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Show VOnTTf 2fi T f y DESERET NEWS, ff fyv f Jichool. explosion of knowledge, IAn concepts of how it should technological advances and the increasing demands of teachers for a voice in policy decisions are reshaping the schools, Hen-cle- y said. is instruction Classroom lifting from primitive sys-m- s taught, J toward integrated lystems, made possible by advances such technological is television, projectors and fomputers, he said, f These will developments T change the role of teachers from that of information givers to instructional managers, said. Tomorrows Hencley teacher, and even todays, will be more concerned with analyzing students educational needs and prescribing specific remedies. The new teacher also will be more ' concerned with the student as a human individual, Hencley said. In yesterdays, and even many of todays schools, the student too often is treated as a prod- uct, he emphasized. Teachers were greeted by Supt. Elmer J. Hartvigsen who said he was confident that all personnel of the district will rise above problems and provide an environment in which children and youth can progress. Keith C. Brown, president of the Board of Education, quipped that its good to be - the vintage autos will parade down Main Street. A series of n tlhe g Federal. '.The study was performed task force by a headed by William S. Mole, 2532 Maywood Dr. , Also recommended by the task force was an study of Catholic education in the state to be conducted for one year beginning in June, 1DG9. The study, which is being performed by Dr. Robert Lamp, director of the Educational Planning Laboratory at (gymkahna) begins at 2:30 p.m. at the ball park. Monday events include: 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., boarding house breakfast, public invited; 10 a.m.. Main Street parade; 12:30 p.m., Doc-trin- Barker Jr. had authorized the move. The new employes will get special Civil Service designations. 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In the belief that Christian education remains a most basic need of the church and y The council of local governments heard air pollution, transportation and regional land use committee reports, but took no official action on them. Council members are studying possibilities of combining three regional transportation studies in the Salt Lake to Ogden area into a single Wasatch Front glorified study. four-count- ir OEEAR.IMENT the University of San Francisco, will include schools, con- fraternity ol Christian sanitary sewer projects. The Wasatch organization took under advisement the pollution committee's recoil, mendation for establishing a Lake Salt involved The Area Transportation Study has many technical aspects which probably cannot be 5) time trials Catholics Will Form New Board To Govern 16 Schools In Utah A Catholic board of educa-Jowill be formed to direct he operation of the churchs it was Utah schools, nnounced today by the Most lev. Joseph Lennox Federal, bishop of the Salt Lake City Diocese. new board, created in tjhe implementation of recommendations from a study committee, will be made up of priests, sisters and laymen with decision-makinpower under the direction of Bishop Wasatch Front Regional Council added to its rolls Thursday afternoon a fourth Tooele and certicounty fied Tooele and Grantsville Four civilians will be hired to replace police officers in the dispatch office, thus freeing four more men for field duty, Chief Dewey J. Fillis said today. The chief said that City Commissioner James L. 'Wiiliidll (TPTOfflffi Labor Day Fete Begins Saturday TALK CITY The traditional Labor Day celebration here was almost discontinued this year, but now promises to be the biggest in history. Activities will begin Saturday at 9:30 a.m. when the Veteran Motorcar Club of America holds its first Utah Invitational Tour. About 50 of Police Position with you after this long, quiet and peaceful summer. Brown stressed a need to instill in students a better feeling of moral values. If we expect to have a better com- munity, and a better nation, we had better look at moral values, he said. He said the district owes the Granite Education Association leaders a vote of thanks for their efforts. Tooele Joins Council Civilians To Fill es emerge, pecteir Pedhires romiDe Dr. Stephen P. Hencley, ilean of the College of Education, University of Utah, addressed the Granite District Jail institute in Skyline High W August 29, 1969 Friday, Revolutions in education are and treating new roles iesponsibilities for teachers, .500 Granite District teachers Were told today. r 2T T An exact copy of one of Americas most Famous bras. Padded and unpadded styles in all popular sizes. Values Duplicate of one of the most popular girdles made . . . Double panel control in white only. Sizes V lared sport shirts of noiron cotton... and popular knits. 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