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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, o o Wednesday January Take Isaac Asimovs Super Quiz to a Ph D. Score point for each correct answer on the Freshman Level, 2 points on the Graduate Level and 3 points on the Ph.D. 1 level. Tragic Deaths OGDKN After her death at age 36 it was had been secretly revealed sh 7. Isaac 8. This western singer died at age 29 on New Years Eve in 1953. FRESHMAN LEVEL Answer: 1. Killed at age 24 in his Porsche in California in 1955. Answer: 2. This matinee idol died after an operation in 1926. He was 31. Answer: C3 4r,t, You can always count on... Your Newscarrier From Church N In Oden Hospital PH.D. LEVEL married to black musician Jones. Answer: 1 ictim Booted AIDS ISAAC ASIMOVS SUPER QUIZ 2J, 9. This actor appeared in "Rebel Without a Cause with San Mineo - (Mi An excommuni- cated member of the the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints suffering from AIDS, whose pligh' received national attention earlier this month, has been admitted to a hospital and doctors say he is expected to y NOW YOUR NEWSCARRIER IS COUNTING ON YOU! live only a few weeks Inquiries from reporters throughout the nation continued to trickle in after Clair Harward 26, Ogden, told his story about dying from acquired immune deficiency sy ndrome The LDS Church excommunicated Harward last year after it learned of his homosexual life style He was diagnosed as having cancer in August 1984 Male users homosexuals, intravenous-druand people receiving blood transfusions are at risk of getting the fatal virus, which breaks down the body's immune system Harward was admitted to St. Benedict s Hospital last week after his condition worsened, and he said the hospitalization was a welcome respite from the continual inquiries and James Dean. He overdosed at age 37 in 1968. Answer: AIDS-relate- ANSWERS g 3. This musician and composer was shot at age 40 in 1980. Answer: GRADUATE LEVEL in Born Yester day and died of cancer at age 42. Answer: sin.ci jc 'crumbed to open heart surgery at age 37. Answer- SU3A31S qdopny 4. She starred 5. This suiEpv ipiN 6SUJlll!.k Iueh J33uj i 3ZUUJ 3pp3JJ 5 te'piOH 9 uiJEa Xqqoa uouu3 uqof Apnf ounusie '8 - z ssuicf ubsq j SCORING 18 Congratulations, points doctor: 17 to 15 points Honors graduate; 14 to 10 points Youre plenty smart, but no grind; 9 to 4 -- - from reporters Meanwhile, the church has offers help and others are pitching in as well points - You really should hit the books harder; 3 to 1 points in remedial courses imWho read mediately! 0 points the questions to you? 1906 Kn Fitter Published with pr of Rod Oombnor -- This star of the TV show Chico and the Man took his own life at the peak ot his career. Answer: 6. .io beBishop Brent S Farr, friended Harward in his Ogdt.n wrd after the AIDS victim was excommunicated by another bishop, said he has received several letters for Harward, and numerous callers have asked how Harward is doing and where to deliver food for him - mitt Ion Entorprltot Affidavits Are Due in Alta Club Lawsuit Beer sales at the Alta Club may determine if the club must open its membership to women. Third District Judge Dean E. Conder Tuesday gave lawyers for the club and Megan Marie Peters until Jan 29 to submit affidavits on the sale of beer at the club. He plans to review the documents before deciding whether to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Ms. Peters, 21, that seeks to open the Alta Club's membership to women or to rule that the club violates Utahs civil rights law. Glenn C. Hanni, the club's lawyer, sought a summary judgment for dismissal of Ms. Peter's suit Tuesday. Her lawyer, Brian Barnard, submitted a motion for a partial summary judgment declaring that the state civil rights law applied to the club and ordering it to no longer discriminate against women. Ms. Peters filed the suit in November after she was denied an application for membership in the Alta Club because it is a club for men, court documents said. The suit is the first of its kind against the club since it was founded in the early 1880s. Mr. Barnard contended that because the club sells liquor and beer, it is an enterprise regulated by the state and a business. il The civil rights law requires places of business that sell beer to customers" to comply with it, documents said. In his written motion, Mr. Barnard called for the court to end the clubs demeaning, unlawful and illegal discrimination against women. That may include, the document alleged, the club's policy directing women and members accompanied by women to leave the club by a side door instead of the main entrance. Mr. Hanni contended in a written brief that the club no longer is regulated by the state because it doesnt house a state liquor store, which is defined in the 1985 Alcoholic Beverages Control Act That law replaced an earlier act, and the Legislature failed to amend the civil rights law to make it current with the 1985 measure, he argued Moreover, the club is a private association protected by the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment and doesn't have to comply with the civil rights act merely because it sells beer to members and guests. He described the club as an exclusive association of members who are prominent in business and public af- fairs. Entry into the club is determined by a vote of its board of directors. Applicants may not join the club if two board members vote against him. Since Ms. Peters filed the lawsuit, the Utah State Bar has adopted a policy that prohibits it from holding monthly meetings at the Alta Club. Imagine touring the Costa del Sol, a region with a thousand-year-ol- d history and a gentle Mediterranean climate ... to the Alhambra and Generate Gardens of Granada ... the treasure of Madrids grand Royal Palace, home of Spanish monarchs for almost 200 years. Its a dream come true for two of our newscarriers who Boys Club Issues Plea for Volunteers Special to The Tribune PROVO The Boys Club of Utah County needs volunteers to help in a variety of projects and activities, according to Alan Robinson, executive director. We have had great activities in the past and need help with the present ongoing projects for the new season volunteers are vital for its success, Mr. Robinson says. Basketball coaches, referees and league organizers are needed for games on Saturdays and one other night per week. Snowshoe making is a popular seasonal project each year. Volunteers who can help in this project may make a pair for themselves. Materials will be furnished. Volunteers are needed to help with the photography club. The club has a dark room and several cameras. Many youths want to learn but need instruction and guidance to get going. Woodworking, leather work and other arts and crafts are of interest to many of the youngsters. Volunteers are needed who have such expertise, or who can bring in ideas and introduce new projects. well-equipp- participating at the Boys Club and an average daily attendance of over 125, all kinds of volunteers can be used. Time spent by volunteers is flexible and can be adapted to the convenience of all. He said the Boys Club is beginning a new program for famlatchkey children. It will be offered to single-pareilies and those in which both parents work. There will be five schools in the Provo School District involved. Sponsored by Parade Magazine and its distributing newspapers, the Young Columbus trip is designed to recognize and reward youngsters with the outstanding qualities of dedication, spirit and pride in themselves and in their work. Our Young Columbus XXX winners will be on their dream vacation from April 1986. The memories, however, last forever. 7-1- Parents will be able to bring children to the club at 6.30 a m. each morning The children will be delivered to their schools in a van and picked up and brought back to the club after school, where they will stay until checked out by parents after work. Individuals interested in giving time to the Boys Club of Utah County, or to any other community agency, may contact the United Way Volunteer Center in Provo. 6, How can you help? If you know a newscarrier who deserves to be a Young Columbus winner, please complete the coupon below and mail it to us immediately, or bring it to Newspaper Agency Corporation, 143 So. Main. It can give special youngsters a chance to experience Young Columbus XXX, the adventure of a lifetime. The Red Cross needs volunteers to take vital body signs of donors during blood drives held throughout central Utah and at Brigham Young University. ballots must be received by the circulation department no later than Friday, February 7, 1986. All NELSON'S A VOTE FOR FINAL JANUARY TO ti J m BEDDING onSALE- OOP O uli UII bedding sets individual pieces. Clearance on discontinued patterns up to 75 off All Shawls 20 off All Receiving Blankets 10 15 off off Towel Sets 15 Bring or Mail of! ! to- Circulation Department NEWSPAPER AGENCY CORP. P.O. Box 45838, Salt Lake City, Utah 841 45 (143 South Main St.) I I OFF ALL NAME BRAND WINTER CLOTHING! , YOUNG COLUMBUS XXX r CLEARANCE 50 75 trip to Spain. 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