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Show 4D SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1988 Sunday Herald Utah Tech Reaches r meayla2 we ; : e “dw the stae General Education el the ‘ ‘i it k : Ce vol v7 . : \ ‘ e 1967 horized : ’ ‘ a dip ‘ dns work the ™ 1 87) th). technical) in Connaiaclion for inn ° e i enjamin in anticipation of an event-| eae canal Rates a aan apple sorting, and 180 individuals S, pie cherries For many it is al- As r round employm nt specializations of M i M ers and pruners also Leadership in social Cas are employed. ligious afairs is excellent. Rec Members of the Fruit Growers etre a necessity . ee ie Association ar Don Rowley |plentiful. The Payson & 30/, Norman Rowley, Craig Way- ——— Course borders on e re man, Reid Wayman, Rey L. jand beautiful Utah Lake on the ‘sired, Clyde Lunceford and the north, with — West Sharon LDS Stake Farm Ideal i. ‘ste"wen ee | ‘eer Moun se spe ot Ree hos a few hours touring our West wanting. to enter technical) “Our doors are open to ali |place to live. ae students,” President Sorensen) There is plenty of work and) ‘Orem Mave has announced, “while we are recreation to keep ee *} sw campus wil] at the some time continuing to|and happy and lots love car oat and equipment operation. This pro-| By REGENE PEAY |years have moved their families here recently and took in $2,490 " gram is appropriate for the| In Utah County lies a little bees pee Aner cod are |and prior to that an auction sale|” "West Mountain area has estabarea where many large contrac-|quiet town callea Benjamin, a i iter SS = Jonas, was conducted by the commit. lished a name foritself in many tors are located who work with |place many do not know exists, vate ride, mi oe tee andcollected $1,461. We feel| ways. Its modern Grade earth removal. but to manyit is the most ideal ee iliam John- this is quite an accomplishment | dairies have attracted visitors n Utah 2 ; a ioe cs eecoune strive for quality eccatioa dYadipolsn wil and roads. It has a growing popula the nursing depart-| further advancementon the job. to begin There ¢} the D & Growers Association. This plant tion of $80 that includes all vo- an cations life and handies ‘clerical dae| quarter "5 a fruit stand, sweet houses large cold storage R G and Union Pacific rai e State Fire Marshall's Another course pring ~ owned by the Row Brothers was built whict It is located west of pcan Interstate member of the health team bave aided in Utah's growth. Many students attend UTC’s evening program to make possible ent d throughout the nation past year a large pack Nn dustrial opportunities and sea-jey and south of Utah Lake. ne of ties. The course lasts one quarociate degrees were te S B i heth colinae gre! are many miles of state and|packing rooms. The machines uinty surfaced roads that par-/helong to the Payson Fruit Vaueertents hoenas seminar. sation Bévitiiing winter uarter laa Bt eck dition Bet alas cle as one of Vira nity sonal] employment. i d Pe piece ly. trained wee cial trips thesur school will place mor Retin | and preparstory types of s for those . 1941 UTC has offe aining progr empl The = Since ed ead h ; ee aeerime: amare seaman se : 1959 oll om associ ed President Wil- award |" fi rogram for. hospital) UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE,located in Pro vo, is one of the finest technical schools in tard clerks is being offered. AMerica. Several tkousand students have attended and graduated from programs which € & t is a cor sponsors afire investi. € { located on the Wie es. Dairy farms ar g and fruit farms are known and recog. By RUBY MEREDITH the WEST MOUNTAIN — Wert : Mountain, a fifteen-minute drive q| from Provo, is a commuiity peace, beauty, and tranquility campus within five years w " ¢ : as soon as plans This move is ne to be ew W Industrial Expansion 7 {| federal monies to at b I AG tid Quiet Beauty And <= Ibic Full Accreditation K West Mountain Offers | |from throughout the state to see never backward.” for a small town, cd eae Some prominent families have A few of the men here have) ————— iarBornerbungeld nei inate poet aaeeece 1 . ing & yn-|standing farmers and stockmen d ff h spread one to makeit like |olds, and present Bishop Lavon of this district. They are Earl one big family Mountain, especially in the spring whenthe blossoms trans form the area into a land of beauty and color and where the motto is “Always onward — Recor ers O ice Payne. At present uhere are|Ludiow, Clarence Beckstrom, P = ows 5 Y Of the 125 families you will|many families who are work- Donald Wride, and Angel Caras. Increase Over ast ear ial i move to the new 121 acre some FUN Recentlythe gas company ex|find only around 20 per centof |ers in the LDS ward te located in Orem. The needs r first, sec- tended their gas line to accomo-| The Utah County Recorder's, the process of making approxiST. LOUIS (UPI)—About 43 the housewives and 31 per cent The Kindergarten, . of the college and the areawill ts|ond, and third grades attend date a numbeof families in the | Office conducted a total of 15,-/ mately 1,600 copies of plats for be determined for the next 50 per cent of the 26,130 fire| ‘of the men who are dezendan FOR CIVIL WAR BUFFS _|242 transactions in 1968 for delivery to the Utah County Ascof the original pioneers or the|school here, the grades four hocihTes part of town. ' a ; s RICHMOND (UPI)—Free for yeats be rn ugh sixth go to the Lake ayne Beckstrom isService| stilllwhienie $33,759 for Anecape the campus site. arms in St, Louls during 1968 ramilies here in 1894. They are|thro ssite fe was collected in sessor. The plats show all prop of the Center develope illustrated) isa new the Hones, Ludlows, Peays,/Shore School, and the higher|manager . oe alarms. z are underway to add an were false War Plans | fa fhe ideaskingpublished |Fecoraing |Wrides, Hickmans, Johnsons, grades go to Spanish Fork. |Station here. County Recorder Clarice B. erty changes in the County for i ee Ba fn dae tional 50 to 60 aces of land| Fire Chief Joseph Findlay Oe a The LDSChurch here is plan-| Hansens, The Parkinson Store here is\Carter said in her year-end re- the year 1968. Stewarts, said the false alarmns were|Lundells, Parks of Virginia. Copies can|to supplement the presentsite. vili turned in by “teen-aged youths port today this was an increase The County official said that h |Tippetts, Hawkins, Cornabys,|ning to build a new chapel this|run by Mrs, Vera Parkinson, obtained by writing to the) Building on the Orem year. Balzlys. and unholy an get to $2,000 (6.1 per newsectional maps of all towns seem earevtan are|who Ev funds and as She soon sale. as for begin up scheduled to |but is now virgin stie Travel Service The work is cent) over the previous year . in Utah County now are availcampus | satisfaction from getting the Recently many former resi-/commence in April of 1969. The her late husband, Taylor, snd, /available. If the Prove ea 911 East Broad St,, Ric dents who have lived away for/Sunday School held a banquet chased the store in 1929. _ ‘The recorders office now is in! able in the Recorder's office. ire departmentout. lis sold t Va. 25219. The Progressive MovementOf... Utah Technical College candidate for accreditation Accreditation by the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools will place Utah Technical College in a more favorable light In higher educationcircles which will mean an easier transfer of credits to 4-year colleges and universities. It will also mean that federal funding programs will become available. day college The purposes of Utah Technical College are to provide selected vocational and technica! educational curricula to prepareindividuals for useful employment. We provide flexible educational services with competent instructors from business and industry. They are trained in effective teaching methods, certified and accredited by the State Board for Vocational Education. We custom design courses to fit the needs of new industry and employers. Our graduates have developed skills, have pride In #1 ork and have learned fo understand their responsibilities as workers, citizens and builders of their community, state and country. Courses are oriented toward the two-year Associate in Applied Science degree and certificate of completion, evening college The Evening College at Utah Technical College provides adults an opportunity to continue their education after working hours. Many persons attend the e ening sessions in an effort to Improve their occupational skills. Special occupational interest classes also attract many to the program. Manyof the courses taught in the day program are also included in the evening curriculum along with special courses not offered in the day. a two-year State College serving the people of Uich UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVO 1400 N. UNIVERSITY AVE. PROVO 873-7890 |