Pleasant Grove Review | 1933-11-10 | Page 1 | To Patrons of High School

TO PATRONS OF HIGH SCHOOL 1 The best development that can come to an individual is the development develop-ment of gratitude and an ability to appreciate. The surest indication of this, on the part of young people, is a willingness to help themselves, thus relieving their parents of some of the responsibility relative to their education both in school and out. A number of girls of the Pleasant Grove High School have expressed a willing desire to do part-time work in order to meet some of the expense ex-pense incident to a high school course. Some difficulty arises in the girls do not know where to make application for work. Often, mothers moth-ers and housekeepers do not know where to get help by the hour or by the day. Arrangements have been made at the High School to meet these problems. prob-lems. People wanting girls for housework, cooking, cleaning, laundry laun-dry work or tending children may call Miss Fenton at the High School any day from 3:15 to 4:00 o'clock. Calls should be made as early as possible so that care and consideration considera-tion may be given in making appointments.