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Show K ... J,; vv--.. ,11.1.1' ill .V. ' . vm PTA Council Plans Coming Events THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZENRURSDAY, APRIL 20,1972 (VV P ill' TUi -l Pnr (-J f LIBRARY WEEK - Jeff Eliason, fifth grade student at Forbes Elementary School, reads a story to third grade students of Miss Loretta Luce as part of National Library Week observance at the elementary school Forbes Students Observe National Book Wee!; "MISS -CHIEFS" FORMED 4-H CLUB Forbes Elementary students have been busier than usual this week because of their activities marking National Book Week, April 16-22, a special event at their school. The theme "Right to Read" has been implemented in many ways. Sixth grade students have made posters using the National Book Week slogan; fifth grades have read stories and poems of their choice to students from kindergarten through the fourth grades. The fourth grades made colored and decorated book marks while the third grade boys and girls voted for their favorite character in a book. The votes were placed in a cardboard Snoopy Dog House while awaiting await-ing tabulation. The second grade pupils listened to an entertaining entertain-ing story containing names of books. They later received co- Wilma Ann Reese Honored For Typing at Henager Wilma Ann Reese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon J. Reese, American Fork, has been honored for outstanding achievement in typing ability at a special awards assembly at Stevens Henager College, Salt Lake City. The announcement was made by J.M. Stevens, president and director of the Salt Lake City college of Stevens Henager. Stevens Ste-vens Henager is a nationally accredited junior college of business. busi-ness. Students achieving outstanding performance in a particular subject sub-ject are presented with a special awards certificate in recognition of their achievements. Miss Reese is currently enrolled en-rolled in a computer science, course at Stevens Henager. She is a graduate of American Fork High School. pies of this story and had great fun finding and underlining the titles. The kindergarten and the first grade pupils along with those of the entire school enjoyed the insect display and diaoramas brought into the library for their special enjoyment. The joy that comes from reading can only be exceeded by the joy that comes from seeing a child that loves to read as much as you do. The newly organized 4-H Club called the "Miss-Chiefs" was held at the home of Mrs. Patricia Pat-ricia Steiner, leader and Jr. leader lea-der CathleenSteiner. Officers were chosen for the coming year; Pres. Margaret McCabe; Vice Pres., Lanette Webb; Sec, Linda Steiner, Reporter, Re-porter, Lauri Phillips. The year's program was outlined and booklets distributed to each member. The club will be taking tak-ing Foods II, and Child Care II. They are anticipating the fun things planned for this season. The American Fork Council of the PTA met in the Harrington Harring-ton School Library April 13 to discuss the upcoming State Convention, Con-vention, the Amblyopia Clinic, and to review scholarship finances. finan-ces. It was announced that training train-ing sessions for the clinic will be at the Harrington School Monday, Mon-day, April 24, from 2; 30 until 4:00. There should be at least four ladies from each elementary elemen-tary school to take this training. train-ing. If there are any questions, contact Health Chairman Beverly Bev-erly Martin. The Screening of the children will be at the Forbes School Wedn., May 3, from 9:00 a.m. until 11:30. Council President Connie King had Sec. Treasurer MerlaReim-schiissel MerlaReim-schiissel read a statement of the finances available for scholarships, scholar-ships, and said the state had informed in-formed her if our current state scholarship holder is to have her scholarship renewed, the Council would have to donate a substantial substan-tial amount to the state scholarship schol-arship fund. Principal Marvin Allen, Greenwood School, moved we do this immediately, and the motion was passed. ThelmaPri-day, ThelmaPri-day, Chairman of the Scholar- FECIAL One Week Only QUEEN SIZE PflflTY HOSE Regular Value $1.49 1 'Mi 0' DAY American Fork KE3 an HAZEL BISHOP D i MOTHERS! Eugene E. Bohn To Return From Vietnam Duty Army Sergeant Eugene E. Bohn, 25, son of Mrs. Sybil M. Bohn, American Fork, was one of the last remaining members of the 101st Airborne Division (Airmobile) to depart from Vietnam Viet-nam recently for redeployment to Ft. Campbell, Kentucky. The division's colors were returned re-turned to its home base at the Kentucky fort after being in Vietnam Viet-nam since the early days of the build-up of American forces in Southeast Asia. Sgt. Bohn is an executive officer of-ficer in the division. He entered the Army in 1970. The Sergeant holds the Bronze Star Medal. He received a B. S. degree in sociology in 1970 at Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. His wife, Colleen, lives at 797 E. 150th South, Provo, Utah. See Our "Baby Department" A Good Selection of NEW Items SIOCKfiEII! East-West BRAIN VACCINE BLACKLEG VACCINE D ship Committee, would be pleased to accept any donations to our local fund, as they plan to renew scholarships now held, as well as awarding new ones. Local Units are reminded that their reports should be submitted submit-ted to Council President by May 10. The Council report must be in to Region by May 20. Mrs. Reimschiissel said the secretary secre-tary has requested the names of all the members from each PTA, Mr. Overly reported on the progress pro-gress of the nominating committer commit-ter 'Vord was received that the By-Laws of the American Fork Jr. High School have been approved approv-ed by State, and members-were reminded of the Bond Election May 9. The State Convention will be held at the Cottonwood High School May 9-10. All officers and their chairmen are urged to take advantage of this opportunity opportun-ity to learn more about their jobs. These conventions can get new leaders off to the right start, giving suggestions, training, enthusiasm. en-thusiasm. Pre-register andplan to attend. You might want to get a car pool and go as a group. Amblypia Clinic An Amblyopia Clinic for all pre-school children, three and one-half to five years of age, will be held at the Forbes Elementary El-ementary School on Wednesday, May 3. from 9:30 to 11:30 a a. It takes a mighty conscientious man to tell the difference between when he's tired and when he's lazy. Mark Merkley, Steve Morrison Visit Space Center Mark Merkley and Steve Morrison Mor-rison of American Fork visited the world's largest space exhibit exhi-bit during a recent trip to Hunt-ville, Hunt-ville, Alabama. The Alabama Space and Rocket Rock-et Center is designed to let the visitor be the astronaut. The Center contains many educational education-al exhibits that permit involve ment in rocketry and space travel. Merkley and Morrison viewed spaceships used by astronauts, saw a full-size moon rocket close-up, and walked on a simulated simu-lated moon crater. Theysnacked on space food, fired a rocket engine, operated a lunar landing computer, and viewed a futuristic futur-istic space station mock-up. The Alabama Space and Rocket Rock-et Center features the world's largest collection of rockets, missiles and space vehicles. 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