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Show ETSf Ue$OtJTH SALT LAKE NEWS Vw. Volume Serving The Center Of Industry South Salt Lake, Utah, Thursday, 1 May 16, 1968 Number 2 Granite Holds Glen Edwards To Speak At Chamber of Invitational Commerce Luncheon Art Exhibition The South Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce announces a program for their business luncheon to be held Friday, May 17, 1968 in the upstairs dining room of the Holiday Inn, 3040 South State Street at 12:15 p.m. The Chamber of Commerce has arranged as a speaker for this program Glen Edwards, Negro realtor working in the metropolitan area of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Edwards is a local leader of several different Negro organizations which include the NAACP and the Utah Action Committee Association. Mr. Edwards will speak on problems and progress of the Negro population in the Salt Lake area. This should be a very educational and enlightening meeting on a subject very pertinent to our day and times. The Ninth Annual Invitational Utah High School Art Exhibition was held at the Granite High Art May 4-- 11, Gallery. Herbert visor W. Smedley, Art Super- District made the following observations: Last year 1,600 entries, this year 2,000 entries. Portfolios (5 entries each) - last year 80, this year 120. The general caliber of art is improved over last years entries. Clay - ceramics and sculpture -this is the area which blossomed forth with new and exciting entries. Last year, three schools artwork stood out above all other schools. This year the work improved so no school stood out. The general art seemed on a par from all over the state. Eleven scholarships were of the Granite School Non-Viol- Residents and business men are welcome to attend, but must make advance reservations by calling the Chamber of Commerce Office at made available. Judges said, "we need more art awards as there is outstanding art work with no awards placed on them. Many talented and deserving ent 466-337- Herbert W. Smedley, Granite School District Art Supervisor, looks over a few of the many outstanding entries in the Ninth Annual Invitational Art Exhibition. stu- dents need recognition. Well, neighbor, will you continue to help make the South Salt Lake News a paper you will want to read? We do thank you for the good things you say and the news you send. We hope our- offering will help you in some way from week to week. Some areas have not been covered as we would like. Also, some papers left at your doors blow away; and perhaps clutter your yard. We are . hopeful, however, this wont be a continuing problem. As soon as we - . h46 subscriptions we wlU apply for a mailing permit. Thanks . do-them- , Legislature Stays Active When Not in Session Life enough once again. Carl W. Buehner Buehner Files For Gov. an-nou- ced Continue To Support LocalPaper Art Competition Planed ForSenior Citizens New kinds of art techniques were seen at this art show. The awards were given to students for their art work from aU over the state. Mr. Smedley said, "the purpose! of the art exhibit is: Encourage Utah ' high school students in fine arts, sculpture, graphic arts and comAmong special activities planned Winning pieces of art at die State mercial arts. in celebrating Utah Senior Citizens Fair are to be displayed in the Provide an opportunity for high Month during May, will be a StateGovernors office, Utah Congresschool students to exhibit with stu- wide Senior Citizens Art Competisional Delegation offices in Washdents of their own age. tion. ington, D.C., and in Salt Lake DeThe artist submitting art work Dr. Melvin A: White, Director of partment Stores. k must be a student of the tenth, the Utah Division on Aging, reGovernor Calvin L. Hampton deeleventh, or twelth grade. that Utah in clared the month of May as "Senior persons ported Thursday who are 50 years of age and older Citizens. Month in Utah at a State may contact the nearest Senior CitCapitol Ceremony on April 25. Local Central Junior izens Center regarding art compeCouncils throughout the State have tition information. All entries will various activities scheduled to celebe exhibited to the public at Senior brate and honor the 75,000 senior High's Creed Citizen Colters and Judged by a citizens in the State of Utah. As a pupil of Central Jr. High select panel of artists according to School, I pledge myself to the ideals a standardized system provided by of a true sportsman. I will be truththe State Division on Aging. Five ful in all that I say, honest in all winning pieces of art will be sethat I do, and courteous always. I lected from each Center and entered believe it is my duty as a pupil to at the Utah State Fair in September. cooperate with the students and Arrangements have been make for teachers at all times. I will uphold the Art Exhibit at the State Fair to fair play in every activity. I will be Judged by a committee of specrespect school property and do my ialists, and ty visitors to the Fair. best to keep my school a clean and A public ballot box will be placed Prominent Salt Lake business expleasant place. By doing these things at the exhibit. ecutive, Carl W. Buehner, today and by encouraging others to that he will seek the RepubI hope to develop a spirit lican nomination for Governor of the worthy of Central Jr. High School. State of Utah. Mr. Buehner resides at 1564 Cherokee Circle in Salt Lake City. In his announcement,' Mr. Buehner said, "As a business man, it is obvious to me, as it is obvious to many people, that a new direction Under the direction of the Legisis necessary in the administration Man comes into this world without lative Council, Chairmaned by Senaof this State or we will be faced his consent, and leaves it against tor Dixie Leavitt of Cedar City, with an economic crisis that will his will. During his stay on earth monthly meetings are held to disfurther take from the pocketbooks his time is spent in one continuous cuss and find solutions to the many of every taxpayer in the State. Imround of contraries and misunderperplexing state problems that efeconomic indicators point portant standings. fect the decisions of the legislature a coming crisis in Utah in towards In his infancy he is an angel; in while in session. State finances, unemployment, per his boyhood he is a devil; in his manhood he is everything from a Upon adjournment of the legislizard up. In his duties he is a fool; lature March 9, 1967, the council if he raises a family he is a chump; immediately tod: steps to appoint if he raises a check he is a theif, committees to study various state and the law raises cain with him. needs and set goals to take advantIf hes a poor man he's a poor manage of state resources and to ager and has no sense; if he is strengthen the economy under a rich he is dishonest, but considered moderate and reasonable tax strucsmart; if he is politics he is a ture. grafter and a crook; if he is out of politics you cant place him - he is The an undisireable citizen. If he goes Goals isCommittee on Economic creation ctf a to church he is a hypocrite; if he Data Bank studying The happy, beaming faces of Mothwhich would contain ina he he If is sinner. ers away stays throughout the land was quite formation of human, natural and donates to foreign missions he does institutional resources evident in our own community as state children and it for show; if he don t he is a that will be available to ofthethecouncil grandchildren visited to show their love to tight-wa- d. home old the and these important committees. When he comes into the world have who those given so much for Also, to encourage further developand success their everybody wants to kiss him - behappiness. ment of craft and technical skills shown here is typical fore he gets out everybody want to in The picture high schools as well as diskick him. If he dies young there was have for love mothers of the great trade technical colleges about a bright future for him; if he lives perse their and for children their children, the state. to a ripe-ol- d age he is in the way -mothers. Mrs. Donna Calllster of 145 East Sunset Avenue and her A goals committee is studying the only living to save funeral expenses. . i Life is a funny proposition after all. daughter Margie Buchanan and Marfeasibility of bringing the Departgies two children, Terry and Kristen Don't worry, dont hurry. It is betexpressed their great love for each ter to be late at the Golden Gate ment of Employment Security under other, and for the unity and love in than to arrive in hell on time. State Government supervision. their femily. 7. capita income, bankruptcy, and outflow of educated and talented youth. A change of direction and emphasis is necessary to avoid this crisis and for this reason I have decided to seek the Republican nomination for the office of Governor of the State of Utah. "There is no question that we need to encourage the growth of industry in Utah. But I question that it can be done by merely trying to take in- dustry from other states. As Governor of this State, I would look first to improving the climate for growth of industry in the State. Utah's record of business failures clearly indicates the need for help in this area. Utah is a great State. The people of Utah are a great people. The potential for growth and development in this State is tremendous. My experience in business in this State convinces me that with the proper direction we can tap this potential. "With most Utahns, I am concerned with the encroachment of government in our lives, the high cost of supporting this government, the distrust of public officials, the increase of crime in our streets and parks, the pollution of our air. and the plight of our poverty stricken and minority groups. But at the same time, I have great faith in the ability of the people of this State and the Nation to conquer these problems, rather than be conquered by them. As Governor of the State of Utah, I would use the powers of that high office to deal with these problems and to help accomplish the desires of all of the people of this State. But I would do it with the admonition of Abraham Lincoln weU in mind; that is that government should do for a community of people whatever they need to have done, but See Buehner - Page 5 Mot tiers Day, Happy Time For Mom . . Top left: Mrs. Margi Buchanan, her mother, Mrs. Donna Callister. Bottom: Mrs. Buchanans two lovely daughters, Terry and Kristen. |
