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Show I U OF U LISTS RECORD HOME STUDY CLASSES Year-end reports from the University of Utah Home Study Department topped all previous records with 1,711 registrations during 1950-51. These "learn by mail" students, most of whom never see the University campus, are located in 107 communities com-munities representing all 29 Utah counties, as well as in 42 states, Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, Samoa, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. Vene-zuela. Of the 185 college and high school correspondence courses offered by the University ot Utah Extension Division, most popular are Naturalization, Library Li-brary Science, Manuscript Writing, Writ-ing, Health Education and English. Eng-lish. Among Beaver County residents resi-dents enrolled in home study at the University of Utah was Kathryn Schnepel, Beaver High School instructor. Miss Hansen, who is now thoroughly versed in the operation op-eration of the new Telluride billing machine, will handle more than 8,000 electric power pow-er statements each month with its help. The almost human NCR biller prints a meter count, makes a bill, indicates in-dicates class of service, prints kilowatt hours and dollars and cents on a post card size bill which is mailed without an envelope. The machine was built especially for Telluride Tel-luride and eliminates almost all c u s t o mer bookkeeping since it automatically prints a ledger record stub for permanent per-manent filing. (Richfield Reaper photo). |
