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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1972 University of Utah In Outreach Program National Business Leaders Will Address Safety Conference Heading an array of nationally known safety experts, appearing before the 44th annual Utah Safety Conference and Exhibits at the Rodeway Inn on Sept. 21 and 22, will be Ralph T. Glasson, senior vice president and general manager, Wesetrn Division of United Air Lines, with headquarters in San Francisco. Glasson is a native of San Francisco and attended the University of Illinois and is a graduate of the College of San Mateo and Stanford University, holding a Masters Degree from the latter. He also attended the Advancement can Society of Safety Engineers Awards and a special award being presented by the Utah Safety Council. The conference is open to the public. Waterfowl Seasons 7 Open October 7 October marks the opening of Utahs general waterfowl season. Ducks, Wilsons snipe and whistling swans may be taken Oct. 7, while the goose season in most counties is Oct. 7-J- an. 14-De- c. 17. Waterfowl shooting hours are one-ha- lf hour before sunrise to sunset every day, except Oct. 7, when shooting hour will be from noon to sunset and Nov. 11, the opening of pheasant hunting, when hours will be from 8 a.m. until sunset. Bag limit for ducks are six daily and 12 in possession. ducks will not be hunted 1972 season. Amerithe during can red breasted and hooded mergansers have a daily limit of five and possession limit of Program at the Harvard University Graduate School of Business. Mr. Glasson is a member of the Board of Directors of the Peninsula Hospital and Medical Center, the Bay Area Pollution Controlled Adivorsy Council, the Society of Automotive Engineers and the Board of Directors of the Peninsula Association for Retarded Children and Adults. His presentation to the conference delegates will be of Safety Innovations for Airline Security, a topic which is most timely and of vital interest to every Utahn interested in airline security and safety. Other nationally recognized speakers to appear during the conference include Otto F. Jones, Counseling Service Administrator, director, Insight Program, Utah Copper Division, Kennecott Copper Corp., Salt Lake City. Mr. Jones presentation will be The Problem Worker." The two day conference is sponsored by the Utah Safety Council and the Utah Chapter, American Society of Safety Engineers. The Awards Banquet on Sept. 22 will see the presentation of the Julian Bamberger Memorial Traffic Safety award, the Industrial Safety Awards, presented by the Industrial Commission of Utah and the Ameri Can-vasba- ten. Goose limits are six daily or in possession, with no more than one Ross goose nor more than two birds of the dark species. Geese may be taken only during 17, the period of Nov. in Daggett and Uintah counties, where the bag and possession limit is one Canada goose. Additionally, goose hunting is prohibited in all of Carbon County, a portion of Emery County and 25-De- c. on Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge. There will be 2,500 special permits issued for whistling swans this season with a limit of one per permit holder. Hunters should refer to their waterfowl proclamations for the special regulations and exact shooting hours. A LOOK AT THE BOOK OR. BOB For to me to live is Christ . . . (Philippians 1:21). I am crucified with Christ: Nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me . . . (Galatians 2:20). If your life is a yielded, obedient, Christ-centered life, you will know the power of the Holy Spirit in your life; and your life will be lived in Scriptural obedience. Today all kinds of ideas are substituted for the obedience that Gods Word demands. Ofman or ten a pious-talkiwoman is considered pious. That is not necessarily true. Some of the most unspiritual people I know are those who talk the most pious. And speaking in an unknown tongue or claiming some gift of healing is not evidence of Gods Spirit in control of a life. The evidence of Gods Spirits controlling a inlifethatis Jesus Christ glorified persons obedience to the Word of God, in his love for the things of God, and jn his zeal to win souls to Christ. Scripture says that the Holy Spirit was sent into the world to convice men of sin, of righteousness. and of judgment In convicting (John 16:7-11- ). men of sin, the Holy Spirit ng ck JONES Governor Calvin L. Rampton, n connection with the University of Utah will proclaim October as Outreach Month in the state of Utah. This will be the second year of the student Outreach program, a program designed to assist low income students of all backgrounds in obtaining a higher education. During Outreach Month, the University students will be coordinating numerous on campus and off campus activities to raise funds for financial aid. On corn-pu- s activities will include homecoming, a film festival, a concert, a stomp and a fair. The major off campus activity will be the Community Clean-u- p campaign. Last year, this activity was an overwhelming success, largely due to the cooperation of the Salt Lake business community. To make this years clean up campaign even more successful, we will again need your support. Student volunteers will work :n several areas of Salt Lake City on Oct. 14. Each student will be sponsored by a member of the business community. To sponsor a student, a business agrees to donate the daily eight hour wage of one of its employees or more to the Outreach Scholarship Fund. In return, the business name will be placed on the officially published Outreach sponsor list and Salt Lake City will be a cleaner, more attractive place in which to live. All proceeds will be used for financial aid to disadvantaged students at the University of Utah. Contributions are tax deductible. . The American boating boom has resulted in many crowded lakes and waterways. Be certain to put your boat in only the approved areas and always follow the rules of safe boating. The following letter was received by a concern that manufactures corn syrup: Dear sirs: Tho I have taken six cans of your corn syrup my feet are no better now than when I started. Page Nine Taxpayers Ask IRS Q. I pan to file an amended filing a joint return. 1971 return to claim a disaster Instead of a deduction, you loss deduction for damage suffered in the June floods. Is there any way I can speed up processing of my return to get my re- fund faster? the words, Dis-aAreas Loss at the top of the amended return you file and on the envelope you use to mail your return. In addition, send your return to the box number at the Internal Revenue Service A. Yes. Mark st Center especially se tup to receive amended returns from the flood victims. Call your local IRS office for the special box number in your area. Q. I made a political contribution of $150 last month. Can I deduct this on my 1972 return? A. If you itemize deductions, you may deduct a political contribution of $50 if you are single or $100 if you are married and REW Regional Office Meets Indian Tribes The Department of Health Education and Welfares regional Office of Education in Denver will meet with leaders of over 77 Indian tribes in order to in form them of the provisions of the Federal Education Amendments Act of 1972 which pertain to Indian education. The first in the conference,r will be at Eastern Montana Col lege in Billings Sept. 13, accord ing to Regional Education Com missioner Leon Minear. Abou 250 people will participate. Dwight Billedeaux, coordina tor of Indian culture at Eastern Montana College, is local coordinator for the conference. Triba' leaders from the Blackfeet, Cree Crow, Flathead, Cheyenne, Sioux, Arapahoe, anc Shoshone tribes have been invited to the Billings conference In addition, representatives of public and private schools in Montana and Wyoming, urban Indian organizations, and other government agencies which aid education and American Indian tribes are expected to Assi-nibon- e, may claim a credit against your tax of one half of your political contributions up to a maximum of $12.50 if you are single and $25 if you are married filing as jointly. Q. When due I pay the third installment of my 1972 estimated tax? A. The third installment of the estimated tax is due Sept. 15. Send your payment along with the voucher included in your Form 1040-E- S package to the aldress shown in the instructions for the form. Be sure to include your Social Security number on each declaration voucher, so that payments may be properly credited to your account. Q. Can a self employed individual deduct conrtibutions to his own retirement plan? A. Yes. If you are in business for yourself, you may deduct your contributions to a self employed retirement plan, provided that the contributions are based on early income and certain requirements are met. You can work in your business either full or part time. YWCA Announces Registration Dates The Salt Lake City YWCA will take registrations the week of 3 for the fall series of Sept. classes due to begin the week of Sept. 25. Registration will be Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.. and Saturday morning from 9 to 12 at 18-2- noon. Courses to be offered for adults in 10 week session include Hatha Yoga for Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced students, as well as club and beginner couples Yoga. Adult gym-swiaqua gym, synchronized swimming, self defense, volley ball, and creative dance. Childrens classes are available in 5 week, twice a week sessions or 10 week, once a week m, sessions. As civilization advances poetry almost necessarily declines. T. B. Macauley. convinces them that sin is sin. man has an The Spirit-fille- d awareness of sin and will not tolerate it in his life. The Holy Spirit convinces men about righteousness what it is. He helps the believer to live a righteous life. If you have been born again, you will keep an eye on the fact that someday you must give an account to God of how you have lived (Romans 14:12); and you will so live that someday you can hear the Lords Well done, thou good and faithful servant (Matthew 25:21). Finally, the Holy Spirit convicts of judgment. The Spirit-fille- d man judges everything in the light of God's Word. He that is spiritual judgeth all things (I Corinthians 2:15) He does not judge according to the appearance; he judges "righteous judgthat is, ment (John 7:24) he is not swept away by some false phenomenon, some strange emotional feeling, or some peculiar searching after gifts; and he does not compromise with apostasy. Rather. his life is a normal, victorious Christian life that brings glory to God. Released by the Gospel Fellowship Association well-balanc- ed, Our schools use hundreds of things that are made from oil: desk tops and fiberglass seats, educational films, tapes and records, paint, ink . . . even the erasers on pencils. But most of all, schools use energy. For heat, light and transportation. 75 of all our energy comes from oil and natural gas (including 40 of our electricity). But today, were using these petroleum fuels faster than we are finding them. Thats why America faces an Energy Gap. Were your local oil companies. Working to bridge the growing Energy ... a country that runs on oil cant Gap. Because its as simple as afford to run short. A-B- Your Local Oil Companies For more information, write Utah Petroleum Council 10 West 3rd South -- Room 506 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 -C |
