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Show Orem ECiwonis Hear About China Trip At the noon luncheon of the Orem Kiwanis Club Monday, Dr. Earl L. Grossen, Secondary Education, Edu-cation, Dept., BYU, gave an impromptu report of his four week stay in the People's Republic of China recently. He stated that he was one of 20 educators edu-cators representing elementary ele-mentary and secondary schools who toured seven cities in China to study their school system and economic structure. He was delighted with the trip and with the excellent treatment there. The educators visiting China witnessed a social dance in which young and old were involved in dances that were somewhat some-what like ours before the advent of rock and roll. The couples there are very moral and marriage rarely occurs before age 25. Small families are highly encouraged to cut down the population growth. The streets are absolutely safe, even things lost or forgotten are returned or found hours or days later. Honesty Hon-esty is a virtue that is taught in every school and is strictly enforced, as is modesty in dress behavior. Spare-time activities ac-tivities of the people, young and old alike, involve in-volve mostly sports and shadow-boxing for physical physi-cal fitness. Even at 5 a.m. one can see many people outside doingpersonal isometric is-ometric calesthenics to keep in shape. Most of the churches were boarded up. Missionary Mis-sionary work is highly discouraged as is religion reli-gion through the teachings and through grading down in pay and work assignments assign-ments for those who are affiliated with them in any way. Most of the people have no outside literature such as newspapers, or magazines to read and no bibles. As a service to foreign diplomats, some Catholic and Protestant Pro-testant services are held in one city. Dr. Grossen was interested inter-ested to find that there are no crises as in America, Amer-ica, no oil problems be cause none is imported. However, there is a noticeable lack of modernization moder-nization and a great overpopulation. over-population. In the classrooms, they' found no discipline problems. prob-lems. High moral standards stan-dards are taught in the schools thr ough plays and pantomimes, as is honesty and other virtues. The government has a campaign cam-paign to cut out smoking among the older people, but the younger ones do not smoke. Dr. Grossen found conditions con-ditions in China much improved im-proved over conditions he observed in a recent trip to Russia. William D. Bowenwasa guest of Dutch Dalebout., I 1 XI. :,,;, ; 5 f h ! it ' ! ' Free Bonk Program To Help Local Student Mm Dr. Earl L. Grossen, Secondary Education Dept., BYU, addressed the Orem Kiwanis regarding the Republic of China and its educational edu-cational programs. Fun Run Mcrathon Scheduled A 4.2-mile Fun Run is scheduled in conjunction with the Orem Summer Fest Parade and will be sponsored by Wolfes Sporting Goods of Orem. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. June21.Thefee will be $4 with a T-shirt and $2 without. The run will begin at 9:30 a.m. Awards will be given to the winner. Call Wolfes for additional information. Frank Newman, Chairman of the Public Relations and Education , Committee of the Utah Bankers Association announces an-nounces the committee is sponsoring a public service ser-vice two-week course, entitled en-titled "Your Bank and You" to acquaint junior high and senior high school students with the role of banks in our society and how banks serve people as both savings and lending institutions. in-stitutions. The first group to receive this course would be the 8th grade students in Utah's 121 public and private schools for the coming school year. It is estimated some 28,000 8th grade students throughout the state' could par- ticipate in the program. The course proposes teaching by participation in the opening of a savings and a checking account, the completion of a job application, preliminary training for bank jobs, completion of a family financial plan, including what is involved in-volved in buying a car. Fun money, earned by each student, is the medium of exchange. The second week includes in-cludes the completion of a loan application for the purchase of a TV, minibike, or sewing machine, the identification iden-tification of consumer credit laws, interest accrual, ac-crual, importance of credit ratings, and discussion of loan con- Foundation Plans Meeting Dr. James J. Mc-Namara, Mc-Namara, current president presi-dent of the Utah Arthritis Foundation, announced that the Foundation's an-nual an-nual meeting will be held on June 10 at the Salt Lake Country Club. During the meeting, officers and board members for the coming year will be elected by active members mem-bers of the Foundation. Dr. John R. Ream, a local orthopedic surgeon specializing in hand surgery, sur-gery, will show a slide presentation on new techniques tech-niques in hand surgery, and finger joint replacement. replace-ment. tracts, ine course theme is -What is Credit? How Should it be Used" and the three top themes will be rewarded. Orem-Geneva Times" -June 5, 1980 (SECU 411700) Published each Thursday for $5 per year by the' Orem-Geneva Times, 546 South State Street, Orem, UUh 84057. Second-class postage paid at Orem, Utah. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Orem-Geneva Times, P.O. Box 65, Orem, Utah 84057, Orem Man Graduates In Nursing A 1971 graduate of Orem High School was one of nearly 265 seniors to graduate from Westminster West-minster College in Salt Lake City May 24. Guy H. Thompson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Thompson of Orem, was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree de-gree in nursing during Commencement Exercises Exer-cises that marked the 105th year of Westminster College. 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