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N Jenkins of Roslyn Heights LI NY who now heads the 12 membershIp million organization tion as National Congress dent We have one essential obJective objective objective tive as an organization she L z Mi r f a Mrs Airs Clifford N. N Jenkins Jenkin pre president f- f dent of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers t f I sr t w Saka t Children of every age and heritage are the concern of or the PTA a as the National Congress of Parents and Teachers this fall rail ached sched schedules ed- ed ales ules a new membership effort aimed at adding more workers to the PTA ITA team that now includes more mote than notes It is ts the welfare of chil chil- dren Jut But our individual a ap approaches p. p to promoting the their ay- ay r well-being well may vary as widely wider as do the children themselves This fall tall the National Congress Congress Congress Con Con- gress is scheduling a new membership mem mom effort to enroll more people parents people parents teachers other interested persons persons persons-in in PTA activities ties I They will find local programs programs pro pro- grams challenging and vital Mrs Jenkins promises because PTA activities center around the needs of each community and the children who are its fu fu- ture In Alaska for tor example the Congress of Parents and Teachers Teach Teach- ers concerned about education for children of homesteaders is currently urging a study of road maintenance in outlying areas so that children in isolated spots may be assured of passable routes to school Getting to school is a real problem even in well-settled well areas according to Mrs Robert Hobert C. C Cole who heads the Alaska Congress Her home in Spenard is 18 a only eight miles from Anchorage Anchor Anchor- age but morning and evening she sends the family dog along to protect her two children from wild moose that roam r roam am the woods In n the quarter-mile quarter area between home tome and bus stop Aa a in the nations nation's newest state are ore seeking to preserve Hawaiian culture in terms of dances lances language and music Mrs Teruo Teruo of Honolulu Honolulu Hono Ilono- lulu ulu president of the Hawaii Congress sees aces this interest as asan asan asan an important se segment ent of Hawaiian Hawaiian Ha Ha- PTA activity Another aspect of the states state's PTA program pro pro- gram its gram its emphasis on adult ed- ed is is of special interest to the he groups from Thailand Pakistan Pakistan Pa Pa- kIs n India Cambodia and Indochina Indochina Indochina In In- who have been entertained entertained entertained enter enter- there during recent months teacher Parent-teacher cooperation is something new in most of the REVIVAL thru SUNDAY PM P.M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF MOAB Gospel Music Gospel Preaching Orval See Evangelist of Pampa Texas Everyone Welcome nations where the European Congress of American Parents and Teachers functions but its president J. J Gordon Smock finds that educators abroad are anxious anxious anxious ious to cooperate in joint programs pro grams to help American young youn youngsters store learn more about the culture culture culture cul cul- cul- cul ture and people of the countries in which they are living JIving Meeting problems of a more conventional nature is typically PTA as well Mrs Jenkins points out For example The The parking problems of some students who drive to to school daily at Elkhart Ind find High Scho School l recently gave rise to a n PTA survey of ot available parking space in the neighbor neighbor- hood These students now have maps showing free and metered space all within easy walking distance Lack Lack of ot a library in one of the elementary schools in Fords N. N J. J was corrected through PTA effort Nearly 1000 books were collected indexed and in installed in- in stalled in shelves built by a PTA father Library service is dispensed by some Borne of the PTA mothers Firearms safety is ia taught in special classes arran arranged ed by the Scottsdale Scottsdale Tavan Ariz PTA with safe hunter badges awarded to youngsters who complete complete complete com com- training g given by expert riflemen An An unprotected walk on a highway bridge a twice-daily twice hazard In in Boise Idaho for some 76 75 Whittier School pupils got the PTAs attention Now a protective railing erected by the state highway department makes the well-traveled well route a safe one In any of these situations saya says Mrs Jenkins the PTA first sees and then serves a local need Service to communities and to children everywhere will continue to grow as more and snore more persons J u the PTA lo local lo- lo local cal cIlI state and national partner partner- I skip ship I A y 0 l Our SPOOK SPECIALS will haunt you likewise our I 1 So So Skeleton type Skeleton type prices up bone now on Halloween things thing Dont Don't be bewitched shop S SR R for Treats I IBEN INow BEN DEN Glitter GLO and TV STAR w COSTUMES UMES Now How only I h Scariest and Cleverest Every Costume With Mask Maskall all II sizes Other Costumes Buy Peanut Clusters I I. 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