| OCR Text |
Show DcriicT NcWS, V. cd.ie day, May 23, 19i' B 1 1 Inspection Licenses Revoked state motor Forty-fou- r MAY 38 $:SSSSg ONLY " assistant sup r i n t e reports. A p p ro 28, 29, 8 31st vehi- cle inspection stations lost their licenses this year, Lt. John D. Rog- ll1111111111111111111 e r s, s t a t e Highway Pa- - Area trol e &$? y yitfny ifl'il'-ihiufl'tBt- -- : H f? I m to i J i 1 l3S2X&i-- s CLOSES THIS SATURDAY EVENING 12:00 P.M. GET ENTRY BLANKS IN TODAY DETAILS AVAILABLE AT YOUR NEAREST FOOD KINO SUPER MARXET WIN A FREE BICYCLE 9 OTHER PRIZES III EACH AND EVERY FOOD KING STORE WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN JUNE 12TH NEWSPAPER AD. 153555! SRE3!5 1,750 '.' r garages and service stations still hold licenses, he said. resulted The revocations from overlooking items lusted on the state forms or passing not meet allowing unauthorized persons to make d inspections, or failing to inspection stickers. N o revocations stemmed from telling customers they needed re pail's when their which items satety did standards, safe-guai- cars alreajv met standards, he said. The 1969 Legislature set up a board to hear appeals of station operators from revocations. Goals For SUEA Some tough problems sex education, civil rights, drug abuse and their effect on teaching will be discussed this year by a group of the states future teachers, members o f Student the Utah Education Assn. T h a ts the word from the Sponbeck new SUEAs Leif Sponbeck, president, graduate education student at the Universtiy of Utah. The SUEA has a membership of about 1,000 among education students at Utahs six teacher training institutions. Other officers are Bruce Heywood, College of Southern Utah, vice president; Miss F 1 o d i e Brown, Brigham Young University, secretary, and Max Young, Utah State University, and Ann Jobler, LCSU, field representatives. The SUEA is affiliated with the Utah Edcuation Association and the National Education Association. Among goals of SUEA for the coming year is recruitment of a higher proportion of the states more than 3,000 potential members, Sponbeck said. Senior Citizen Fete A western barbecue lunch- eon, musical program and exhibit fair for persons 55 and older will be the final event Saturday in Salt Lake City during National Senior Citizens Month. Reservations for the luncheon, to be held in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Newhouse from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., may be made until WednesCost is day by calling 50 cents per person. MEN say goodbye to GRAY HAIR Gradually and Suralyl am BAN GRAY ha first hair dressing designed especially for men getting Gray Makes your hair look young again! BAN GRAY Cavers the gray without changing your NATURAL Hair Color when used daily. Just rub and tomb. In only so 00 W 4 m. BAN GRAY Never Streaks Never Rubs Off Never looks Artificial! Always looks Natural. BAN GRAY when used daily works so grad unity no one will suspect you ore using onytSmg. You'll look ond fee years younger. Easy to use, nothing to mix or measure. CZS SKAGGS ZSfcDRUG l0CENTERS |
