JEast Salem Schools Prepare
Handbook for Parents' Use
East Salem, Nov. 19 The parents of all Salem mburban school
children have had a parents' handbook prepared for them by Ar
thur V. Myers, suburban principal and the first of the booklets
to b distributed in Swegle community were given to patrons
attending the monthly meeting of the PTA.
The organization of the six
suburban schools, Auburn, Lib
erty, . Middle Grove, Pringle,
Hickey and Swegle under one
general principal, with a head
teacher for each school was a
new program for city schools
which have districts outside the
city limits incorporated in the
school district adopted by the
Salem school board following
the consolidations of the dis
tricts last year. It was a pro
gram first tried out in eastern
schools and found to be success
ful. The new handbook gives the
class hours, names the school
personnel with the administra
tion and each of the six schools.
15 Nazis Hanged
For Brutal Ads
Landsberg, Germany, Nov. IB
U.R The United States army to
day hanged IS more Germans
convicted of war crimes under
thte nazis, bringing to 215 the
number of similar executions
here.
The Germans were convicted
of killing concentration camp
prisoners by gross brutality and
of slaying of American airmen
who parachuted from planes
disabled over Germany.
The court in which they were
convicted did not recognize as
an excuse for their acts the al
legation that they were merely
carrying but the orders of high
er nazis.
AdrerUMmtnt
FATHER,
IF YOU READ THIS
come back to us. Mom's not cross at
you any more. She said, "I never
would have picked that quarrel with
Dad if I hadn't felt so miserable."
Seems she'd been bothered with con
stipation caused by lack of bulk in
the diet. Well, since Grandma tipped
her off to KELWGGS ALL-BRAS,
Mom has joined the "regulars" and
what a difference in her'l She polishes
off a bowlful of ALL-BRAN every
a.m., drinks a lot ot water. She's
taken to baking swell muffins, too,
from the recipe on the ALL-BRAN
box. So come on back. You'll find
home was never like this before
ALL-BRAN. JACK.
explains the organization, has
maps of the entire district 24,
the school programs, attendance
regulations, health regulations.
the reports that are sent each
nine weeks to the parents, fire
drills, class excursions, school
cafeteria, entrance reauire-
ments, when parents are wel-
come, the names of the parent-
teacner organization represent
ing each school, when ODen
house is held, information as to
use of the library, hours for the
instrumental music classes, In
formation about the special ed
ucation department, school clin-
ics, rules for bicycle riders, lists
the school holidays and rules
for those riding the buses.
Mr. Meyers was the sneaker
for the Tuesday night meetina
speaking on "The Child's Read
iness for School and Back
ground." The special discussion
hour took up the system used
for report cards. Giving out
the handbooks he expressed the
desire that they would help to
make the educational objectives
of the school bettor understood.
that they would learn of the
special services the school has to
offer and at the same time
know the rules, regulations and
procedures as they apply to each
child.
The president, Mrs Melvin
La Due, presided at the business
meeting and members voted to
join with Middle Grove in a
special recreational program.
fa.vjng une flan ui iiiv imi gi .
educational supervisor for eve
ning games in the gymnasium.
Special music was accordion
numbers by Nola Jean Zobel.
Refreshments were served by
the committee chairman, Mrs.
George Quinn assisted by room
mothers. The aquarium will
again be In the primary room
for the next month. At the next
meeting the percentage basis
will be used for counting the
parents and friends present.
Room mothers are asked to visit
the school at class time some
time during the month.
(Admument)
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