Free Press - Thursday, September 7, 1989 - Page 3 Volunteer advocates needed at Training School Individuals are needed to serve as volunteer citizen advocates in behalf of mentally handicapped residents at the Utah State Training School, according to Jim Jex, program coordinator. The program is sponsored by the Mental Retardation Association of Utah and the training school, Jex said, and gives community residents the opportunity to become involved in brightening the life of training school residents through monthly visits. Jex said each volunteer is to a resident and is asked to visit a minimum of once each month, making sure that the resident is happy, taken care of, and no rights are being violated. The volunteer is also asked to speak in behalf of the resident at quarterly staff meetings on issues regarding the quality of life and unteers who work during the day. Jex said volunteers attend two training sessions beginning in September to acquaint them with the program. Individuals wishing to assist in the program may contact the United Way Volunteer Center in Provo, Jex full-tim- four-ho- programming. The personal visits can take place whenever it is best for the resident ed e and the volunteer. The staff meetings are held in the evenings to accommodate vol- - rI V said. Q Alpine District facts and figures Many parents who sent their children off to school this fall shooed them out the door, then sat down, put their feet up, and breathed a sigh of relief. After a busy beyond-belief summer, our most precious commodities, our children, are now, for all intents and purposes, ready for all the wonderful educational experiences an efficient school sys' tem can provide. And just to acquaint you with a few facts about your school district, we offer the following facts. DidyouknowthatAlpineSchool fun-fille- d, f - 1950-7,30- 0 1960-14,34- 6 1970 - 1980-26,96- 9 1987-36,82- 3 4,547 5,070 I7( Thousands 40 - y ; " ' io,- - 4 -- 1930 r 1940 1950 I ! take care of yourself! I Hair Color Sun Glitz I : i The kids are in school, so now it's time to I y : i 1970 1960 1980 I 1990 had composite scores above the national average (50 percentile). A calendar for the year tells us that the UEA Convention will be held Oct. a parentteacher conference recess will be Nov. 23, with Thanksgiving Recess on Nov. Winter Recess will be from Dec.23toJan.2;Presidents'Dayis Feb. 20; and Spring Vacation is with a parentteacher April 13-1- 4; intendent for business; Dr. Brian Page is assistant superintendent for instruction; Dale H. Price is assistant superintendent for personnel; Dr. Luana Searle is assistant superintendent for grades K through 6; and Janet G. Spencer is administrative assistant to the superintendent. . conference recess on April 24. School ends May 26. Dr. Steven C. Baugh is superintendent of Alpine School District and Gary V. Keetch is assistant superintendent for grades 7 to 12; Jack W. McKelvy is assistant super- - Members of the Alpine School District Board of Education are: Richard B. Gappmayer, president, Dr. J. Blake Evans, vice Linda N. president, 225-581- 8; 768-933- 7; Campbell, Harvey, 225-182- David 224-887- 6; and Jan 785-339- 2; C. C. Lewis, 5. r FREE Ear Piercing with Ronna Olsen (stylist), Becky Thornton purchase of earrings NEW Products: (nail ( ljt press IFrcc I ISSN No. 87KM669 USPS. No. I I I 309-50-0 Published weekly except for Thanksgiving semi-week- and Christmas by Newtah, Inc. 32 West Main Lehi, Utah 84043 mischief and dogs at large. Many other complaints were checked out by the police during the past several weeks. The Lehi Police Department checks out every complaint they receive, and they've been kept busy, according to Police Chief Bill Gibbs. 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Other investigations involved a case of spouse abuse and a missing person report. Police also checked a 25 TIGI, Redken PO Continued from front page $30 VmS have cwpExpires Source: Alpine School District 20-2- 2, 1988 - 37,549 In Alpine District, 14,903 students took the total SBS battery, and 10,021 of them (67.2 percent) 30, 1989 Fred Mem Shopping Center t ney Mom. I 0 i VIDEO - - 20 vioto VPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ ' 30 nZ-- C000TIME 24-2- 5. 17,734 1 QQDTIMI encompasses the northern half of Utah County and includes the following communities: Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Orem, Alpine, Cedar Hills, Cedar Fort, Highland, Lindon and Manila. The District covers an area of approximately 640 square miles with a present population of 110,000. The district has experienced dramatic growth in the past 20 years, and grew 2.23 percent last year. 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