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Show IT, JIXY 23, 1370 Ecitcrial "33 CS.'Jd Rj03?rjQ Of Yer Far Resiients, Visifors TfeS Steel Days Celebration ItS, AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN TI day event, Councilman Harold W. Anderson, is dua a hearty vote of thanks from aTl residents resi-dents of the community and the large number of visitors the celebration drew from neighboring neighbor-ing cities. The 1970 Steel Days Celebration Celebra-tion might be compared to the structure of an iceberg, the surface sur-face portion seen by the jr'blic only a small part of the whole. For the celebrants who had three fun-filled days of ex citing events, the celebration was, indeed, a three-day event. Work on the 1970 celebration, however, actually ac-tually began immediately after the 1969 celebration was completed. com-pleted. Committee work has been in progress since February, with many of the plans and events scheduled prior to that time. Countless hours of work and effort have been involved, with each individual event requiring extensive planning, committee work and sustained effort to produce. pro-duce. The continuity of the present pres-ent Steel Days committee is excellent, ex-cellent, with control and support for 1970 is no history, going down in the record books as one of the biggest, best community celebrations ever sponsored by American Fork City. Gceeral chairman of the three- j? :sr stats JUST IQ'U TO OUR louJ PICE& 0 Li Y BUDGET 7 THE ALL PURPOSE sorted i a real re-al for oming e ELVti CM If I cm I x F t3 s .i Turmifiu n3 fo AUJi r ivorct ill Large 8" Surface""" mm& jl If "TWO-IN-ONE" il I SCREVVY a. 50UEEOIE-N' SPONGE LSN. 11 it COMBINATION "x's't case lot DfTITr Vets DOA il food m Laij2 Can SPRy RAIN-WAVE OSCILLATING SPRINKLER The mott popuUr lawn ip'inkler on the market today. Thii tpnnMer cover a 2200 lq. ft, area with 4 toft rainmtil, ' and 'tl fully djuitsble for deiired area GUARANTEED FOR A FULL YEAR IND0&&- GOT DO ft -' ,Wif' WITH CONTOURED PILLOW 1.49 Value Sale Priced PLASTIC COATED PLAYING CARDS The very besl deal m town A Ime deck pi plastic J coated playing ijf cards Boed 'oocoont PLATES I ILJ iTST t.. "40 oz. BSQUCK, PITTED 1 I LAI .lfiffl v SHE- I Tin riiw i Vcukb I a.-L Eggs We Will be OPEN 4 'VIOPTifN B HuaW Jt ' jt o J- 'J - V-- VP Ivrmniiriiii irnrrni uniiinii wi--"riivlyevij:fiiuwriJ Dr. D. H. Soressoa Dr. D. M. SrHson Elimad Assistet D::n af B. Y. U. Dr. David M. Sorenson is one of two assistant deans named in the reorganization of Brig-ham Brig-ham Young University's Dean of Students office, according to announcement an-nouncement made by President Ernest L. Wilkinson. L.S. Curtis is the other assistant dean. They will assist Dean of Stu dents J. Elliot Cameron. Dr. Sor enson's new title will be Dean of Students for Health and Counseling. Counsel-ing. He will be directly responsible respon-sible for the Health Center, Counseling Coun-seling Center andTesting Center. He will continue to teach part time (one graduate course) in the Psychology Department. Dr. Sorenson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferril M. Sorenson of American Fork. He was born in Spring City. The Sorensons moved mov-ed to American Fork when he was seven. He graduated from high school here in 1954 and during his school years was most active in basketball and track and was a member of the National Honor Society. In 1961 he received a B.A. degree from BtU,withaphysical science major and a minor in psychology. He received his Ed. M. from Harvard in 1962. Dr. Sorenson was a math teacher teach-er and counselor at Winchester Junior High School, Mass. (1962-1965); (1962-1965); assistant professor of psychology psy-chology and assistant director of pupil personal services at Bent-ley Bent-ley College, Boston, (1965-1967); filled an internship at Harvard U n i v e r s i t y ' s Health Services (1965-68) and during 1968-69 was a psychologist there: In 1969 he came to BYU as assistant as-sistant professor of psychology and a counselor in the Counseling Counsel-ing Center. From 1966 to 1969 Dr. Sorenson worked on a doctorate at Harvard from which he obtained his Ed. D. in February of 1970. Dr. Sorenson has authored a chaptfer in the book, soon to be off the press, entitled"The Emotional Emo-tional Problems of Students." The chapter deals with the ability abil-ity of college students to deal with the demands and stress of college. His main research centers cen-ters on the coping behaviors of supplied by the city council, as a chairman and co-chairman serve together. The 1970 celebration was a quality celebration, with everything every-thing kept first class. Events were well scheduled and olanned to give many residents of the community an opportunity to participate par-ticipate either as an entrant or spectator in activities geared to their particular liking. It was a family celebration all the way. About six years r?o, this writer writ-er attended a meeting of city of ficials and interested citizens who were attempting to revive the then defunct Steel Days Celebration. Cel-ebration. One of those attending, a prominent businessman, was against a revival, taking the stand that American Fork had outgrown a community celebration. He has been proven wrong! Admittedly, the celebration requires re-quires great effort, personal sacrifice sac-rifice and at times financial support sup-port of those who are called to serve the community as committee commit-tee members. It is often a thankless thank-less task, with criticism frequently fre-quently directed at those in charge without thought of extenuating exten-uating circumstances of long range plans which dictated action. ac-tion. A celebration such as we have just enjoyed Is a unifying, upbuilding up-building force which gives us community identity and provides impetus to keep American Fork in a position of leadership, the city where great things are accomplished: ac-complished: the city sponsoring the best community celebration in Utah County.... American Fork Steel Days! students, I.e., those abilities and functions which allow one to successfully suc-cessfully master the tasks and difficulties that come his way. Psychologists have long focused on finding out what's wrong with a person. The coping approach is an attempt to assess his positive posi-tive attributes and what he has going for him within his personality. person-ality. 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