Show 4— CEU— Tuesday March 9 1976 O Dance-A-Tho- n JimHHMWMHmwHiwiHMmiiiiiuiiitiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiijimimiumnmmiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiinuiiHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiinuuMM (amt from page 1) donating their time to its success The competition of this event involves each of the couples entered in trying to raise more money than any other couple It will be the partners who raise the most money who will win the Dance-A-Tho- n if the couple is still standing at the end Large Children attending "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" matinee get tickets from Women's Faculty Association member Alice Jenson Alenc McDonald takes tickets at door Faculty Women's project provides scholarship project that was Young president of the carried out during the Faculty Women’s A month of February by the CEU Faculty Women’s Association has been proclaimed successful by that group Enough money was made to insure continuation of the association’s scholarship program at the college Each Saturday during Ihe month a children’s matinee movie was shown in the Geary Theatre The films included "Hans Christian Anderson” "Heidi” "A Named Charlie Boy Brown” and "Puff ’n Stuff’ The movies were by children of all ages well-attend- — iivaaaiKftdtiifc tigiiaiKI nuiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiinit Cable Braided Jeans LAPDfs proceeds will be used to present a full tuition and fees scholarship to an ou- tstanding Freshman woman This is an annual award and in the past has been provided by funds raised by such presentations as Ballet West and "You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown” staged by the CEU Theatre Department Other partial scholarships may be given this year dependent upon the final accounting of money raised ed Kristen Taylor CEU instructor was chairperson for the project and arranged for the program of films She was assisted by other members of the association According to Mrs Pattie Marsha Nay Social of the student-bod-y has expressed interest in the possibility of continuing the Saturday matinees as a fund-raise- r under the sponsorship of the Executive Student Vice-preside- nt n buttons will be given out for contributions and each couple will have a canister for donations Students are asked to help support the couples by donating fifty cents or more for the buttons Visitors can also be lucky for every tenth person coming through the door will win a special souvenir The College Council is urging those who want to dance or those who just want to see some good entertainment to come to the Gym on March 26 and 27 and help support Utah’s retarded children and adults who will benefit from this fund raising event Come back again and again to cheer and support your favorite dancers Unda Barfield is new secretary Linda Barfield a native of Helper has been assigned to the position of Council Two forums held in Feb Newest fashion lean available now at PTC Apparel Sizes 27 to 34 L & XL This Gauze Cloth print shirt "gets your shirt together" 7 Available in blue rustand rose Sizes SML $16 s Association Dance-A-Tho- L In the first of two forums held during the past month Hector Chiara Carbon County Clerk was the guest speaker on February 11 Mr Chiara told the students the correct voting procedure and how to go about registering to vote He said that anyone of age can register to vote in the Courthouse daily from 9 am to 5 pm except on weekends and holidays One cannot register ten days prior to an election and must live in Utah for thirty days before being eligible to vote Mr Chiara explained the process of registering by mail a new law in Utah He d also gave a brief back-groun- 2Cpnnijigtnn 2Jt5 Embroidered Knit Shirt Looks great with any jean available In Beige & Blue Sizes SML $14 When Its Kennlngton you look right IppinniHinimiiiMiumiiimmmiiiiimimuimnimMiimu' on the history of voting and how voting took place long ago and its progress through the years up to the present time Before closing the students were reminded that the general election is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November Everyone was encouraged to do his part and go out and vote On Tuesday February 17 an Awareness Forum on the Status of Women was held in the Student Lounge with four women of CEU presiding in a panel presentation Theywere coorGunda Cromar dinator of the Learning Resource Center Anita Mestas counselor and a member of the Governor's Council on the Status of Women Lea Cotter instructor of the Learning Resource Center and Janet Massman student Academic Vice-preside-nt The presentation was divided into four categories of discussion as each panel member presented a broadview of some aspect of the Status of Women The main topics discussed in the hour were: "The Working Woman” supported by Mrs Cromar "The Purpose and Objectives of the Governor’s Commission on the Status of Women” explained by Ms Mestas "Sexism and Role Playing” interpreted by Ms Cotter and a student opinion on the Status of Women by Janet Massman The conclusion of the forum expressed personality values as a skit entitled "Free to Be You and Me” was presented by Rodger Sorensen Lance Wright Michelle Powell Susan Widman Linda Slaugh Lea Cotter Gerald Uoyd and Pam Piadtelli ( f Ms Barfield secretary for President Dean McDonald Linda who is now living in Price with her four children three boys and one girl is a graduate of Carbon High School After graduation Linda spent two years in the Navy She has lived in several eastern states and also Puerto Rico Linda moved back to Price three years ago and has been working at the local CAP office She wants to get her associate degree in business management and will be taking classes part time next quarter She is a very active person whose main interest is her diildren They like to go hiking and sleigh riding together and Linda also enjoys cooking sewing and helping in the boy scout program She enjoys her new job and finds it very in- teresting Linda said "It gives me a chance to improve the skills that I have and to develop new ones” She also likes the opportunity it gives her of meeting so many new people |