| Show - k for Women Appears Bright Emplo)311elit By Barbi Fouch Seryice there will be more jobs for women than met prn- Tribune Staff Writer - portionately Put a point on your pencil and sharpen your wits! — In the next three years pen cil and wits may be your passport to a variety of jobs which will be opening for women in the Salt Lake City area to Douglas - B "According The highest increae will be In clerical and service of service government and trade industries In the clerical field alone an Increase of 15000 workers by 1970 is expected and this makes allowance for the normal turnover SerVICe openings such as id the trades Hayward information specialist Utah State Employment Me waitresses and maids will have openings for 12600 addi- and semi- tional workers skilled jobs will increase by S000 1100 of which will be in — the manufacturing and electronic assemblage areas which are almost all women Mr Hayward cites general growth of indirty and government in the Salt Lake area as reasons for the expected Increase - - Italt Lake Tribune 21 1 1967 13 Davist Cafo-- J Professional job openings also are expected to increase by 10500 About 7950 of these job i will be in the nursing or GivesNows-ii- teaching professions Wages - come in for some scrutiny too A secretary depending on experience can expect to make from $65 to $97 a week Stenographers wages range from $55 to $79 typists from $72 to $89 and office machine operators and comptometers from $73 to $86 ' Saturday Jane J Miss Carol Joan Davis San Francisco bt-- t came the bride of William C Foutz n ritesi 1' Friday at St Ambrose Catholic Church A reception afterward at Hotel Utah Jade Room honored the couple A rehearsal dinner was given Thursday evening at the Salt Lake Club by parents of the bridegroom Country and Mrs Howard L Brown 2437 May- - wood Dr Parents of the bride are Mr and Mrs Roy R Davis Reno Nev -The bride was graduated from lloly Cro” Hospital School of Nursing The bridegroom was graduated from the University of Utah and received a master's degree from Stanford University He affiliated with Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tau Beta Pi 41i Epsilon and Phi Eta - Mr Paces and Places Native Norway Beckons TtEiS1i Lake Sisters - -- Sigma Mrs off to Stavanger Norway month are sisters Mrs Keith D Saturday for a whole Shipley 2939 E 3215 Mrs South and Mrs Dale Bul lough 2987 Grace St The two are going "home" the first time in six years to visit their parents ents and brothers and sisters One brother Owe Hegelstad attending medical school in Vienna will fly home to greet his sisters A farewell party Saturday afternoon 1 1r1 for friends will see the sisters off Hostess for this event will be Mrs llobel Luff Mrs F Bennett Williams and children 'Mark Brent and Anne Middleton Ohio gibeN Atn are visiting for several weeks with their par ents Mr and Mrs Vaughn A Cutler 168 U St John Wheldon youngest member of the Australian —Senatvrhas-bee- n -4- r- pest ryf the-hous- e- Mr-an- Organization's Key Toa By Lydia Lane Australia Mr and Mrs Marlin Dearden former Salt Lakers and HOLLYWOOD — Dina Merrill feels the key to beauty and recently of Columbus Ohio v visiting their parents Dr h and Mrs M C Darden East and Mrs Robert a good life lies In a M Thurgood 240 E 1100 North North Salt syllable word organization It 1876-26t- Curtain going up on a delicious sum- mertime luncheon starring tasty Tuna I I Fish Stuffed Tomato Salad enhanced by hot rolls iced glasses of beverage Choice Friends Deserve Best Lake can make the difference tween wandering or reaching destinations It saves you from wasting time forces you to think of the future and to meet obligations "If I Ateren't organized" Dina told me when she was The couple and their children Brad 6 I Kirk 4 and Julie 1 will stay in Salt Lake a month before moving to New Haven COML where Mr Deerden will do graduate work at 4 Yale University He is a former student of the University of Utah ft for Mr and Mrs Bruce It's a boy! Stewart Romney former Salt Lakers and University of Utah students now living in on the West Coast Kinnaird British Columbia Canada They've named the recently find time for half never "I'd little lad who was born June 9 Kenneth Charles WelI like to do" of the things him home is brother Sherman 2 Grandparents coming Dina feels your first are Mr and Mrs Junius S Romney 1010 Douglas St and Mr and Mrs Jack W Metcalf Ave sibility is to have organized It was first time flyingfor Holly Lucas 11 and sis- habits of health because if ter Jody 8 when accompanied by their father Willis G are not up to par your 'you Lucas East they recently spent four days at energy will be low "For me Disneyland Before their return flight home they also It Ls terribly important that I went to Marine Land k '- - - By Bonnie Lake Tribune Food Editor : What is there about sum-pithat makes gals want to hAve luncheons? It seems that hatting 'over the fence or fleeting at the market isn't quite enough to satisfy that chopped egg Mix salad dressing chili sauce and horseradish together and add to tuna mixture Mix lightly and chill cup chopped celery 2 tablespoons grated onion 3 er hard-cooke- d eggs chopped fine Turn tomatoes stem end cup salad dressing 1 tablespoon chill sauce down cut each not quite teaspoon horse radish through in 6 equal sections 4 large ripe tomatoes Spread sections apart and Salad greens 'place tomatoes on salad Salt greens: on platter Sprinkle tomatoes with salt and fill Capers Break up tuna and combine with tuna mixture Garnish with celery onion and with capers Serves 'visiting' urge The fun kind of a luncheon II to invite a small group of tour choice friends and prepare 1 delightful lunch but one that is uncomplicated so that you can enjoy each minute with your guests Just such a luncheon Menu Is what we have to suggest for rou today Star of this menu fa Tuna Stuffed Tomato Salad - a delectable salad combin- favorite ing that t t 1159-2n- 1710-21- d st have sufficient rest and I don't mean the kind you get with Hints From Iteloise pills "I can ' d ima with celery and fish eggs hard-cooke- By Heloise Cruse d onion appealingly in toma- qtuffed ' toes Give the gals a buzz right fow and invite them over for kincht ps I' vi costs more than regular I discovered that you can ad — r-ror- ml! t ' ( i Chltmi '1 ' e"'i some d Heloise pt ' drops of lood i coloring in a f I do bit of the Juice 't ' ' from a can of ' regular Balm ---- on stir and Ileloise then put in your croquette mixture and it turns your regular salmon Butter ffot Rolls Relishes Chips Strawberry Fie Iced Tea emonade Tuna Fish Stuffed h 2 cans Deer Folks: Red salmon costs more than pink Pink sahnon Luncheon Menu Apricot Slush Tuna Fish Stuffed Tomato Salad cronuettes pink or red All according to how much coloring you add Now how's that for fooling your family? t1 - -- Tomato Salad (7 ounces each) tuna fish fqvn Dear Ifeloise: This it a hint for gals who do their wash at a latmdromat Instead of carting boxes of soap in the laundry basket I measure out the needed amount for each wash load in my own kitchen Then I wrap It up in an "envelope" created from a pillowcase towel or blouse One is tucked into one corner of the basket Saves from spilled soap and males my load easier to handle Mrs Kathy Heuss jar) ---- notice a relation In the way I eat and the way I feel I am trying to teach my children the balanced meal habit I tell them if they stay away from 'too many sweets Salmon on a Budget Needs Bit of Color t- lomen Li — d- fakt Ztibunt Zbt Wasatch Dr The Cohens were hosts at a dinner in his honor Sen Wheeldon makes his home in Perth Cohen 1960 Stanley Foutz was hostess at a pre nuptial party for the bride Fouts William C fried chips and cola drinks they'll escape a int Of prob lems that others have when their eating habits are not Kathleen Conrad Will Marry ried Sept Mr and Mrs Stanley D Conrad formerly of Holladay now residing in Long Beach announce the - enCalif gagement of their daughter Miss Kathleen Roberta Conrad to Michael D Johanson son of Mr and Mrs Willard Johanson Hyrum The couple plans to be mar in Salt 13 Lake City The bride-elec- t is a senior at Utah State University where she is a member Alpha Omicron Pi and Spotii 4 sors The prospective bridegroone also attends USU and is aftl:0 hated with Pi Kappa Alphtv He is a member of the Air Force Reserve e : ' " - Th ANDO:IA-BA- t:::7 HARBOR R ::: :' r :: ' :: ': ''' ::: :V' XN ' :' '''''' ' ''''-:'- : i :': ' - - -- — :': Can o4174 ONLY s $F 12- - to 15" A- ' - ::: - Dina Merrill Habits of Health doing what you want and for facing what needs to be faced PFITZERS-TAM- S co— f organized "Thinking ahead Is very portant to your well being" Dina said radiating new hap piness since her marriage to Cliff Robertson "If you are organized you find time for hair-tearin- g Dear Heloise: I planted some parsnip tops In water as you did your carrot tops — What a very pretty green plant they made! 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