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Show cr,-- Free classes help parents Obituaries encourage child's success Parent with children in A1nin School District interested in learning how to raise responsible chil- dren are invited to join free classes beginning in September. The aeries of nine classes, sponsored by The Gathering Place, will teach parents how to help their children take more responsibility, accept and obey family rules, develop betterjudgment, learn to talk with parents, cooperate with siblings, and feel good about themselves. The course, "Developing Capable YoungPeople" offers free child care and refreshments for the children while the parents learn more about how to be a successful parent in the '80's, and how to make the job of parenting easier and more enjoy- The first cessions ofclasses will be taught at Greenwood Elementary, American Fork, from 9 p.m., and at Sharon Elementary, Orem, from 9 pjn. Both classes will begin the week of September 18, but the day of the week will be determined later. Parents are invited to enroll in the classes as soon as possible as enrollment is limited. For information or to register, please call Roberta Magarrell or Peggy Alleman at The or Donna Gathering Place, Sandstrom at Alpine School District, Ella Fern Robinson Maxfield, 67, Pleasant Grove, died Sept 1, 1989 at the American Fork Hospital. She was born Sept. 6, 1921 in Vineyard to Frank and Edna Allen Robinson. She married Grant A. Maxfield July 23, 1940 in Pleasant Grove. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She was an active member of the LDS Church living in the Pleasant Grove 2nd Ward. She had served in various church positions, her favorite being Relief Society, which she served as president in 7-- 7-- 226-225- 756-848- 6. macy; "Surviving Childhood: Dealing with Being Different";" "Heal groups for recovery from compulsive behaviors also will be meeting at the Alpine Center. In addition, one seminar will be presenting on overcoming shame and improving family American Fork Junior Seminary next to American Fork Junior High. Ostler said the class will deal with the last portion of the D&C (starting with Sec. 124) and with modern revelation. The class is sponsored by the BYU Department of Continuing Education and coincides with the Gospel Doctrine class i taught in LDS Sunday School: Class will begin Wednesday, Sept. 13, from 7 to 9 p.m. and will continue at the same time period each subsequent Thursday for 10 weeks. Cost is $10 and registration will be held the first three weeks of class. For more information, contact 4 or at Ostler at Ostler has taught at the American Fork and Lehi Junior High School Seminaries for the past several years and is now an instructor at Orem Junior Seminary. 225-520- The Timpanogos Chapter of the Utah Music Teacher's Association will hold its opening meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 13 at 10 a.m. at the Sharon Greenwood residence, 24 N. 900 East, American Fork. Dayne's Musk Company has been invited to introduce and display newly published music. The music group's purpose is to provide continuing education for music teachers of piano, instrumental and voice. All members are urged to attend and an invitation is music extended to all teachers as well. Anyone desiring further information please call Jean Franklin non-memb- er 768-830- Classifieds help your cash flow; y Monday 3 (Si all pattern Butterick :i Vogue Simplicity Kwik Sew New Look :i am MM m mm M h w M T M Mi Mk Mk mm mm mm - tMw 1 (4ik.i fcl ..SIM bJ.W. JJ UJJ OFF mm. torn as Plus 6 per Utah Law. all Mie OUR REGULAR 70 trnw warjy 1 If US Off THE BODY SHOP Aerobics By DEBBIE KIRKHAM Fall Class Begin Mon. Spt. 1 1 , 1 989 RETAIL PRICES Does not include upholstery, fur or vinyl BULK SHOULDER PADS SURE LOCK VELCR0 Assorted styles & sizes. Suggested retail to $6.00 pair Suggested retail to $3.49 yd. Time and Place: Mon. Thur. and Wed. 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. O" Utah National Guard armory 348 E. Main - Lehi 8:30 to 9:30 p.m City Building 95 EICON. Price: $2.00 per clasi or you may purchase -- T or 1" wide Lehi CORDUROY TERRY CLOTH a monthly pess. Full For more Info. Call 768-8- 1 Pinwalefeatherwale. Full bolts and rolls. to $6.98 yd. retail Suggested bolts. Suggested retail to $5.98 yd. 19 BURN FAT, SHAPE UP AND HAVE FUN! yd. yd. 45" wide 45" to 60" wide KNIT FLAT EYELET LaCoste, Jersey, Sport. Designer lengths. Suggested retail to $4.98 yd. White, natural and colors. As available. Suggested retail to 98' yd. 2' yd. 60" wide NYLON CAMOUFLAGE Full rolls. Suggested Alpine Center for Mental Health and Human Services ... enhancing the quality of life. Serving the community's mental health needs since 1985. 756-366- 4 State, An. Fork 756-965- 2. Music teachers to meet Wed. in Am. Fork by 7 p.m. E. McCalls this year by Craig Ostler at the 9 1050 William K. Robinson. An adult LDS religion class focusing on the Doctrine and Covenants and LDS history will be taught 756-766- Place Do-gai- n nlijjn Jex, Orem; 17 grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; three brothers and two sisters: Mrs. LeGrand (Elma) Larson and religion class begins Sept. 13 at The Jolley Store Services were held Tuesday, Sept. 5, in the Pleasant Grove 2nd Ward. Burial was in the Pleasant Grove City. I Cemetery. and two daughters: Paul G. Maxfield, Pleasant Mrs. Kent Grove; (Janet) Wells, Pleasant Grove; Don R. Maxfield, Richfield; Vaughn K. Maxfield, Roy; Mrs. Douglas G. (SueAnn) Adult LDS 785-896- 500 her husband of Pleasant Grove; three sons communication for couples, parenting, teen mothers, Vietnam veterans and wives of vets, post military Self-hel- p Box of Allen Robinson, Pleasant Grove. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, with a special talent for making lifetime friends. She is survived by ations. These include such topics as dealing with anxiety, improving ofAmerican Fork; Mrs. Virgil (Helen) Walker, Lindon; Glen Robinson, "Penny" Brigham City; Frank 1 Sleeping Bags Individually Wrapped Drinking Straws both her ward. ing from Divorce" (adult and children's group). Support and self-hel-p groups will be available for a variety of situ- retirement. On sale now thru Tues., Sept. 12: Ella R. Maxfield able. Alpine Center sets counseling groups The Alpine Center for Mental Health announces ongoingtherapy and support groups for fall. Groups will begin the third week of September. Therapy groups will be run by professional therapists. Insurance often pays a substantial part of the fee. Groups are being. offered to help men, women, children and adolescents. Groups include: "Women in Midlife: In Search of Self;" "Men in the 1990's;" adolescent therapy groups; substance abuse groups; "Couples: The Dance of Inti- u . 321 E. 300 tl., Suit A, fcssrican Fork L yd. BONDED BAIT YARDAGE Suggested retail to $1.69 yd. retail to $3.98 yd. yd. yd. 45" 45" wide oao, Qsu to uQoq worn cuQ x 4.4 oz. 000 'iQHMiro1 . |
