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Show 22 Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, October FI The 4, 1973 Adult Education classes in F ehi include basic drawing and oils, driver education, farm welding, oil painting, physical fitness for men, physical fitness for women, sewing for the family, conversational Spanish, square dancing and upholstery. Pleasant Grove classes will include cake decorating, driver's education, English as a second language, knitting, oil painting, sewing for ihe family, slimnastics for women, and upholstery. Udell Westover, director of adult education, said basic classes in elementary reading, for writing and arithmetic adults will be held at 7 p.m. each Tuesday and Thursday at American Fork High School and Orem Junior High School. Classes Li American Fork include basketball and physical fitness for men, two sections of ceramics, community chorus, drapery making, drivers education, furniture refmishing, general hop for men and women (woodwork and metal), leading stained glass, oil painting (portrait), physical fitness for women, beguining sewing, sew 'or him with knits, sew on knit material and upholstery. Classes in Orem include auto repair and (tune-u- p maintenance for men, women and teens), bookkeeping, cake decoding, beginning ceramics, Christmas crafts and decorations, driver's education, drapery making, English as a second language, farm machinery, beginning guitar, interior design and home furnishing, ladies chorus, oil painting, sew with knits, beginning family sewing, shorthand and office practice, conversational Spanish, speed reading and typewriting. hearu.g is scheduled for Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in thp State Office Building Audbehind itorium the State Capitol to discuss the Elecn tronic Service Dealer A public Regis-tra'io- Act. This legislation sponsored by the Intermountain Electrical Assn, provides for the State Department of Registration, 330 E. 4th South, to hear consumer complaints regarding the service of electronic home entertainment equipment. s tops'-.?'- y USU Adds Hearing On Service Alpine District Details Adult Classes Special to The Tnbune AMERICAN FORK Classes available through the Adult Education Program in the Alpine School District for the fall semester have been announced by school district personnel. Encourages Bicycle Use State Dates in Four Communities Special to The Tnbune With the thought LOGAN of encouraging bicyclists on campus, Utah State University planners have engineered new racks to accommodate - bicycles. "I guess we have to face up to it bicycles are net just a fa. that were around one year and gone the next. Theyre here to stay, said Val Peter- son, USU physical plant direc- tor. standard the However, bicycle racks were metal Racks ed at the most convenient spots in areas where bicycle traffic found unsuitable fer the new since the old racks were designed for the bicycles to be chained at the wheel. is heavy. Plus, Mrs. Peterson said, existing racks have been moved to different locations to better serve bicycle riders on campus. Then new locations were determined following a hi spring campus study, added. The new racks are wooden posts, in the shape of a cross, with metal '.jops to chain the bicycles. The posts have been placed Trail Bike Taken '"Wl ...V '..V . of to This solves the problem having Dicycles chained trail bike worth $125 was taken from Larry Clarks garage at 238 W. 4tl North, according to police reports. 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