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Show Wednedy, November 11, Pauami OHinmirlC -- y &lje V' Papon. Park View School (Eljrmticle 465-922- PUBLISHERS Kent and Robin FueUenbach MANAGING EDITOR Kent FueUenbach The Payson Chronicle (UPS 424-16Is published each Wednesday at 12 South Main Payson, Utah. Second class postage is paid at Payson, Utah Post Office 84651, and entered as second class mail. send address Postmaster changes to Payson Chronicle, P.O. Box 385, Payson, Utah ' Library receives funds for VCR Linda Collard, head librarian of Payson City Library, announced that the library would be receiving a VCR. The VCR gift program commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Carnegie Corporation. The program is sponsored by the American Library Association and the Carnegie Corporation with the goal of enhancing the role of video cassettes in libraries. The VCR will be purchased from a grant awarded by the Carnegie Corporation. Payson was chosen as one of 600 public from libraries across the nation to receive the grant, and the only library in Utah. The 1,681 U.S. public libraries built with funding from philanAndrew Carnegie thropist were eligible. In the spirit of the original library Carnegie funding program, libraries who applied agreed to match the funds for a minitor. The VCR will cost $350 and is to be matched with funds from the city to purchase a television monitor. According to Collard, the VCRmonitor unit will be used for moviestory time in the summer, administrative training, and other needs by the public. Videos will be used on a basis from the state library. that she had trust and confidence in her. Merlin, Sandras husband, was the second person who greatly changed her life. He taught her the philosophy that happiness comes from within and to not rely on others for their happiness. This had a she big impact on my life, 16-1- great Christmas and birthday gifts. Also, our Tupperware Raisers has been extended until after Christmas. Order your Tupperware through our school. For information call the class about Petes disease which medicine wont cure. Pete has diabetes. He said that 1200 people have diabetes, which means about 50 people in Payson have the disease. Dr. Williams taught the class about blood sugar levels and the things Pete must do to keep his blood sugar level at 125, which is normal. The class discussed the need for insulin and the fact that Pete needs snacks every 3 to 4 hours. Snacks that raise blood sugar level fastest are raisins, orange juice, and apple juice. The class learned that what you eat doesnt cause diabetes. It was a worthwhile experience to have Dr. Williams visit Petes class. The first grade classes at Park View School had a fun day on October 30, 1987. The teachers, Mrs. Hassard and Mrs. Johnson, and the students dressed as their favorite folk heroes or fantasy characters in connection with e their studies of real and lieterature. Some of the characters represented were: Peter Pan, Captain Hook, Tigger, Davy Crockett, Snow White, Casper the Ghost, Johnny Appleseed, Minnie Mouse, Petes Dragon, the Little Witch, and Snow Whites mother (witch). Park View is excited to be having a month of activities during November. The reflections contest, Wonders of the World, will be held with four separate divisions. The categories include music, visual literature, and photography. Students wishing to participate can pick up the rules from the school office or call Judy Thomas at The PTA will be receiving entries the week of November They will be on display the week of November Hurry and get your entries in because the contest ends on the 13th. Good luck! OFFICE MANAGER Diana Spencer School Mews On November 9 the book fair will be held. Come and buy books. They will make Dr. Dwight Williams visited his son, Pete, and his first grade class at Park View School. Dr. Williams discussed diseases that children get which are curable with medicine such as ear infections. He then told 12 South Main or P.O. Box 385 1 Payson, Utah 84651 84651. 1987, page 2 465-293- 3. said. With these two people touching her life, Sandra has gone on to influence other lives. She is Thanksgiving vacation November to the Congratulations Spotlight Students for the month of October: Leese Martinson, fifth grade; Alishia Baker, fourth grade; Eric Zeeman, third grade; Wayne Forsey and Nathan Holt, second grade; Juan Montano and Aaron Court, first grade; and Ryan Depew, kindergarten. We are very grateful to those who supported our October activities. We appreciate the willingness of those who helped with the carnival. We still need more support, however, and would hope that you can and will find time to help us with the future activities. Park View PTA wishes everyone a nice Thanksgiving. 25-2- 7. continues to influence her five children: Marilee, 17; Jeff, 16; Jaron, 13; Deborah, 11; and Juliann, 7. She also has influenced students in her teaching. In Salt Lake she taught first grade one year, then moved to Salem where she taught two years-fi- rst and third grades. For the past two years she has been teaching first grade at Park View. Sandra graduated from South High School, and went on to BYU where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Human and Development Family Relations. She chose the field of elementary education because she likes watching the children grow. In first grade the children are happy at what they achieve-th- ey compete against themselves, not each other. I love to see them be and content. She happy recently wrote individual notes to each of the students to attach on their report cards and in each one she felt they were all happy students. She would also like to influence the children to have a I want positive them to be confident in self and good attitudes. I also want them to have a desire to read, along with the right reading Park View School Teacher Feature make-believ- self-estee- She enjoys working skills. at Park View because the faculty is close. We get along well and are very helpful. I like the small, cozy atmos- Sandra Johnson, first grade teacher at Park View, has been influenced by two people. The first was her mother, Eleanor Bandley, who lives in Salt Lake City. She instilled in Sandra the belief that she could accomplish anything she set out to do. Eleanor was always supportive and showed Sandra 465-391- 16-2- 0. free-loa- n phere. Besides teaching, Sandra crossword enjoys reading, puzzles, sewing, and making memory books for her children. She enjoys being part of her childrens lives. With her desire to touch lives, and her teaching ability, she will always have a positive influence in the lives of the students she teaches. Peteetneet School pringlake general Gas & Groceries Propanesaies anti freeze reg. $3 95 now only $2 19 Propane fuel tank 14.1 oz. sale $2 16.4oz. sale $2 79 Indoor extension cords 49 gal. 6' cord 9' cord 12 cord glue gun $5" coating for R Vs 10 off $7" reg. CordlessGlue Gun Roof $24" $1979 reg. glue sticks 10 for $1 00 Duct off regular price hand tools 10 20 cord pouch reg. 14 95 tape $2 75 99 $p $P $P P 39 reg. 8 attended enjoyed the fun and good dinner, and we were pleased that it was such a positive experience. During November, the children need to be preparing for the Reflections Contest. Information will be coming home with the students, so watch for the announcement. Those who are interested can pick up the rules at the school office. We hope the parents now only 9 Lawn & Leaf bags only 5 Air Deflectors 95 all 15 cord Tool On behalf of the Peteetneet PTA, we would like to thank everyone who helped make the Halloween carnival a success. A special thanks to Loran and Edith Bishop and their family for the excellent spook alley, and Sharon Marvin for the dinner. Also, without the parents, teachers and PTA board the event would not have been a success. Those who . RVand Hardware supplies RV 29 for 2 in. x 60 yard Microwave cook 1259 now reg. 539 10" wrench reg. now 709 set $9" School Lunch Peteetneet School Teacher Feature Nov. 11th WEDNESDAY Mangers Choice 12 Pint Chocolate Milk November 12th THURSDAY Chicken Fried Steak with Potatoes Whipped Chicken Gravy Mixed Vegetables Whole Wheat Roll Egg Applesauce Cake No with Red Velvet Icing November 13th FRIDAY Hot Turkey Ham & Cheese on Buttered Bun Ella Rae Otten She is a grandmother of seven boys and seven girls. And she continues this love to other children she teaches. I feel that I have a class of grandchildren. I can love and said Ella Rae spoil them, Otten, a kindergarten teacher at Peteetneet. Ella Rae graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Physical Education, Health and Recreation, with a minor in music. She later went back and got her certificate in Elementary Education. She taught two years at Lincoln Jr. High School, taught first grade at Layton for three years, and taught first grade at Hyrum, and then substituted. She has been teaching first grade at Peteetneet for the past five years. She enjoys little children. I love watching them develop, grow, and learn. They are so enthusiastic and they appreciate everything they do. Kindergarten is so much fun. She wants them to continue this desire for learning. I hope I fill their need to learn and they will continue this desire for learning. I want them to enjoy life. Peteetneet is a great school to be teaching in. I love the are faculty and principal-one happy family. The faculty loves to teach and they are dedicated, they are concerned and give the best instruction. The small school atmosphere is fun, too. In five years she would like to be at home, and retired. She is married to Leaun Otten, a seminary teacher. They are the parents of seven children: Patty, 33; Lee Ann, Orange Wedge Tossed Salad with Choice of Dressing French Fries Catsup White Cake with Hot Fudge Sauce MONDAY November 16th Spaghetti with Meat & Cheese Buttered Green Beans Green Salad with Dressing Sopapilla with Peanut or Honey Spread November TUESDAY Sauce Ranch Butter 17th with et Cat- Mustard French Fries Buttered Mixed Vegetables Apple Wedge Rocky Road Pudding sup & Nov. 18th WEDNESDAY Pizza Pepperoni Buttered Whole Kernel Com Green Salad with Choice of Dressing Sweet Roll NOTE: All meals served with 12 Pint Milk - subject to change without notice. Retired School Employees set i , November 18th we 32; Gloria, 25; Glen, 24; Coral Lee, 20; Doraleen, 19; and Karen, 17. She enjoys doing many things with her family, but also enjoys music, singing, outdoor activities, sports, hunting, and the domestic qualities of cooking and sewing. The daughter of John and Coral Liechty, they raised her and her brother well. Ella Rae feels her mother influenced her because She taught me to appreciate people and to serve. She is a loving person and she was a friend to everyone. She was 30 years alone, and taught me welJ.H Another influence One 11x14 and a wood frame only reg. 8 29 now 6 25 638 meeting The Retired School Employees of Nebo District will meet Wednesday, November 18th, at 2:00 p.m. in the Nebo District board room. The program committee, under the direction of Raymond Peterson, has arranged for a presentation on China by Ardell DeHart, Arvil and Georganna Huff, and Clark and Virginia Stewart. Also included on the program will be a musical presentation by Chantilly Lace, a group of ladies from the Nebo District area. All retired school employees of Nebo District are encouraged to meet with this organization and renew friendships with fellow workers and enjoy the presentations. 1V 0.50 For every portrait special taken this November spray enamel sale $1 09reg.$l59 RV students to be and to want to give their best work, not have it forced. With this attitude, the children will always feel that their teacher fulfilled their learning needs. CHRISTMAS Family Portrait Special Nature print household mats 485 now in her life is her husband. He is a good companion. Ella Rae would like her 1 131 Hobby plier set reg. 1239 now ll15 8wrench will encourage their students to participate in the Reflections Contest. The students can enter one or all categories - there is no limit. The works must be $5 rebate, $4" total 4 pc pi ier set reg. : original for the contest. The theme this year is Wonders of the World with divisions in Visual Arts, Photography, Literature and Music. The deadline will be in December, so watch for the announcement. We wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving. 21 - 28 at our studio, we will donate $8 00 to the Scout organiztion of your choice. heater special Thermex Cataltic Heater reg. $199 now on sale for $179 Help We carry recreation trailer & camper parts & accesories hitches, couplers, plumbing supplies, electrical supplies, trans coolers ect. located 3 miles south ot Payson, Highway 6. instalation & Phone 0pen6ajn.tolUpjm. PHOTOGRAPHY Scouting grow with our Christmas Family Portrait Special. service available 465-431- 2 jp Call our Studio for your appointment 465-952- 9 192 South 500 West Payson Lf 4 1 4 |
