East Salem PTA Baekc
Adult Education program
ta ';-" "t regular meeting for the new
echool year of the Swegle Parent-Teacher association was held ai
lhe schoolhouse Tuesday night and with the adult education nro
p. of the c.ty the subject for the discussion ita by George
porter, director of adult education. ueorge
In the Salem district there are . .
novv 28 different subjects taught
in special adult classes under the
four headings- extension classes
trainees, less than college, and
for students who must attend
night classes because they are
not able to be In regular school
classes during the day. No spe
cial educational requirements
are made for attendance in
these classes which are from two
to four hour classes once a week.
Any one in the district may
ask for a special class in the
subject they want taught, and
if there are 12 or 15 interested
a class will be held. Several
members of the audience are
taking some of this work.
There are between 400 and
500 subjects that qualifed teach
ers might have a class in. Mu
sical numbers on the program
were piano numbers by Donna
Brandt and accordion numbers
by Lanny Dibbern.
The new president, Mrs. Mel
vin LaDue, presided at the bus
iness meeting. The vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Harold Alderman,
Rave the executive board meet
ing report. Members voted to
sponsor the new girl scout troop
being organized and the
Brownie troop which has been
organzied.
Mrs. Helen Albin spoke of the
backing the association is giv
ing two bills which the voters
will decide at the comng elec
tion The president reminded
members of the special radio
programs over KOAC, the coun
ty meetings, and general plans
for the year. This group with
other parent groups of tht sub
urban districts will have land
scaping of the school grounds
as one project.
The teachers were introduced
and formed the receiving line
with the head teacher, Arthur
Roloff introducing. Mrs. George
Quinn and Mrs. Marion West
served on the refreshment com
mittee. An aquarium with
small tropical fish will be
awarded to the room which has
the most parents attending meet
ings, with a count being made
at each meeting, and the award
remaining in the room until the
next regular meeting. The pri
mary, Mrs. Charles rving's room
will have the aquarium this
month.
Albany School Board
Names White Clerk
Albany Leslie A. White,
local insurance agent, was elect
ed by the Albany school board
at a special meeting as district
school clerk. The new clerk is
a veteran educator, serving for
25 continuous years as city su
perintendent of schools at Minot,
N.D. He entered the insurance
business here in May, 1946.
White will replace Dan Bren
neman, who resigned but wests
Moose Hunters Leaving
Silverton Roy Davenport, lo
cal city mail carrier, and Henry
Peters, Donald Peters, Chris
Neitling and Ed Gilbert, of Stay
ton, will leave Saturday for
Prince George, B.C., for a moose
hunting trip. The group will go
by auto to Prince George, and
by boat to the moose country.
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