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Show Peg S crapbook July 29, Tirnes-Thursdo- Schedule listed T'if second annual Executive Maauemcnt Inst it ut e of the Nat ional and Western Associations of College Auiliar Services will be hosted by the I'niversitv of Utah Aug. at Snowbird. Utah. Detailed discussions are planned on improving productivity, retaining valued employ ees, conducting performance appraisals, building communication skills, coping with stress, managing time and organizing Quality Circle programs for greater employee 6 input gennody-Poff- s vln contest Winners of the first annual Belles Beaus Baby Picture Contest were announced today at University of Utah Medical Center. From a flood of 700 entries, winning nhotographs were those of Tommy Bachus of Salt Lake City, B jorn Kennedy of Ogden and Samantha Potts of Salt Lake City. The contest, sponsored by the Utah Sudden Infant Death Chapter. Foundation and KSL AM-Traised approximately $5,000 for University of Utah Medical Centers new Sleep Study Laboratory. The proceeds will held advance SIDS research and provide better diagnostic services for Intermountain infants with problems linked to crib death a tragedy which strikes 80 Utah families every year. The winners each will receive a$100 savings bond and gift certificates for clothing and merchandise. They also will appear on the SIDS Foundation float in the Days of 47 Parade. All of the entries were winners! says SIDS Foundation Chapter President Debra Cline. Were so grateful to all the parents, relatives and friends of these infants. They did more than just enter a contest they helped fight crib death through the smiles of their healthy, happy babies.; That means a great deal to those of us who have lost babies to S IDS The money raised will go towards special monitors and a research computer." says Dr. Dennis W. of assistant Nielson, professor pediatrics and director of University Medical Center s SIDS Study. Those who have contributed in any way have helped us take another step forward in search of a cause for Sudden Infant Death. The baby picture contest was part h of a campaign which, in addition to raising funds, increased public awareness about Sudden Infant Death. The campaign included M. Governor Scott Mathesons of Utah SIDS proclamation Awareness Week in June, the grand of Medical opening University Center's Sleep Study Laboratory, news media coverage of these events and feature reports on crib death. A special Days of 47 Parade float will illustrate the theme. Our Children, Our Future. Our Loss. Our Dreams. s In addition to KSL corporate effort in promoting the baby picture contest, the station produced public service announcements advising viewers to wake up to the facts about Sudden Infant Death. the According to Dr. Nielson, response to these spots and requests for information have been overwhelming. Contest judges included Dawn J. Young. General Primary President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints; Dave Newman, Dave Newman Susan Photography: Hansen. 1980 Utah Mother of the Year; Pam Jensen. Sponsor of the Skyline High School LaNichees: and Jenny Baldwin, former judge for the Utah Junior Miss Pageant . X HBGcalla the Blackwelder, Universitys director of auxiliary services and director of the institute, says 17 states will be represented at conference. The main the week-lon- g focus will be on innovations in management and human resources will Participants development. receive three hours of college credit through the Division of Continuing Education. The main speakers and their topics: Dr. Martin M. Sunday, Aug. 1 Chemers. professor and chairman of the Department of Psychology at the University. 5 p.m.. Becoming a More Effective Leader: Whence, Wither and Why. Dr. Patrick B. Monday, Aug. 2 Smith, vice president for student affairs. State University of New York, 8:30 am.. Survival in the Political Arena of Higher Education: Fred Peterson. University director of Personnel Administration, 2 p.m., "Modern Day Effective Personnel Management Techniques in Higher Education. Tuesday, Aug. 3 Dr. Richard I. Gottlieb, professional development program administrator, IBM, 8:30 a m.. Communication Skills for the Executive; Dr. John W . Sevbolt , U of U associate professor of management, 1 p.m.. Valued Employee ogeneity of Individual and Organizational Needs"; and Gene Blackwelder. 7:30 p.m., Building Good Working Relationships Between Auxiliaries and the Community. Thursday, Aug. 5 Dr. Malcolm N. Liebroder. clinical psychologist and founder of the Utah Psychological Center. Inc.. 8:30 a.m., Stress Management; and 1 p.m., Quality Circles. Friday, Aug. 6 Dr. C. Brooklyn Derr, associate professor of human resources management, U of U Graduate School of Business, 8:30 a m., Where Are You and Where Are Gene D. Retention-Hom- You Going? jjolh GOFjpo National Job Corps Alumni Association (NJCAA) is organizing a chapter in Utah. NJCAA Secretariat Director Martin Burns announced Associations from the today The DC. Washington. national The NJCAA is a headquarters. national membership organization of men and women who were trained in the federally sponsored Job Corps program. Members attend chapter meetings to share ideas about employment and education and to plan and participate in various social gatherings and community service projects. Two of the primary goals of the association are to support young men and women currently enrolled in Pvt. Daniel R. Crux Job Corps and to inform other young people and the general public about the benefits of the Job Corps experience. Now in its third year, the NJCAA has chartered chapters in 23 cities across the country and includes members from New Hampshire to Hawaii. We hope to charter the Utah chapter within the next several ARMY AND AIR FORCE months. Burns said. Although HOMETOWN NEWS-P- vt. Daniel R. activities are focused organizational Cruz, son of Edward F. and Helen U. around the Ogden-Sa- lt Lake City area, Cruz of 2732 South 3145 West West we all former Job Corpsmembers urge Vally, has completed one station unit in Utah to join the chapter and take training (OSUT) at the U.S. Army In- part in the chartering proceedings. fantry School, Fort Baenning, The chapter is being organized by Georgia. three former Job Corpsmembers from OSUT is a period which Utah; Donna Clark, a 1979 graduated combines basic combat training and of Clearfield Job Corps Center, who is advanced individual training . in the security The training included weapons currently employed department on the Center: Errol squad tactics, McDonald, a Clinton resident who qualifications, patrolling, landmine warfare, field works for the Southern Pacific and communications combat operations. Completion of this course qualifies the soldier as a infantryman and as an indirect-fire crewman. Soldiers were taught to perform any of the duties in a rifle or mortar squad. His wife Sandra is the daughter of 250-565David Waterman of Murray. (spun GmpOettes OpcaDnnng light-weapo- Know news? Call 6 LDS Hospital LAKE CITY-F- ew people outside of the field of medicine have heard of the Gynecologic Oncology Its a professional Group. organization dedicated to the advancement of more effective cancer SALT AM-TV- Hosking completes training ARMY AND AIR FORCFE David R. Hosking, son of Rosalyn J. and Robert R. Hosking of 3748 South 4310 West, Salt Lake City, has completed one station unit training (OSUT) at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning, NEWS-P- vt. GA. OSUT is a period which combines basic combat training and advanced individual training. The training included weapons qualifications, squad patrolling, landmine communications tactics, warfare, and field combat operations. Completion of this course qualifies the soldier as a infantryman and as an indirect-fire crewman. Soldiers were taught to perform any of the duties in a rifle or mortar squad. light-weapo- Oil o help you cool the sultry heat of JLsummer, weve put together THE SUMMER COOLING HANDBOOK. It shows commemorative gift for a : an assemble assortment of coins from the year of birth. Mount them and frame. It's a to last a lifetime. gift A new-born- you the best and the most economical ways of cooling your home. And its free at any Utah Power office. MB. PMa LIGHT COMPANY alumni in Utah noted McDonald, studied welding at Clearfield. Its time we got together and became more visible within the state. Job Corps offered us a great opportunity and were proud to be able to say. Job Corps Works We Ye who in 1972-7- 3 Proof. Former Job Corpsmembers in Utah wishing to become a part of this chapter of their Alumni Association can call the Office of the Secretariat in at Washington. D.C., toll-fre- e, joins group vanced treatment of unusual malignancies. The member in- stitutions can pool their resources and use an expanded patient base to explore new, and perhaps more effective, treatments. All treatments are accepted treatment. Recently, LDS Hospital joined a methods of therapy. However, after select group of 34 institutions located studying each cancer group in across the country that comprise the specific therapy protocols, the cancer organization. It is the only specialists can pinpoint benefits in private hospital in the group. The par- newer treatments and can apply them ticipation of the LDS physician staff is to their patients. Because of the groups controlled under the direction of Dr. Gary H. Johnson and Dr. W. Gary Smith, both studies, its members also often d board certified gynecologic on- receive the newest for drugs patient investigations. cologists. In addition to studies and new They see membership in the the physicians associated with as drugs, the oporganization providing portunity for maximum health care the member institutions travel to national meetings to discuss the for female cancer patients. The organization is dedicated to the results from the various treatments prevention, early detection and im- and drugs. In July, five LDS Hospital proved treatment of genital cancer in and one nurse will attend a e women. The physicians group representing gynecologic oncologists, national meeting in Philadelphia. medical oncologists, pathologists and Participants will include Drs. Johnradiotherapists, agree to collaborate son and Smith, gynecologic onin their investigations of the problems cologists; Drs. Jeffrey Gliedman and James P. Seaman, pathologists; Dr. of female genital cancer. onSince a physician might only see William T. Sause, radiation one or two cases of a rare cancer, the cologist; and Kathy Rodman, R.N., group association allows the most ad nurse oncologist. two-mont- HOMETOWN ffco cCnajpflGP Railroad as a pipefitter : and Margaret Quintana, now a Training Aid at Weber Basin Job Corps Center where she studied clerical skills in 1981 . In addition, the chapter organizers are being supported in their efforts by the Directors of the two Utah Job Centers. Mose Watkins Corps (Clearfield) and Ted Larsen (Weber Basin) and by Joan Tonn, a counselor at Weber Basin Job Corps Center, associated with Join Action In Community Service, (JACS). There are hundreds of Job Corps FDA-approve- multi-disciplin- |
