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Show k" " "" ; n I' . I i ;j 4 - - . 'i , . - ; I . W . tit . ilUJ' l-. - ' ' ' . - - . ' , ' i ; , l - . . , .c t , -' " - - , ' - .;.- S. . t .S - - . - 4 . , - v - i , . , - , 5 v - . r " " - , , j . The action was wet and wild when the American Fork-Pleasant Grove water polo team met BYU last week. I 1 ; torses are a big attraction at Grandpa Bill Told's, as grandchildren arrive for the Easter oliday. Kent and Jennifer Anderson stand beside the horse with their son, Paul, while itousin Robbie Told from Colorado takes his turn riding. f!X ... e. ! iCaster means trip home to P.G. llC? By KALYN SECRETAN Vhile many Pleasant Grove iidents take an Easter vacation d travel elsewhere, the holiday 0 finds others returning to their mer home in Pleasant Grove. 1 Kent and Jennifer Anderson jurned to P.G. for a spring break m their home in Portland, aUegon- mF?heir children Paul, Mindy, and 'nnie love to visit with grand-. grand-. -ents and family. lLCent has found education really mys off. After graduating from asant Grove High, he attended 'U where he received his degree mis in electrical engineering. He spent eight years working for Hewlett Packard while residing in California and Boise, Idaho. For the past two years Kent has been with "Sequent Computers" in Portland. It's a new company doing very well. , As the electrical engineer for Sequent, his job is to design a process to test computers to insure the customer will get a good machine. In the testing process, it is hoped that any parts that may break early will break in their hands rather than the consumers. Kent said there are a few openings in the computer field, but not as many as when he graduated in 1975. With the economy picking up, new opportunities will be available, he noted. The Andersons enjoy the beautiful Portland area and the mild climate. With a lot of rain everthing is so green and there are many trees in the city. The weather cooperated and the , Anderson children had a great time joining other cousins playing together, riding horses and shearing sheep at the Bill Told farm. |
