TUESDAY, JULY 19, IW
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE NINE
Young Educator
Urges New Ideas
In College Work
Chit-lino -Tho new pirnlili-nl
of Kolllnii t'lilli-nf, WIiiIit 1'ink,
Kin., suya llml I jiuiciicc Olivier
is "llm liest teacher of Shake
hcnio of our tliiicn."
Ill' In I'lilil A. Wanner nil IihIum
Irlul executive, who, m 3, will be
come Iho nation's youngest ail
lego pi fuliioiil.
Wagner, educated at Hie Un.
vcislly of C'hlniKo, Yale ami liar
vanl, iuIk KM-i lal eniphanlri on Ihe
(Diiiimiiilialliiii tif Ideas, In educa
tion as In IniHliiekN.
iMiiinition must llml a way to
i.uii. n muii-iiKiuiiy wiiii radio,
television, and On. mmlm In hIIiii-
ulalliig lint student' Inii-i 1(.
said.
"Oliver communicate more
and makes the average person
more aware of what ShakeHieare
wn Hying to Kef iieroKK than
mimy I'.iikiikii Icaclicis have sue
cecded In doing."
Hocls! Obligations
Wanner iroHKeit that educa
llonal liiktllutlunit fully ulUlM, au-tllu-vlMiiul
ineihiKlH In "nutting the
ineKHaiio aero" to Ihe hIuiIciuk.
Tim rolu of Iho i-ollegit In pre-
paiuiK siuucnis lor tailing part
in society u ii subject that Wag
ner ha thought iiImiui ii lot,
"What we need I to develop
weii-iuuiuiMi unii educated atu
dent, not JtiNt ieclallht In one
Held or another, ho ald.
"America I lax tx-i-omliiu a na-
non 01 NM-ciuiiHtji. wo leuvv eco
nomic piolilem to the economists,
piillllcal prolilem to the ihjIIII
clan and educational problems
to educators, while we kit on the
idcllne.
"Citurnshlp In the modern
world demand general under
standing, not only pectul under
standing." l)iiera(loiiliig Nc-lld
The rolu of the collcgu presi
dent, Wagner ald, Miould lie thul
ot the "enlef quest lonei," asking
ilctlons such us "What are we
Irylnti to do In this course?" and
"Is this really worthwhile?"
I.Ike Socrates, Wagner Intends
only to nsk the questions, not sup
ply the unsweis.
"Obviously, a 31-year-old kill
can't tell a piofriutur of abnormal
psychology, for Instance, how to
conduct ins class. Hut 1 can pose
the questions which will help us
to Improve the couise continually
so that the student e,c the max
Imun lium It," Wuguer Hald,
The fault with many education
al program Is that "they fall to
get Ihe message across to the stu
dent," Wagner said.
Notebooks Deerlcd
"Too -often a professor ettrW.
ii-uun to ins mass iroin ms notes i
ami tnu class simply put them
down In their notebooks.
"All that liapMns Is that t ho
notes ale transfc rred torn one
notelHxik to another without any
of It getting Into the student's
head. This Is card catalogue
memorizing, not ri al learning.
"What I want to do Is to stimu
late the student's Interest In
American political, social and eco
nomic iiei..!, not fill hltn full of
UM-U-bs Information."
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Grange Hall
Grange Ilall. July ID (Hneelal)
Thunday, July HH. has been sit-
Incled in Qui ilatu for the annual
picnic of the. (-.range Hull ladle
uld. Thu picnic, u polluck affair,
will he held'at 1 p.m. ut Hi" home
of Mr. Hubert Kolcy on Must
Klghlh street In llend. This, dale
was changed ul the meeting- of
(ho Kioup held hut 'lliuisday at
Ihe home of Mr. Krank MeX.'on
nell, Eleven memhers and f(uest,
Including Mrs. (.lady (.ilfln,
Mis. Mary Moffltl of Vancouver,
Wuh., Mr. M. Smith and Mr.
Mary Cliurlcsworth ot Seattle
were, pii'scnt. Mr. Chnrlesworth
Is visiting Mr. and Mr. Alex
Waller for a few weeks.
I'he K.astcrn Star urunue U.K.
club will hold u clean up meeting
at the grange 1,11 " " Thursday of
this week. The meeting will start
at 10 u.m. mid everyone I being
urged to uttoml and bring a sack
lunch.
Archie I -aid and Ted Lungs-
worth of Klko, Nov., were week
end visitor ut Iho A. W. Clayton
home. Mr. IjhiI unit son are
visiting here with her parents,
Mr. ami Mr. Clayton.
Mrs. Mary Mofflit I visiting
hem from Vancouver, Wash.,
with her daughter, Mr. Frank
McC.'oiinell.
Carole Ann Turner returned to
her home Wednesday lifter visit
lilt; relative In Redmond for u
few day.
Proceeds from the dunce given
at the Eastern Star grange dull
on Saturday nlht will lie given
to the "Heifers for Hellef com
mil !. to furnish u coat for Okin
awa citizens under the program.
A total of WU.'Jl was realized ut
the affair.
Donald I.. Ilenscoler. Ill club
agent, was In the community
Wednesday of last week and
weighed the beef stock and hogs
planned from the state fair and
l'aclllc International, by 4-1 1 flub
member. K. (. Howley, -1 11 club
leaner, assisted Dim.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. licruoust of
Hampton, On1., swnt the 'wccJt
end with relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Camtnon,
Mr. ami Mm. C. W. Hitchcock,
Alvln Keytes und Mr. and Mr.
Howard Hyde, enjoyed u picnic
supper on the Hyde luwn lust
Wednesday evening.
Mr. und Mr. Hooper Dyer und
children are enJoylnK u short
vacation trip to the Oregon
tieiiches this week. They left last
Thursday.
The Eastern Stur Juvenile
granite will enjoy a picnic at
the Pioneer park Wednesday for
honorary mcmliers und friends.
Honorary memliers lire usked to
bring sandwiches. Ice cream will
be furnished by the grange and
other food tiy n committee com
posed of Koger Hrown, Haley
Pilchard. Carolyn lirudbury and
Sharon Kakmnn.
The Young Farmers pig club
will meet Friday evening ut 7
ocloek, at the home of Melvln und
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MiV EVE W6 LL HAVE TO I WIS SOWP'KI A
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Donald Hosrrbrook, it has br-en an
nounced by the leader, E. (j.
Howley.
'Hie Hlub Hlhhon cunning 4-H
club met 'I'uesrlay ut the home of
Mavis Howley and canned apri
cot. The next mi-ellng will 'lie
ut the home of Marilyn Hunshcw.
Don and Ted Nichols were
hosts to the meeting of the
Young Farmers' garden, crops
und poultry club on Monday eve
ning. Tommy Uuiton showed a
motion picture on the recent
poultry club tour and ( several
other shorts he hud taken of lo
cal events. 'Hie garden und crops
clubs made plan for their gar
den tour undl other eclal meet
ing. Jucklc und Dick Uriggs and
thu Nichols boy served refresh
ments at the close of the meeting.
Donald L. lienscoter was a din
ner guest at the Waller Prichard
home on Wcdwsday evening.
A lurge group of 411 club menv
Ik-rs und their leaders attended
the unnual 411 rally day in Iiend
last Friday. Clubs present 100
ler cent" were Walter I'rlchards
dulry club. Mrs. Pilchard's cun
nlng und crops clubs, Mrs. Nolan
Turner's bachelor sewing club
and T. H. But ton's poultry club.
The Young school clubs exhibit
In the Mudden bakery window
featuring bachelor sewing won
third place. Mrs. H. D. Moore was
In charge and was assisted by
Mrs. Turner. The Hlchardson
club's exhibit featured crops und
canning und was in the Des
chutes Federal Savings and Loan
company window and was pre
pared by Mrs. Prichard and Mrs.
E. t;. Howley. Haley Prichard
stayed at the window all morn
ing and answered questions
about it, which were many.
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feature the next meeting of the
Eastern Star grange, it was an
nounced at the regular meeting
of the organization held lust Tues
day evening. Mrs. Del MatUon,
social chairman, made tne an
nouncement and stated that the
meeting would start at 7:30 sharp
with grangers to bring their own
sandwiches. Mrs. Carson Call an
nounced the Juvenile grange pic
nic to be held at the Pioneer park
on July 20. Mrs. Howard Hyde
announced the U.K. club meeting,
Murjorie Davidson gave the
youth report and Walter Prich
ard i!ave the BEricultural report
und urged members to attend the
soil conservation meeting at uie
courthouse on Friday evening.
It was announced the grange
had purchased five wall lamps
for the Sunset home from money
received for the gift last year.
Quarterly reports were made by
the secretary and lecturer and ac
cepted by the group.
The resignation of Marilyn
Bishop as lady assistant stew
ard was accepted and Mrs. Wal
ter Prichard was elected to fill
the vacuncy. John Stenkamp,
muster, acted as the installing of
ficer. Mrs. Mae Hambv. Mr. and Mrs.
Nolan Turner, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Hitchcock served on the
hospitality committee for the
evening. . . .
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