THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Balm, Ortfoa
Wednesday, December 16. 1953
Special Education for
Handicapped Approved
Extension of special educa
tion for handicapped and re
tarded children to counties and
redoni with itata financial aid.
of the f tate wa made possible
by action of the State Board of
Education Tuesday.
The board adopted a act of
standards, very similar to those
tat to rue in school districts for
special education programs are
now being carried on. The Sa
lem and Foruana scfiooi dis
tricts have a special education
program.
Under the standards all pro
grams must be approved by the
superintendent of public In
struction before the systems
are placed in operation.
The program will require
properly certified teachers in
order that atudenta in the
smaller areas will be able to
obtain the same service now
accorded the students of the
Cyclist Injured
In A'Sny Crash
Albany A motorcyclist waa
critically Injured late Mon
day when his vehicle struck
some concrete steps leading to
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ern
est C. Haley, RTD 4, as the
cyclist was traveling toward
Corvallls about two miles
southwest of Albany, on high
way No. 20.
Injured Is Alvin Chaput, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chaput,
634 Waverly Drive, Albany.
Chaput was taken to the Al
bany General hospital and later
was transferred to a hospital
In Eugene.
He suffered a shattered left
leg and left shoulder and In
ternal Injuries. His doctor here
said he waa in "critical" condi
tion.
Bystanders said Chaput's mo
torcycle left the highway, hit
the steps and plunged into the
Bitch.
Albany Youth
Admits Thefts
, Albany A 14-year-old boy
who attempted to take $127
from the safe at Lammers
Pharmacy has admitted a num
ber of petty crimes, city po
lice said Tuesday.
The youth reportedly con
fessed to at least 10 other
theft charges after he was sen
tenced In Linn county Juvenile
court proceedings to MacLaren
Boys' school at Wooduurn.
Major thefts admitted by the
boy Included taking money
from Rawllngs' Stationery
store safe, stealing about $50
from the China cafe after the
Morris hotel fire; taking $39
atom the Morris hotel follow
ing the fire; and making off
with $35 worth of bottles from
Dlcksonss Corral and Pop's
cafe, the report showed.
Women Singers in
Lebanon Concert
Lebanon A capacity audi
ence In the Elks auditorium
Monday evening heard the
city'a first concert of the yule
season given by the women's
Civic Choral club and the Elk's
band.
Chorus numbers reflected
balance and blending in De
busy's numbers. Highlights of
the program Included Jeanne
Mary, mezzo soprano, who
sang the ever popular "I Won
der aa I Wander," Niles. Se
lections from the Mikado fea
tured Marilyn Gilliam, mez
zo soprano, Ardee Bridges, so
prano, and Lois Abrell, alto.
Lynn Sjolund directed the
ingera In their fourth annual
Christmas concert, and Mrs,
Lawrence Page was accompanist.
Making its first public debut
en the same program was the
newly organized Elk'a band,
under the direction et Harold
Reevea.
larger districts.
The state department of edu
cation will partially reimburse
the counties or regions adopt
Ing the program, although such
reimbursements have certain
limitations.
A resolution offered by Miss
May Darling, chairman of the
board, expressing confidence
in the professional committee
now engsged in drafting
"guide to social studies" for
high schools.
At a meeting Jn Portland
some weeks ago a cloud of sus
picion was placed on the com
mittee members when a speak
er declared that "there is at
least one person in this room
who la engsged in . subversive
activity."
In the resolution, adopted by
unanimous vote of the board, it
was decided "that on the basis
of evidence on hand, the board
expresses confidence in the
loyalty of members of the com
mittee. A sub-committee is now
reviewing the guide and mak
ing amendments to meet "all
legitimate objections."
The board declared an emer
gency on elementary certifies
tion for the school year of
1SS3-S4. an action necessary
each year that a shortage of
teachers exists in order to give
the department authority to is
sue temporary certifications. A
number of minor changes in
the regulations for Issuance of
emergency certificates were
approved by the board.
Emergency permits were
granted to IS teachers who
have not yet been certified in
order that they might finish
the present school year. In each
case the services of the temno
rary teachers are required be
cause ox inability of school dis
trict to obtain the services of
certified teachers.
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Mr.iorlA.Gooch
Announces the Appointment
of
Mr. Trevel L. Massey
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Company.
Mr. Mauev Is taldns a train! na
course specializing In personal In
surance and will continue to wid
en hla knowledge through an ad
vanced twelve monuu course. He
will be working In and around
Salem under the personal super
vision oi mt. uoocn, supervisor
and former Belem L.U.T.C. Instructor.
Mr. Maney. a kma tune real-
dent of Salem, has been employed
aa a Department Manager tor one
of Salem'a prominent stores. He
served four years with the US.
Coast Ouard during World War
It.
The Manufacturers Ufa Is a
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one btUlotv ail hundred million
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