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MRS. ELLEN DELL BIELER, center, field representative of the National Congress of Parents
and Teachers, Mrs. John Benson, left, state parliamentarian and Mrs. Leigh Gustison, right,
junior vice Dresident of Region S were feted at a luncheon October 5 in the Spruce Room
of the Wiliard Hotel. The trio was in Klamath Falls to conduct a workshop.
PTA Representative Jalks
Of Group's Work, Program
Mrs. Ellen Dell Bieler, a field
representative of the National Con
cress of Parents and Teachers,
conducted a workshop In the basic
....
fundamentals of Parent - Teacher;
organization Friday, October 5, in j
iks lur-inrs rnnm of ihp cnuntv I'-1
brary. Accompanying Mrs. Bieler i
were Mrs. Leigh Gustison, junior I
vice president oi itegion a, anui
Mrs. John Benson, state parlia-
mentarian.
Mrs. Art Moore, president of i
ii,ii, rniu rv,Mnr.ii nf pta
opened the session by introducing
Mrs. Gustison, who in turn intro-1
duced Mrs. Bieler. Mrs. Bieler ex -
pressed her pleasure at being ml""'"-" '." -
Klamath Falls for the second ! reorganized more economically and
year, and was particularly im- efficiently. In our national legis-
pressea wun uie new rarem-
Teacher TV program originating
here, which she termed "hearten
ing and thrilling."
Referring to the action program
of the national congress, which
concerns juvenile protection, men
tal health and social service, nirs.
Bieler commended Klamath Coun
ty on its recreational and deten
tion facilities, and stated that
there were only 160 detention
homes in the nation.
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DENNIS THE MENACE"
s"- rey V asv Wcfs, 'if
See? DONY that look
Dunsmuir PTA
To Eye Rules
Dl NSMl lH Coining legisla
tion allei-ting the schools will be
i the program Inpic al the October I
' meeting of Ihe UuiiMiiuir elemen
tary school PTA on Thursday (it-;
jtemoon at the school auditorium.
Roger Kills, school superintend-1
em.
ia iitiKiani vuairiiian. ,ius.
I Ted Crocker, pri-siiient, will con ,
duct the meeting ami Ihe seventh!
nnd eishth grade mothers will hr;
hostesses. The kinderiiarten chil-'
dren it ill also ha e a progi am
I presentation. ,
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH KALLS. OKfcXjoN
However, she said' "PTA should
make a survey and examination
of the qualifications of juvenile
rtnrt iuri0rG in flrpirnn for int
WUH. . j..un.u ... e ,
many instances they are not too
high in fact, some judges have I
none at all. Also, what are the.
training schools throughout the na-
Hon like? Are they really reha-:
Dituauun tcmeia, ui juai outnc
place to hang hats? Some PTAs:
visit these schools and bring, back j
reports.
Speaking on tne educational neja
Mrs Bieler said, America is
apathetic in the matter of educa-
t'on. We need to find ways mi
lative program we supported fed
eral aid for the construction of
school buildings during the current
emergency, because we know that
a year ago in America there were
over 2 1-3 million youngsters in
classrooms above the classroom
space available. Last spring PTA
supported the Kellv Bill, which
lost by 16 votes. Whether or not
we.beiieve in such a bill, we need
to have programs that bring
about an honest analyzation of the
situation. No state in the union
has demonstrated its willingness
to stand on its own without ted-
eral aid.
Another thine we do not do
more about is to get enough good
teachers and keep them. Nation
wide we do not meet the neeas
for teachers. By 1965 we are going
to need 16 new teachers for every
10, on the jobinow 60 per cen1.
more than fv teaching in the
schools now to meet replacements
and increased enrollment. We are
losing approximately 60.000 teach
ers here in America because the
pay is so poor.
"We do not give enough to Ihe
Oregon Tuition Scholarship pro
gram, which is delimtciy a icacn
ino scholarship and carries pros-
oeclivc teachers through the four
years of college. The weakness in
givin" a scholarship locallv is that
a unit cannot afford to do this."
Mrs. Gustison stated that anproxi-
matelv $174,000. is allocated each
vear for tcarher training in Ore
gon by the OCPT.
THE big difference in Want Ads
is the Big Market they rench
every day in the year. To rent or
sell, to buv or tell ... use Classi
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Ben B. Lee. Mar.
Wheat Soil
Bankers Told
j PORTLAND I Oregon wheat
farmers will put 100. WW acres of
'wheat land into the soil bank and
will receive $2,730,000, the Oregon
i Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Committee reportea
Monday. i '
Some 1.375 have signed up for
the Department of Agriculture
acreage reserve program, the
committee said.
Morrow County farmers led the
state in participation, setting
aside some 22,700 acres.
The program is expected to re
duce the Pacific Northwest wheat
crop by about 12 per cent.
Many furmers have indicated
they plan to plant barley on wheat
land and to designate part of their
idle summer fallow, acreage as
the reserve.
PATRONS MEETING
The Fairhaven Parents and Pa
trons will hold their regular
monthly meeting tonight at 7:30
in the Fairhaven School gym. The
annual 411 Achievement Night
will be observed at the meeting.
INVENTOR DIES
NEW YORK W-Clarence Birds
eye. 69, inventor of a quickfreeze
food process that netted him a
fortune, died Sunday. He was
born in Brooklyn.
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partment.
One ol the likeliest starting
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ing and cooking equipment
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number two cause of home fires.
Here's the chief's advice on cut
ting down the chances of your
heating and cooking equipment
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fire:
Check the location and installa
tion of stoves and furnaces to
make certain, that nearby walls,
floors, curtains, furniture and oth
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Make sure all types of heating
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