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Show DESERET NEWS, Tuesday, October 27, 1970 A 9 institute Renews U. Psychology Trainee Grant Ira CoraMmmity Schools Institutes of has awarded a grant renewal of 5223,282 to the Uni- versity of Utah Departments The National of Psychology and Education-Healt- h al Psychology, The trainee grant, the only one of its kind in the country, will be used for fellowships in counseling psychology. Under the renewed grant, 10 Ph.D. candidates will receive l full tuitio.i and finances for four years. The program provides for training time at various counseling centers. ' By JAN PADFIELD Deseret News Staff Writer RE-ELE- drive for education and is apparent through current interest in community schools throughout Utah, according to Dr. Joseph E. Allen, director of adult and community education, Granite School District. Granite District alone has eight community schools offering a wide variety of subjects two nights weekly. schools These self supporting, paid for by those registering for classes, yet fees are small because instructors are willing to donate their time, Allen said. These classes are in addition to the adult basic education classes which are federally financed, Alien said. Cottonwood Elcme n t a r y, 5205 Holladay Blvd., opened its community school doors for tne first time Tuesday A Earl are night. Come i- - pre-scho- children to sen- ior citizens, Mrs. Thorson said. Preliminary surveys were made to determine which subjects would be most popular. Those most requested and being offered are: theater, principles of invest m e n t, pareni-- c h i 1 d relatioships, leathercraft, creative pottery, speed reading, oil painting, judo, ballet, guitar, ukulele, needlecraft, ceramics, first aid, beginning bridge, physical fitness and weight control, care and styling of wigs, wiglets and falls. HerDanny Slewart gets help with leatherwork from Mfs. Patricia Thorson and Mrs. Sylvia McDonald during class at Cottonwood "cc.r.munity school." rash of telephoned bomb threats has resulted in the arrest of three juvenile boys by Salt Lake County sheriff deputies. Deputies arrested the juve- niles, two 15, and one 13, at the home of one of the boys after telephone company officials traced a call made to Hillview Elementary School, 1035 E. 45th South. Deputy Sheriff Gilbert Howard said the youths are believed responsible for an esti the How k rl Baker Has Served You While government costs have been soaring, Mr. Baker has held the line with more efficient service, better trained people, lower maintenance costs. He has implemented a program of one stop service for Registration, tax paying and licensing of all motor driven vehicles, saving you time, effort and minimizing costs. This one-sto- p service is available at the State Capitol and the County Complex at 21st South. mated 15 bomb threats received by schools last Thursday. Hillview Principal James A, Simmons said he received two bomb threats within a half-hoof each other. On the second call, telephone officials traced it to the home where the juveniles were later arrested. When deputies arrived at the home they found eight young people there, but five told deputies they had just arrived from school and found the three boys already there, Howard said. The three youths admitted having sluffed school, Howard noted, but denied making the bomb threats until deputies found a phone book in the home turned to the page on which school phone numbers are listed. The juveniles, all students at Granite Park Junior High School, were booked into the County Detention Center for investigation of the charge of telephone harassment. SERVICE TO YOU management care of wigs, family games, such as badminton, basketball, volleyball, bowling, checkers, chess. In addition, there is a tutoring and lesson help class for youngsters 6 through 14 years. Tutors are advanced University of Utah students majoring in elementary education who donatn time. Dr. Allen said no boundary lines have been drawn as yet to restrict any individual to any area. Anyone from any area can participate, he said. The city of Flint, Mich., pioneered the use of schools by taxpayers about 30 years ago. Today, with a population of 200,000 Flint has 60 schools used five nights a week, on Saturdays, and most of the e disummer,, with a rector on each school staff, Allen said. helping the school get under way. Fourteen enthusiastically volunteered and became our executive council. We spent many hours planning details and finding teachers who were real professionals ar-- I who would serve without pay to help keep operating costs down, Mrs. Thorson said. Other Granite schools with similar programs are Kearns, Granite, Cyprus (in Magna) and Granger high schools, Evergreen Junior High, Arcadia, Cottonwood and Lincoln elementary schools. Classes differ somewhat in each area. For example at (3900 Lincoln Elementary South, 5th East) under the direction of Joseph A. Novak, they teach childrens dancing, ceramics and sculpture, guitar, speed- reading, home Library facilities will be available for research and study and a supervised preschool child cere center will be available. In addition, the school will be opened for recration, civic and club meetings, discussion groups and Potpourri. Mrs. Thorson Potpourri, explained, will consist of one physical sports activity and one lecture or enrichment program' during the evening. Volleyball and a discussion of drug problems and solutions is set for Tuesday. Thursday will be volleyball and an Oriental gourmet cooking class. Cost of potpourri is 50 cents for an entire family for one evening, or $3 for the fall term. (Oct. 27 to Dec. 10). Along with the initial survey, we sent a questionnaire to recruit anyone interested in In the past four years foxes have been equalized as established by State law. You pay no more than your share. Equalization has been diligently maintained under Earl Bakers Assessor Earl M. Baker has brought a professionalism to the office. He has upgraded the Appraisers, encouraged them to gain accreditation. Every Appraiser is now certified a first for Salt Lake County. UPGRADED PERSONNEL ' full-tim- Earl Baker has initiated factual brochures entitled Tox Facts sent to every property owner with his valuation notice each year giving details on how taxes information on school funds. These same brochures tell when and how budgets arc put together and tell what you can do to register your voice on tax matters. If you have not noticed these important brochures with your valuation notices you may receive additional copies by contacting the Asset are levied and calling attention to the State law of ad valorem tax, or taxes levied ot fair market value. Information or the mill levy is given for every An amendment to city ordinances today foredeals between stalls any judges or prosecutors and defendants. sors office. faxing district in the county along with . Your Vote for Baker Will Mean Continued Efficient, Fair Service for You. apCity commissioners proved an amendment to require a plea of guilty by a defendant before a judge can assign the person probation in lieu of a jail term or fine , Tax Facts Assessment City Bans Court Deals Deputies Arrest 3 Juveniles In Probe Of Bomb Threats f A - IMPROVED PHONE CALL TRACED - M. SALT LAKE COUNTY ' xo school as a family! residents are urged. 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