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Tb OREGON STATESMAN, Salem Orexjon. Wednesday Morning. August 2S, 1942
!
Seek Teachers
In Jap Camps
University of Oregon
Man Presents Task
To Normal Students
MONMOUTH Dr. William C.
Jones, bead of the department ol
political science at the University
of Oregon, who is temporarily
serving as recruiting officer for
war relocation authority, visited
the placement bureau for teach
ers at Oregon College of Educa
tion, this week. He was seeking
teachers for the Japanese intern
ment camps 1 in Idaho, Utah and
Arizona.
Doctor' Jones stated that this
specific teacher need would offer
applicants an excellent opportun
ity to serve their country in the
emergency; - that salaries will be
liberal; and several hundred
teachers will be required. Teacher
qualifications for these posts are
high. The minimum for element
ary positions are a bachelor's de
gree from an accredited univer
sity, college or teachers - college,
with an elementary certificate,
special or general, from such an
institution; and individuals of
high -mental and moral -caliber.
Some administrative posts ; also
are open. v'V -
Cecilia Brennan, placement
Shady Cove Family
Visits in Unionvale
UNIONVALE Mrs. William
Cattanach and " son Donald and
daughter Lois of Shady Cove vis
ited "her brother-in-law, " C J.
Countiss and Mrs. Counties. It is
more than 15 years since she vis
ited here," ' ';- : :: hj
bureau secretary here, will accept
applications , of those - qualified,
who are interested.
Oklahoma Family
Visits Relatives
GRAND ISLAND Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Tindall and little son
Bobby of Enid, Okla., visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C
Will last week. Tindall, who is at
tending school at Enid and serv
ing as a student pastor, was grant
ed a three-week leave of ab
sence. Mrs. Tindall is the former
Mildred Will.
Lyons Woman Gives ,
Party for little Folk
LYONS Mrs. Oscar Naue was
hostess to a group of little folks
honoring her daughter Ruby on
her seventh birthday. Those pres
ent were Shirley Johnston, Jac
queline Spa, Frances, Helen and
Jean Pietroke, Janice, Janet and
Jeanette -' Huffman and . Georgie
Rambo. .
Gates School
Opening Is Set
- GATES School will open
Monday, September 21, in Gates.
Paul Cammack, who was in
charge last year will be principal
gain. Mrs. Margaret Coons will
be on the high, school staff. Mrs.
Blanch Sears will teach the inter
mediate grades. -
Mrs. Rolla Champ of Gates will
have charge of the .primary,
grades. One vacancy in the Reach
ing staff stfll exists. ..
Mrs. Augusta Kay of Portland
is making an indefinite visit with
her sister, Mrs. Emilie Joost . j
; Mrs. Birdie Osterhouse . spent
several days with her sister, Mrs;
Ruby Winters;
.Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Richards of -Portland
were weekend guests at
the Ned Richard home. . '
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SWEATERS
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