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Show .. r.iv:-- r Gil Kicrof lining licrpcnt v Volume 30. No. 36 Sugar House, Utah Thursday, September 18, 1958 Price 10 Cents Campaign Kick-Of- f For Annual United Fund To Be Held September 22 The general "Kick Off" of the United Fund Campaign will begin on the morning of Monday, September 22. The Area's 30 United Fund Agencies opened their doors on Monday morning, Septem-ber 15, to show the general public who support them just how the money is spent. The agencies were open to the public during the entire working week of September 15 to 19 inclusive during the hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. "United Fund-Agenc- y Week is part of the educational pro-gram to make the people of the Salt Lake Area aware of the vital community programs being conducted daily within Catholic Charities, Children's Service Society, Dental Service Society, Neighborhood House, Reading Room for the Blind and the Utaho Association for the BJind, Utah Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Salvation Army, Y.M.C.A., Y.W. C.A. Traveler's Aid. Because of the nature of the Jewish Relief Society -- St. Mark's Charity - United Cerebral Palsy - U.S.O. and Multiple Sclerosis the "open house" as such, will not be held according to Mr. Steele. Personnel of the United Fund Building will explain functions of these particular organizat-ions to anyone who is interes-ted. the walls of these agencies, "said Mr. Harold J. Steele, Campaign Chairman. The followini agencies have their pffihes in fche United Fund Building at 72 West Second South: Community Nursing Service - Family Service Society - Salt Lake Council, Girl Scouts of America . Community Welfare Council - Community Information Service, which is a part of the Community Welfare Council and the Salt Lake Chapter, Utah Association for Mental Health. The other agencies located throughout the city art: Legal Aid Socjqty American R4 Cross, Boy Scouts of America, :: ' A ' ' I ' J ; , ' ' J ' ' J ?, ' '. ' ' J - l Ti Fall Classes At Craft House Start In Oct. The fall classes at Craft House will begin the week of October 22. Registration for the classes will be held Mon-day, October 22 from 9 a.m.' to 9 p.m. and from 9 to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday of the week.- - There are no enrollment fees in any Guild Classes for persons 18 years of age or under, or for community leaders teaching crafts in organizations. All other registrants will pay the annual fee of $6.00. Courses will be as follows: Architecture for Young Men, Basketry, Book Binding, Craft House Associates, Design and Color, Enameling, Gardening and Flower Arrangement, Gra-phic Arts, Glass Blowing, "Fix-it- ", Gifted Young People, In-terior Decoration, Jewelry, Lamp Shades, Leather, Lit-erature, Japanese Gardens, Masks, Mosaics, Metal, Faint-ing, Foods Around the World, Photography, Plastics, Pottery, Printing, Puppets, Rug Mak- - PFC George II. Hubcr Army PFQ George H. Huber Jr., whose parents live at 566 West 2nd North, fired with the 6th Infantry automatic rifle team in the recent Leclerc markmanship matches held in Grafenwohr, Germany. Huber, entered the Army in 1955 and arrived in Europe in April 1956. He was a graduate from West High School. ing, Scout Merit Badges, Sculpture, Silk Screen, Sports-man's Guild, Stone Polishing, Textiles, Weaving and Wood Carving. For further information call Pioneer Craft House IN Board Of Directors Chosen By S. II. Chamber The Sugar House Chamber of Commerce held it's weekly meeting at the Beau Brummel, yesterday noon at which time the group elected the directors for the coming year. ' The new members elected were: Vem W. Mackay.vice president of Walker Bank. Mrs. Frankie Nielson, mgT. of Jarnel's. Walter O. Peterson, owner of Sugar House Awning and Paint. Stephen C. Richards, of Granite Furniture Co. The four new board members were elected for a two year term. The hold over members are G. Willis Carlisle, Josepn u. Chandler, Lindel G. Peterson, S. Morgan Sorensen and M. J. Wright. Nick Strike, mgr. of Ajax Laundry Press was the guest speaker. He has recently returned from a trip to, Russia where he had occasion to view Russia from a foreigners angle. He gave the point of view as a businessman and a business comparison does not meet the' approval of a Free Enterprise businessman. Sugar House Stake To Present . Father of The Bride The Sugar House Stake will present the comedy "Father of the Bride", Thursday and Friday, September 25 and 28 at the Park Stake Center. In the title role Is Vernon Proctor, Stake MIA Superin-tendent. The play is being presented to raise funds to pay for the 'stake's share of the Woodland Girls Camp. OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON, DAILY OLYMPIAN: "The car a fellow drives doesn't neces-sarily give you an idea of what he makes. It may indicate what he owes." Days Of '47 Leaders Meet Officers and directors of Days of '47, will hold their annual meeting Wednesday, Sept. 24 at noon in the Daughters of Utah Pioneers board room, it was announced by Joseph L. Chandler, Days of '47 president. Reports of 1958 activities, including a financial report of this year's pioneer celebration will be presented, Mr. Chand-ler said. Days of '47 directors for 1959 will be elected at the meeting, it was pointed out, so that preliminary plans might be laid in the near future for next July's celebration, which com-memorated the arrival of the Mormon pioneers in the Salt Lake Valley. Days of '47 executives are scouting now for new talent and new programs to be pre-sented next year, according to Mr. Chandler. "A,1 great increase of interest has been noted throughout the entire state in Days of '47 activities during the last few years", Mr. Chandler said. "In fact", he added, "each year more and more national at-tention is being focused upon our celebrations." Miss Jeanne LeSueur And Richard M. lackson Will Recite Nuptial Vows News of interest is the forth-coming marriage of charming Miss Jeanne LeSueur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Le- Sueur, 1529 Hubbard Ave., and Richard M Jackson, son of f - V f i " - s - " " I be ' J ' X - " -- " s --V ; of ;SvsV v - s 1 .. . s ss rfOvO 4v. r"li Mr. and Mrs. Junius M. Jackson, of Cambribge, Mass., president of the New England States Missiosn of the LDS Church. The popular young couple will reeite their wedding rites in the solemnity of the Salt Lake Temple, Thurs. Sept. 18. Immedialely following the cere-mony a wedding breakfast will fete the newlyweds at Hotel Utah, hosted by the bride-groom s parents. A reception will honor the young couple that evening at the Bonneville Stake House. Attendants will be Miss Anne Dalgleish, Miss Joanne Garff, Miss Karlynn Axelson, Miss Marsha Davis, Miss Maxine Miner. Duties of best man will be performed byDouglas R. Jack-son! and Roger Doxey, Malcolm H. LeSueur and Delmar Holt Jr. will be ushers. The bride-ele- ct attends the University of Utah and will continue her studies at the hill-top school. Mr. Jackson has returned from a mission to the British Isles and he will enter the University of Utah for the fall quarter. He formerly attended the BYU. Lovely 3Iiss Jeanne LeSueur will become Mrs. Richard Jackson in Temple rites. (Photo Courtesy Deseret News) Orientation Takes Spot Light At Westminster Special events for the annual orientation week at Westminster College included a square dance Monday evening on the upper tennis courts. Ice cream social, Student Lounge, 7:30 p.m.; September 17, registration, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. watermelon bust, 7 p.m.; Sept. 18, movie, campus lawn, 7 p.m.; Sept. 19, leave campus in afternoon for All-Colle- ge picnic-a- t Storm Mountain;, September 20, football game, Westminster vs Oregon Tech, Dane Hansen Stadium, 2 p.m., dance,' Student Lounge, 9 p.m.; September 21, Presidents and Dean's Re-ception, Ferry Hall Lounge, 8 until 9:30 p.m.; September 22, classes begin, 7:30 a.m. Eight new members of the faculty have been announced as follows: Full time - Hobart P. Sturm, political science; Yun-Kuan- g Huang, engineer-ing; Charles Wilford Johnson, geography; Ttomas H. Miller, mathematics; Dr. Barid Muk-herje- e, biology, and Calvin V. Edlund, psychology. Part time - William P. Gogarty, chemistry, and Mrs. May L. McClelland, College Nurse and head of the school's health service. Professor Jonas Speaks At Rotary The Sugar House Rotary Club will meet today at the Beau at 12:15 for their regular weekly meeting with Dr. Stan-ley R. Child presiding. The guest speaker will Frank Jonas, Professor Political Science at the Uni-versity of Utah. Professoi (Continued on page 2) |
