Show i The Hera!4 Joo isl ugan23 utn Tuescar January Maurice Hancey turns from a page he has just pasted up for The Herald Journal A long-tim- i61 employee he is retiring e Career parallels that of The Herald Journal have a carrier and Mrs Hancey got the job for her son This was in 1929 and he continued to carry the paper until 1936 assisted by his dog Jack who would pull the papers on a sled in the winter Gunnar Rasmusson was publisher of the Cache Valley Herald In July of 1931 that paper and the Logan Journal were combined to form The Herald Journal The first issue of this new paper came off the press on Aug 1 1931 In those days the newspaper was produced in what is called a “hot metal shop" The type was set in hot metal and the pages made up with galleys of metal type Maurice was hired to work in the stereotype room in 1934 making castings for the paper During this time he taught himself to operate a Linotype By Edith Morgan people editor as there has been a Herald Journal Maurice Hancey has been associated with it For seven years he carried papers and for 44 years he has e been a employee He retired Jan 1 but will continue to work part-tim- e As long full-tim- He was born in Hyde Park to Lee and Florence Reeder Hancey He graduated from North Cache High School and attended Utah State University While he was still in high school a man selling subscriptions for the Cache Valley Herald knocked at the Hancey door Maurice's mother said she would take the paper but wondered who would deliver it The man said they did not ‘ machine working during his noon hours and for an hour after the regular workers had left He became an operator in 1936 “He was an excellent operator" Kenneth Braegger production manager at The Herald Journal recalls often setting galleys He learned to fix his own machine and keep it operating and set both editorial copy and copy-perfe- ct ads In 1968 The Herald Journal changed to an offset production and moved to its present location Maurice retrained himself to run a ihore sophisticated typesetting machine a Photon 200-and became a proficient operator Five years later the company purchased a compugraphic ACM 9000 and again he adapted and learned to operate this B honor Weltis By USU Information Services The Utah State University Alumni Association will present its Merit Citation Award to Mr and Mrs Walter Welti Feb 6 They will be honored at and program that evening at 7 pm in the Hotel Utah Empire Room Salt Lake City a reception Welti is professor emeritus of music at USU He relates that after he had completed a music degree at Cornell University and two years of law school there “a happy little weatherman came to make his permanent home with us so we accepted an offer to teach at Utah State Agricultural College" That was in 1925 From then until 1962 when he retured from Utah State Welti taught voice directed choruses and became widely known for the oratorios and operas he presented at USU He was prominent in state and national music organizations and in 1952 received an honorary doctorate of music degree from Ithaca College along with famed singers Jan Peerce and Jeanette McDonald Jeanne Tovey Welti attended Utah State and later was on the piano teaching staff at the school She studied with Tabernacle organist John J McClelland and was concert pianist Andrew Haig in New York Weltis now live in Salt Lake City Their children are Robert D Welti of Salt Lake City June Marie Jacobson La Jolla Calif Walter D Welti and Alice Elaine Orinda Calif Beuhner Charleston Utah Following the reception there will be a brief program Bob Welti will The Towne make introductions i Singers of Logan directed by F Eugene Tueller will sing with Walter Welti directing them in selected numbers The public is invited to attend Musical evening e USU The family likes to go camping in their trailer house part-time- others are Wendell Stephen and ld loves the mountains Daphna says-hand goes snowmobiling in the winter jeep riding and hiking in the summer He also rides a motorcycle and when he was younger rode horses He likes to do carpentry and last winter took a class in woodworking at " working He married Daphna Duce and they are the parents of six boys and one girl The oldest Eugene died three years ago The and every summer Maurice grows a big garden He is an LDS High Priest group leader and has been in the presidency of the Elders Quorum the Mutual presidency and was ward clerk for nine years for the church Providence Kathryn Sparks Logan The North Cache County Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet Thursday at 2 pm at the Museum The James Hendricks Camp will be the contributing camp All camp and county officers are invited to attend County Board members will meet following the meeting Utah State University’s Sigma Nu fraternity chapter will initiate its 1000th member in special ceremonies Saturday Tad Hershey a USU sophomore from Rochester NY will receive his fraternity pin from Judge Robert Bullock Provo the chapter’s first initiate in 1938 The day's program will begin with the initiation ceremonies for Hershey and 19 other students at 3 pm preceding an open house and alumni reunion at the chapter house 765 North A commemorative banquet will begin at 6:30 rooms of the Taggart Student Center Collegiate and alumni members parents members of the chapter’s little sister auxiliary and other friends of Sigma Nu will join in celebrating the reaching of the milestone The master of ceremonies will be Richard Ileadlee president of the Alexander Hamilton Life Insurance Co and a former president of the United States Jaycees National fraternity officials will also attend pm Aid for students Ren-naissan- share the evening presenting vocal and instrumental music of the Baroque period The event is open to the public and admission is free By USU Information Services Help for students taking classes e will be available next school year John R Williams financial aid officer at Utah State University said Friday part-tim- That’s good news for workers housewives and others who are able to take only a class or two rather than e And it comes going to school at an opportune time with the expansion of the evening class offering at USU Williams suggested full-tim- Open house Bryan and Marilyn Reid are proud to announce the marriage of their Becky to Edward daughter son of Rex and Christensen great-grandchi- “One of the things that Maurice is talented at is ad markup" Braegger said “He has developed a skill at this and is very efficient After his retirement he will continue to do ad markup 8th East The Preston High School Chamber Choir under the direction of Carl Hoffman will present a Concert of Music Thursday at 8 pm in the Academy Ballroom in Preston Guests of the Preston group will be Dr Max Dalby and the Cache Chamber Orchestra The two groups will Don Millville Wade Lee Germany Reed Logan and there are 15 grandchildren and one To initiate 1000th member Happenings To machine When the paper changed to photo composition and “cold type" he developed expertise in page past-u- p During the last 12 years he has made up most of the special promotion publications such as the Voters Guide the annual Football tabloid the cookbook Virginia Peterson and the late Gail Christensen The couple was married on Dec 31 An open house will be held Friday from 7 to 9 pm at 325 South 4th West Logan All friends and relatives are invited to attend No formal invitations are being sent Camp meetings Cynthia Benson Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet Thursday at 1 pm at the Ilyrum Civic Center The lesson will be by Alfarctte Liddle a history by Marilyn Lambert and music by Vince Nielsen ( Supplemental Educational Op- portunity Grants will now be available to students taking six or fewer credit hours he said The grants provide money to pay for tuition books and other educational costs for undergraduate students who show financial need “This could be a real aid for a e student for exspouse of a “The Williams explained ample" spouse might be able to continue basis as a schooling on a part-tim- e result of receiving this type grant” full-tim- Interested persons can contact the Financial Aids Office at USU for application forms and information Williams suggested beginning the process now even though the grants will not be available until next school year Top senior j Kerry Schwartz son of David and Anna Schwartz is a senior at West Side High School He lives in Dayton with his grandmother while attending the school He is student body president and is involved with the Ski Club German Club Future Farmers of America Pep Band Swing Choir Thespian Club and the National Honor Society He has been a member of the yearbook staff for the past tow years and is the on the newspaper staff Kerry has held office as Thespian Club secretary and FFA reporter and vice president Active in the LDS Church he served as Deacons' Quorum secretary and president and is an Eagle Scout He plans to attend college to study range and animal science and plans to fulfill an LDS Mission in the Walnut-Sag- e |