“4 ee 5 tet oo Ey on 1 "aca ae tia and ing ir To ext ~ he /importan and six|pointed to te ir bs: 3 ond High ‘labor code Ea ) ‘gir i under the age of 16 shall éxerStu, cor cise the trade of shoepolishi grb ee °CeNnt: made °F any other trade i in any street"de ne or public place , t i d Hi foe > o write the/15 shall” be li en a.m, ‘that what they pro- aoe or er under the ‘be ae the. ‘K or be el ale sale any first during.for scho ol any mer Mr. gative Dean said . the old child |were needed to a the changes ccommodate | 1e schaol ¢ey: s work study cultu ral as cae Pied be sete oe well yfle i. ‘women’ 8 re other Minor points, |eerati on by making require the majority of the ‘bill, id ent for boys than for git a few Fa Jey e "strb eamlined eC yout 4 oie es y law makes oe * hen ployment law now reads h em-|p iGableeto “youth.” in the! With’ consent of. id. | Pening ~ te MI section, “It is ‘the ‘policy pare ery nt, ; guardian or y of. the of the State of Utah fo ‘encour. | no specific age and |. age. the growth limitations for and dlevelop- Fra chpn contraictorry | RIGHTS _ -_ of young people. through |*°! for: providing work Opportunities | 4 he past legislative | hile at the” same time accept-| 4: _ Changing the ~Téa sona laws was reviewe Ing ble | safeguards to’ Ch time he CO) mm ites Clarified agri- : ural ommission: And oe Ny Nee ting the’ rire °peration /would have been a good target ye a mee and other if St Slative committee at ; notect, ther from ce ot a few ch . He in the original deait Ee a s are 3 listed nece a york ition“ofof agricultural prod ery in me Hh: |