OCR Text |
Show 10 ReasonsforEnrolling in SummerSchool School, Dr. Dean A. is asking why & The mountains, lakes and classes or take courses which/can gain needed credits for parks near the campus provide Peterson,| 2. Some students need to make:school during the regular year thousands of a Market Milk Pri in Market Milk Price ‘ Plea Entered In ‘Boost Lik ely eager beavers gather at Brigcould—net- fit into their|graduation or renew teaching | ham Young University each/scheduies during the fall or certificates. year to spend the summer in spring semesters 6. Graduate students can work workshops, Beating Death On March 24 WASHINGTON UPI Orv culture Secyetary Agri- in New York and New Jersey. 40 cents in some An Ogden 'increase mini UPI conferences, insti. study, when the summerjs usu-| 3: Veterans and returned mis- toward advanced degrees with- tutes and special courses for 4M Serving a prison term for dairy farmers #T¢AS in 70 federal ally regarded as a. time of vaca-/sionaries can catch up’on c! tout interruption. Freeman is expe concentrated study in special- burglary received a 30-day sen- milk marketing order areas. * ion rela S aving t o . t ee elaxation. , e Senpies hav “ he 7. There is a cultural enrich- ized areas not available in regu-'tence Wednesday after pleading) Freeman returns from a P!0vé increased pr le Pou points out the he following to open inhool fulfifa guilty to assault and battery. |pulse-taking trip to the midwest rouscabeal ai following School 4 ceed ment and a pleasant time to be lar semesters. reasons as answers ific oa 1. Some students want to get their degrees in less tian four mj. ice or entrance into the n field 5. Students who cannot attend years, Assemblies — lectures, plays, dances, sports, dtc religious concerts. dent ment officials with outstanding educators and tered the plea in connection|,, proposals (1 visiting faculty and authorities with the beating in many specialized fields. decision ‘ase mini-| should come “fairly soon" after In passing séntence, Judge his return on farmers’ zabeth II celebrated her 4ist, eliminary decision on hs iasenass beacsate Wise calcnondiu bitd bes Saal ucted by consid 4 second su: pleas for higher” department officials In most cases, artillerymen at Hyde Park and) orLywooD (UPI)—Dennis advertising, yearbook cerning this course contact: | a Uten County, Uteh coopera- tives cast a bloc vote for all their members. : Daily Herald in the case,|marketing orders, the secretary A scl ee mene ee direct the ae Ogden, faces|has the authority to set minishop for college students and Mr. Fairbanks recently returns birthday quietly today at/John F. Sosa charges of involuntary man-/mum prices processors must \thet radvisers ell be held on/from a teaching position in the Windsor Castle the Brigham Young University|School of Journalism at .the Her husband, Prince Philip, Slaughter. He originally was ac- Pay dairy farmers for bottling Students-enrolled for Summer C@mpus August 26. National University of Nicara- and two of her four children, cused of voluntary manslaugh- milk. Prince Charles, 18, and Princess ter but the charge was reduced| The secretary was briefed on School at Brigham Young Uni-| The workshop is designed gua . 17; were due back from aibecause of lack of evidence, ac- findings-of last-week's hearings versity will have the privilege Mainly for college students who Updergraduaie and graduate Aine; short vacation in Nice France,|¢ording to Prosecuting-Atty. La-|before he Jeft on his midwestof listening -to the regular Unire either writers, editors, adwreqiy will be ‘offered partici_jern_tour Tuesday night. A top her tonight fora family.,var E. Stark, join to versity program-of Forum and-¥értising salesmen or business ; ; “| ‘The victim of -the beating aide said Freeman wanied to tore a managers of college publica Pants of the wirkshop. Under- party The only official recognition|Was @ 77-year-old man |get more farmer reaction during The Devotional Assemblies|tions. may also attend the graduates should enroll in ot the unwareh’e bkethdiy cree merce Ds trip to. Kansas, Towa, Indi will be held on Tuesdays at’ Workshop. Communications 49 and gradu-| linat-dectson. fore making a 10 a.m. The Forum Assemblies) Participants will be asked to/ates should. sign up for Com- a, 41-gun salute fired _by/ WEAVER’S SERIES will be held on Thursdays at Select.an area of emphasis from Munications 6% Each class} Farmers generally are asking the same time. Both will be the following: newspaper writ-| offers one heur of credit aMier 62-gun salute fired at the|w..., -y eross-the-bo: of Lense Weaver, once the Chester of for an: across-the-board boost in conducted in the Wilkinson Cen-)i8, newspaper editing, publi: For further information gon-| “Gunsmoke,” will make still/prices of at least 40 cents per | cations telephoning farmer s in order to speed dairy price sv gency.” ofials sai, th In Summer . al process of .announc- Mecham said the 30-| Regional hearings were held| 4 SPAMme Wt Mev day sentence would run con-(i@ Denver, St. Louis, Cleveland @077 ‘0 Institute” the -price Publications Workshop Set | Queen Celebrates Glenn_J. Her 41st Birthday currently. with Garcia's. prison and Washington, D.C.;last week) /PRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1967 As Part of SummerSchool milk prices. Under the federal LONDON (UPI) —Queen Eli-'term. ct Planned ter Ballroom. for approval., shorteuiting the Because the J of Jo- mum prices paid for fluid milk stration seph Connelly, March 24 to farmers marketing be submitied John Walier Garcia, 20, en-|t0day and Agriculture Depart Scatacl‘te 10. Summer students study sgl aggre aud needs prior to military had by all in Summer School changes after Freeman's deci- Farmers in other areas of the sion Direct from the Factory to you. Discounts from retail price 20 to 50 percent 12 months of the year. 90 ays withoutinterest. ALL MATTRESSES and BOX SPRINGS UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED. SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY:! OVERMAN MATTRESS another try at a series of his|hundredweight. Dairymen and a The only. difference between |€diting and publication manage-|Special Courses and Confer-| ‘The chancesof scoring a hole-|own next fall in ‘Gentle Ben” number of New York legislators | these assemblies and. similar)™ent. jes, 242 Herald R. Clark Build in-one are 8,606 tol, according playing a fish and gamejasked for an additional 50 cents | assemblies held during the fall Merwin G. Fairbanks, mana-|ing, Brigham Young Univer- to the World Almanac. warden, for the depressed dairy industry and spring semesters is that 8° of. stulent publications at'sity, Provo, Utah 84601 \r wes i . the Summer School series pro= ” WHERE BETTER MATTRESSES ARE MADE Prove 81 North Ist West eet ee are hl General authorities of the LDS Church will provide most of the speakers for the Devo- at CREDIT CONVENIENCE . . . Taylor's Flexi-Charge or BankAmerieard. Front Door Parking @ YELLOW DELICIOUS Reg. $2.69 PEACHES ...... @ ELBERTA @ EARLY ELBERTA @ GARDEN JUBILEE 3 Productions Three major productions will provide the theater fare during| Summer School at Brigham | Young University, it was an-| nounced by Dr. Lael J. Woodbury, chairman of the Depart- 1 Dr. Bertram Joseph, an emi: j nent Shakespearean scholarand| director, will direct’ the first offering of. the new season, Shakespeare’s monumentaltragedy, “King Lear.” The drama| investigates the nature of man| from transcendent silliness to | aching desolation. ~ Charles Whitman, director of the Summer Theater Workshop, ‘will direct Moliere’s ‘The Miser,” a caricature of miserliness| ‘and»covetousness by one of the| eworld’s greatest writers of “comedy. “The Miser’ will be] rove ta, in the Margetts Arena|fi Finally, Dr. Woodbury will i <@) : 22 98 1 @ RED JUNE Theater Fare Announced; ment of Dramatic Arts. APPLES paar APR| L 200 North 200 West @ Rep beLicious ee AYEORS CENTRAL SQUARE Open ‘til 9 p.m. MON. & FRI. 75 Reg. $2.69 PLUMS i =x... @ ELEPHANT HEART @ SATSUMA @ ITALIAN PRUNE nas ¥ Reg. $2.69 CHERRIES ..... @ binc AN BLACK TARTARIAN }OYAL ANN © LAMBERT @ MONTMORENCY Reg. $2.79 APRICOTS.,._.. @ CHINESE @ MOORPARK SAVE ON BABY’S NEEDS... FROM RATTLES TO: CLOTHING AND FURNITU 98 SAVE $5.00 ON THIS “BABYLINE” ’ Folding Highchair 1 6’ Gurity, stretcH WEAVE GAUZE DIAPERS 2' WISTERIA |* ao =—— Gurity, Reg. 3.29 DISPOSABLE DIAPERS $299. seat Reg. $2.95 Lavender—Pink—White | B32; e PER DOL cS * 3 sizes to fit any age... extremely convenient & ¢ saving for mothers, direct Neil Simon's - Broadway| hit comedy, “Barefoot in the “Park” which will deal with the »problems of newlyweds in a new and exciting manner. Two Reader’s Theater presentations will also be offered. < Summer season-tickets are ‘mow on sale in the Harris Fine Arts Center Box Office. Se ener blies for the ten-week term during the summer. SPECIALS reg. 1.98 ASPEN NURSERY and GARDEN SHOP 880 WEST 1850 NORTH 974-1044 Chrome plated stainless steel tray... , reg. 17.95 95 BABY WEEK ONLY ... BABY WEEK 55 pkg. NON-ALLERGENIC > q ACRYLIC oe BLANKET A Mother's Helper , TRAINING PANTS. 100% fine soft cotton «.» Triple Crotch». « pre-shrunk. BABY WEEKSPECIAL 4 PAIR 4 Cozy-Soft, easy care... washable . . . pre-shrunk + «+ plain colors. WATERPROOF reg. 4.00 Plastic Pants x BABY WEEK ONLY ........... SAVE $1.01 2” ; » . with air vents... especially styled for babys comfort and others protection , . . sizes $-M-L-XL. SPECIAL 4 PR. 1” 1° “YOU SAVE $1.01 ON THESE SAVE $4.00 ON THIS Kantwet Crib Mattress BABY DRESSES DIAPER BAG INNERSPRING CONSTRUCTION covered with WATERPROOF VINYL... ae Dainty . easy-care... alwaysfresh looking . . Printed vinyl ... roomy, convenient, easy to keep clean... also stylish. Reg. 10.95 = NOW aN, SAVE $2.00 ON THIS... BABY WALKER JUMPER Now . ++» by Peterson... removable tray . . . extra large wheels . . . spring tension adjustable as baby grows... REG. 7.95 Now .. ” Cc tional Assemblies. \ Special invited speakers, stu- | dent presentations and cultural | activities will be featured in the| Forum Assemblies. | The BYU Summer School Of- | fice is in charge of the assem- |