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Show 2Ihi Free Press Van? Thursday, October 2. 1980 Vou ffieftel THE GOOD NEWS lad from Price sent the Fiee Press a check for $20.00 to pai for her subscription, that was in 1969. The check was misplaced and was not found again until I ran across it in 1973. sent the check back to the lady, and asked her if she would make a new check for the amount indicated, telling her we had lost the check and had just recovered it That was in A 1 September of 73. a letter and a check September 27, 1980 telling us that she had misplaced our letter until just the other day when she was going through a box of things to discard. She apologized, saying she was very embarrassed about the whole thing and enclosed a new check for the entire amount It took just 11 years to complete that little transaction. But the received We important thing is ... it WAS completed and everybody's happy. Donna Chiuma dropped in to show off in her racquetball suit, (shorts and top). She explained her magnificent swing, how graceful she was and how she swoops, with arms outstretched, through the air. "It would've been better if I'd hit the ball though, she laughed." I happen to know that she does real ... good for her age. There have been several complaints that need airing about half time shows at football and basketball eames. Here eoes: The Pionettes work, practice and hope for a good performance at ball games, last ,f k: s lv.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vAv.v.v.v.y Kvwwj'y week's show at half time of the for Homecoming game was sensational those who saw A. And, that is where the complaints enter in. So many people get up and go out for refreshments during halftime that those who remain m their seats to enjoy the Pep Club's performance can't see for the migration going on. Golly folks, those girts deserve your attention and your applause. They practice for hours on end making sure every little detail is perfect Then when you don't even watch, or let others see, it's all for nothing. Let's be as courteous and kind to the Pionettes as you are to the boys who play on the football team, Okay? 1555 NORTH STATE STREET, OREM Double Coupon Savings Postage Stamps Money Orders National Manufacturers' Coupons will be redeemed Looking for something to do next week? Okay, take your children to the Circus USA on Thursday from 6-- 8 p.m. at the Lehi at double their face value 20 each up to $200.00 7 Days a Week! Open 24 Hours Junior High School. Kids from 2 to 92 can ride a elephant There will be music from the circus organ, clowns, aerialists, jugglers, lions, camels, giant snakes, goats and a white rhino? Wow! The Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the big top event to raise money for worthy Discount Tickets for Mann or Plitt Theaters n ... See a circus city projects. What a bonus and help your town at the same time. Besides it's very educational . . How many of your children have seen a white rhino??? From The Front Page Lehi High ACT Scores Show Dramatic Rise, Fall (Continued from Front Page) closer averages will be to the national norm. Although the average score for the district fluctuates slightly from year to year, Alpine ranks fairly close to the national norm overall. The 1977-7percentile rank for the district is 50. In 78- 8 79 and Lean Ground Beef the district was in the 52nd 79-8- percentile. Indochinese Seek To Further Education , . 4 - . ., fi''fI K ,.. ..(Continued from FrontPage)' being dependentw"i New students at the learning enrichment center receive a battery of tests in English, grammar, reading, spelling, mathematics and vocabulary when they enter the ' department ' run the whole gamut," MrsrDewey 'They explained. "We have those who are illiterate in their own language and speak absolutely no English, to those who are well and proficient in several educated languages." The minimum age for acceptance into the program is 16. The department has six lecture rooms, two conference rooms, seven large lab SADDLE & TACK AUCTION to missioned American com been have We for sell Co. Saddle $50,000.00 approximately handmade of worth and Western English saddles and tack of all kinds. silver Full INCLUDING: ranch, saddles, show and pleasure roping, children's saddles. Lifetime guaranteed trammel bits, silver hackamores, and headstalls Sunbeam halters, clippers, Kool Kare pads, plus everything imaginable in the tack line, including stable blankets. AUCTIONEERS NOTE!!! THIS IS ALL NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE, OF THE MOST OF LINES AND ONE COMPLETE SADDLES AND TACK THAT WE HAVE HAD AN OPPORTUNITY OF MOST HAVE A THE TO SELL SADDLES 5 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE. Saturday, October 4 7 p.m. Vet Memorial Bldg. 40 East 4th North Spanish Fork AUCTION CONDUCTED IV: NATIONAL AUCTION SALES MUT 1NU. . TERMS: Cash, Check or Bankcard wit!i ID areas and sophisticated reading machines of many types. On one machine, a new refugee can take a card with a printed word or phrase, put it through the machine, hear it spoken, repeat it, hear himself say it, then go back and make corrections. "This is all vocational oriented," Mrs. Dewey explained. "Our purpose is to help the student bring their skills up to the point where they can enter a trade and be successful. Sometimes they can do it in two quarters, sometimes in four." One new refugee from Pilau Bidong, Tho Tran of American Fork, entered the during the summer and is now enrolled in a welding class at UTC. "When they're in a trade class, they can come back an hour or two into a tutorial class if they need it," Mrs. Dewey said. "If a person has trouble with some of the terms in his trade manual, when it comes to studying that text and he still needs help, he'll have someone here who can help him." If the refugees thought it would be a grind to study at UTC, they were in for a happy surprise. The atmosphere at the center is one of fun. Teachers often get so involved personally with the refugees that they are with them after hours helping them with housing and employment, with weddings and new babies. During the summer, field trips were the rule, rather than the exception. "We've tried to allow them to experience some of the things that a normal American takes for granted," Mrs. Dewey said. They were taught how to use telephones, they were bussed to the hospital, shown the emergency room and how to use it and summon an ambulance. They were taken to the police department, to a jail, to a fire ' i$ lr Ice Cream W Glazed Donuts In 5 lb. y Quantities Limit 10 lbs. y j0X program department. "We want to be sure they understand the police here are their friends," she said. "We were sure they had some very unhappy experiences with the corrupt police systems in their own countries." The refugees were introduced to foods available in Utah markets that can be substituted for foods they were accustomed to, such as shredded carrots, which are very similar in flavor and texture to shredded papaya in salads. A. representative of the national dairy council came with a presentation, at the request of the refugee mothers, who want their children "to grow like American children." They were taught how to make quilts, to change a tire, and basic auto maintenance. As a finale to the summer program, Sauan Sukham, doctoral candidate at BYU public administration, spent one entire day explaining finances, charge accounts, layaways, and how to finance homes and automobiles in the Thai language. . Gallon Holland Dutch trl SgKj mkk 7-U- p ? JfSySpeosi V W Panel (. $7.99 Value Pair Club Towels ' W . ... 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