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Show Petersboro SERVING Smithlield, Richmond, Lewiston, Hyde Park, Amalga, Benson, Cove, Cornish, Trenton, Ciarkston, Newton, Cache Junction and THURSDAY, ,JAHCH 14, 1974 XH HO. 11 Big Brush-i- n Held at Lewiston School Summit School Fourth-grader- s Give Program students at SumA challenge was made to all mit School in Smithfield per- to lode at what we as parents formed for their parents at the are teaching our children. Thursday-nig- ht meeting recently of the Parent-Teache- rs Associa- - , Dr. Jenson suggested bodes tion. to help parents, one of which, Under the direction of teacher authored by T. H. Bell- -" Your Vickie Orme, the students preChilds Intellect-- is particularsented a program of singing and ly helpful, and he suggested dialogue with patriotism as their pamphlets available through the theme. extension services of C a c h e Using Oroff instruments, the County. children accompanied themselves, adding a piece played Dr. Jenson concluded the eveon the recorders. ning of successful teaching with Cadet-teach- er Teena Morten-se- n this poem. of Sky View High School accompanied them on the clarinet. ILL BE LIKE YOU Other fourth-grad- e teachers assisting were Lois Sorenson, To get his goodnight kiss Joyce Lower and Dale Rindlis-bache- r. He stood beside my chair one Fourth-grad- conducted SIIERKY GILBERT instructs students of Lewiston School at the big brush-i- n there recently. Principal Joseph Timmins reports that the event was most successful. Association. Ms. Lewistonian Barbara Phillips was chairman, representing the Parent-Teachedental-healt- h in instruction month that the February kindergarten during Phillips reports through second grade children learned to use fluoride toothpaste, while third- - through mastered the use of dental floss. Kathy Lukin of the state department of health instructed local P:TA women in how to teach these methods at the brush in. rs sixth-grade- rs -- e Diane Weeks, president of the Parent - Teachers Association, introduced the guest speaker. Dr. Glen Jenson, family-- and specialist at Utah State University. He spoke on the topic ''emotional health. His theme was "preparing Today for Tomorrow's World. Dr. Jenson m told parents, "Build in your child. For each negative message, you should have twenty positive messages. child-developm- self-estee- Trenton Cubs Hold Blue and Gold He also stated: "Differences children can be appreciated and he suggested that parents make a list of what they want to teach their children, and then to find a way to teach concepts by making daily goals. :in Banquet by Carolee Beckstead , TRENTON -- The annual Blue and Gold awards banquet for Cub Scouts was held Wednesday evening at the Trenton LDS Ward cultural hall, under the direction of Cubmaster Lavor Hatch and den mothers Elva Hatch and Ladawn Miner. The flag ceremony was pre- His little arms crept round my neck And then I heard him say Four simple words I shan't forget Four words that made me pray They turned a mirror on my soul On secrets no one knew They startled me, I hear them yet He said, Ill be like you. f TRENTON In two meetings of the Trenton city council held in March on the 5th and 12th Mayor Merlin Andrew reports A I And as I gathered in my arms The son God gave to me I thanked the lad for being good And hoped he'd always be Trenton Considers Planning, Zoning sented by Webelos Paul Miner, Blake Hatch and Phillip Peart. A skit called ' 'America was given by Cub Scouts Daren Bub tars, Jeff Robinson, Brent Ben nett, Kerry Bennett, Todd Oswald, Don Ezola, Jay Cottle, Danny Miner, Michael Covert and Michael Spackman. The boys also sang a song composed by Elva Hatch. Awards were given to Webelos Paul Miner, . Phillip Peart and Blake Hatch. Michael Covert and Michael Spackman were welcomed into the den. hot supper was served to seventy parents and family member s. Favors were toy Cub Scouts, and the color scheme of blue ami gold was dominant. night And raised an eager face to me A face with love alight TERRY SPACKMAN of Richmond, left, and ElRay Schumann of Lewiston, are two of seven members of Sky View High Schools Future Farmers of America selected to receive state farmers degrees at the upcoming state convention. that Trentons seasonal problems are well in hand. Chief among the towns business this month has been the appointment of a committee to study planning and zoning for this northwestern Cache County agricultural community of some 600 inhabitants, mostly dairy farmers. Mayor Andrew says that in Tuesday's session the council determined it would distribute questionnaires seeking townspeoples opinions on planning and zoning. Going over what I got at the orientation meeting of Utah mayors, Mr. Andrew elucidated, my councilmen and I came up with several new ideas for the town. The monthly session referred to was held in Salt Lake City on March 8. The mayor reported that the ideas gained there were useful, and some of them can be adapted to the needs of Trenton. He also stated that the town's road equipment is in need of repair, and referred specifically to a plan to weld the block on the road-grade- r. If this is not feasible, Mr. Andrew said, we'll hire someone to grade our roads. The mayor also said that the council studied the matter of newly-applied-f- or water hook- ups after that date (March 12), and indicated that the rate for this service is liable to rise. No (See TRENTON, page 2) |