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Show THE GREEN SHEET 4B 14, 1988 Thursday, July COMMUNITY NEWS Magna Council, Planners Draft Master Plan SLCC To Offer Associate In Science, ElectronicsAvionics TAYLORSVILLE. Beginning Lake fall Salt quarter, offer will an College Community associate in applied science degree in electronicsavionics. "Avionics is a relatively new word which is a contraction of aircraft electronics," explained Prof. John Tiiplett, who is in charge of the new course. A recent survey of major airlines by 'SLCC indicated the aviation mechanics jobs will grow at a rate of 5,000 jobs per year through the 1990s. The SLCC course is designed to interface with the Aviation Maintenance program presently taught at the college which provides students with an A&P certificate. Students may choose to enter either the A&P program or the avionics training first. "Modern commercial and aircraft are becoming military said increasingly electronic," Triplett. "The present generation of airline and fighter aircraft are referred to as digital aircraft because most signal and control systems have been replaced by digital, or computer data links. Even traditional flight control systems have been replaced by wires and computers. A pilot now flies a computer, and the computer flies the airplane," he explained. "This increasing sophistication of modem aircraft mandates that maintenance personnel have more education, especially in avionics." greatest need in the aviation maintenance field is for airframe and powerplant mechanics (A&P) with additional training in electronics. The largest unmet need at Delta Airlines is for avionics mechanics who have an A&P license, to James Diffley, according manager of maintenance administration for Delta. Salt Lake is one of Deltas major hubs and ground was recently broken for a new $21 million Delta Airlines maintenance and service facility at the Salt Lake Airport. Future Aviation Professionals of America, an aviation job service forecasts that corporation, TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4290 West 541 5 South Kearns, Utah 84118 electronics The program presently taught at SLCC will form the core of the new avionics course. New courses are being added to provide the avionic specialization. tq According Triplett, this will be the only avionics training course in the Intermountain West. For more information those call interested SLCC, may SUMMER SCHEDULE Worship 9:30 a.m. Church School-9:3a.m. (4 years thru 3rd grade) Nursery Care Provided -- 0 967-414- 3. We offer good Worship Services - Educational Opportunities Fellowship Activities Pastoral Care. BUCKLE UP. -- BIN SNOWBIRD. Fun and music will abound as Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort presents the fifth annual Festival, Bluegrass Saturday, July 16 from 5:30 p.m. until mi (blight on the Pavilion at f the Snowbird Center. This years festival will feature the band Loose Ties. Loose Ties performs a brand of "inventive and has been bluegrass" performing at clubs, festivals and concerts from Nashville to British WESTERN RED LECT CEDAR FENCING 1X4X6 FLAT TOP... . Reg. 79 Now 1X4X6 DOG EAR... . Reg. 89 Now 1X6X6 TOP... . Reg. J1. 29 Now 2X4X8 CEDAR . Reg. 1.95 4X4X8 . Reg. 4.49 Now. . . . Reg. 21 Now FENCE CLIPS... Key x Ui I Buy 8150 Get . 1.49 3.49 10 IS ea. -I 1 FREE on hand LUMBER & HARDWARE West 3500 South - Magna Add 5S if Vise or Mastercharge is used 250-444- 4 WE DELIVER The band won first place at the 1986 Telluride prestigious Bluegrass Festival and took home second place honors in the "Best New Band of 1986 competition at the Kentucky Fried Chicken which Festival, Bluegrass featured a national field of competitors. Four local bluegrass bands, the Oquirrh Ridge Drifter, the Rick Martinez Band, the Mountain Dogs and the Matt Flinner Trio will perform bluegrass favorites. Concert tickets are $8 in advance and $9 on the day of the council it was decided that the group would sponsor a beard growing contest and a turkey shoot as part of the Copper Days celebration, a Sept. 23 -- affair event will the annual three-da- y - 25. The culminate with spaghetti dinner sponsored Lourdes Catholic Church. tCS- 'JXytA'P'Y-- awn. WANTED Ions patients for a throo Previously Mod unsueeossM contact will receive the month confect lens refit study. Participants limited to Study no charge. initial screening examination at infurthor for now tochnologios. to patients well motivated try coordinator at Ions contact the study contact Shelly, formation, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. 966-620- 1 TERRY M. HANSEM DR. Optometrist 2828 West 4700 South Salt Lake City rt ss 4ss- 4s ' s vx .w ' 966-620- 1 448 n HELLO, BERNINA E3 GOODBYE, FRUSTRATION! Tickets are available at Smokers Records, Intermountain and the Guitar Banjo, SportStalker at Trolley Square, Raspberry Records and at the Snowbird Ticket Office. For additional information, those interested may call Jerry Wheeler or Mary Ann Stumpf at or (801) extension 4080. We have made a special factory purchase of a limited number of HEAVY DUTY sewing machines from Bernina for those who demand the very best! GUARANTEED performance on sheers or layers of denim; even WARRANTY sews on LEATHER. These new machines carry a full and are perfect for the beginner or advanced sewer. With this NEW 1988 BERNETTE MODEL, you can choose from many stitches including button holes, hems, stretch stitch, overlock stitch and more. These machines are complete with lessons. R show. 521-604- 742-222- 0 12 Price: - ONE WEEK ONLY 2, 12 Price: Reg. 399.00 WHILE THEY LAST! SEWJNGICENTER WEST VALLEY 574 W. 4700 South 944-081- 0 WESTWOOD VILLAGI mm 4195 Vest 5415 South Kearns, Utah Pieces Jul.'t GOOD t I5,G toe-tappi- MASTERCHARGEml WE DELIVER H7o2.fys? OFFIAH & SURF. mr idxcifcev FAMILY BAfr 3P TthmaLv PlNsRSAlfeS gaanccMD egnmnm lTi M WIK U C0R1CE worm soap Frozen. Foods CEREAL. & EL . VEGETABLES w wmcoaaM raftimMianm VISA, MASTER CARD, DISCOVER CARDS ACCEPTED SAME AS CASH CORM PEAS, MDOLD VEG-- , TOMATO SOUP GLAD VATOALW BAGS 13 Cwwf BAu-- fi 7KLQ- - T&YL iZoz. . APPLE JUICE BommaX PIZZAS jrnmrt No WASH 24 HOURS FresWy With This Coupon LETTUCE Purchase Necessary PARISHES 6KN ONIONS Honored Only At This Location OPEN tomatoes 3618 West 5400 South P5PSI, 3 jiet PEPSI, SUOE a LITER, size ONIONS c&TC I w R4 Pipe- - CM by 'A, iWa( Columbia. 69 Now.... limited to stock HM0UCUI VISA 1 45 55 . . Nuesmeyer went on to say that the patterns for the old mining machinery were made out of sugar pine and incredibly smooth. He added that all of the machinery in both concentrators was built m the foundry from these wooden patterns, using the sand casting system. In other business before the fund-raisin- g Bluegrass Festival Slated At Snowbird YOUR HANDS. 2X4 community. "The Magna community must work together," Retford read, "otherwise it will drain its resources and cloud the issues. It is the desire of the county that the entire Magna Community and all its merchants and business people are successful and realize their full economic potential." "Arbor Park and Main Street are not in competition," Retford went on, "their future lies in different segments of the market. If they were to compete with each other, they would only succeed in one or both being economically destroyed. "On the other hand, if Magna Main Street were to develop as a regional destination point, it could only help Arbor Park commercial and office development," he continued, "And if the commercial and office development at Arbor Park were successful, it could do nothing, in the long run, but help the Magna Main Street Project Area." In a report to the council concerning a proposed mining museum, Warren Neusmeyer said that he had spoken to Wally Jensen, former superintendent of the Utah Copper Division of Kennecott, who has contacted people to assist on a board. He said Jensen would meet with the Magna Community Council within the next week to report on. progress. "The museum has to have the complete story of mining under one roof," Neusmeyer said, the artifacts that "However, than compete. Retford read a section of the pertain to the mining industry put could be scattered throughout the Redevelopment brochure historic area in the vacant lots together by Richard Chong that that have been left through the pointed out that division is not in demolition of some of the the best interest of any buildings." YOUR LIFE -- 91 FLAT MAGNA. A master plan for Magna moved a step closer to week when last reality representatives of the Magna Community Council met with county planning and zoning officials to redraft some of the language included in the rough draft of the document, as well as to correct inaccuracies contained in the historical data. According to Laura McDermaid, council president, at issue was language that made negative referrences to the area being "blighted and deteriorated." Mike Retford added that the language used in the Redevelopment Report is much more upbeat and positive. Criticism was also leveled at material in the rough draft stating that Magna had been a "company town", and correction of dates made concerning construction of area schools. also Inaccuracies existed Green the Pleasant concerning Cemetery, as well as dates when the Utah Copper Concentrators came into being. The dates concerning formation of the Sewer and Water Magna and District, Improvement subsequent bonding for water and unproved sewage disposal were also incorrect. McDermaid went on to say that LaRee Pehrson and Art Flangas had coined the idea that the Arbor Park area and the historical part of town are like two ends of a dumbell that can complement each other rather |