialists will be on campus for the summer programs. The university reports more than are offered during the summer session. These are designed to help such varied groups as entering freshmen, transfer students, teachers, graduate students, undergraduates and those inter al that 3 ested in continuing adult education" The range of offerings in airfields has been broadened in line with' the increasing emphasis on operation, a university spokesman said. An example of the new emphasis is the offering of an intensive course In general physics, which will carry 15 hours of credit equivalent to a full academic years work. , - year-roun- d O 3VT I EZ3 life- - rechargeable life by Gulton fathers Gina Marie Mullins helps "King" Harold Goldthorp into new Father's Day sports jacket. val-o-se- v father's Day Shoppers COTTONWOOD MALL The second annual Cottonwood Mall $500 y give-awa- started here Wednesday. Originated last year, the pro--- motion was such a success j&at all 50 mall shopping centers and services have joined this years project, an official said. Prizes for this annuai Fathers Day program include a $100 first prize, which Is redeemable at its face value at any mall store or services center. In addition, three $25 prizes and 250 grandstand seats for any Salt Lake Bees baseball games also will be given away. Seventy-fiv- e tickets for the EL Kalah Shrine Circus at Derks Field June 25, 26, 27, will also be given. These will include & adult tickets and 50 for children. Entry blanks are available at all stores in the Mall. Wayne Richards, executive-secretar- y of the Cottonwood Mall Merchants Association, said that the mall is all dolled up .for the Fathers Day event He pointed out that plenty of parking space is available. ' Gordon Lobb y Pay Nothing Down As little v Priced $100, $200, $300 & AID-polic- mag- 9.95 12.95 Galaxie lite is small, com--paand ideal for pocket or 5.95 womens purses, - ct u Tighter Reins ZCMI NOTIONS Downtown & Cottonwood, first floor Urged On Building Jobs VP McCulloch told , hr V V J... griffin shine-mast- er v5 N y vrw travel shine kit if practical home I o - easy labelmarker Pamper Dad with this personal embossing gun. Self sticking, raised-letteplastic labels. Dial letters, number, symbols. Identify"golf-dub- s and items around -home. . ftf r, Attractive, compact carrying case contains: commis- A wni x - daubers,brushes, cans of polish, shine n shine-maste- r, cans of polish, dauber for applying polish. Gives brilliant shine at the flip of a switch. X 01 1 ft Kit contains automatic i -- has J. been elected president of the local H. M. Zabriskie Unit No. 4, American Legion Auxiliary. She succeeds Mri. Robert L. Olsen. ' Other new officers include Mrs. Robert Olsen, first vice, president; Mrs. Dan Jorgensen, second vice president, and Mrs. Sterling M. Ericksen, SURETY LIFE BUILDING J n ies r -' v- ) I i.,j I: cloth. Extra rolls of 144 3.95 ZCMI NOTIONS & Cottonwood, ' Downtown rn first floor V t K; ( 1 tape. ' ZCMI STATIONERY Downtown & Cottonwood, first floor County tnitwy WmhIh IhM tMtantt built-i- , Auxiliary Elects MT. PLEASANT, Sanpete Mrs. Rex Hafen LIMITED net, case wleather - withpowerful be exported through for International Develop- ment totaled $238,520. Sen. Frank E. Moss, D., reUtah, said quired foreign aid funds be spent mainly in the United States and the purchases by recipient countries were made with credits made available by AID largely through repayable development loans. vX SAVE 200 beam, - sioners. The recommendations were verbal extensions of a letter sent to the commission by Chief Zoning Inspector Ernest L. Cowdell asking that one department be assigned to handle the Question of motor vehicle accesses, YOU ALWAYS up er 200-y- d. Bureau Mr. up S " Imperial life lite in dark 7.95 grey color, Newji Wash Builders have agreed for years to comply with certain 'restrictions placed on variances granted by the, Board of Adjustments, then snub their noses at them, after getting building permits, as $10 per month x following: -- New WASHINGTON During the first five months of 1964 purchases made in Utah of industrial goods and equipment to work. LIMITED Charge by plugging into any household outlet. Never needs batteries. .Guaranteed r5years. Choose from the -. 15.98 reg. 18.98 AID Purchases Tighter requirements for builders were urged Monday by a county planner and a county attorney to be sure county ordinances are being complied with on all construction projects. Ralph Y. McClure, associate planner In charge of zoning, informally recommended to the that an County Commission occupancy permit be created to prevent occupancy of a structure until the county is satisfied all ordinances and regulations have been met He explained this device is used in many other areas with considerable success.' Ollie McCulloch, chief civil deputy county attorney, said that either such a permit or a bond would be helpful to assure compliance with building and zoning regulations with regard to new and remodeling construction Over 30 Years in the Diamond Business , v Moss Reporfs . Deseret by peariwick. at x Mall GoingAll-Ou- t For Give-Awa- y Fathers Day gift Decorative and practical for the man in your life.- - -his clothes fresh andrwrinkle-ree- . Gleaming- brass finished with wood frames in popular finishes to matdi vinyl cushion. Blade, white, tan, or brown. , X- - day W. -- - .'n- 1935 SOUTH MAUI , . i WO tele CHINES! a in ft Momlnv W mmkUrt APPmZBtS Ctoto mi Mtowuif spray-on-shiei- power lantern with battery Vl SAN TOIEDl CHICKEN t.ll Drink Entotom t I 88c THICK IroilMl CUT IIHkl Cf CHIMED 'GRAND' CAFE - with eit th trlmmhtd TAKE-OU- T FIiom 2709 SOUTH STATE X N. The power lantern is a floating safety light. 6 position warning blinker arm, large 4 24 in. diameter head, separate controls for front and rear beam, rust resistant chrome plated. -- FOODS EL d.r Gives quick, .invisible proted tion from perspiration stain, odor, cosmetics. Use for mens' jackets. Protects childrens clothes against most liquid and food stains. , Non-allergen- ic S ZCMI NOTIONS Downtown & Cottonwood, first floor- - zcmi Nono Downtown & Cottonwood , .yj Jl r |