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Show Iloonevelt, Utah Thursday, August 12, 1971 HTANDAKD PTA V S to be organized at Union High School. An effort li being made to organize a PTA at Union high school to function during the coming school year. Or-v- el Hulllnger, principal, explained that choolf having PTA groups have a better chance to fill the needs of students. He cited the following list of reasons why school needs PTA. Parents working together to understand their responsibilities as parents and committing themselves to fulfilling that reParents working together sponsibility. toward actions to eliminate drug abuse, Parents Including smoking and alcohoL working with community organizations to provide mental health centers, recreational facilities, and programs which recognize the positive efforts of young people. Parents working with educators to understand school finance and evaluate school curriculum, guidance services, the school lunch program and school safety. Parents meeting together on a committee basis who are Identifying the student, school, community needs and problems In their own area and actively seeking solution to meet these needs. Parents individually and collectively contacting the legislators who are responsible fro laws which affect children and youth, with a background and understanding of legislation to adequately effect those legislators. Parents working together who are representative of the total school population rather than the affluent, influential few, and parents work- -; lng together directly responsible to you for approval of their plans and actions. ; Special attention should be given to "Parents working together who are representative of the total school population rather than the affluent, Influential A P.T.A. at Union High School few." would make It possible for all communities represented by the school student-bod- y to "stand up and be heard." "H you are Interested in a P.T.A. at Union High School this year please contact the school and we will set a date and time for the first meeting," said Orvel Hulllnger, principal. j w 111 Un 1 y0 tji 3i WE CAN FURNISH: r? (Pfl-- 3e sr-- yjSAf $THS. "" &5f I T" ' , fmVSSmm I'Jafli 584 Mk MlMafl nfca siiVneg'M' V 637-- 1 SiSiSt 70 NOSTM w 522 IAST PtKl Attending the trwnt IntermounUin arrhery competition .( nPar ,!,. pijy weM. Mr AnrriJi Mr- - Allnd. Eric NrlNon, (iiirdim I'eterwm and Bob Dunitmore. All made exrellrnt worm during the mert. luncheon was held at the home of Mrs. Wilms Sleight to honor Mrs. Carole Bowers who Is moving to Payson. There were 14 of her close friends who attended to wish her well In her new home. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Stafford last week was her sister, I'l'Hiltii'HM Miss Kathleen Gates, Provo, visited over the weekend with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barney. They attended the UDIC in Roosevelt. The Duchesne Second ward Boy Scouts made a trip to the high Ulntahs last week for several days. They were accompanied by Verl Behrmann. Visiting over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nlles Earl were his sister and family, Mrs. and Mis. Roy Reldhead and two boys from Washington, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin KlelbasaandTom Casey were In Salt Lake Thursday of last week where they attended the wedding of their sister, Ann Marie Casey and Gerald Lloyd Seager. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Esauk and children of Las Vegas are visiting this week with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Esauk. Blake has won an paid trip for he and his wife to South America In September, plus a $700 bonus for volume boat Mrs. Nell Hero and sons of Provo. John Stafford spent last week in Guam and Hawaii with the air force reserves. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stewart of Arapahoe, Neb., were here visiting their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacob son and Coming to pick them up were family. her sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. 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