Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 2

Kctcrfc State Journal Monday October 10 1966 THE WORD ROM WALL STREET Seminars Helds for Wall Street Executives By WILLIAM LALER UPI inancial Editor NEW YORK Only 50 miles from Wall Street lies something of a Shangri la for businessman It is called Arden House a magnificent edifice perched on a peak in theRamapo Moun tains near the small community of Harriman NY Arden House is the site of seminars conducted thrice yearly for leading Corporation executives by the graduate school of business of Columbia University Once the business group has wound its way up the tortuous paved road to the mountain top mansion that railroad tycoon EH Harriman completed in 1909 cares of the world below should be forgot Arden House was given to Co lumbia University in 1950 as a memorial to his parents by Averell Harriman the diplomat statesman brother Roland contributed funds to Co "lumbia 'to help maintain the beautiful structure and its grounds now known as the Har riman campus of Columbia Un iversity acilities include king sized bedrooms dining rooms confer ence rooms loungfes find a li brary Arden House is not an all fun no work place Executives attending" the seminars have more than enough to keep them busy Although their salaries are being paid by organizations sponsoring their attendance the executive seminarians must sep arate themselves from businesi responsibilities ull attendance also is re quired and companies who feel they may be forced to recall an executive during a session A are encouraged to defer their applications until such time as will not be con templated Seminars are designed for vet eran executives who are about to move into top managerial po sitions Cost for a six week ses sion is $2150 which includes tuition room and board and working Even though the seminars ar conducted under idyllic circum stances Safeguards are taken against Utopiah boredom end the weekly session at noon on riday and the s6m inarians are free to go to New York or wherever they wish to a director of the seminar said "They must return on Mon day morning At the end of the third week we recess the sem inar at noon on Thursday and participants may remain away until Tuesday morning This is enough time for executive to fly back to his home in Texas or California and get back in time for the next Hoke Simpson is director of executive programs for the Columbia University graduate school of business which is un der the over all supervision of Dean Courtney Brown Arabian Horse Show Notion's Top Tones Winners Announced UPI Song Survey 16 17 (or photo see Page 13) to of James But the PUBLIC NOTICE! WALDREN MOTORS IS mileage payments HOTEL is Dqrefore Rne $23 $25 $30 Elko School Board Discusses uture King Nebuchadnezzar ruled over Babylonia Elks Official Visits in Elko Choice of Soup or Solod lokod Hom Hockt with lime Ban Bratannr Vegetable Belt BuHer end Beverage Reno entries took the two top honors in the second annual Arabian Horse Show held yes terday in Park More than 100 persons attend ed to view the 56 horses and their riders compete in judging and performance classes Dr and Mrs purebred Arabian Rokhseyn Spacial to the Journal District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Tom Johnson of Reno Elks Lodge No 597 made his official visit here carrying a message from the grand ex alted ruler and called upon members of Elko Lodge to in crease their membership with well qualified candidates He was accompanied by Vern Hursh a past district deputy and deputy grand auditor and Louis Capurro deputy grand es quire i' Exalted Ruler Roy Mills presided at the meeting and over the initiation ritual Brief remarks were made by Past District Deputies David Dotta and Chris Sheerin PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE Special to the Journal ELKO Members of the El ko County School Board are con sidering facilities needed for a junion senior high school cam us based on projected future enrollments in the grades 7 through 12 The board was presented with two sets of figures one of which would be ideal for the projected enrollment and another that would be a minimum needed After discussion the board told architect Arne Purhonen to draw up plans for the ideal situation The board noted that if the ideal situation did not fit within the funds allocated by the recent bond election then some adjust ments would have to be made on the facilities Under the ideal situation 27 new rooms would be acquired while in the minimum situation 22 new rooms would be made available Rooms available un der the ideal situation for the grades 7 3 would be 11 class rooms 3 Science clssrooms 1 science lab a library a music room an art room a special education room and remedial reading room or the grades 9 12 the ideal situation would provide three classrooms one combination science laboratory room one special education room a home ecnomics room and a typing room In other action the board sub mitted names of possible mem bers for a transportation com mittee which would be faced The names submitted by board were Roger Smith Ruby Vallfiy Charles Ballew Elko Sonny Wells Vernon Scott Carlin Bill Gibbs O'Neill Jim Wright North ork Warner Mitchell Jiggs Kaye Kimber Montello and La Nelle Barton Jackpot Superin tendent Zander was designated to contact the proposed commit tee members The merits and disadvantages of teacher involvement in poli tics will be discussed tonight at the Reno Recreation Center 198 Leberty St The 7 :30 meeting is open to educators persons interested in education and the general pub lie It is sponsored by the Wash oe County Action Council for Teachers armer Washoe School Supt Dr Earl Wooster ler of the Nevada State Educa tion Association and members of the council will be on hand for the discussion 'A council spokesman said it is hoped that persons who are opposed to the political activi ty of teachers as well as those for it will attend The National Advisory Boardiby best that could be put of the University of Nevada Max leischmann Desert Re search Institute will be in Reno on Oct 28 and 29 to review and evaluate the pro grams'4 Dr Wendell Mordy universi ty vice president and DRI di rector told the board of regents at a meeting in allon Saturday the reviews will be conducted Big Retirement Building Opens OAKLAND Calif (UPI) A 22 story retirement residence featuring a penthouse hospital to provide surgical medical and nursing care for its occupants will open Monday St "Paul's Towers was built at a cost of $10 million under the sponsorship' of St Episcopal Church of Oakland and the diocese of California The building has 270 apart ments IS A GOOD SELECTION WITH BIG BIG SAVINGS UP TO' NEW YORK (UPI) The na tional list of the top 20 single records for last week as select ed by Billboard Magazine on the basis of fiir play find sales 1 Out be our Tops 2 The Association 3 "96 Question Mark and the Mysterians 4 Train To Clarksville" The MonkeeS 5 Count ive Advisory Board to Review Desert Research I nstitute National recognition will be given an Ely woman later this fall when the National Associa tion of Extension Home Econo mists hold their annual conven tion in Chicago 2 The Distin guished Service' Award will be presented to Mrs: Georgia elts of Ely at the recognition brunch to be held Nov 2 Mrs elts is a cooperative ex tension home economist for the Max leischmann College of Agriculture University of Ne vada She serves the White Dr Jam aulkner former dean of the Boston University medical school Dr Samuel Goudsmit a phys icist and discoverer of the so called concept of the of the Dr Vincent Schaefer the in ventor of the cloud seeding technique and a research phys icist Dr Victor La Mer a chem ist and member of the National Academy of Sciences Dr John Pierce chairman of the DRI board who directs re search for the Bell Telephone Co He also is partly responsi ble for the Telestar and Echo satellites and amember of the National Academy of Sciences Also attending the sessions will be Dr Walter Orr Roberts director of the National Center for Atmospheric Research at Boulder Colo The meetings will mark the second review of DRI programs A similar session was held a year ago Training on nutritional needs for both young and elderly have been included in this program One of her main areas of work has been with low income groups Her assignments have taken her to the Indian reservations of Duckwater and Goshute where she has demonstrated and taught dietary and other home skills She was instrumental in con ducting a survey on source and condition of domestic water on both reservations An effort was made by her and others to ob tain funds for piping water into the Indian homes but was un successful Meeting Tonight On Educators And Politics 7 our Tops Leading Single 'Reach Out I'll Be There' Pine County and Eureka Coun ty areas is certainly an honor for Mrs elts and for the said Joseph Stein as sociate director cooperative ex tension service at the univer sity Mrs elts has spent the past 11 years as a county extension home economist in the Eastern Nevada counties She is a nutritions specialist and has carried on a program concerning use of commodity foods in cooperation with the White Pine County welfare su pervisor since 1960 Nurse Salaries To Be Studied SACRAMENTO (UPI) aries Of state nurses and relat ed personnel will be studied Oct 21 in San rancisco at a rear ing by tne state rersonnei Board Board president Joseph Wyatt Jr announced the board had agreed to the study which was requested by Raid Ward administrator of the State Health and Welfare Agency $1000 AND MORE ON THE RE MAINING 1966 MODELS Two state uture armers America judging teams will represent Nevada in national A judging contests to be held Wednesday and Thursday in Kansas City Mo Peddi cord state director of agricul tural education has announced uture armers from Virgin Valley will compete in the meats contest Wednesday morn ing They will be accompanied by Richard Reid Mesquite High School vocational agriculture instructor Edwin Whipple Overton Den nis Bieroth Owyhee and Calvin Snow Lund comprise the state team scheduled to judge in the livestock contest Thursday morning Leon Black Lund is their vocational agriculture in structor orty four states will have teams participating in the Kan sas City contests which are held in connection with the Na tional A Convention and American Royal Livestock Show 'i unds to help pay travel ex penses of the contestants and to provide plaques find medals for prizes are provided by the Na tional uture armers of America oundation Results of the contest will be announced at a breakfast In Kansas City riday morning his wife came to Reno from Arizona Hollings worth received his doctorate at Arizona State University He earned his BA at Brig ham Young University irt Utah and has published articles in many professional journals 6 Neil Dia mond 7 Lest jBlanke 8 "What Becomes of the Bro Jimmy Ruffin 9 Got You Under My The our Seasons 10 Hurry The Supremes 11 Side Of John ny Rivers 12 Is Only Skin The Temptations WALDREN MOTOR CO 1999 SO VIRGINIA PH 323 1001 tabulated more points than any other entry to win the high point performance award rib bon A high point performance award for other than Arabian horses was won by Mrs Butt's Listotada May lower The' second annual Comstock Arabian Association all Horse show and Play Day competition was judged by Mrs Paul Ad ams of Grants Pass Ore Winners in the individual classes both in the performance and categories were: (Note: All entries are from Reno un less otherwise noted) JUDGING PUREBRED ARABIAN ILLIES of 1964 and Liata De Washoe Steen MR PIZZA RANCHISE Available in Elko Carson City Winnemucca aft Wo 1 1 everything CALL 358 2751 Write Gazette Journal Box 407 19 20 Hollingsworth Named Head of Reading Center Dr Paul author and educator has been appointed director of the newly developed Reading Study Center at the University of Nevada's College of Education Dr Hollingsworth and three children GRISWOLD ASSEMBLY for Promotion of Tourism for Planned Area Growth pj pel adv Overlook Arabians of Wellington 2 G1 pieth A Griffin 3 Saibu Overlook Arabians of Wellington ARABIAN WESTERN PLEASURE 1 El Attary Susan Buksan 2 Raseyrra Rose Deetle Arabians 3 artifa Over look Arabians SENIOR WESTERN 1 Rasevna Rose Deetle Arabians 2 Mon ty Barbara Clements of Steamboat 3 Ghatan Dr and Mrs A Jorgensen DOLLAR BILL RACE 1 atif Windy Von luee 2 Hanadl Qual a tee Arabi ans 3 Stardust Judy Haberman STOCK HORSE (Purebred and half arabian) 1 Vagabond Silvey's lying ME Ranch 2 Rokhseyn Dr and Mrs Weaver 3 Tassa Overlook Arabians of Wellington PUREBRED ARABIA ENGLISH 1 Monte Blue Deetle Ara bians 2 Rokhseyn Dr and Mrs Weaver 3 Saibu Overlook Arabians of Wellington ENGLISH PLEASURE SENIOR 1 Ibn Du Deetie Arabians 2 Saibu Overlook Arabians of Wellington 3 artifa Over look Arabians ENGLISH PLEASURE 1 Lit tle Sir Twist Windy Von luee 2 Star dust Judy Haberman 3 Listotada May lower Mr and Mrs Butt RIBBON RACE teams 1 Vagabond Silvey's lying ME Ranch and Tassa Overlook Arabians 2 Laddy Luck Mer rily Kronberg and Pokey Tox Sox Mel odi Kronberg MATCHED PAIRS (Open) Listotada May lower Mr and Mrs Butt Listotada Owaln also owned by Butt family 2 Regal Sandy Mack El At tary Susan Buksan 3 Stardust Judy Haberman and Missey Dun Mary Brady SCURRY RACE Won by Vagabond Silvey's lying ME Ranch TRAIL CLASS PUREBRED AND HAL ARABIAN Rokhseyn Dr and Mrs Weaver 2 Vagabond Silv eys lying ME Ranch 3 Nevada Star Lucas Arabians of ernley Teachers Meet or Workshops Special te the Journal CHESTER Calif Phil Strong staff associate of Sci ence Research Associates will be present for two meetings with teachers from the Plumas Unified School District for the purpose of demonstrating SRA materials and to conduct in service training workshops in the use of these materials Both meetings will be held at the i 1 1 Community School Teachers of the primary grades in Portola Quincy Pio neer (East Quincy) Meadow Valley Injun Jim (Storrie) Tay lorsville Greenville and Ches ter will attend the first meeting to be held today at 3 pm Teachers of the intermediate grades and in junior high schools will attend the second meeting Wednesday at 3 :30 pm The in service meetings have been arranged by Lucille Hass ler elementary consultant for the Plumas Unified School Dis trict Registration Gains Cited SAN RANCISCO (UPI) James Halley' Republican state vice chairman said ri day that statewide gains in Re publican registration would have a significant effect on the vember election 7 are still far behind but the fact that the registration is going this way clearly indicates a disenchanment among Demo crats with the present adminis tration said Halley Chess Classes Start Tuesday The Reno and University Chess Club is sponsoring a se ries of lectures the game of chess to be given at 7:30 on Tuesday evenings in' the Card Room of the Jot Travis Student Union on the University of Ne vada Campus irst speaker will be Jones who will lecture on chess "This phase of the game when most pieces have been captured and removed from the explained a spokesman for the club "requires the most precise calculation and is a phase of chess in which most amateurs are weakest The greatest chess masters of all time have always been virtuo sos in the Jones is rated an expert by the United States Chess eder ation In addition to winning the state championship of Ne vada several times he has won the Utah and Idaho champion ships He has also achieved a high score in National Open with a survey of current bus Tournaments in Tampa Las Ve routes in lieu of payments and gax ana beanie iby the best that could be put together "It is my hope that the board of research committee can sit with the group It is our intent to have a general review of each of the major programs and have a review of the fac ulty committee He noted that the committee is composed of some of the top science policy makers in the country Members of the board in clude: Dr Lloyd Smith a University of Nevada alumnus who is now the vice president of the Stan ford University Research Insti tute He is an engineer and a physicist 7 sDr George oreythe a math ematician and meteorologist who is director of the Stanford University Computer Center Laboratory Dr Per Scholander a biolo gist at the University ot Califor nia and a member of the Na tional Academy of Sciences George Clyde former gover nor of Utah who is considered a feed and water resources ex pert Dr Herbert Grier an electri cal engineer and vice president of an engineering firm in Las Vegas Dr red Eggfin an anthro pologist at the University of Chicago and a member of the National Academy of Sciences 2ND MORTGAGE LOANS THE ALL PURPOSE LOAN Any Equity in 'Your Home Can Mean a Loan We Also Purchase Existing Mortgages CALL 786 1414 COMMUNITY MORTGAGE COMPANY 1892 LOCUST ST RENO Juit of Plumb Laas Skags bfsyftir Rational Group to Honor Home Economist from Ely 13 Is The Los Bravos 14 "See See Eric Bur don and the Animals Her mits or Tom my Roe I Wee A Bobby Darin 18 You Seen Your Moth er Baby Standing in the Rolling Stones A Carla Thomas Dielingly The Critters Ranches 5 Shantiffany Overlook Arabi ans of Wellington 3 ranadda Overlook Arabians of Wellington PUREBRED ARABIAN MARES of 1963 or 1 Raseyna Rose Deetle Ara bians 2 Rabiosa Steen Ranches 3 Royal Renee Deetle Arabians CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAM PION MARES Raseyna Rose Deetle Arabians Rabiosa Steen Ranches re spectively PUREBRED ARABIAN COLTS of 1964 and Maar ra Dr and Mrs Weaver 2 Zurhama De Washoe Steen Ranches 3 Hanadl Qual a tee Arabians PUREBRED ARABIAN STALLIONS of 1963 or 1 Ibn Du Deetie Arabi ans 2 reymin A Griffin 3 Ko Star Bob Roper CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAM PION STALLIONS: Ibn Du and Maar ra I respectively PUREBRED GELDINGS 1962 and younger Aze Ed Rhodes 2 Ryan rank Dodd 3 Moulay red Allard Sparks PUREBRED GELDINGS 1961 and old Managua Susan Vuksan 2 er malla Overlook Arabians of Wellington 3 Monte Blue Deetle Arabians CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAM PION GELDINGS: Managua and er malla respectively HAL ARABIAN MARES ALL AGES 1 Zorayda Mary Lou Allard 2 Ma Bu Sherri David 3 Mischaun Merrily Kronberg of Carson City HAL ARABIAN GELDINGS ALL Domino Nancy oster of Carson City 2 Ko Ko Abu Dr Ed Harsh 3 Prince Ar Med Hazel Craig of Yerring ton HAL ARABIAN CHAMPION I AND RESERVE CHAMPION: Zorayda? and Domino respectively PERORMANCE CLASSES PUREBRED MAIDEN WESTERN 1 Rokhsyen Dr and Mrs Weaver 2 Managu Susan Buksan 3 ermalla Overlook Arabians of Wel lington PUREBRED AND HAL ARABIAN NATIVE COSTUME CLASS 1 artifa THAT ALL REMAINING 1966 OLDSMOBILES WILL CARRY A 5 YEAR OR 50000 MILE WAR RANTY HURRY WHILE THERE Plumas Hospital Wages Boosted Special to the Journal PORTOLA Calif Directors of the Eastern Plumas Commu nity Hospital Inc has approved a salary increase for registered nurses The increase is retroactive to Oct 1 It is based on a six step increase plan A $3 per day increase in room rates will be required to defray the additional operating costs that will result officials said Registered nurses will receive six increases to salaries' rang ing from $540 to $700 per month over a period of six years The increase is in line with salar ies in Reno and Quincy Eastern' Plumas Community Hospital Inc income is de rived from direct charges for in patient and out patient ser vices thefef' the money to pay for the increase must be obtained from room rate charges Based on payroll cost for 1966 and the estimated increase of nurses salaries for the next 12 months hospital administrator Harold Wright proposed a room rate increase as follows: ward to $26 semi private room to $28 and private $27 per day McAllister Named to State Hygiene Board i iM Nevada State Hospital Super intendent Dr Robert McAl lister assumes a dual role this week as a result of a reqent appointment by the Nevada Mental Hygiene Advisory Board McAllister was given the addi tional post of interim adminis trator of the Nevada pivision of Mental Hygiene in addition to the post he has held since June of this year The second state appointment for Dr McAllister was made by the board because dud role would help coordinate ad ministrative procedure not'bhly in the division but also at jthe hospital as McAllister is presently filling the post vacated by Dr Rich ard inner who resigned in June inner had also been act ing superintendent of the hos pital endorsed it We went on record as being 100 per cent In favor of a board member said LUNCHEON MENU Two Nevadans Enter National A Contests TORONADOS NINETY EIGHTS EIGHTY EIGHTS' 85'S VISTA CRUISERS I COME IN BY iMI iy THAT'S OUR NEW DEADLINE OR 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