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The October meeting of the Palmer PIT.A.
was opened Wednesday evening by MrsiCharles
Schaefer who read the P.T.A. prayer. The
meeting was held in the School Lunch Room
with about 45 in attendance.,
The treasurer reported 40 paid memberships
to date, but several teachers said that
they had received some through the pupils
which would su^pnent this number.
Methods of raising money to match the
Territorial fund for buying equipment for
the School were discussed, A letter 'from
A1 Hagen was read offering the P.T.A. th e
use of tfce Theatre for a'show sponsored
by the P T.A. The P.T.A. would be allow
ed 2/3 of the proceeds and ‘the Theatre
1/3 up to a maximum of $75.00. Those
present were"favorably impressed with the
plan and Mrs, Schaefer appointed Mrs.
Smart and Miss Marsh to contact Mr.Hagen
and work out further plans.
Mrs, Stuart, Secretary, reported on the
tyne of subject-material suggested for
$ySHf8'&lci&r£e National Congress of
Following is an outline of suggested
topics:
1. School Education which includes such
topics as School legislation,Financ
ing, teachers salaries, ?!hy teachers
leave the profession, etc.
2'. Health
3i “orld Understanding
4. Parent & Family Life Education.
Mr. Snelling suggested that the group
select one or two topics tinder one main
heading enl appoint a Committee to assem
ble material and report at" .the next meet
ings He also made a second suggestion that
under School Education the group make a
study of the timely topic of "Financing
the Falmer School. " since this is the
current problem facing Palmer and vicin
ity.. A committee of three was- selected'
with the possibility of adding Mrs. I.M*
Sandvik as a fourth member when she're
turns, ' The'.three appointed are: Mr.Harry
Uilcmer- M s. Victor Johnson and Mr. Carl
A discussion as to serving lufich bame up
and it was decided that the P.T.A. woultf
buy refreshments. In this way no one
need feel embarrassed at not having any
thing to bring and remain at home.
Mr, J. L. Dickson reported that National
Education Visitation week would be ob
served here November 10 to 14 inclusive.
An this time parents are invited to visit
the school and'see what is being done in.
the classrooms. Tno pupils' work will be
on display* It is honed that bar hap s
'TLa can. be served at about 3 p.m, to the
•/is iter sc
Jblicwing +ho business masting, a Pro,gram
for new cor mars Mo the‘Valley was given
rr tkaix honor. Cent, on n.jxt page. 9