The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 24

8B Ogden Standard-Examiner Friday April 30 1971 Near Registration For Legal Services League Will Program for Artists CITY PREPARES FOR CLEANUP PLEASANT VIEW Resi-dents here are reminded crews will be collecting trash and yard clippings during a special Saturday The project was originally scheduled April 24 but postponed due to bad weather Trucks will be manned by Explorer Scouts and city officials Residents must have all trash and clippings on the curb before 8 am They are asked not to include wet garbage The registration deadline for the second Title I workshop sponsored by Weber County Legal Aid Services is Monday according to Margaret Nelson outreach worker Miss Nelson said that the workshop is planned for 9 am May 7 at the Holiday Inn in Ogden to do art he catuioned consider myself truly an artist I have a great many other interests that take a lot of my He said his favorite subjects are things with like houses old Two School District TV Station? Weber Board Wants Mere Data Approval for the Weber School Channel 18 from studios behind the district administrative offices at 1122 Washington The Ogden District station organizers hope to insure that Title I funds are adequately and correctly to do the most good for children who are educationally When asked how children are defined under Title I law she replied that a disadvantaged child is one does not achieve at the same level as other children for his age He is usually located through tests and teacher evaluation she said his educational problem may be the result of handicaps in sight or hearing emotional disturbance linguistic isolation or a home where no demands are made for obtaining a good education CITE REGULATIONS Although 1965 Title I regulations are and be interpreted in several different they been Miss Nelson said She indicated that the national problems w7ith Title I result when income people are not apprised of their rights of what Title I is supposed to Parents Jiave not been told of the advantages to disadvantaged children which are available through Title I she added One concern of the coming conference is to orient people in Morgan County about Title possibilities Miss Nelson said She said the general public is invited and interested persons should telephone 394-9431 to register so information packets can be prepared for them This is the second of two statewide conferences sponsored through Legal Aid in Weber County she said An earlier conference was held Sept 16 and 17 According to Miss Nelson Title I a federally-funded program for educationally-deprived children has become a national issue The conference will be for updating fundamental information supplied earlier about Title I time educating the people as to how to approach the problem of Title including how to survey find problems and correct them she said 200 INVOLVED She indicated that volume of applications indicates that at least 200 of Community Action program Head Start legal service NAACP and SOCIO workers plus members of parent advisory committees and parents of children in Title I will be present Speakers at the workshop will be Richard Rappaport Sal Lake Legal Services Stewart Salt Lake NAACP and Bingham an attorney for Legal Services at Ogden who participated in Harvard Title I conference at New Orleans last fall Miss Nelson said workshop In conjunction with the opening of the spring show at its Ait Rental and Sales Gallery the Junior League of Ogden will feature its first of the Sunday from 2 to 5 pm Robert A Call 6308 1575 was chosen to be the first local artist recognized through the new program The public can see his work at the rental and sales gallery in the basement of the Bertha Eccles Community Art Center 2580 Jefferson where it will draw special attention from exhibit directors like a one-man Mrs Lee A Brown chairman of the Junior League committee for art commented She said a new artist will be selected each month by a professional SHOW POSSIBILITY According to Mrs Garth Peck executive director at the art center the artist of the month feature has She said the showing is a very good opportunity for artists make a Featured artist Robert Call teaches art at Bonneville High School He has also taught at Wahlquist Junior High and Roy High School He has a bachelor of science in physical education art was his college minor probably a professional hobby Mr Call said While he indicated he using Channel 9 has its studios at 1538 Gibson The Ogden District last week received word from the Federal Com munications Commission that it would not approve sale of Channel 9 to a Salt Lake City group for part-time commercial use with die Ogden District re-taining use during school hours ANOTHER PERSON Dr Gamer said another person has contacted him' about purchasing the station and he would follow up on that contact in addition to considering some kind of joint operation with another district A possible sale would have first priority Jerry Crouch Weber board president said the district also should look into more extensive use of video tape recorders which might do the job television is doing in the schools more cheaply and efficiently District to work with the Ogden School District on possible joint operation of one educational television station has been granted by the Weber Board of Education Dr William Boren superintendent told board members he has talked with Dr William Gamer superintendent of the Ogden District in a general way on possibilities of a joint operation A cooperative station might produce better programs at no more cost or possibly even less Dr Boren srid TWO STATIONS Jay Taggart assistant superintendent said seems foolish to operate two expensive stations only six blocks apart which sometimes are almost duplicating The Weber District utilizes Mound Fort Unit May Incorporate A special meeting for water users of the Mound Fort Ditch No 3 has been called for 6:30 pm Saturday at the Ogden LDS 10th Ward chapel On the agenda are discussions about itch repairs fiscal matters and the future incorporation of the ditch to avoid unpaid assessments Also users will talk about a possible change in the current water service scheduling Officers of the ditch committee will be elected All ditch users are encouraged to attend TOASTMASTERS district conference chairman Charles Pomeroy and Richard Meyer district governor examine trophies to he presented during the District 15 speech contest on May 8 (left to right) Toastmasters Plan District Sessions tion followed an hour later by educational sessions with luncheon the final morning event A social hour will be held at 6:15 pm with the banquet and speech contest set for 7:15 pm MASTER SPEAKING In addition to helping men master the art of effective communication Toastmasters also helps its members: a poised self-assured appearance before an audience or individual "carefully to what others are saying critically about what they hear Develop the ability to accept evaluation for conducting and participating in meetings leadership abilities A non-profit organ ization Toastmasters Intt mational includes mere than 3500 clubs in 47 countries of the free world SINCE 1924 Founded in 1924 the organization has helped men to help themselves by speaking before a group with fellow club members handling the evaluation There are no occupational education racial or religious barriers to membership but the number of members in each club is limited to a maximum of 40 Hundreds of men learning to master the art of effective communications through participation in Toastmasters International are expected to attend a District 15 speech contest and convention scheduled in Ogden on May 8 The event will be held at the Ramada Inn 2433 Adams and will include educational sessions election of district officers a speech contest and a banquet Chairman of the contest will be Charles Pomery of 5430 875 District governor is Richard Meyer of 813 Medo-land Drive Brigham City IN DISTRICT District 15 is composed of Utah Idaho Eastern Oregon and Southwestern Wyoming There are seven areas within the district each area having from five to eight clubs and each club 20 to 30 members Individuals other than Toastmasters may attend the events by contacting the reservations table at the Ramada Inn Advance reservations will be accepted by mail if postmarked not later than May 1 These should be sent to Donald Hansen 925 1100 Ogden 84404 who is present of Toastmasters Club 140 Events on convention day will begin at 8:30 am with registra -v -f V5 Citizen Challenges Purchase of Buses 11 1 Aijiy A FACTORY EMERGENCY COULD PROVIDE THIS SPECTACULAR VALUEl Automitic Rhythrai £naiMuci CMfrol Two-KmI Overhiniinj Earphone Set Boitt-le Color-Glo C8mttl Option IS-Hote PB8alr Lustres Heed-Rubbed Eleven Tree IriM VoicM walnut Cabinet Bide Rinse Speaker System m-umn Bench 'V Percussion Full Factory Warranty jsaaaft YiA L' A fcdfcOfl The Ogden School District may have its priorities wrong if it places purchase of activity buses ahead of lowering teacher classroom loads a local woman has told the Ogden School Board The statement came after Dr William Gamer superintendent had recommended to the school board inclusion in the 1971-72 school budget of funds to buy and operate two activity buses NOT PROVIDED If the buses provided he told school board members the two high schools may have to discontinue some of their activities Alvin Carter Ogden High principal told the board that presently about half the student body fee charged at his school goes into transportation of-various groups such as athletic teams musical and drama groups etc He said if buses provided by the district activities will have to be cut or the fee increased Dr Gamer said he believes any attempt to increase student fees would be met with strong resistance Mrs Geraldine Brodstein a regular attender of school board meetings said she believed that in considering the bus purchases the district administration appeared to have its priorities wTong NEED MONEY Money is badly needed she said to reduce classroom sizes in the elementary schools Dr Gamer-replied that the money for the buses would come from the capital outlay division of the budget and could not be transferred from there to a section of the budget where it would be used to hire additional teachers Board member Glen Holley said the buses could be kept in almost constant use for field trips being made by all grade levels Pations in the audience asked why with the Ogden Bus Lines facing financial problems and needing income from buses it rents to the district efforts should be mads by the district to move in the direction of operating its own buses GET JOB DONE Dr Gamer later said the district can get the job done cheaper and if the bus lines is cutting down the school system may have to move in the direction of providing more of its own sendees Board president Spencer Klomp said he would like a detailed study made to see if the activity buses could be kept busy if they are purchased The board approved asking for bids on the buses in a pool arrangement with other districts if possible and making a study of all costs involved SEVEN GREAT MODELS Unbtlltveblv prlctdl bays very Infest Inctronle orjaai tnrantic Rhythm with kntIMa Leslie IIEVER SEE 0RBAII PRICES LIKE THESE ABAjjN! -A 'A InlcTioii or collSOLE 6ROAHS SflHETOROAHS SBES1 TnSV OPEM-UHTlt-SO PM THURSDAY APRIL 29 FRIDAY APRIL30' SATURDAY NlAY 1 t6 5 CLUB WILL MEET An informal old car meet of the Golden Spike Empire Vintage Car Club will be held Sunday at 3 pm at parking lot 36th and Wall All old car clubs buffs and the public are in--- vited to attend 00b.