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Show wherever they reside. Senator Dean expressed the need for model legislation which would update the laws of the fifty states in protecting the rights of these retarded citizens and their parents. While at the convention Senator Dean also expressed the need for comprable wages for employees working in training schools across the nation, pointing out that wages for persons working in state training schools are far below wages normally paid other employees in social services work. Senator Ernest Dean Speaks Nat. Confab in Chicago At Senator invited Ernest H. Dean was to speak before the National Convention of Superin- tendents of Training Schools such as the State Training School in American Fork and before a meeting of Parents of Retarded Citizens held in C hicago, September 19, 1974. Two other Utahn's attended the meetings, Superintendent Paul Sagers ot the State Training School and Mrs Byron (Elaine) Sharp, Executive Director of the Mental Retardation Association of Utah, the parents organization representing the State Training School. Senator Dean complimented the superintendents of the nations' 246 state and local training schools for the retarded for organizing themselves into a national association and for working with Congress and state legislatures in providing Don Stone Stone Named Brea Dist Coordinator Donald Stone was named Coordinator of Special Services a of the Unified School District. Mr. Stone has been principal of Laurel School for the past 11 years and a veteran of 17 years in the employ of Brea Schools. He was instrumental in the Kar-lProgram conducted during the first year at Laurel Elementary School. The program has been such a success that it has been expanded. According to district officials, "soft spoken, Donald is known for getting the job done. He is very thorough and conscientious. He is concerned for every individual. He is a hard worker and we are proud to have him in the Brea Schools." Mr. Stone graduated from Lehi High School, attended the University of Utah and graduated from Brigham Young University. He earned his Masters Degree at Long Beach State. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvil 0. Stone of Lehi. He married the former Ann Smith of Virginia and they are parents of two daughters and a son. Russia has issued a new set of stamps commemorating the visit of Leonid Brezhnev to the U.S. During the conference sessions in Salt Lake City on Friday. October 4, the Provo Temple will be open from 5:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for regular patrons and visiting friends. On Saturday, October 5, the temple will open at 5:30 a.m. but will close at 12:00 noon. There will be no afternoon ses- - ing machine. s i 7 1W Paid Pol. Adv. by Warmck,5tate Grove, Chrmn. ERNEST DEAN Square Dance Classes Set Senator Comm., N. Warmck, Merrill it PI. m i , Price 7 Terms Available o Ammunition o Hunting Caps and Vests GREENWOOD'S CARPET WAREHOUSE There will be one more of the Lehi Square Dance classes which will be held on Saturday night at 7:00 p.m. at the Lehi Junior High School. Ed Webb will be the caller and the fee for the evening will be only $1.50 per couple. Anyone interested in square dancing who would like to join the group is invited to attend. o Dacron Sleeping Bags j $097 12 Go. Shotgun Shells. Heavy Loads High Brass Attention Carpet Buyers! Art Class An Art Class will be taught by Alice Broadbent beginning October 1. The classes will be held in the Lehi Junior High on Tuesdays from four to seven and seven to ten p.m. Another class will be held in the Lehi High School lunch room on Wednesdays from seven until ten p.m. Mrs. Broadbent will teach oil and basic drawings. The classes are for anybody 12 years of age and over. PER BOX SCULPTURED SHAGS new exciting colors & patterns. Bold carpets that will enhance any home. 1 00 continuous filament nylon. FROM All 995 50 East Main Sq.Yd SPLUSHES SHAGE YOU NAME IT ... WE HAVE SHOP GREENWOODS FIRST AND SAVE! HUTCH'S IT! Lehi 768-346- GREENWOOD'S CARPET WAREHOUSE 205 W. Main - Ph. 768-357- Utah - Lehi, 3 1 Bank Credit Cards Accepted PLEASANT GROVE, AMERICAN FORK, LEHI AREAS Fall 1974 ADULT and COMMUNITY EDUCATION Alpine School District The gym in the White House is equipped with a sauna, a bicycle, an exercizer and a stretch- On Friday, October 4, 100 members from Brazil will be at the temple at 6:30 a.m. for a session in Portugese. TO programs to meet the needs of the retarded and others with handicapping conditions. Senator Dean expressed the need for parent and friends or- - Education Tuesday, October 8, special Spanish sessions will be held at 11:00 a.m. Those going through for the first time should be at the temple at 10:00a.m. 1974 DEER RIFLES adequate facilities and Brea-Olind- Childhood ganizations attached to training schools to join together in sponsoring federal and state legislation which would balance the training school program with the needed services in the community to provide a good enriching program for the retarded THURSDAY. SEPT.. 26. THE LEHI FREE PRESS sions on this day. On Thursday, October 3, and Provo Temple Schedule During Conference GENERAL INFORMATION ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES Classes for adults and others of appropriate age will begin the week of October 1, 1974; and will continue for eight to twelve weeks. The time and place of each class is listed on the following pages. COMMUNITY EDUCATION The purpose of Community Education is to serve all the people, regardless of their age, with programs and activities that interest them. Everyone is invited to participate. FEES Registration fees are listed with each class. Cost of books and supplies used by the student is in addition to the registration fee. REGISTRATION Students should register at the first class period or during the daytime at the school where the class is held. Fee may be paid to the secretary of the school. CREDIT The classes do not carry credit unless listed under the Adult High School schedule. If high school credit for another course is desired, special arrangements should be made with Udell Westover, Director of Adult Education. DRIVER'S EDUCATION A course in driver education is designed for students 1 6 years of age and older and not attending regular daytime school. OTHER CLASSES Other classes and activities can be organized upon the registration of ten people. HOLIDAYS Classes will not be held on the following evenings. U.E.A. Convention Thursday, October 10 Deer Hunt Monday, October 21 28 November Thanksgiving Thursday, ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For additional information contact the community school directors at or their school or Udell Westover, Alpine School District 756-357- 6 Ceramics, Section I 7:00 Tues. Oct. McDaniel p.m. 776 East 1 Ceramics, Section S 7.00 Bricklaying R.Mecham Wed. Oct. 7:00 p.m. 1 776 East 1 S., Alpine S Drapery Making Peterson Mon. Sept. 30 7.00 p.m. Tues. Oct. 1 7:00 p.m. Home Barbering A. F. High Room 27 S Tues. Oct. Oil Painting - 1 7:00 p.m. Cake Decorating K. Beck & Wife S7.00 A. F. High S 7.00 A. F. High Room 10 $ 6.00 Portrait 1 Kirkpatrick ti. rs. Oct. 3 7:00 p.m. $ 3.20 $5.00 $4.00 A. F. High Room 10 Family Haircutting Thurs Oct 3 $ 3.00 p.m. 7:30-9:3- 6.00 Beginning Reinhold - L.Turner A. F. High Chorus Rm. Shop - $ 4.00 $ 6.00 - FORBES ELEMENTARY COMMUNITY Stephen Denier, Director Troll Painting (Cost of materials extra.) Staff Thurs. Oct. 3 Dip Compiling and Writing Personal & Family Histories Thurs. Oct. 3 J. Wild p.m. Driver's Education ($10.00 if taking class for high school credit, S40.00 if not.) Orem High $10.00 7:00 p.m. Tues. Oct. Sondrup Room Furniture Refinishing Parker p.m. Basic Masonary for Handyman 7:00 p.m. Thurs. Oct. 3 & 7.00 Ceramics (Call Leon Smith 756 4614 for place in class.) Community Chorus (Please join. Everyone invited.) 7 00 p.m. Larsen Every Wed. 2 S., Alpine II McDaniel Oil Painting Arts and Crafts for Adults Wed. Oct. J. Parkinson All ages $4.00 & Drape (Cost of materials extra.) Thurs. Oct. 3 SCHOOL 7:00 p.m. Forbes $5.00 $2.40 Green 6:00 p m. Forbes $5.00 $3.20 Painting (Oils) (Cost of materials extra.) Staff Thurs. Oct. 3 8:00 p.m. Forbes $ 5.00 Cooking with Grain (Cost of text book extra.) 7:00 p.m. Sudweeks Wed. Oct. 2 Am. Fork Junior S10.00 Thurs. Oct. 3 p.m. S 3.00 $2.40 Ceramics - Hand Crafted Thurs. Oct. 3 C.Anderson p.m. $ 4.00 $ 3.20 Slimnastics Staff Wed. Oct. 2 6:00 p.m. Forbes $4.00 $2.40lnd Home First Aid (Includes Textbook) Tues. Oct. Hatch(M.D) 7:00p.m. Forbes $6.00 8:00 p.m. Forbes $ 5.00 Sew Easy Clothes for Kids & Babies Rolfe Thurs. Oct. 3 7:00 p.m. Am. Fork Junior $6.00 Thurs. Oct. 3 6:00 p.m. Forbes $5.00 Mon. 6:00 p.m. Forbes $ 3.00 1 6:00 p.m. Forbes $5.00 Oct. 2 6 00 p m. Forbes $5.00 7:00 p.m. Forbes $ 6.00 Mixed Men & Women Age 18 and Over S 3.00 nd 8:00 p.m. Thurs. Oct. 3 $ 5.00 Cpl Community Chorus G Larson $ 4.00 Cpl Far Eastern Dance (Belly) Guitar 1 3 and Younger M. Sager Thurs. Oct, 3 6.00 p.m. $ 4.00 $ 3.20 Guitar 13 to Adult M. Sager Thurs. Oct. 3 7:00 p.m. $4.00 $3.20 Guitar Adult M. Sager Thurs, Oct. 3 8:00 p.m. $ 4.00 $ 3.20 Guitar Staff $2.00 NRA Hunter Safety $ 2.40 Spanish for Kids Staff Tues. Oct. - Hunter Safety D. Healey - Approved by State & Boy Scout Requirements To be arranged $ 2.50 Leathercraft, Beltmaking Small Objects V. Carter Thurs. Oct. 3 Rudy & Wed. 8i ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Elementary reading, writing and arithmetic instruction for adults is held at 7 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings at American Fork High School, and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Orem Junior High School. Call the Adult Education Department for information. ADULT HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULE Classes to be held at Pleasant Grove High School 700 East 200 South, Pleasant Grove, Utah Classes for credit are now being held at Pleasant Grove High School Fees - $10.00 per class. For those 30 years of age or younger a total of $10.00 for registration. Room 13 Penrod Hillman Hillman Jacklin Jacklin American Problems American History 6 30 p.m. 6.30 p m. 7 30 p.m. Room 31 Room 31 Room 5 Room 5 7:30 p.m. 8.30 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday Classes Room 34 Hoover Miner Room 1 Room 5 Warmck Merrill Room 6 Room 6 Hendrix CLASSES TO BE HELD IN LEHI Reading Typewriting Psychology Practical Math Physical Science Sewing with Mulliner Tues Oct. 1 7 Driver's Education needed, $40.00.1 Sondrup pm. 6.30 p.m. 6 30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p m Tues. Oct 7 Lehi Jr. S 00 pm. $10.00. If no credit is Orem High Rm. C17 S10 00 $40 00 Farm Welding Memmott Wed On 9 7 00 pm. Lehi High SI?. 00 Shop Physical Wed Oct 2 7 00 p.m. Lehi Jr. S Tues. Oct 29 7 00 p ni I ehi High Boys' Gym $ 6.00 7 7 00 pm. Lehi High Rm 30 $ 7 00 Spanish Conversational (Family rates available I 7 00 pm Tues. Oct Squire Square Dancing (Anyone Webb is Lehi High Rm 3 7.00 p.m. 7.00 p.m. CLASSES Cake Decorating Harper TO BE HELD IN PLEASANT Wed. Oct 2 7 00pm. TO BE HEID IN AMERICAN FORK Tues. Oct, V 1 7.00p.m. A. F. High Boys' Gym $ 7 00 S F, High $ 7 7 00 00 S10.00 Harrington School S 7 7 00 pm Basic Photography Wed. Oct. 2 p.m. Thurs. Oct. 3 L.Hale $ 3.00 $ 4 00 8 10 p.m Mon. Sept. 23 $ 3 20 7:00 p m. Forbes $ 3.00 Modern Dance for Kids (8 181 Wed. Oct. 2 Staff 7:00 p.m. Forbes $ 3.00 8:00 p.m. Forbes $9.00 S 1.00 $ 1.00 Improving Basic Reading, Math and Writing Skills for Adults 7 8 p.m. Thurs. Oct. 3 R.Mecham $ 3.00 $2.40 Square Dancing Ages 8 13 H. Johnson & Wife Thurs. Oct. 3 7 00 p.m. $ 2.00 $ 1.60 Square Dancing Teens 8i Adults H Johnson& Wife Thurs. Oct 8 :00 p.m. $ 3.00 Ind $ 5.00 Cpl $ 2.40 nd $ 4 00 Cpl p.m. Knitting Allred Mon Sept. 30 Wed Oct Wed Oct ALPINE 3 PG jj-aLunch Rm. $ ij no Oteif 7 00 pm. High Non,. C 16 Self Defense for Girls & Women (Practical defense tactics for varying attacks, featuring JUKADO.) H. Peet 7:00 p.m. Mon. 8i Wed. Lehi High $5.00 Sept. 30 JUKADO for Men and Boys (Combination of Judo, Karate and other methods of self defense.) Mon. 8i Wed. H. Peet 8:00 p.m. Lehi High $ 5.00 PG Jnmr s till') 2 9 7 7 00 pm. 00pm PG n,u. Rm II) PG m Rm 1! j' $ t, .00 $ 700 8i Oldorl p.m. Regular Fees Fee if Paid Before D.iv of si CI $ 3.00 $ 2 40 $4 make-up- , $ 3.00 Community Orchestra (Orchestra participation in conjunction with the Community Theatre. Auditions.) C Dorton Mon. & Tues. Auditions Lehi High $ 3.00 Sept. 16 Personal Development for Girls (Posture, dieting, wardrobe, make up. hair-ca- r & etc. for a total individual development towards a more pleasing YOU. 4 00 p.m. Mon. & Wed. J Howard Lehi High $20.00 Sept. 23 Wrestling for Boys (A complete wrestling program for junior high boys to also include conditioning and gymnastics. Mon. Oct 7 3 30 p.m. Lehi Jr. D.Perry $5.00 HIGHLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL RFD Alpine Carl Mellor, Director 756 437 Art (Basic Elements Beginning Age 15 V Madam Wed Oct. 2 Community Theatre (Theatre production including costuming, lighting, performance. Auditions.) Mon. & Tues. G Smith Audition Lehi High Sept. 16 00 $ 3 20 Sewing for Mothers and Daughters (Helpful direction for the home sewers.) 7 00 p.m. R. Collins Tues. Oct. 29 Lehi Jr. $3.00 Gymnastics for Girls gymnastics.) F Mitchell (Beginning and intermediate direction Wed Square Dance (4th, 5th, 6th, grades) Elm Thurs. Oct. 3 Sports Program for Fifth and Sixth Grade Students. Community ($1.00 per student for each eight week session. Sessions to include: Flag football skills and games; Basketball skills and games; Tumbling skills. Track and Field skillsand events, Softball and Rugby, Soccer Ball. Girls 3:30-30 p.m. $ 1.00 $ 1.00 Fri. Sept. 27 Brown 3:30-4:3- 181 $2.40 School Boys Brown French for Kids (8 Rudy Family Leather Crafts Staff for apparatus 1 Tues. Oct. (per family) Family Ceramics Staff Wed 8:00 p.m. Oct 2 Forbes $9.00 (per family) Pre registration for all classes is advised because the size of some classes are limited. Enrollment will be on a "first come, first serve" basis. Registration can be completed at Forbes Elementary school office with the school secretary CENTRAL ELEMENTARY COMMUNITY 95 North 400 East Pleasant Grove. Utah Iowa Hall. Director - 785-312- LEHI AREA COMMUNITY SCHOOL Dona H. Anderson, Director - GROVE Tues. Oct. Photography for Kids (8 181 Elm Tues Oct. 00 $ 7.00 Training School Rm Art (Basic Elements Beginning Age 15 8 Youngerl 7 8 p.m V Maetam Wed Oct. 2 $6.00 Slim Trim for Women J. Ingersoll Sept. 30 2 $ 6.00 welcome to join. Call 768 2059 for information.) Lehi Jr 7O0pm. Gym and Physical Fitness for Men A 7.00 Driver's Education ($10.00 If taking class tor credit. If no credit is needed $40.00.) 7 00 pm. Tues. Oct. On"-- ' High Sondrup Sin do Rm C 17 $40 Hi") Upholstery (Restricted to 10 students. Register before class at Harrington.) Carter 7 U0 p.m. lues Oct. 2 $10.00 Harnngton Am Fork Basketball Mower S ) Bailey Community School Library - All Ages ($1.00 per family per year - no discount.) S 1 .00 D. Carter, J Hall Thurs Oct. 3 $1.00 p.m. Room 23 Woodowrk (Learn techniques develop a project.) 7:00 p.m. Thurs. Oct 3 Stapley Sewing for the Family Peterson Every Sat. CLASSES A. F. High Room 27 $ 3.00 p.r 6.00 & Reinhold Mon Oct S Oil Painting Sewing for the Family Peterson 1 6.00 Fitness for Men Jacobsen 7:00 p.m. A. F. High Girl's Gvm Woodwork (General shop for men, women or entire families.) 7.00 p.m. Tues. Oct. A.F.Jr. Thompson Shop First Aid (4 two hour classes.) Wed Oct. Staff Oil Painting Broadbent Wed. Oct. 2 Upholstery (Enter southwest door.) Tues. Oct. 1 Carter 6.00 10 p.m. lf taking class for high school credit Beginning 00 p.m. Sew for Him with Knits (Make men's pants, shirts, coats, etc.) Thurs. Oct. 3 Mulliner 7:00 p.m. Room 27 Sewing for the Family 1 A F. High Oct. Tues. 7.00p.m. Chipman Room 27 Drawing and Oils (Basic) Broadbent Knits- - 7 Type and Office Procedures Tues. Oct. Ogden Monday and Wednesday Classes Homeliving English Literature English Grammer Physical Fitness fo' Wo. en "i Ingersoll jes. Oct. Hunter Safety L Carter Thurs. Sept. 5 6 9pm. Master Trim (Exciting Class for ladies call 785 3185.1 J Tucker Thurs Sept. 19 7 9 p.m. SCHOOL 95 4 E. $ 2.00 95N.4E. $4.00 N Beginning Leathercraft (Basic Instruction Projects any age. Call H.Simmons 85E.200S. pm. Tues.Sept.17 Advanced Leathercraft (Projects Instruction Guidance Call R Simmons Thurs. Sept. 19 p.m. 85E.200S. Painting - Children's (Discover your talents Thurs. Sept. 19 C.Harding - instruction. Call p.m. 480E.500N. I Painting Adults (Develop your talents instruction. Call C Thurs. Sept. 19 7:30-9:3Harding p.m. 480 E. 500 N. Recreational Volleyball Staff Thurs. Oct. 3 4 6 p.m. 95 N. 4 E. Ceramics Children (For children family groups, etc. Call Simmons Thurs. Sept. 19 867 S. Locust p.m. $4.00 $ 4.00 I $4.00 $4.00 None - Ceramics - Adult (Projects Curry Instruction.) Wed. Sept. 18 LINDON $4.00 - p.m. 342 E. 300 S. $5 00 ELEMENTARY COMMUNITY SCHOOL RFD Box 304 or 225 8822 Tom Bandley, Director Lehi Jr. $4.00 Toy Lending Library (Eight week course with parents taking toy home to use each week.) F. Gillespie Wed. Oct. 9 11:00 a m. Lindon $3.00 Archers (Beginning techniques and pointers for intermediates.) Mon Oct. 7 5 00 p.m. Lehi Jr. $ 3 00 Toy Lending Library (Pre school class for parents of L.Ward Wed. Oct. 9 6:30 p.m. Mon Nov, 4 5 00 p.m. year olds.) Lindon $3.00 |
