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Show . The Park Record D Section B Thursday, April 8, 1993 0 Page B9 Women Voters luncheon The League of Women Voters of Salt Lake will host a "State of the Community" luncheon and present a community service award on April 29 at the Olympus Hotel, 161 West 600 South, Salt Lake City. This year, for the first time, the League will honor individuals or agencies which exemplify the League's commitment to good government, active, informed citizenship and service to voters. Because members of the media made an important contribution to the public during the last campaign by presenting vital information on candidates and issues, this year's award recipients will be from the television and radio media--Ken Verdoia of KUED Public Television and Blair Feulner of KPCW Radio in Park City. Featured speaker for the event will be James E. Shelledy, Editor of the Salt Lake Tribune, who will speak on "The State of the Community" with questions to follow from the audience. Cost for the luncheon and program will be $20. It will start at 11:30 a.m. and will end at 1:30 p.m. The public is invited. Reservations available by calling 486-6896 or 272-8683. Elderhostel program sets April is Environmental new director, schedule ' KA niwai clicks iviunui No homework, no tests, grades or credit-simply learning for its own sake. That's the Elderhostel concept, and a new responsibility for Scott D. Wright, Ph.D., University of Utah program director. Wright, associate professor at the Gerontology Center at the U College of Nursing, has been a member of the U faculty for nine years. He holds a doctorate in human development and family Typically, hostelers enroll in an academic program associated with the U for five days. They choose three courses, spending seven and one-half hours in class during the week. "These are not sightseeing or leisure programs; our emphasis is on academic instruction and learning," Wright said. "We hope to give the U site a new focus, with courses in such diverse fields as genetic studies and the history of studies with an emphasis on ballct, for instance. In addiUon to gerontology, and a master's degree ftl. w. mA field ns. the Droeram frm allows participants time to do some individual exploring. Elderhostel students are a real treat for their instructors because they have an intense desire to learn and participate in quality courses, the U coordinators said. Faculty and other staff qualified to teach are invited to participate. In addition, there are student opportunities in the form of practlcum experience, independent study or field training. Those interested should contact Wright or Meeker at the Gerontology Center. & A 2 Jaime Brown 5 Harry Reed 8 A ft A ft3 fl A,. A A A A A Jaime Brown Melanie Decker Akicia Christians Brooke McDonald Michael Walker Don Garnas Jo-Ellen Murphy Sean Smith GngerHixson NaicyNipkow London Lance Dennis Miller RichcrdDock Travis DeWeese Amanda Jean Enzo Mileti Michael Watts Amanda Jean Friedgen Tom Catanzarite Harry Reed Julie Thomas Rory Singer Don Putman Katie Wasilewski Don Putman, Sr. Daniel Lee Vincent Anne Burnett Lily Stover Sierra McKee Susan Wade Ellen Jane Poppe Sandy Cashman Ralph Tanner Karen Greene Lauren Lockey in adult education, both Oregon State University. Wright and Denise Meeker, assistant coordinator, are planning a curriculum which will emphasize the unique resources of the university and the city. The Elderhostel concept, established in 1978, is a high-quality, short-term, low-cost educationalresidential program for people 60 or older and has programs at 1,400 sites throughout the world. Settings range from traditional college campuses to river rafting programs. The U program offers a minimum of 20 courses annually. Unlike others nationwide, the university's schedule will be year-round; year-round; however, on-campus housing is not available. 0 U U U u u by Chris Bender With the arrival of April comes the first real hint culminate on Saturday and Sunday, April 24-25 at the that winter is finally losing some ground to spring. Earth Day Fair being held at the Tracy Aviary located The arrival of April also means a heightened at Liberty Park. Other events include TreeUtah's environmental awareness with several events taking annual Run Through the Trees at Liberty Park on April place both locally and nationally. Of course, first and 10, Earth Day Utah's Jordan River Parkway Clean-up foremost of those events is the celebration of Earth on April 17 and the planting of 50 trees by the Salt Day on April 21. This year's Earth Day is the 23rd Lake Community College Riverside Campus. Many annual, and will be celebrated with a variety of other local cities and towns will also hold tree different events and activities being scheduled across planting ceremonies throughout April. the country. In Park City, the Park City Recycling Association (PCRA) will be hosting its fourth annual Earth Day Celebration and Globetrot 5K walk, bike or run on Saturday, April 24 at the Treasure Mountain Middle School. A Governors' Conference on Urban Forestry will also be held in Park City on April 20-21 at The Yarrow Hotel. Several other Salt Lake City organizations are planning to host events during April as well. The announcement that Salt Lake City would initiate a During this next month, the PCRA would like to ask curbside recycling program came a few months ago. The the question, what are you doing for the environment? planning stages of this program are now completed and May we suggest planting a tree, starting a recycling a special kick-off event is scheduled for April 5. On program in your home or business, riding the bus or April 17, Salt Lake City and County Recycling will be walking instead of driving , or whatever idea you may kicking off its annual Glad Bagathon Litter Clean-up nave- For morc information about the events listed and Recycling Drive. This two-week effort will above, please call 649-9698. The Recycling Center is open all daylight hours, seven days a week. For information, call 649-9698. Jan Brain Ron Brown Barbara Lamont Eliott Anderson Betty Watts Stevie Connett Victor Ayers Sorry we didn't print these last week. We didn't forget! Happy Belated 3lrthdayll M anffiimoii Wishes You a Happy Easter and presents the Perfect Family Home I f Jut St.- 3021 American Saddler Best location in Park Meadows Adjacent to Park Meadows Golf Course Only $359,000 5 bedrooms, large separate family room, wonderful master suite with oversize cedar sauna, fantastic ski resortmountain views. -This one won't last - call now!!! Cj Larry Penrose PREMIER, INC. 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