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Show ROCKY MOUNTAIN REN IE , May 27, 1965 Honors National Share And Spouses Jaycees Spruces Area License - Free Perjocu using the Spruces campgrounds will not be re qulrod to have the $7. bumper sticker for use of fe- deral recreation areas For tbe first time, however, do overnight camping will be permitted on Friday, Satur- day, aod Sunday night and holidays during tbe months of July and August. These announcements were made bv Sup mer w . vc s s f ' s S a gift to remember LONGINES 21- - World's Most Honorsd Witch Th best assistance to tbeir men's organization. Pat Anderson, vice president elect, talked her way to a third place award in the Speak I'P Jaycette contest sports plus their float won third in the parade which cli- Jaycees and their share of Murray Jaycettes won honors in Division n at the National Jaycee Convention recently. Kent Carlson; president elect of the Jaycees, won one of the five outstanding SPOKE awards for the state of Utah Fred Teinert, past president of the Jaycees, was elected state vice president Murray won third in the competition of the Giessenbier aard for the most outstanding individual chapter. The group walked off with the Service to Humanity award for their work with retarded persons Their hospitality room using a space theme to back candidate Teinert captured first place in their division Jaycees came in third in public relations, youth and office The Spruces area is operated by Salt Lake ' County through a lease agreement with die Wasatch National Forest Tbe popular Big Cottonwood Canyon campsite draws hundreds of local residents and vacation eers each sum- a , ? v, The erintendent Paul S Hose of the Salt Lake County F ecrea-tio- n maxed the convention For the second consecutive year the Murray Jaycettes won the Conrad Riley Award for A (); AM OND oj 7i,nr 7Jittuon Phone IN Sell lake City, Uuh 1462 Esst 33rd South CKtw(uCCi t&t KCUA Vitalizer Permanent 12.50 Reg. 22.50 Special Puts new vitality in the hair .. New strengthin the wave to give any hair style incredible staying power. WHEN YOU give a Longinca you say, with golden eloquence, a Ihouiand unsaid things. Each Longinet watch is hand crafted for a lifetime of accuracy, excellence, and elegance, FI would a rata auaiLia automatic. mam a MISM aHACCLIT, tAov a would a rain solid ia SOLD St 29 a et Other Longines $75 to 1500 EH COnONWOOO MALL Good through 94 or FOR BIG JOBS SMALL DeWALT. Tl.TTTf US tilt WITH POWER SHOP! BIG SAVINGS aMWMDMMWM Doctor Richard E. Shope, a member end professor at tbe Rockefeller Institute of New a graduate UnYork City iversity and Research Center will present tbe third annual Philip B. Price Lecture of the University of Utah College of Medicine, at 8 P.M, Thursday, June 3. The Price Lecture will take place In Orson Spencer Hall Auditorium oo tbe University campus. Doctor Shope's subwill be 'Evolutionary Epject isodes In the Concept of Viral Oncogenesis Thia refers to the development of the understanding of the relationship between viruses and cancer. Doctor Shope Is a member OLYMPUS HILLS IIJD OF - THE - MOUTH a special citation from the Cancer Society in 1963; the Kober Medal of the of Association American Physicians, 1957; the Bertner Foundation CLOSE-OU- T DeWALT POWER CHOP 3 ONLY! . $239 Sw Ovard Rollwr Arm Rotates 360 wWi Ihla rugged, fart eayert l. fredie beevfyl Direct Drive Teg llevetloo KUg-el- u teaWet haadlea. UfeMme acta-resDoWAlT-bel- lt direct drive Meter, osophical Society, and the Association of American Physicians, among others He has serve as associate director of of the Merck Institute A noted teacher a nd research investigator, Doctor Shone received his M D. degree from the State University of Iowa He has received numerous honors from United States and International educational institutions In ad- dltion to Honorary Doctor of Sciences degrees from the Universities of Chicago, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Rutgers University, be also holds Honorary Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees from the University of Utrecht Holland and Justus-Llebl- g University, Giessen, Germany DR. RICHARD E SHOPE ' Ha was awarded the Award, 1959; and the Howard Taylor Ricketts Memorial Award, 1963. In being Invited to present the 1965 Philip B. Price Doctor Shope adds another national laurel to his many honors. Doctor Price served as Dean of the College of Medicine of the University of Utah from 1955 ta962, be retired as Dean when Emeritus He Is now living in Lexington, Virginia. Under Doctor Prices administration tbe new University of Utah Medical Center was started. The Philip B. Price Lecture tradition was started In 1962 when a group of College of Medicine Alumni, friends of Doctor Price and membera of the Department of Surgery presented the College with tunas witn which to bring to tbe campus national and international medical leaders fora special annual lecture The two previous lecturers were Doctor William A. Longmire, professor of Surgery at the of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Phil- FACTORY New York Academy of Medicine Medal In 1965, and holds many other awards and special honors. These Include the Albert Lasker Award in 1957, a special commendation from the U S. Department of Health Education and Welfare, 1956; and School, Doctor James T. Priestly, Chief Surgeon at the Mayo Clinic and President of the College of Surgeons The Philip B. Price Lecture is open, with special Invitation to the members of the medical and health profession of Utah UCAL Medical Costletons Olympus Hills ONLY . . . o special Clearance, offering tremendous savings on fresh Spring fashions right from current stocks. Come in early for At first choice1 WOMEN'S SFKIXG SMUT SrtiHS DRESSES COATS regulor 112.00 to 150.00 regular 130.00 to 155.00 12 prlct 12 Exciting savings on spring dresses, costumes and shirtwaists in a host of beoutiful fabrics and colors. Fine tweeds, plaids, oatmeal checks, locy wool ond mohairs In 0 selection of gorgeous spring colors! SPRIIIG SUITS GROUP regulor 165.00 to H 10.00 y. Ceeh etl so geili hvttea atatlaa and eafety keyledi awrtedi ladwded. ! o-- to 3i30 p.m. Mon. tfcw Sat. Mulhollands lUMtll PH. 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COTTON BUSTERS U Jolene Scbwartt C 3 Olympus bills - fridays till 9 p m 10 to 12 Entire stock of beoutiful hats reduced for this Clearonce1 At Olympus Hills only. GERMAN 0J or 4 cabinets for whatever your space filling requirement needs boors 5" a son of Mr and Mrs Chet Homberg, 3689 Yosemite Drive, was chosen cheer leader at the University of Utah for the coming school year. Other cheerleaders chosen Coveil, of CAPRIS regularly 16.00 coe-trw- OMH DAur StOO hair. 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