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Show NEWS, Brigham Gty, UtaK Tuesday, September 26, 1961 THE BOX EIDER jC BIRTHS The following births are reported from Cooley Memorial hospital during the past week: Kenley C. and Hawley Rogers THEATRE DRIVE-I- N Palmer, Brigham City, boy. Sept. OPEN P.M. 1 DAILY 16. SOUTH Lee Thomas and Beulah Monk Simmons, City, girl, Brigham Sept. 19. BRIGHAM UTAH PA PHONE Blaine Munford and Beth Bott Beard Anderson, Ogden, boy, on Sept. 20. LeRoy Randolph and Charlotte Mae Schwartz Crow, Brigham City, boy. Sept. 23. Farrell Dean and NaDene Kent Wiser, Brigham City, girl. Sept. OF PERRY, 3-24- LAST TIME TONIGHT 55 no answer call PA If CITY 1 3-- 31 3 HOUSE OF USHER I I t "I- v , ) Richard Ogden and Marcia Ann Morgan Christiansen, Brigham City, boy. Sept. 24. Wallace Pete and Faye Robbins Christensen, Brigham City, boy, Sept. 24. . MM .. Mrs. Calvin Andrus, Mrs. Eldon Coffman and Mrs. Malcolm E. McDon- TO LEAD DISCUSSION aid study family cycle charts to be used in Family Life Education program discussions scheduled to start Thursday evening in Brigham City. Included in the program will be parents of Bunderson area children who will enter first grade in 1962. i.. . pre-scho- Family Life Education Program - Gets Underway Locally Sept. 28 Brigham City is one of several communities in four western states to be selected to participate in a special project m studying famin the Rocky ily life education Mountain area. Bunderson school has been chosen to represent one of the ten schools in Utah to participate in this experiment. The grouping that has been chosen for Bunderchilson is parents of dren. Parents whose first child will enter first grade in September, 1962 at Bunderson school will discussion participate in this group in the study planned for the pre-scho- area. Z THAT 24. I ' ELECTRIC THUNDER OVER HAWAII women, experts in this type of work, have attended a workshop at USU this past summer and they will lead this discussion group. The leaders are Mrs. Malcolm McDonald, an active PTA worker, and Mrs. Eldon Coffman, a teacher at Intermountain school. The group will meet at Hervin Bunderson school, 641 East Second North, each week for six to ten weeks, beginning Thursday, Sept. 28. Meeting times will be from s 7:30 to 10 p. m. and eligible are urged to attend and join the study group. TWO LOCAL high age. National Congress of Parents and Teachers and the American Social Health Association are beginning the second year of their joint effort to improve the amount and quality of family life education in the Rocky Mountain area. as identified This organization, the Rocky Mountain Project in Family Life education, has projects in Utah, Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico. General aim of the project has been to select pilot operations that will be both unique and experimental and will contribute to the stability of family lile in the area and elsewhere. MUCH PLANNING and preparation have gone into the project m as to be carried out in Brigham City. Mrs. Calvin S. Andrus, Bunderson PTA president, has been local chairman for the drive, along with Edward Ward, who is workwith the ing as liaison officer school board. With the beginning of the dis-- , S, cussion groups each Thursday evening, the project will get un-- 1 derway in Brigham City as its second year work begins on the four pilot states. It is hoped by the committee that much can be learned about improving the qual- THE UTAH state committee has ity of family life education in the chosen to woik towards the goals area the weeks of discus' of the project by experimenting sion. during with groupings of parents in a series of groups, such as that formed at Bunderson Workers Sabbaticals CHICAGO (UPI) Sabbatical school, our groupings are being used in addition to the parents ot leave, a custom for university children. The other professors, was proposed by the four are parents of youths of high Packing-hous- e Workers Union In school age, parents and children bargaining with Swift & Co. It in the first grade classroom, par- asked the company to give ements in a particular neighborhood ployees 13 weeks ofl with pay evand parents and youth of junior ery five years. HEATERS AR KEEP WILL YOU Wednesday thru Saturday THE MADNESS OF LOVE AND WAR! JS 'V ! Starring RICHARD DENNING in color WARM LAST TIME TONIGHT FREE HEARING AID CLINIC TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IN-C- Shamed in the streets... fighting for survival r: T? $S 4? -- 2 ...AiXD Vengeance! 26 from HOTEL 10 a.m. until of HAVE TIME To GET . i'.vl 1W married! 3 p.m. 0 A DiNO LMJRENTIIS PRODUCTION and a FREE AUDIOMERTIC HEARING TEST. BELTONE 2431 She didnt .. Vou are cordially invited to attend regardless of make of hearing aid you are now wearing. Take advuntage So busy with her children.. j This is a FREE SERVICE conducted by Mr. Clive Woodbury at the BRIGHAM PRICE AND 23. David M. and Marilou Bergess Bisch, Brigham City, girl, Sept. 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