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Show September 16. 1965 REVIEW. B5 Pyle To Address the that team &friit laitt 4to--e Safety Meet The too days of conference will be enlightening to the Nothing fouls ud industrial production uite accidents and for too days next week a bevy : problems facing our Western industrial communities' according to Theron T. Pinder, president of the Utah chapter, American Society of Safety Engineers Other speakers include Robert R Sonntag. president of experts on preventing accidents will address the 37th annual Utah Industrial Safety conference on 'Increased production through engineering, training and motivation.' Included among the speakers at Prudential auditorium on September 23 and 24th will be Howard Pyle, president of the national safety council. of ! s. the Utah Safety r Council, Governor Calvin L . Rampton and Richard W. Got, manager of safety for Hercules powder "ompany r 1 a ll A- - LDS Church Appoints Seminary Assistant e Merrill D Clayson, principal of the Granite Seminary for the past 20 years, has been assigned as special assistant to coordinators Don Colvin and Charles Hobbs who the activities of supervise seminaries in Salt Lake City and Salt Lake Valley exclusive of the city, respectively. He will assist in the areas 7 duty, of Benn ett's Glass seminary buildings, grounds, custodians, libraries, and budgets The announcement of this new assignment is made by William E. Berrett, Administrator of Seminaries and Institutes of Religion of the Church of Jesus Christ of and Paint MERRILL CLAYSON called to preside over the Southern States Mission as its President. Further activities in the Church include service in the high council. Junior Seminary and MIA General Boards, and as a teacher in tne auxiliaries and priesthood quorums. Married to the former Mary Maude Taylor, they are the parents of five children: Ethel, 38, is a graduate of the LDS Business College and is presently employed as secretary at the Deseret Book Store in Salt Lake City; Janice Larson, 35, resides in Firth, Idaho; David, 31, has his Doctoral Degree in Clinical psychology and is working on a research project in New York City; Paul, 25, is a graduate of BYU and Claudia Tophirv 23, is a graduate of University of Utah and a teacher in the Granite School District. Saints. Mr. Clayson has given 40 years of service tothesemln-ar- y program. He began his career as principal of the seminary at St. Johns, Arizona, in 1925. Since this time, he has taught at seminaries in Provo, East (Salt Lake City), He has also and Granite. served as principal of seminaries, inaddition toSt. Johns and Granite, at Midway, Idaho, and South (Salt Lake City). Born in Lakeshore, Utah, Mr, Clayson graduated from American Fork High School. His bachelor's degree and master's degree were both awarded by Brigham Young University, where he served as a student body officer in itis senior year. He has done further graduate work at the University of Utah and University of California and bolds a counseling certificate. Latter-da- y As a young man he fulfilled a mission to England, and from 1937 to 1940 he was WE EE General Tire waim New Manager weee Mr. Tom McCue, former head of the Fred A. Carle-so- n Tire Department, will be the new Branch Store Manager of General Tne Service, 2320 Highland Drive in Sugar-hous- e. prior to working for Fred AVCarleson Company, Mr. A Carleson Company, Mr. McCue was Western States for Dunlop Representative Tire and had served as a Sales Representative for General Tire and Rubber Company for thirteen years. WEEE WEflE EEB SEE PAGE B-- 8 aa i(A eidAK y Sale beginning Sept. 18 Entire Stock Drastically Reduced Fashion Tress tustress WIGS begin at $6995 100 Prices Amy - Chic DISPLAY Includes: WIGS Human Hair $50.00 FROM Style & Set Cut Alwavs--- - FREE COMB OUTS! Sift Certificates Available 290 SOUTH 1300 363 - 7641 EAST General office 65 W. the candticcctian 1st So. Factory and warehouse 2131 S. 2nd W. 355-344- 1 ait thankb feaiticifcated in IKCUlCfi new actn, 6-cUictinf. cttn&e't Maday rndwate and |
