Herald and news., March 08, 1945, Image 2

Thursday. March t, 1S4S
for Youth," broadcast by KFJI
every Saturday morning from
10:30 to 11:30 a. m., the Nation
al Congress of PTA being one of
the sponsors of this worthwhile
program.
The cookie schedule for local
units - of PTA was announced:
Fremont. March 5 to 10; Fair
haven, March 12 to 17; Mills.
March la to 31; Conger, April 2
to 7; Roosevelt, April 9 to 14;
Riverside. April 18 to 21; Fair
view, April 23 to 29; Henley,
April 30 to May S, and Shasta,
May 5 to 12. It is asked that the
units deliver their cookies to the
USO on Wednesday or Friday, if
possible. Mrs. Frank Peyton or
Mrs. John Selby may be contact
ed for further information.
Mrs. Henry Gerber presented
the selections of the nominating
committee for new officers: Pres.
ident, Mrs. Ivan Crumpacker:
vice president, Mrs. W. E. Ouytrj
secretary, Mrs. W. S. Metier;
treasurer, Mrs. Ellis G. Mathews
and all were unanimously elect
ed. Installation of officers will
be held at the next regular meet
ing April 2.
The marriage rnto peak in the
United States was set In 1942,
with 1943 and 1944 boinrt de
clining years. If marriages in the
United States continue to drop
at the present rate, 104,1 will see
the fewest of any of our years
at war.
grades. To the present 11th and
12th grades would be added 13th
and 14th years, on a tuitional
basis, carrying college credits;
including courses of adult in
terest. Gralapp believed this segrega
tion would facilitate further de
velopment of vocational, aca
demic, cultural and practical ed
ucation. Klamath basin residents
could obtain advanced education
near home, thus lowering its cost
and enabling many more to re
ceive its benefits.
Gralapp alfo said passage of
house bills 121-2 and 3 is of
great concern to the future of
education in Oregon and the
County Council of PTA is recom
mending passage of these im
portant bills.
The meeting was conducted
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Arnold Gralapp, city school
superintendent, told members of
the Klamath county Council of
PTA last Monday of plans for
the development of education in
the Klamath basin on a 7-3-4
basis. This plan would Rroup the
Continuous Shows Daily
Open 12:30
by Mrs. Ivan Crumpacker, vi.ee
president. Plans for the summer
roundup were discussed. Atten
tion was called to "Symphonies
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