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Show Pfcgt Nlni FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1968 THE SALT LAKE TIMES Sait city Teen In National Magazine y tah Cancer Society Announces I i-a- ko I I New Officers for Coming Year T think its pathetic that boys curl their hair . . . they should have more important things on their minds. So says Salt Lake Ruth Sorensen, City girl Holly of 2349 Logan Circle, one of eight teens from different parts of the country who reveal their frank opinions on everything from girls hemlines and waist-lines to boys hairlines in a teen-age think tank panel discussion in the February issue of Seventeen Magazine. She adds that she does however like long hair on boys. It depends on the boy of course. Some can get I Two similar but unrelated In- .0 minutes after it was stolen. I away with it, some cant. If a hair and it gets cidents occurred recently on the t was located quickly by police. boy has wavy he well could have long, may not have But the outcome same day on opposite sides of I the fact that about A panicky any question the country. Both incidents in- been more tragic. volved very young boys who thief easily could have hurt the I hes masculine, but could have been injured or even ihildren, or perhaps have killed I Holly agrees with the three killed (happily, they werent). hem, and the children could I other female members of the Clark N. Stohl Mrs. J. Arthur Wood teen publications panel But worth noting is that both lave been molested by persons 1 awarded the Cerificate in Agenincidents could have been avoid- with intentions other than thiev-- who rank neatness, a nice .smile land the of at ery. followed eyes had top cy Management by American friendly ed if their mothers acciden-jth- e whether most like of list what drivon Kidnapping, they College of Life Underwriters. advice of many experts is only part of I in a boy. They also .concur that or tal intended, Mrs. Wood, the new vice presiing. I be it tra-ar- e Each boy, a two year old in what can happen when children a boy in a blazer dent, was residential chairman Chil-- ditional blue or the newest Ivy cars. in unattended left one and for the Salt Lake County CruFairfield, Conn., I is irresistible. sade in 1966 and since that time old in Dallas, Tex., was dren get bored easily and they I brown in imitators the are the greatest cur-about How does she after feel she has served as chairman of located unharmed being I world. From you they watching a e n fashion female trends? r the ACS Salt Lake County unit. t inadvertently kidnapped by how to shift gears, re-know swim-suit- s e more car. are mothers his An active civic worker, she is stealing person even I becoming turn and lease brakes keys, lots have a unless member of the Salt Lake Counyou left Each youngster had been as young as two orof are if ron. they she Civic Auditorium board of goes along ty jejly in the car just for a minute three years old. I with who other the a former president directors and say, while his mother was occupied to op- - I Swimsuit heavengirls now also know They is somewhere of Lake Council of Salt the elsewhere. Its likely that the car erate the I and bi-lighter, cigarette a and between A Women. Republican party thieves were in the cars and there are any matches around, I kini. Borrowing from the boys, she was chairman of noworker, before they I already moving become a big temptation. lady-Th- e they for and the the Womens Western Area Conopt girls Holly ticed the youngsters presence. If I like golf jackets in lollipop colors bears rule ference in Denver repeating: last year and In one case the mother had r all for I and at care cotton chairman of Lincoln the you anything polo jersey Day left the car running while she your children, there is never an I shirts with attached garters that Dinner in Lake Salt City. talked to a neighbor. In the other instance when it is to keep shirt down and stockings The new appointments were the mother had gone into her leave them alone in necessary a car. Find up. announced by the executive baby sitters home to pick up an a baby sitter, drag the kids with a senior The teen, outspoken committee of the board of diRalph J. Hill older son. cites or dont at go. School, you, High Highland of rectors the ACS U tah Divi- The two year old, who apas favorite in her division the Utah subject English posts Top sion parently was put out of the car school and out. I think Eng-- of the American Cancer Society The new leaders will head a ' when the thief discovered him, Montana, Idaho and Washing-- 1 me it is, I were filled Thursday with the volunteer be fun. For should issue to ton are organization of some safety starting curled up and spent the night n .my love for English first I appointment of Clark N. Stohl 16,000 Crusaders in 41 If in 1968. The license a of house county on the front porch plates plates ? h? my journalistic pur-- 1 as executive director, Ralph J. units in the state. Their immedi near the site of the theft, where are coated with a reflective sults- These include stints as I Hill as president and Mrs.- J. I ate concern will be with final he was discovered at 7 a.m. the terial that makes them more of her junior high Arthur Wood, vice president. visible at night. plans for a Crusade Leadership next day. 801,001 resi-associate and All are Lake newspaper, Salt Conference ot be held in Salt City Drive so that your license ex- I The car containing the two editor of the Highland Rambler, dents and long time volunteers Lake City Feb. This will do. YOU before about abandoned old was month pires I f This year she is in the cancer cause. attract over 100 delegates from A good many of the Rambler. Mr. Stohl, an official of the (he various county units who of my honors stem from my Federal Aviation Agency, sue-- win receive instructions for s Wallace F . Toronto in the ducting the annual Cancer Cru-ul- l journalistic leanings. I was chosen one of three journalism time staff position. He will sade in April, students to participate on a local eaves the government service to T.V. quiz show and I discussed assume his new duties Feb. 1. . . communications among teen- His record of service to thej r hySICIflVIS Will Hold agers on another T.V. program. American Cancer Society spans Cr:n&:f:r CAciniie Holly, who was a stringer for over 15 years, including 12 years Scientific Sessions for the the Salt Lake Tribune last year, as vice president of the Utah PLASTICS, COSMETLCS, 1 Heart Association will be ' Utah was named Chief Justice of the Division, two years on the na-AND SPACE fUElSAXEAM&te ' 3, 7HE MOKE THAN 3,000 AFFERENT Supreme Court at Utah Girls ional board of directors and held on Saturday, February State. She is active on her most recently as president of the si the Rodeway Inn, Salt Lake PRODUCTS MAPS FROM PETROLEUM. City, Utah, announced Dr. C. schools Board of Control, the Utah Division. secre-jtarA Utah native, he attended the Basil Williams, Heart Associa- Student Council and was of her class junior year. University of Utah, the George lion president. Registration will (An honor roll student, she has Washington University and the I he at 8:30 a.m.; the fee is $5.00. received a National Council of American University, graduating Medical students, house officers Teachers of English award, from the latter in 1937. He has and nurses will be admitted free. OIL COMPANIES SPEND Dr. Williams said the subject served as a page during the 1967 worked as a reporter for the ABOUT 0500 MILLION A YEAR enof the sessions for 1968 is Myo- session of the Utah State Legi- Salt Lake Telegram, then ON RESEARCH,,. MUCH OF IT 70 I slature on the tered government service. Most cardial Performance and Ptil- and was active DEVELOP NEW AND BETTER now defunct Salt Lake Valley of his career was with the Civil monary Embolic Disease. The PRODUCTS ... I Service Commission. Youth Council. participating faculty will be An active church workers, he Charles A. Chidsey, III, M.D., The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NEARLY ALL OF THIS RESEARCH IS FINANCED BY OH COMPANIES Parry D. Sorensen, Holly, who served for 21 years as a member Associate Professor of Medicine, THEMSELVES , BY CONTRAST, THE Tj hopes to write for a large maga of the general board of Young- University of Colorado Medical FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FAYS MORE I jzine or newspaper, review chil- Mens Mutual Improvement As- Center; Richard H. Greenspan, THAN HALF OF THE RESEARCH BILL K drens books, and join the Peace sociation, Church of Jesus Christ M.D., Professor of Radiology, T WHOLE. INDUSTRY A AS OF U.S. Saints. Last Octo- - Yale University School of Medi- Corps, enjoys writing, sewing, of Latter-daber he was named bishop of the cine; Arthur A. Beall, M.D., (reading and spectator sports I have basketball. Stratford Ward. Professor, Cora and Webb Mad- especially (always had a mad passion for Mr. Hill was elected to succeed ing Department of Surgery, Bay- not all Mr. Stohl as president of Utah lor University College of Medi- basketball players bas- Division. He was State Cancer cine; C. Ililmon Castle, M.D., even or basketball players, Associate Professor, University ketball players in general, just Crusade Chairman in 1965-66- , the majority of the race! and vice president since October, of Utah College of Medicine; and He has been with Beneficial Hiroshi Kuida, M.D., AssociateLife Insurance Co. for 25 years, Professor and Chief of Cardi- of Utah Medicurrenlly serving as manager of ology, University Insuring Automobiles cal School. To protect themselves agains the companys Salt Lake City Ur. Martin C. Lindem, Jr., financial loss brought on by auto agency. He previously managed accident, American car owners agencies in Washington and Ida- will be guest luncheon speaker his subject Civilian and paid about $9.25 billion in auto ho. He is a Chartered Life Un- was1 1965 he Military Medicine in Vietnam. derwriter and in insurance premiums in 1966. 17-year-- 1 1 I co-e- d 1 two-mont- h 1 1 Two-piec- if hip-huggi- ng hot-colo- . 1 1 ma-Pe- - co-edit- or 1 8-- 9. editor-in-chie- fsa m 1 con-ceed- L y . I y ' I . |