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Show J HEALTH FOR YOUTH To Better Future For Children JsPTA's Goal "First Things First" was the theme of the regional conference UL Lilt! UICLI! ungicas ui raitius and Teachers held in Delta last Wednesday afternoon and in Fiill-more Fiill-more that night. The 4-point PTA program, school education, health, . ( home and family life education i ' and world citizenship was furthred : through the discussions. J The Delta meet was in charge ' of Mrs. Ruth Steele, president of Delta PTA, and held in the Delta . high school auditorium. Represen-1 Represen-1 tatives from each eWst Millard unit attended with their presidents Mrs. Chloe Hilton, Hinckley; Mrs. ' Marvin Lovell, Oak City; Mrs. Grace Fielding, Leamington; Harry Har-ry McCardell, Lynndyl; Mrs. Ethel Skeem, Oasis, and Ferrell K. Walker, Walk-er, Sutherland. Supt. A. M. Maugh-an, Maugh-an, of Millard district, Chrystal Maughan, supervisor, Roger B. Honeyman, school coordinator, & Miss Wilma Wixom, school nurse for West Millard, also attended. Mrs. George H. Johnson, Hold-en, Hold-en, regional director, led the audience audi-ence in repeating the objects of PTA, and introduced the guests. Principal speaker was Mrs.' E. W. Emery, Atchison, Kansas, representative re-presentative of the national congress. con-gress. Mrs. Emery has 25 years of wide and varied experience as a i parent-teacher leader. I The meeting closed with reports I by the secretaries, and next PTA meeting will be held after the opening of the school year. Millard I county schools will open Monday, 1 September 6, with registration for high school students during the week beginning August 30, and elementary students on Friday, Sept. 3. j |
