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Show Page Lehi Free Press 10 the headquarters committee which oversees the administration of the PTA national organization. In addition, he will provide input for (MCAlORIj r5? fViSW ..if Ini - - iTi i. :U 3 Now, children who will be four by Oct. 31, from families with limited incomes, or children with financial and the decisions which face the national group. The Utah native began his career as a teacher in the Garfield School District. He then moved budgetary JI -- saw into educational 8 watch older brothers and sisters go off to school, says Mountainland Head Start officials. 3r adBRYCE H0LBR00K ministration as a clerk with the same district. Since that time he has "I ' several held ad- Chairman of Educational Talbot Elected To Brigham University. He has been the State Superintendent of Public Instruction since 1970. National PTA Post Ian iiiiiii SCHOOL BEGINS ... STUDENTS Dr. Walter D. Talbot, State Superintendent of Public Instruction and a local resident,, has been head for classes after pleasant summer recess Young Mothers' High elected School Schedules Registration Alpine ST0P Eligibility i AUTOMOTIVE Stop and Compare our prices SPECIAL 4 Point Service Tune Up Carburator Adj Includes: Oil Change Lube Job $30.00 Transmissions plus parts Coolers Shift Kits Completely Rebuilt - Free Road Test $225.00 Financing arranged on Approved Credit Installed with 2 year warranty 151 East Main - American Fork for enrollment is based on 1. Residency in Alpine School District or previous attendance in a district high school ; : 2. Motherhood (regardless of age) or pregnancy. The purpose of the school is to provide an for high opportunity school graduation for girls who left school to become a mother. The program is geared to meet the needs and limited time of young mothers. A book deposit fee of $5 is payable at the time of registration and will be refunded at the end of the school year. There are no other costs. The school includes a free nursery for preschool children. Credit may be earned for the 15 units required for a high schoql diploma. School hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. every regular school day. Required basics of English, science, math and history are offered along with electives such as Foods I and II, Children's Clothing, Type, Crafts and Needlework, Child Journalism and Sociology of Home Living. Please bring a high of school transcript credits with you or arrange to have it sent from your previously attended school to: Young Mothers High School, 85 East 1st South, Pleasant Grove, 84062, telephone For further formation in- call Mrs. Elithe Doxey between 11 a.m. - 1 p.m., or Alpine School District Ext. 57, Susan Stone, supervisor. 756-967- for Education of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The election took place during the PTA's national convention held this month in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. According to Mrs. Joan Burnside, a Regional with the six million member Vice-Preside- association, delegates elected Talbot to the post because of his recognized the Receives Degrees Superintendent to contribute the same experience and expertise to national education that he has to Utah," said Burnside. "His wise decision-makin- From BYU Several local people were awarded degrees at the recent BYU Summer exerCommencement cises. and g Students Local Utah sensitivity to the needs of both students and parents is well known at the national level; we feel pleased to have a man of his capabilities and dedication accept this important assignment." In the new assignment, Talbot will participate on Students degrees were: receiving fromthis area Darrel G. Powell (BAC), Virgil Kay Russon (BAC), and Andrew (BAC). W. 375-79- Somerville $349 Retail Value 3M PRESS N SAND' "STICKY BACK" SANDPAPER KIT KIT. CONTAINS SANDING BLOCK AND 5 SHEETS OF "STICKY BACK" SANDPAPER WITH PURCHASE OF ONE GALLON OR MORE OF LUCITE PAINT BETWEEN AUG. 19 - SEPT. 9, 1979. (ONE PER HOUSEHOLD-B- Y MAIL) Development, 7563825 We are not Working on Young 1979. lZj AimMio i School Mothers High School announces first semester register on September 4, Vice-Preside- contribution to education in the State of Utah. "We want at Young Administration - mi and system, at-ho- Linda Butterfield, Head Start worker, explained that children and their parents participate Degree in learning experiences Bryce E. Holbrook, son at one of several Head of R. Gam and June facilities. Start Holbrook of Lehi, Typically, she said a received his Masters .child will attend school Degree in psychology four days a week, three from BYU on August 17, hours each day. 1979. emButterfield Mrs. Bryce is employed with the that as phasized District School Alpine a school psychologist. He program involves the will be working in the parent as well as the with parents being following schools: child, to donate time to Bonneville Elementary, urged program. They are Lindon Elementary, the involved in program Valley View Elementary, making, Sharon Elementary and decision workshops, parent Northridge Elementary. seminars, Bryce is married to the training former Sherrie Ashton of socials and fund raising. Pleasant Grove. They are Mrs. Butterfield said currently residing in free bussing to the Orem Pleasant Grove with Head Start office can be their two daughters. arranged from the Lehi area. Parents interested in learning more about Head Start Head Start may call or write MounProgram Offered tainland Head Start, 440 N. University Ave., Four-yea- r olds don't have to stay home and Provo, 84601. positions including superintendent of two school districts, deputy superintendent of Utah's family income can attend school and receive instruction through the services of Mountainland Head Start. Bryce E. Holbrook Receives Masters ministrative DR. WALTER D. TALBOT handicaps or special needs, regardless of Reputation We are Building One n Fixtures For Sale L(K.o SALE PRICES ON LUCITE WALL PAINT AND HOUSE PAINT o Racks pi o Stools (wooden) 0dds& Ends Shelving of sio feM j o Glass Counters & I o Display Cases ss o Carpet Remnants Reg. Mill $7 llll' Mil S& P Reg. Check for your size in our remaining inventory Rock Bottom Prices!! Open this week through Saturday, September S3 tQ" Reg. $14.47 d. Lucrre Parlor Enanffl 1 ik $9. Reg. 99 $14.00 JBmrrmtt BunMers Smpjpl 1 VJDfttpmatt Square $14.00 per gallon Sale Prices In Effect To September 9, 1979 $10.49 pei gallon BIG SAVINGS ON OTHER LUCITE PAINTS ALSO! $9." tmJ 35 North Barratt Avenue IFork American Open 8 to 7 Daily Ret $11.49 |
