JUNE 14, 1957 10nd Teacher most $3,000 larships, Grants } oe Ben Lomond grants to continue graduate study near- in the General language at John arships an d Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md. _ Richard and Mrs. Packham, son of Mr. Howard Packham of Blackfoot, Idaho was awarded the | George Wilhelm Gail Fellowship, a in German which carries stipend of $1 ,200 and a grant of $1,000 to be ap plied to tuition. In addition he was awarded an- other $1,500 for research assistanceship by the university. He will work asa research assistant erman department. h M r ackham has taught school jin- t : *: in Ogden for the past two years. He lives at 598 Chester with his wife, the former Elaine Kirby of Garland and their three children. - The educator expects to leave for John Hopkins in late August. _ His course of study at John | Hopkins will last for at least two |/ years and when '| | qualify him for gree in German. completed his doctor’s will de- Packham graduated from BYU th a bachelor’s degree and orthwestern University in 1955.