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Show Fife S4-T- HERALD, KE Proa. tuk. A Sm&iy. trust '1 ISTJ NEA Woman President Says ... Teachers Need to Become Adore Actively Involved By PATRICIA MCCORMACK 111 Faauly Ldtu NEW i.: I LiND. : DEDRICKSON Spanish Fork Couple Plan Marriage Date Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Twlrickson of Spanish Fork announce the engagement of their daufchter Linda to John H Bingham, son of Mr. and Mrs, CJeve Bingham of Spanish Fork. The couple will be married Aug 24 in the Salt Lake LPS Temple A wedding breakfast, hosted by the bridegroom's parents, will be given following the ceremony. A reception will honor them that evening in the Third Sixth society, president of the pep team, and active in debate, FH A, and on the yearbook staff. She is now attending Bngham Young University and will graduate this in December elementary education. She is affiliated with Alpha Lambda Delta and wa named to I "hi Kappa Phi. Mr. Bingham also graduated from Spanish Fork High School and LPS Seminary. While in high school he was active in sports and student government. He is now attending BYU and is a WardOiurch. student. The bride to be is a graduate The couple will make their of Spanish Fork High School and IDS Seminary, in high school home in Spanish Fork while she was a member of the honor continuing their education. pre-me- d Hoy Fever Statistics The statistics are nothing to sneeze about. The season is upon us w hen one out of e'T-rIS Americans suffers allergic symptoms and hay fever instead of the weather often is the opening for a conversation. There are a lot of misconceptions about farnilar allergies and to correct some of them, the Island Jewish-Hillsid- e Long Medical Center at New Hyde Park, N.Y.. has put together a quiz. ITh. center, which originated the pollen count, uses the Durham Counting Chamber, a device that traps airborne pollen grains on a miscroscopic slide. YORK tl'PIl - Dr. Helen D Wise, president of the Natural Education Association (NEA). wants teachers more deeply involved in three atas: political action, legislation and collective bargaining That is, if minorities and other disadvantaged are to gain equal education opportunities. from Slate The woman a Pa., developed College, leader a as by reputation organizing statewide teacher campaigns in Pennsylvania In an interview, she got into major issues on the education scene Dr. Wise, 44. is the mother of three teen age sons and the wife of a teacher. In education up to her ears, she is un the board of the Pennsylvania State University. The organization she heads has I S million members. It is the nation's largest professional group Dr. Wise dqesnl have any lukewarm or wavering feelings about the direction for teachers. it's absolutely "I think that the NEA imperative become the vehicle to wake America," she says, referring to the educational, social, political and moral problems facing the nation and the world. Dr. Wise began her teaching career in children and fre tight kinds of ratios of interested teachers to children there working w ith them in teaching, would be r-- surplus. they can be directed to those Q In view of teacher surplus, areas where we badly need wtet would you say to a young youngsters. Q Is the drug problem In person contemplating a career in teaching? schools under better control, A. f trunk there mi several getting worse? things that we need to look at A. 1 really don't think it's a with young people who are difficult question of control. It's contemplating careers in tea- to say whether the problem is ching I think we have to be better or worse. I think what realistic, and they have to we're concerned about is being understand that it's quite sure that in every school there puJale they miht not get is drug education. That teachjute: but I think more than that ers are involved in helping to if a ywg person really is decide how to do this. We o 23 few hundred dollars above what the United States Government says is a minimal standard of f I Effects AH L Thret Starts years living lor a family of four, when you realize that there are teachers ui some of our Southern states who do not make flOOUQ a year salary-y- ou realize that what teachers have been demanding in salary increases is catch-uQ Is there a trend to year round schools? Or in places where schools stay open year round (such as Atlanta. Ca l is the 12 month school year just another experiment? A. I'm afraid it still is an for the simple experiment reason that those places v Inch p f in yer round-- but perhaps a voluntary summer school. We are always looking at alternative methods of educating youngsters. There is a trend to see tf we can better utilize our schools I think if we go to year 'round schools with the thought that it is going to save us TDney. then we are being very wrong we are being very shortsighted Ufccuse it wool I will cost us more. ' Hy Scle Lasts 13th Thru 15th I, CORDUROY A PRINTED bKUbricU NYLUN Lightweight 90-10- voluntary lund of basis We still talking about the n tPDU I are open for the year round are really still open on a very - (C N Seta ville-Chad- Its reports are fed daily to Scout leader. news media in the greater New Following are some specific medical questions put to Dr. Wise and York area. Other centers in other parts of the the answers. Q What can be done about country now are doing the same, the surplus of teachers? fortheirareas. A. We don't really have a Now for the quiz. If a person has "rose fever" he surplus we have an If we were using all cr she is allergic to roses, kdenrod. or grasses? Answer: the teachers that we needed in the public schools today there grasses. If a person has "hay fever" he would be no surplus. Indeed, or she is allergic to goldenrod, there would be a shortage. If ragweed or hay? Answer: we had all the elementary ragweed. guidance counselors that we Most pollen is dispersed from 9 needed, if we had all the for a.m. to I p.m., from i p.m. to 10 teachers the mentally p.m., or from midnight to S a m.? retarded and the children with Answer: from 9 am. to lp.m. learning disabilities if we had that the average teacher's salary in this country is only a fashion fabrics- ago in Ford District, Chester County, Pa. In State College she has taken a leading role with teams that developed and implemented studies English and social programs for slow learners. No Teacher Surplus She has served as an organist, choir director, Sunday school teacher and camp counselor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Millheim, Pa. And like the typical mother, she has been a Girl Union cannot control the drug problemwe can only educate Q Isn't some of the problem finances that school with teachers have been demanding too many raiser in recent years A. The answer is unequivocally no! Teachers have been more money indemanding struction is a large part of the budget. But when you realize 8" HeavyWeight I LJ Sheets Drapes Quilts m ' Reg. 1.98 RobMGownsJBabyC under-utilizatio- J COTT0;i PRIUTS V DARK Perma-Pres- yd. Z7yd. 100 s Cotton wnf"l WE NOW SELL NECCHI-ALC- ... . !i O 99 iJ J n. "i Zig Zag ZVyd. wfeclt rtrttch button holes straight blind ham plus much morel!! Suggested Retail $309.99 ? (ptoiniifflgk t Reg. 1.59 Only) COTTON FLANNEL WOOL WOOL New Arrival Solids & Plaids n JJ bull never wear apaddedbro again uhenyoutrythe Mow . . . par tullntst without atones. 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