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Show Mapleton PTA Takes Up Hew Program Also Child Safety at First Meeting V Mapleton News By Mrs. Xorris T. Binks Phone IITJ 9-5875 The first PTA meeting of the season was held Wednesday evening eve-ning in the School Auditorium with president Burton Warren in charge. Erma Sayer, program chairman, introduced the theme which was "Family and Community." Commun-ity." The assembly was divided Into groups to decide how it could be applied to the local PTA. It was decided that professional people will be invited to be guest speakers speak-ers at the future meetings. Another thing discussed at this meeting was the necessity of slowing slow-ing down the traffic past the school grounds. This problem was Keith Wiscombe; Memberships Cora Ellis; program, Erma Sayer, Orpha Dee Johnson and Dorothy Booth; civil defense, Ralph Jacob-son; Jacob-son; health, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Takahashi; by laws and procedure, Warren Beardall. Mapleton City had a new set of young city officials over the weekend. week-end. At an election held last Friday Fri-day night in the City Hall for the scouts and explorers Martin Palmer Pal-mer was elected Mayor; Bruce Heath, chairman of water; Marvin Jensen, chairman of roads; Max Bartholomew, parks; Clark Biggs, public safety and sanitation; Robert Rob-ert Larsen, finance and Bruce Palmer, Pal-mer, city recorder and Justice of the peace. These boys were in charge of the City council meeting Monday night and performed their duties in a very commendable manner. Mrs. Thales Brown of Parawan spent several days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wiscombe. Mr. and Mrs. Sem Astel are happy over the arrival of a new baby girl born at the Utah Valley hosDital last week. Thp tipw hnhv turned to Fay Jensen who is safety safe-ty chairman. PTA officers for the current year beside Burton Warren who is president are Joyce Whiting, first vice president; Jean Hall, second vice president; Nellie Allen, secretary and treasurer; Arlene Antineno, historian and publicity; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gividen and Mr. and Mrs. Harold DeGraw, hospitality committee; room representative, repre-sentative, Marlam Jensen; juvenile juven-ile protection, Jack Canto; Magazine, Maga-zine, Nordika Barker; adult education, edu-cation, Lora Whiting; legislation, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hjorth, Wednesday. Games and refreshments refresh-ments were enjoyed by several young friends who were guests. The Needle Craft club were entertained en-tertained at the home of Mrs. Mar-va Mar-va Whiting Thursday afternoon where the time was spent in quilting quilt-ing a beautiful appliequed quilt Refreshments were served to the following club members: Vanda Jensen, Sadie Whiting, Arlena Holley, Martha Whiting, Gwen Allen, Al-len, Belva Wentz, Inez Harmer, Marva Whiting, Millie Bird, Bird Nielson, Jennie Tew and Amanda Binks. The last four women mentioned men-tioned were in charge of serving. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Arlena Holley. Guests at the Boyd Allen home Sunday were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bunce of Springville and his mother, Mrs. Ellen Allen of Salt Lake City. They were here to witness the baptism of their grand-daughter, Pamela Allen who is eight years old. has one sister, Debra. Mrs. Grace Norwood was hostess host-ess to the members of Camp Union DUP Thursday of last week. The lesson on the life of "Colonel L. Kane," was given by Catherine Ann Jensen. Refreshments were served by Doris Halverson, Grace Norwood, Lola Jensen, Irene Freeman, Free-man, Vivian Everett and Louise Jensen. ' Winning the four book prizes were Lola Jensen, Vivian Everett, Opal Spencer and Grace Harmer. A financial report on the silk quilt sale was made. New song books will be purchased with part of this money. Following- is a schedule of meetings meet-ings and hosts for the coming year: November, Wilma Cloward, Opal Spencer, Zora Hales; December, Decem-ber, Lucille Heath, LaRae Warren, Genevieve Whiting, Iris Roundy, Beth Jensen and Marilyn Tuttle; January, Thelma DeGraw, Olive Whiting, Erma Hjorth; February, Catherine Ann Jensen, Afton Barker, Bar-ker, Mary Diamond; March, Le-nore Le-nore Bills, Grace Harmer, Catherine Cather-ine Harris; April, Phyllis Johnson, Joyce Whiting, Rowena Palmer; May, Gladys Johnson, Naomi Beardall, Bear-dall, Helen Wiscombe, Thelma Williams Wil-liams and Delia Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Rowberry and baby spent Sunday visiting with relatives in Logan. They attended at-tended a dinner given in honor of Duane 's grandmother, Mrs. Cook who is 87 years old. , The music festival of high schools at the NEA which was held in Salt Lake City Friday of last week was attended by two Manleton bovs. Calvin Hiorth nar- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Erickson and Mrs. C. W. Erickson of Salt Lake City were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norris T. Binks and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Hopla Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Olson and children of Concord, Calif, have been spending two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Whiting. They returned home this week, Mrs. H. F. Otte of Logan has been a guest at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Jensen during the past week. Neil Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Jensen was in Salt Lake City for another check up and his doctors doc-tors are very encouraged with the improvement in his eyes. He will have vision in both. ticipated in the orchestra and Bill Wiscombe sang with the chorus. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hjorth were present for the Friday evening program. A fireside Chat for the M Men and Gleaners of the Mapleton Second Sec-ond ward was held a"t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tuttle Sunday Sun-day evening. An informal chat on the "Plan of Salvation" was enjoyed. en-joyed. Specialist 3rd class Lynn H. Bird, is home after completing over twenty-one months in the army. He has been stationed at Park Grove, Battery C in Detroit, Michigan ever since he finished his basic training at Camp Carson, Colorado. He has been a supply clerk while in the army. He will resume his studies at the BYU this fall where he is a Junior. Lynn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Lavell Bird. Young Eileen Hjorth was honored hon-ored on her seventh birthday with a party at the home of her par- |