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Show Head Start Development for Children Project Planned summer program during July and August is being attempted in every state of the union as part of the national War on Poverty program. Professionals, friends, and parents are neighbors, uniting to help children from poor families get ready for school this fall. Many of the children suffer from inadequate diets, poor or hearing, bad eye sight, teeth, and other deficiencies which curtail their health and advancement. The plan as announced from An eight-wee- k Interest In New Math Increasing New math, what is it? to Interest in it continues grow, according to Dr. Bryce Adkins, associate professor in the Elementary Education De- partment at Utah State University. school year, "In the 1964-6more than 900 students enrolled in classes organized by the USU Extension Service," Dr. 5 Adkins said. What is this new math? Dr. Adkins said, "No simple explanation can be given of the new math concept. Basically it is the theory that children will be able to better understand and learn the fundamentals of mathematics if they learn why as well as how certain operations are performed, but the to reach this methods used goal are many and varied. "The methods discussed in the classes taught by the Utah e State University include ideas from several exrepre-senativ- underperimental programs taken in past years in various universities throughout t h e United States. "Parents and teachers, alike," Dr. Adkins said, "are about enthusiastic generally this modern approach and believe that students who are taught by these new methods are more likeiy to gain a firm basic knowledge of mathe- matics." Classes have been taught in Cache County District, Davis County District, Logan City Schools, Garland, Brigham City, Ogden, Price and Duchesne. ATTEND GRADUATION Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Krey, Mrs. Russell Waldron and Mrs. Bair attended the Reuben exercises U.S.U. graduation Saturday morning at which Jane Waldron Bair gave the benediction. She was chosen for the honor by her selection Julie citizen. as outstanding Krey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Krey also graduated in the exercises. Washington D. C. is for local communities to organize and administer the projects, with financial assistance provided by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The community pays 10 percent, which may be in the form of space, utilities or services. The Office of Economic Opportunity pays 90 per cent. The average estimated cost per child is $170, but will vary in different communities. Both urban and rural areas are to be included but rural sections where there is no community action agency to sponsor the Head Start Child school Center, Development districts, local governments or private non-prof- it groups are being encouraged to act as sponsors. Professionals will do the teaching. The National University Extension Association has undertaken to train 12,000 or more teachers for the centers. This training program will be conducted in universities, colleges, and institutions of higher learning in 49 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, from June 14 through July The LEAP 23 (S&SiJmiD Thursday, June officials at the Attendance Bear River High School reported to the Utah State Department of Public Instruction eight names of students who dropped out of school during the year. Five of the dropouts were boys who enlisted in the United States Armed Services and have since checked with the high school relative to the Local Bowmen Sponsor Shoot The Golden Spike Bowmen held a 28 target Hunter shoot last Saturday. In the freestyle division Jim Ririe placed first in the B class, Jerry Rindlis-bache- r won the C class, and Toni Ririe placed first in the women's B class. The instinctive division was won by Stu Cornwall, B class. Paul Spack-ma- n topped the D class, and Trudy Rindlisbacher won the women's D class. will hold a The Bowmen double American shoot June 20, at 12:30 p.m. This shoot will be at the BRHS football field. Plaques will be given at this shoot. North Davis Bow Hunters will hold a 56 target invitational 3 at Layton, Utah. June Registration will close at 9:30 a.m. The entire tournament may be shot either day. 12-1- SEE THE GENERAL MOTOR hew yoik yramo't faw JJ of their high school through Army Service credit and GED Tests. The dropout rate at the high school for the past year was completion work 16. less than Reports indicate that the dropout rate in Utah ranges from 20 to 25 7r of all high school students. The average national dropout rate is even higher. MR. JOHNS Darwin John Earns Degree Associated Civic Clubs Sponsor Good Will Trip to Elko, June 16 of Members the Northern Utah Associated Civic Clubs an-in-chief anticipated. JUMSS 10, 1965 Jubilee. A program was presented and a delicious dinner was served. Report Shows Drop-out- s At Bear River Very Low 3. Dr. Robert E. Cooke, pediatriciof Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore is Chairman of the Planning Committee for Head Start. Originally, this program was planned to reach 100,000 children out of 1,000,000 from poor in 300 communities, families Uhe poorest in the United States), but unprecedented requests from governors, mayors, schools and community leaders across the country have resulted in many more applications, including more children than eers met Monday at the North "i ciaer stake House in cnsnam City for their June DUP JUBILEE HELD About 250 members of the Daughters of the Utah Pion Darwin John of Logan, was among the graduates of Utah State University to receive his Bachelor of Science degree last week. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Alford John of Tremonton. To add to his success and laurels, Darwin was sustained in the Logan as counselor Twenty Third Ward Bishopric at their Sunday meeting. He had previously been ward clerk and interested individuals are trip invited to make a two-da- y to Elko, Nev., according to Ross C. Bowen, secretary of the organization. The trip was approved at a recent meeting of the officers and directors. President Kenneth O. Maughan is calling for full support of the project, which will give Utahans an opportunity to visit the neighboring state, and also see the almost completed there. Darwin has been one of those students to prove than an education can be secured if the desire is strong enough. He has been employed at Thiokol for nine years, and worked on the "swing shift", while he attended classes at Utah State University. It took him eight years, but he succeeded. North-of-the-La- Road. LORILYN GROVER The tour will leave Brigham City, June 16 at 9 a.m. and will arrive at Elko about 4:00 p.m. The guests will be assigned to the Ranchin Motor Lodge. The return schedule is for leaving Elko Thursday at 10:00 and arriving in Brigham City at 4:00 p.m. The cost of transportation and lodging is $22.00 according to Scholarship Awarded to Fielding Girl Mr. Bowen. Sorry ladies. This is for the men folk only. Reservations are on the first come, first served basis. Lorilyn Grover, a graduate of Bear River high school, was named this week as one of 15 of to winners scholarships Salt Stevens Henager College, Lake City and Ogden, by L. R. Stevens, president of the Ogden school of the college. She was selected from among 121 high school seniors throughout the intermountain area who applied for the scholarships. Miss Grover is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claine M. Grover, Fielding, Utah. She is registered for an accounting and secretarial composite course at the Ogden college of Stevens Henager. Each scholarship is valued at toward tui$555, and applies tion on a two-yeassociate deare gree course. awarded in secretarial science, management, and accounting, and professional accounting Enjoying taking care of their grandchildren for this week are Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Woodhead of Tremonton. The Woodheads are tending Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodhead's two children, Lisa and Steve, while their parents are on vacation. Darwin's wife is Gail also of Tremonton they have two sons. Price our tigers at your own risk. Coming into a Pontiac dealer's and not expecting to drive out with one of our cars is a little like tweaking a tiger's tail and not expecting to be devoured. Take our Tempests, for instance. We not only load them with scads of standard equipment, but price them so low you'll probably want to buy two and go into show business. Chris-tense- and Coach Hughes Sets Record 5 1 The Wide Track Pontiac Tigers -- Bear basketball River's Durrell Hughes has apparently set a record for attendance at the summer coaching school by attending for 21 continuous years since coming to Bear River high. He also attended the course two different years prior to coming here. This year's school is under the direction of Dave Strack of coach COME TO TIGER COUNTRY. 695 & Mea&..BEST! Fresh Pork Tomatoes IE. Roast Red Ripe Medium Sweet & Juicy From Florida U.S. No. 1 e Safeway Tender Picnic Style Pork-Petit- 5 We draw the line on dead beats, compulsive gamblers, second story men and other poor credit risks. But we like to feel that nearly anyone can get a loan at our bank at low bank rates. If you've made a habit of paying your bills, and need money for a practical purpose, come in. You'll find us easy to talk to. 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