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Show Thursday, October 21, 1982 - Page 17 Matheson honored by handicap association Governor Scott M. Matheson has been presented with the "UARF Award" for his contribution to the handicapped people of Utah. The award was given in a special ceremony held at the state capitol. Making the presentation was Russell L. Spencer, president of the Utah Association of Rehabilitation Faciliti-es (UARF) and executive director of Central Utah En-terprises rehabilitation program in Provo. Richard Pace, American Fork, a director-at-larg- e in UARF, said the organization includes 20 vocational rehabilitati-on workshops throughout the state. Through the services of these workshops, mentally retarded and emotionally han-dicapped workers ex-perience pride and satisfaction, develop order encouraging state programs to hold all conferences in wheelchair accessible locations. He also demonstrated his personal commitment to accessibility by having the governor's mansion remodeled with a wheelchair lift outside and an elevator inside. Mr. Pace said the vocational training program at the Utah State Training School serves 310 clients. Of that amount, 76 are day care clients from the community. There are 15 different vocational programs at the school, including ceramics production, greenhouse training, woodworking, metal fabrication, packaging and assembly of medical supplies, janitorial services, and food service training (through Tulip Tree Inn). positive self-estee-learn to work, earn money and achieve competitive community development. The "UARF Award" is presented each year to an individual ' who demonstrates meanin-gful commitment to improving the quality of life of handicapped people. In giving the award to Governor Matheson, appreciation was ex-pressed for his having recognized the needs and the special achievements of Utah's handicapped and for supporting them and programs designed to help them. He was cited for encouraging and providing employment of handicapped in-dividuals. Governor Matheson issued an executive j WHOLESALE PRICES SSi ( Chips 51b. colat V J,uu 'V soup Mix 51b. y 415 afa ells ) W$ akers 19 395 Bakers B,end RIpnH Hard Red - V ' (H'jp"d) WHEAT , ' :r wheat Y 50 lb. N.P. 30stg.box A StoraEe , Z 4 I 6-- 5 N.P. h ,' ' BagS Caraway Now 30 off o . ( Seed A DEHYDRATORS X ) Y A full 12.5 square feet of tray I'D. 1 lb. drying area Clean Exterior J 199 1 $059 . Precise temperature control S O Hard Red Horizontal airflow vwY Nutmeg V iiiUpiiT Vi SSA & GRAIN V'Sr jfU,L V 95 N. 200 E. American Fork, UT 84003 I i Ham Steak I I Dinner $g)99 INFLATION FIGHTER EVERY DAY LOW PRICE oT'tII, ON THIS ENTREE. 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I DEFENDER MICHAEL ZAHJKO wilfbe am(1 !BYL' tournament Friday and Saturday. i Youth soccer teams I invited to 'Y' invitational Utah's prestigious Inter-Collegiat- e Beehive Soccer Invita--I tional Tournament will be held this weekend Friday and Saturday on BYU Campus Haws field by the -- J University Avenue. I Six teams are expected to S: participate in the round-robbi- n action thrill of soccer. The teams are W Utah, Utah State (Logan), Weber i, State (Ogden), Idaho State (Pocatello), and Ricks College from Idaho. The tentative games of schedule is as follows: Friday Oct. 22: 4 p.m. - Weber State at Utah State in Logan and i Ricks at Utah. ,' Friday Oct. 22: 7 p.m. - Idaho State at BYU in Provo. On Saturday all the participating teams come to BYU for the final two rounds of the tournament. The Soccer action kick-of- f at noon on Saturday with BYU against Weber State and Utah State against Idaho State. The final round is scheduled at 4 p.m. with BYU against Utah State and Weber State versus Idaho State. All games to be played on BYU Haws field, west of the field house. There is no admission fees. All youth teams, their coaches and parents are particularly asked to come and watch this top Utah collegiate soccer action and com-petitions, featuring a number of good American and international student soccer players. j School employees boost United Way "Thanks to local school employees, this year's United Way Campaign is off to a fast if start," announced jg Wayne Mulcock, County Campaign Chairman, in making the drive's first jjf campaign report, ij School employees in American Fork showed i'' a tremendous 28 percent increase in giving with Alpine School District as a whole, finished with an 84 percent increase r with $7,649 new dollars ; J contributed. il "This is an record of tl generosity," continued Mr. Mulcock, "especially considering some of the hard knocks school people have taken lately. I think these results are the er) true measure of what educators think about their community . " United Way's goal this year is $583,000 with $55,626 raised to date. United Way officials report a 30 percent increase in corporate gifts, so far, we well. The problems facing United Way include 2,000 contributors who gave last year representing over $60,000; who are now laid off and therefore, United Way is $60,000 behind last year. Thus, their request and need for increased support is obvious. The campaign will last through November and anyone not con-tacted is asked to respond directly to P.O. Box 135, Provo, Utah 84603. |