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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES Page Three FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1972 1 Utah Peace Officers Holds Convention At Bottle Hollow Promotion Executive Reports Japanese Like Utah Products Utah Reading Project Recieves Recognition A Idaho Insurance Commissioner Sees New Ways USU Sponsors State Aerospace Workshop With the objective that future project designed to improve the reading skills of elementary success in space will result from More inOn June 8, 9 and 10, Roose students in Idahos new commissioner of education on four Utah school dis- - fluential than 100 of the most earth, Utah State insurance Japanese businessmen, velt, Utah, and Bottle Hollow .tricts has been recognized na- says from all indica- University Extension will sponResort wdi be the setting for the tionaily industry and trad tions Congress may be gearing sor astatewide Aerospace Workby the Presidents Ad- - representing 50th year convention of the Utah visory Council ing companies in Osaka and To- up to pass a federal no fault shop June on Supplementary I eace Officers Association. For Centers and Services. kyo, now know where Utah is auto insurance plan to be adoptIt will bring together, elbow to 50 years the association has been Dr. Ethna Reid, director of the located and are aware of the ed by all the states. industrial and technical elbow, states industrial picture. Acof service to the public. The con-- 1 Project to Robert Hay, who has been teachers and Improve Reading cording to John Leete, experts from indusdirector heading the State Insurance DeS: I Pcrformance in Utah Schools," of the Division of Industrial Pro- partment in Idaho for the past try, government agencies and Uphold and sustain the cause I received the educational pace- agencies, commented who has just returned month, said, I would as soon aerospace setter" award on behalf of the motion, just Charles oref Hailes, director of the from two weeks in Japan, the keep the federal government out I Pride in serving project. Obligation to duty, office and I Dr. Reid noted that the award Japanese were most receptive to of this. But if it does pass, there workshop. The workshop will be held on public was one of twelve given by the the Utah presentation on the would be one good point the the USU campus and telecast via State's profit potential. law would be uniform from state Active in community affairs Council throughout the United Beehive educatoinal television circuit to Mr. visit to the Orient to state. Leetes Registration will begin the States. The award recognizes the Extension Centers in the state. Last week the U.S. Senate Comevening of June 7 at Roosevelt project . . . for contributions to was the result of several inCourse curriculum in general high school and will continue the experimentation, creativity and quiries made by large Japanese merce Committee approved a bill education for living in the aeroindustries about locating opera- establishing a national lt next day. Thursday afternoon is I innovation in education." in Utah. In addition to pri- care insurance system. Under space age, including knowledge, the annual pistol shoot competi- She explained that the project tions skills and atitudes of aerospace tion at the Firt Duchesne range. I involves elementary students in vate meetings with executives of the plan, anyone injured in an activities and the impact of the companies, Mr. Leete gave automobile accident would colFriday afternoon, the Honor- - selected schools in Ogden, Salt these in society. able Calvin L. Rampton, Gover- - Lake, Granite, and Uintah school two briefings, one in Tokyo and lect damages for his medical aerospace of the five day proHighlights nor, will be the main speaker, districts. The project also main-Oth- one in Osaka, to more than 50 treatment and loss of income events on Friday include tains a reading clinic at the industrialists who are interested from the insurance company gram will be a multiforum with workshops in home areas to propistol shoot awards and prizes, Grandview Elementary School in in establishing branches in the covering the vehicle in which he vide information and skills to United States. was the driver or passenger. an old gun show, bus tours, fish- Salt Lake City. interests; a one week Private meetings were held The federal plan would allow individual Funds to support the effort are ing, water skiing, swimming and session via television on teachgolfing. Friday evening will fea- funneled through the Utah State with executives representing the law suits only if medical bills ing aerospace education ot a ture a barbecue and dance at the Board of Education from Title most prestigious companies in amounted to more than $25,00U community of scholars; educaRoosevelt City Park with enter- III of the Federal Elementary Japan. They included Furakawa or if a persons income loss was tional and technology briefings; more than $75,0000. tainment by the Ute Indians. and Secondary Education Act. Electric Co., Toshiba, Kawasaki classroom demonstrations; talk-bac- k Industries, Toyota, Jujit-sl- u he would be in favor say Hay Saturday will be a full mom- - The purpose of Title III accord Heavy sessions, NASA educational Nissan MoYt. ing of committee reports. Lunch ing to Dr. Reid, is to provide tor Co. (computers),Hit achi (cal- of a plan which would allow for films on aerospace in the 70s; (Datsun) court action if there were pereon at the Roosevelt high school funds for innovative educational the home and culators appliances), manent injuries, permanent dis- and a telecritique, providing as a will feature speaker, Homey projects on a local level. to chance the ask Mitsuand J. Secakaku, vice chairman, Ute figurement, death or severe pain participants Some of the gains noted in the Tokyo Kieki, Ricoh questions by direct line to spebishi. and suffering. Tribe Committee. A memorial project include advancing Kincialists. At the conclusion of the meetHe said a main reason why the program and entertainment will dergarten students to a first There will also be a space sciFurarates wont change under no- ence be the agenda Saturday after grade plus four months reading ings, representatives of lecture and demonstration noon and the convention will end level and first grade students to kawa, Kawasaki, Tishiba, and fault is because 50 to 70 percent of the NASA Spacemobile and of the premium dollar goes for a with a banquet and dance at the a second grade level. Students in Hitachi indicated theythewould near protection against property damto visit Utah in representative from the U. S. Bottle Hollow Resort. the reading clinic made even plan to discuss Air Force will give a lecture on possible plant age, collission, theft and fire. The convention should be out more impressive gains, said Dr. future or There are not affected with the Space Education and You. locations for standing. A large attendance is I Reid. Before entering the clinic distribution. manufacturing Staff members for the work-shi- p introduction of a no fault plan. expected from all law enforce- the students were gaining readwill include Mike Donahue Following a slide presentation But he said the important ment officers of the state. of the rate ing skills at only education specialist; Mil-to- n NASA, at the point of a lt to industrialists would be plan of average students. However, in given Chamber of Weilenmann, chairman of Commerce, K. to expedite the settlement of the less than seven months at the Osaka the Utah Spaceport Site; Max a corporate executive claims. Christian Scientists center they gained one year and Akamatsu, Ogle, regional director; Aerothe of C. Itoh & Co., compared word in months five End analysis War to space Education, U. S. Air Force; Urge Utah presentation to those of the this indicated that skills. She A call for citizens to use prayer other U. S. cities and states who It clearly identified Utahs vast Robert E. Kelley, Federal Aviahave means they (the pupils) in bringing a peaceful and a have recently sent teams to Ja- natural resources, hard working tion Agency; Dr. Walter Talbot, their gain. tripled prompt solution to the Vietnam pan. He said, Utahs presenta- people and economic potential. Supt. of Public Instruction, and was Reid said Dr. the award conflict was made at the five tion was certainly the best or- I think it anticipated most of my John D. Thirgill, manager, proChurches of Christ, Scientist, in recieved for Utah by Dr. Oral ganized of those seen in Osaka. questions about Utah. ject Engineering, Thiokol. of State Utah Ballam University Utah at both the Wednesday and in Washington, D.C. Sunday morning services. The First Readers read a mes- - Ephraim Homecoming sage from the five member board II IjC a flu 17 of directors in Boston, which was J Une The Ephraim Reunion Comissued to the 3200 Christian Sci mittee with Grant L. Petersen, ence churches in the world. No one can outline for an- Ogden, president and Dwight other how to pray, nor do we in Bertelsen and George Barton our prayers attempt to outline I Salt Lake City, Committee mem Some of your friends will announced that have bers plans the human specific solutions for be going on to college. Others conditions, but let this not pre- - for the Ephraim Homecoming to jobs. If you haven't made any vent us from joining in the deep-- 1 Celebration are going ahead with set roster of Committees a full does est confidence that prayer consider a job with yet, plans are members All Committee up. stated. the message avail, today's Army. It is our conviction that from Ephraim. M. LaRue Chairman General A job that will start you at prayer is deeply needed and of LaVar Nielson; We time. this at vital importance $288 a month. With free meals, believe that all of us must now Taylor; Cindy Nielson, Secre-& housing, medical and dental be counted upon to do our full tary; Allen Andersen, ArtsNib-leNadine and Richard care. And 30 days paid vacation. share in bringing to bear the Crafts; Pioneer Tours and Relics; is immense power for good that A job where you can learn Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Bradley, native to prayer. g courses. Taught by a skill. We have over 200 Last week the denominations Square Dancing; Nellie Doke, and Stories; Cathy internationally daily newspaper History excellent instructors, in good schools, with the finest Signs. Thursby, Science Monitor, Christian The A full two days of Renewing equipment around. urged in a front page editorial- Old A job that can become a career in the Army. Or in Acquaintances and visiting that prayer be used in approachstore all. in is for inf the Vietnam problem. civilian life. A job that gives you a chance to travel. To live Historic Tour of A elu-1 Walking Peace has always been and work in places tourists only visit. Like Europe, Hawaii, sive but by mens raising their Points, Art, Crafts and Antique Cord-battl- e Panama, Alaska-- . vision above the evidence of Exhibits, Sheepshearing, to be to the spiritual norm of ing and Adobe Making And with our Delayed Entry Option, you can sign up Horse and Parade Show, shown, the inspiraand peace, harmony today for the job training you want and report any time tion and courage to secure peace Danish Food, Turkey Dinners, within the next six months. High School Class Reunions, Va- will be found. climaxed be will by Wouldn't you enjoy your summer more if you knew The Monitor editorial added ricty Shows, Danc-thDancing, Ballroom that it is a willingness to see Square where you'd be in the fall? See your local Army Representative. for the Teen and and Stomp ing, above yet is peace . available to the partiscipants, agerscontact: n A hearty invitation is and divine a in plan supported for harmony among ed to all Ephraimites wherever and men that efforts toward peace they may be. Do come homeHome Local U. with the get can begin. town folks. Mark the dates on your calon-braiEating fish may stimulate the but going fishing stimu-- 1 dar now. June 16 and 17, Friday latcs the imagination. 5-- 9. no-fau- er no-fau- iHa Co-Chairm- an, y, job-trainin- I at - extend-impulsio- Your ted n, S. Army Representative Todayfe Army wants to ioin yon. |