Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-05-15 | Page 21 | Junior College Move is Pushed

COLLEGE IOVE OVE IS PUSHED f J Juc uc RIC rTh T e movement to secure i hi r college for Price gained support of the Rotary club at luncheon Thursday evening t tI ii planned the school will willier her ier be a branch of the r of Utah or a junior college der de the direct supervision of the Diversity's officials G J J. J Reeves superintendent of irbon county spoke in vor vol vor of the school to members of c club and urged that a a. united fact be made by civic eLvic pleaders leaders the count county Hundreds Hundred of students in the count coun coun- sand end and throughout eastern Utah ive ve t e been compelled to forsake lien ber education through a lack of to finance themselves in cx- cx log universities and colleges of e e state Melvin Melv Jl L. L Wilson Vilson 1 of the local high school told bl members The Kiwanis club and chamber c commerce have already joined e movement to secure the school id d a committee of representatives the various the varIous organizations has hasen hasen en en enCo formed med to carry carryon on efforts Belmont lmont Richards p pre president president- r e s sid i d e n tc t- t c ct Ernest Lee George Harding R R. A. A Bryner and George Leatham are representing the club as delegates delegates delegates dele dele- gates at the district convention at Ogden