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Show Blackburn receives appointment Colonel Wyler J. Blackburn, American Fork, has been appointed as United States Property and Fiscal Officer (USP&FO), Utah National Guard. lite appointment was effective Feb. 1, and places Colonel Black-bum Black-bum on active duty with the United States Army assigned to the National Guard Bureau, Washington, D.C. and further assigned to USP&FO for Utah, Salt Lake City. As United States Property and Fiscal Officer, Utah National Guard, he is responsible for all fiscal and supply matters pertaining to operations of the Utah National Guard. His appointment to 'USP&FO, Utah, was made by Lieutenant General Emmett H. Walker, Chief of the National Guard Eureau after American Heritage honor roll, essay winners Honor roll students for American Heritage School, a private school located in Pleasant Grove, were named for the term just ended. Fourth grade honor students are Joseph Andersen, Katie Bridge, Marie Davis, Corbett Greenhalgh, Derek Hansen, Shari Hansen, Kristen Holt and Jennie Olsen. Those from the fifth grade are Ellen Jacob, Melissa McEuen, Mark Preston, Josh Williams, Sam Wimmer, Ryan Smith, Jefferson Parker, Kimberly Bridge, Abe Babysitting American Fork Hospital, in partnership with Alpine School District Community Education, is offering another babysitting clinic for young people. The two-hour course will be on March 6 beginning at 4 p.m. at the American Fork Hospital. This clinic will provide instruction Free bereavement class to begin One of the most traumatic occurences oc-curences in a lifetime is the loss of a vt -- i -t ,..r.T .a..v - vBeirfcaranejiMSi wUhtoe offered at American Fork Hospital starting Thursday, March 6, from 6-8 p.m. -in the hospital board room. Offered free of charge, the course repeats every six weeks. Old Fashion Service in Fashion Selection! Shop Downtown ' American Fork Chamber of Commerce 1 tU -(.'1 1 mm, Ml! u a. " I 3 V. u OUR COMPUTERS COMPARE YOUR PRICES POLICIES & CLAIMS ISSUED IN OUR OFFICE BRENT ROWBOTHAM, MGR.' nomination by Utah Governor Norman H. Bangerter, and Major General John L. Matthews, the Adjutant General of the Utah National Guard. Colonel Blackburn first entered military service on Jan. 4, 1954 and has just completed 32 years of continuous service. His service includes 18 years in the 1457th Engineer Battalion in American Fork, four years as commander of the 115th Maintenance Main-tenance Company and Annual Training Equipment Pool at Camp Williams; and three years as Commander, Combined Support Maintenance Shop, UTARNG, Salt Lake City. He also served five years as Director of Maintenance Utah Army National Guard, Salt Lake City, and, most recently, as Director of Military Personnel, HQ Utah Army Bates and Christian Barnes. Sixth grade honor students are Mark Bishop, Julie Hullinger, Becky Perry, Tami Rose, Melanie Scott and Janet Jacob. Named from the seventh-eighth grade are Sheldon Wimmer, Can-dace Can-dace Perry, Mary Jo Hansen, Susie Beus, Tiffany Turley, Amanie Nieman, Kendall Boothe, Jill Preston, Charlene Davis, Deanna Maxwell, Ben Andersen and Cameron Hansen. Essay contest winners from the clinic scheduled March 6 and practice in how to provide fun' and safe child care, as well as instruction in-struction in safety and emergency procedures taught by a member of the American Fork Police Department. Participants will learn what to do in emergency situations such as poisoning and choking, as well as "As the survivor deals with the emotions and adjustments following lftss a- twwlirtBhlff- 0rtvi0 Jr - -T 3'.--'f 7-."- 0-"",'0 as. ; part-of ' the ' hearing process. Feelings of loss, anger, denial and depression are only some of the reactions which may be experienced," explained Jay Steineckert, Behavioral Health Unit Director. Bereavement groups help . the survivor to identify these feelings and learn to cope with the actual grieving process stages and adjustments. ad-justments. Sessions are under the Get OUR Estimate Before YOU Spend SERVING ALL OF UTAH COUNTY AirrnftiicPftUnMrftUPAiTU AMERICAN HERITAGE INSURANCE GROUP "YOUR NSWANCE MARKETPLACE" ' I m I your independent WW- I JK Wyler Blackburn National Guard, Salt Lake City. He and his wife, the former Creta Lindquist, reside in American Fork. They are the parents of two children. Randy J. Blackburn He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Blackburn of Wellington, Utah. fifth grade are Ellen Jacob, first place; Melissa McEuen, second; and Kimberly Bridge and Josh Williams, third place tie. Winners from the sixth grade are Melanie Scott, first place; Julie Hullinger, second; and Tami Rose, third. Seventh-eighth grade winners are Kendall Boothe, first place; Ben Andersen, second; Charlene Davis, third. The all-school winner was Kendall Boothe. hands-on experience using CPR. All participants will receive personal packets of information and ideas. Groups are encouraged to attend. The registration fee is $4. Please contact Kim Hardnian, 756 6001 ext. 406, for information or to pre-register. direction of Phylis Hansen, M.A. Social Work, who is trained in bereavement counseling. vif the loss is not dealt with ap-, propriately, the survivor may suffer emotional pain for years to come," said Steineckert. "When death is handled appropriately, family members and friends can gain a perspective and understanding of the loss, along with a sense of acceptance." ac-ceptance." For more information, call the BHU directly at 756-HELP (4357 ) . AUTO & TRUCK GLASS "WE COME TO YOU" ALSO-SLIDING ALSO-SLIDING TRUCK WINDOWS 1 Windshields Side Windows Back Windows Leaks Fixed Insurance Claims AMERICAN FORK. 756-2162 Weekdays 9 to 6 Citiien, Press, Review, Wed., Feb. 26, 1886 - Page 11 c hello world J Jss3 Babies born in Am. Fork Hospital: February 9 Boy to Harley and Cindy Johnson Richards of Lindon. Girl to Gregory and Mary Jacob Wilder of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Marty and Cindy Carter Iverson of Pleasant Grove. February 10 Boy to Ramon and Lorraine Trujillo Cisneros of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Mickey and Valerie Hope Edelfson of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Ricky and Kristinc Smith Pence of Orem. February : I Girl to Tim and Donna lee Bottomfield Eisenhart of Lehi. Boy to Bart and Nina Abbot Whitehead of Orem. Boy to Charles and Judith McCoy Owens of American Fork. Boy to Bradley and Elaine Evans Collins of American Fork. February 13 Boy to Fred and Margie Geertsen Hardy of Lehi. Girl to Mark and Sherma Johnson Smith of American Fork. Girl to Robert and Madonna Durrani Proctor of Midvale. Girl to Neldon and Lori Gcrber Jarvis of Provo. Boy to Scott and Sheri Byington Barker of Orem . February 13 Boy to Tracy and Keri Peterson Byington of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Scott and Judy Lichton Miller of Orem. February 14 Boy to Brad and Linda Bishop Green of Pleasant Grove. Girl to Richard and Jana Alldredge Summers of Orem. February 15 Boy to Wayne and Michelle Tingey Larsen of Orem. Girl to John and Diane Neil Atkins of Lehi. Boy to Richard and Kathy Biesinger All of Highland. February 16 Girl to Larry and Karen Gledhill Candland of American Fork. February 17 Girl to Lee and Vicki Manning Strickland of liehi. February 18 Girl to Ronald and Lorraine Landson Nyman of American Fork. Hunters Safety course offered The Pleasant Grove Sportsmens' Association is sponsoring a Hunters Safety Course starting March 4 and running from 6 to 9 p.m. each evening through March 7. It will be held at the Sportsmens Lions Center, 605 East Center, in Pleasant Grove. Registration will be Monday, March 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Sportsmens-Lions Center. Youngsters must be 11 years or older and the charge will be $6 for the course. Those wishing more information should call Norm Stott at 785-3124 or Dave Adams at 756-5648. Art demonstration scheduled tonight at Springville museum , Area artists and other interested individuals are invited to attend a demonstration on pastel drawing tonight, Feb. 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Springville Art Museum. The demonstration will be given by Lou Jene Carter, known for her pastel and oil paintings, according to Betty Liston, secretary of the Valley Artists Guild. The demonstration is sponsored by the guild. Anniversary all paint and Special items 1 aijcaa 53 E. Main p- ..AA American Fork 756-5202 ONLY $89.14 a month, for $2,500 today. Amount Tetm Mo. 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