Mins RLSFSOr REPORTS or TRIP (continued
from P ge 8) ras voted as nart of the lo
cal PTA's contribution toward promoting
^orld fellowship, to send a subscription
of the Reader's Digest to a foreign coun* •
try. Miss Elefson, suggested Germany as die
I'iss Dickson. France seems to have many
of the American Magazines on their News
stands, Miss Elefson reported.
The FTA meeting -opened rith a moving-tech
nicolor picture sho"° •^-tension Ser
vice on "The Tree of Life" in which the
work of the Forestry Service was explained.
The second picture ras on "Patterns of Am
erican Rural Art.
Mrs, Victor Johnson reported on the Magaz
ine Selling. Drive being sponsored by the
"VTA. They nave secured the agency for sel
ling all types of magazines and rill be
glad to take your order for a ner subscrip
tion .or your reheral* Someone is to be sta
t ioned in'tom and others ’"ill handle sub
scriptions in each community.
!'rs. Schaefer reported that 12C7.00 has
been raised torard the 250 needed to mate!
a similar amount from the Territory. This
is to be used to purchase or repair equip
ment for the school.
In discussing ’"hat the school needed the
most, Mr, Snelling reported that some of
the playground equipment ras in such bad
shape that it rould have to be repaired or
taken dom, horever, he did not favor the
purchase of playground equipment. He sta
ted that he ras more in favor of siipervi
sed play as all too often pupils are ser
iously injured on eauipnent of this type
even -hen ner. Other suggestions made
rere for project rork in the lover grades,
Tennis coart, and equipment for ball games
After the meeting 1'rs. Schaefer •appointed
['.rs. I4 r. Sandvik, "rs. Margaret Cope and
T'rs. Dorothy Bell to study the needs of the
school and report at the next meeting as to
rhat to purchase. "j ■
jTp Snellinr ^enortcd that the school .enroll*
ment is at the saturation pointf Vo more pu*
nils can be accepted exceot in the 7th grade
and in the 3rd and 5th combination room, pie
normal increase in previous years was 5-8%
while at the opening of school this year it
was 125So 'There have been a considerable numbc
enter ing since. New pupils are now being
turned away from the Palmer School except
in the grades mentioned, he said.
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