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Show Who should control schools? political candidate-- and campaigns of 197b, educators must attend the May 17 mass meetings and elect delegates who are sy mpathctic to the needs of education Rt member' At no level of political participation tan you have as great an impact as you can at your mass meeting This advice applies equally to parents and taxpayers as it does to teachers. In recent years activist teacher organizations have been very' successful, not only in electing delegates to county ana state political conventions, but also in electing members to the legislature. Educators, either active or retired, held about 20 percent of the seats in the last Utah Legislature Parents and taxpayers (both these groups, of course, include teachers) also should make their desires felt at the mass meetings 'I hey also must remain alert Teachers , . Who xhould control Utah public scllooK Should it lie the parents whose children he the Hm'd-- i are tic in i educated taxpayers who pay the school hill Or should it be the teachers who depend on the schools for a livelihood ' This week, just before the political mass meetings which will he held Monday night, you should give some dose attention to this (Hiestion Although the filing date for candidates lor both the local and tate boards o education is .lime to, Monday nights meetings could have great healing in determining who shall control the schools In I tah the state Legislature is a super hoard ol education and the gocemor has more eflectiw control over the- schools than does the state supei intendent of public instruction Thus, in relation to the iiicstioii of wlio controls the schools, Moiidav night s mass meetings become lmpoitaiit Delegates chosen at the mass meetings will have much to say about who shall he nominated for the1 state Senate and House and who shall he of Representatives nominated lor governor The organized education piolessioii is well aware ol tills In a recent memorandum to its mem Delation hers, the Utah education underscoieil these sentences "It education is to he a pnoiitv for the -- vc-i- the small society also will seek positions on the local and state boards of education. Although ii is illegal for teachers to serve on boards of education m districts in which they are employed, they do get elected to boards of education m districts in which they live but do not teach. All groups now should be selecting candidates to run for positions on boards ot education. Candidacy for local boards must be filed with county clerks not later than June 30 A candidate may file in his own right or a candidacy may be tiled on behalt of another by petition of five electors Petitions of candidacy for the State Board of Education must be filed with the Secretary of State and must include the signatures of 100 electors. The deadline also is June JO Monday is the night to attend mass meetings and now is the time to make certain qualified school board candidates are selected by Brickman WHN I'M A TrfomTPTmyiToi AfJP COt'T Go pilTVHO AG A Po'T Cast a vote Tribute on abortion the editor A4 to a mother o To the editor On May 17 Club Demo- crats call speak out against the policy of kil million chilling over dren each year through abortion At their mass meetings, Democrats tor the first time can vote directly for their presidential nominee and this vote will lie binding on national delegate selec 1 1 and nationwide ainofn, tlio-- of hei'"'n to profession. She had been invited it c sen church m our participate Her part was not a lengthy oration, hut a capsule on the reflections ot motherhood As we listened I heaid it said ut her. "She surely packs a lot into Main men. orators, a few minutes philosophers or politicians, would conic up short if asked to share the podium with her e She told of a one candidate (ores enough t" continually voice opposition to tills attack oil our children - Ellen Me Cor mack In spite ot efforts by the media and other pres klentia! candidates to lg nore this vital issue, the McCormack candidacy continues to have a major impact on the race presidential I strongly urge I'Ldin-t- o vote lor Ellen McCor mack listened to a this comnninitv On Mother's Dav woman known well in tion Smart Liebowitz Ogden. Utah mothers Sla- plight ashes and cleans clothes - only to. them to become dirty again The same is true of her dally dishes She cleans only for them to and makes the beds he ,lept in and again need afirti,,on She vacuums and deans the carpets only to have the family drop lollies and other things about and litter the home She prepares meals lor her tamily only to have the food eaten, consumed, lew unci need repealing again in a hours Tim good mother told ol how dav and months ac cumulate into ye..!-- and ve -- , a dav arrives when new a 8 lbs Convenient RFG 1 49 0 snap on GERBER BABY SHIRT f 36 t'-- c in sizes I ''.'i- S XL - 'M yZllii . editor PANTS the hvstc nc.d Sen E rank Church dove trom Idaho." has done it aaiti Ills was the deciding vote that killed the misnamed "Camhodla ld Bill winch would have tied ant to Krael to 1 Your choice of pull on or snap styles. Sizes 69C GERBER PLASTIC lol PANTS S XL watched and listened to this unman, I saw a woman who has loved and cherished her role as a mother and a wile, and has succeeded well in these idles Compansons are not lair perhaps, hut compute I did Here was a not a feminist. One mother, a wife who lakes pride in her rede as a mother and thoioughlv enjoys it Scrubbing, cleaning, waiting on is not so much ail unpleasant chore for her as an oppoi unity t.ir caring, lor lov ing Ik r light far outshines her cuntein pul urics w ho i all themselves feminists Ills ini in s light doesn't just glow it spat kies Has she achieved Yes, she all solid citizens, has Four i hildren and still she lias found time tor personal achievement m writing your food column she s Winifred .1, inline Her mtiui n e makes hie more pleasant .1 Union Teerlmk I 1 - AND TOYS RATTLES Choose from an assortment of sqcfe7e toys ittVs teethers ana sqoetkeis Q TIP COTTON SWABS "'cOCMt Fo Ilul'y h Vi. t t Is RLx 40 ratio given Cambodia Instead he voted mote than spi billion a year to Israel and mi.iiuited military aid m Mule ..a disputes At the- s.uih- time, lie calls most helpless -- p t Panama the ' tnic-stin the Western llenusphet e," hut we must not resist Communist em ro.a-lments on our property these activ ltists ' re tuhute against us Senator Church gave Ills oath t defend the Constitution Where m that sucred document does it say I am compelled to pay taxes to a lon-i.nation 'Let every Israeli receives rime aid each year from Us Ihun Anicrn oil Social Sc-- unty - , 2 A,et tj FOR LIQUID SIMILAC i l( "went t i i h 49c 79e jr t uKl LIQUID SIMILAC can eudy fa ua' Regular cr xz i I OFF y nioIxJ related Issue, we question the astute Senator Church about Ills silent e last week wht n Kissinger gave over x in million of our hard earned tax money to In a . . . bv a man we dont know and who can omy Lie seen never stood with us With suspH loll Senator I bun h is the only candidate w ho lias made a lsit to L tah He spoke Hampton iwho soon withdrew from a stance as favorite son lie cotilerred with church leudeis. ..ml with udvisois ot Way lie Dwells He oddicssed thousands ot sitiioi citizens oil issues ot interest to tile m Him oicsidcntial candidate w cares about up in our ore.i im, and hiidci stands our problems votelor Frank Church is not a w I'tcdvotc Regardless ol the leanings Democrats may have- two tacts will inline nee im.ss meeting results. To exclude lunge candidates, party rules prm ide that unv candidate failing to a certain percentage shall not at uct-iva ingle national delegate The I tali rules i Iso provide that delegates imcomniitcd must icniaiu uncommit ti d thmuji the In- -t bailot at the national onv elltloii p ( .1x2 s, ilHI Last with t (lou-mo- hen-utte- I hic-v- -- c uut Mozambique with a promise ot mole millions to follow, as they mill I'.Pc decapitate, and dmon-nilic- r hlx-rt, frugal lov m ; Rhodesians We have a light to assume that ally ot even limited intelligence pc I'soti would know tint a nation wPh a nation d Ueb ot over 1Hl billion, like nu ru a has no business sending nnlu-bious- 1 nioiu-- ale to anyone too timid to savage despots in Zambia, Tanzania when we protect our own v Panama tin tiniest, must II (ultll Spot l Hamid C in pt opc t INFANT'S llaa Wav llh't and a strong doubter . . l'o tlie GERBER PLASTIC Puck of thioe in REG 2 20 bc-s- t 99c RFG t lic-a- t I TRAINING PANTS cotton 100 tu--- e i 19 GERBER RFG s months Pall on PEG it ot Senator Church n a The recotd of moral vision and lege Lit i v e committment Much ol the mujorwoik aid to ol an 4 in the an-ieducation, tax relorm. and agriculture i was he who bear, he n im 1" placed ill nomination the name ot John F Kennedy tor president lie was the tile m m sponsor ot measures to ih nd tragic involvement m Indochina advocate ot measures he is the hic-requiring multinational companies to than create jobs m America ruthc-ubruud Frank Church, the only active-c.md- i d.Pe to Jimmy Carter, Is the l mail around to assure ail open n itioiial Mid we need ,n open convention neJected convention m M7t, to sectors ot the Democratic lurty one sewed locked up convention IM GERBER STARTER SHIRT 17, May will have the to cast a "primal v vote opportunity I in voting tor flunk for Il esnic-n- t Uliurch lor several important le.isoiis WE VALIDATE to loving s tip the mass meeting on t ITO MW(C . A vote for Sen. Church even Utah Demoer CONVENIENT COVERED STORESIDE PARKING ON BROADWAY. 'Urlaces ill nioiiieis and complements her silver hair Mother has come to i ealize that all this waiting on, this sen mg her family has become lov ing 1lie selflessness of a mot tier or has turned anyone, toi that matter techa. To tilt editor IFdDE DBADBY A DESERET NEWS, THURSDAY, AAAY 13, 1976 Only Poti'T CAfc! Letters from our readers C h .1 To tvscc-n- ( Dr t readers: Hie Deseret News welcomes read mV tout!. buttons to the um Plea--I"and include .is ( oncise as e, pos-ihl- name and addic-slo publish as many letters pissib'e, vve- mav eoiidense, but make cvt"-- v effort not to change m. ailing I etters mav be addressed Lmn in. DFKFKFT NEWS, 34 E. South Salt I ake Cltv, I tall Kill!) , - as will the to 1st DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH CAPm tr i '(' DFi IVFPY PATFS WAIl OLl .Vt BY RATES i I. 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