Lions Speaker Addresses Six Major Youth Problems
BYU administrative assistant Wm. R. Siddeway outlined six youth problems at Vernal Lions Club citing rapid change, pressure on college paths, scarce educational opportunities, lack of self built facilities, ethics confusion, and few sincere adult role models. He warned of a moral crisis and noted $100,000,000 in vandalism costs with one in five youths involved. He urged patient guidance and said tomorrow’s leaders depend on today’s adults.
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Wm. R. Siddeway
Brigham Young University
Vernal Lions
Vernal
Siddeway
Ralph Siddoway
Siddoway
BYU
Utah
U. S
U.S
Jim Johnson
Ouray Wildlife Refuge
Reed Birchell
Sight Conservation Committee
Tlarmon S. Sowards
Linda Pratt
Bryson Admitted to California State Bar
Robert A. Bryson formerly of Vernal was admitted to the California state bar and licensed to practice law in ceremonies before the state supreme court. A 1963 UCLA Law graduate with BYU geology background, he has served a LDS mission in Denmark and now works with Dalton and Cardon in Bellflower California. He is married to Sylvia Tyler and has three children Bobby Blair and Cisa.
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Supreme Court of California
Robert A. Bryson
Vernal
MR. Bryson
R. A. Bryson
University of California At Los Angeles School of Law
Bryson
Brigham Young University
Uintah Wilgh
The
D.S. Church
Denmark
Sylvia Tyler
Los Angels
Bobby
Blair
Cisa
Brysons
la Habra
Calif
Artesia Crytzer Returns from Pennsylvania Visit
Artesia Red Crytzer returned Friday from Pennsylvania where he spent most of the winter visiting his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Miller. Visitors in Grand Junction Thursday included Sheriff Bob Gadd of Craig. John Collier accompanied Mr. James to Texas earlier in the week. Kate Blaylock hosted a Stanley party Thursday afternoon. Earnie Deshayes went to Craig Thursday for a school board meeting where the school held a Valentine party Friday afternoon.
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Red” Crytzer
Pennsylvania
Darrel Miller
Grand Junction
Bob Gadd
Craig
John Collier
Mr. James
Texas
Kate Blaylock
Earnie Deshayes
Utah Outdoors Feature in February Field ers
Field ers February issue highlights Utah outdoors with fishing camping and scenic Utah settings. Amy Lube describes the feature while club officials report on inter club relations and member invites to attend meetings at other clubs. Siddoway is noted in introductions and is tied to a broader club program.
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Utah Outdoors
Utah
Field
Ers
Amy Lube
Jack A. Seltz
Alvin E. Weeks
Venil P. Johnson
M. Sowards
Siddoway
Ashley Valley Junior High principal outlines education shifts
Clyde Christensen, principal of Ashley Valley High, spoke to Vernal Rotary about education changes. He said the school superintendent is a consultant, teaching quality matters more than content, and that modern methods blend subjects. He criticized television teaching and stressed parent training and early character formation. He described his supervisory philosophy and noted a bored 14 year old ahead of teachers, plus a 14 year old student study. Hawks win Bantam league half. Harold Walker guests.
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Clyde Christensen
Ashley Valley Dr. High
Vernal Rotary Club
Christensen
University of Southern California
Utah
Dayl J. Webb
Alvin G.green
Hawks
Ashton
Be hme Enjoys Statewide Family Travel Feature
Sportsman Bob Be hme and his family spent two weeks touring the state last summer, finding much to like in the places they visited and the experiences they shared.
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Stream Magazine
Bob Behme
Farm Bureau Names Manwaring to Tax and Legislation Panel
Utah State Farm Bureau Federation executive committee announced State Rep. Ash Manwaring will join the tax and legislation committee. The panel will advise the board on industry problems in Utah and report its recommendations to influence state and national policy at the bureau's last week meeting.
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Farm Bureau
Utah State Farm Bureau Federation
Ashe Manwaring
Bureau
Mr. Manwaring
Manwaring
Utah
Federal Bureau
Notice on removal charges for livestock
Due to the drop in hides and meat scrap prices the company will charge 3.00 for removing horses cows and steers and 1.00 for calves and sheep.
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Hellare
James Fogerty
Mary Beata
Roosevelt
Leo C. ‘Thorne
Lions
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Artesia
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Rotary of Education
Melody Gardens
So. Vernal Ave
Sng
Sam Colobella
Gale Pitchford
St. James
Reep
Ralph Allred
Vernal Office Supply
Vernal Ave
Phona
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BSS
Eo Aut
Cup Lucerse
Rooney
Anetaas
Aten
RSET
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Morrell
Pierce
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Italia
Safeway
Cora Creamery
Green Giant
Heed
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Limi Coupon
Sound
Edwards Coffee
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Leg O' Lamb
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Sareway
Parkerhouse
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