The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 39, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 September 1962 — Page 3

GUEST EDITORIAL I EDITOR'S MAIL Editor, Independent-News Walkerton, Ind. Dear Sir: At the recent PT A meeting in North Liberty, the question of activities for the youth in our community was briefly discussed. I should like to use your columns as a "Sounding Board" for some suggestions I have. Perhaps others will have other, and better, suggestions, and if enough interest is generated, a public meeting could be called to take action. I propose that one evening each week be designated as "SchoolCommunity Night," and school associated activities be scheduled for that evening, activities sucn as FEA, Y-Teens, Future Nm class parties, etc. This would i i an that the parents with several < al dren in school could make then plans more easily, and would not have "something going on at school every night." Os course, members of the athletic teams and class play cast would need to have more practice times. While Johnny and Susie are busy with their activities, the par- , ent who has had to furnish theii transportation has an hour or two wait. My second suggestion is to make rooms in the community- ( owned school available for use of adults. Such programs as classes in interior decoration, sewing, literature, could be held here if We sell preventive service when the frost is on the sompkin. Antifreeze Radiator Hoses Fan Belts Thermostats Heater Hose Managers Gene Fritz and Jim Martin

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enough interest was shown Those who attend the classes would pay a fee to cover costs of teachers and materials. Other activities for both adult and youth could be planned. Garden clubs, camera clubs, classes for square-dancing, a drama group, current events discussion group, speech craft club any of these plus many more could be organized and include members of a wide age-range. Interested adults not on the school teaching staff could be sponsors. I feel that a program such as this would do several things. Among them are; Give students a wider choice of extra-curricular activities, without requiring more of the parents for transportation, etc. 2. Proside an opportunity for hdulLs anil youth to work together in areas of common interest 3. Require less after school hours duty time for most teachers 1. Include school drop-outs and older youth in a community program. 5. Encourage all to continue to learn, even after formal education is completed. Thank you for allowing me to express my ideas I hope others will do so too. School Patron Thirty-Two Attend Club Meeting Friday Thirty members and two guests were present at the Friday meeting of the Community Club. Devotions were given by Mrs. W. P. Cowan, followed by roll call which was answered by "Where I Sjient My Vacation.” The new budget was read and accepted after it was explained by the president, Mrs. Ed Brooker. The year boon was reviewed by the program chairman, Mis Gus Verkier. This year a social tea hour will again be held from one to two o'clock before each meeting. Mrs. Sam Baker .of Plymouth, was introduced by Mrs. Gus Verkler and gave a book review of "Give Father a Hard Knock" by Ken Kraft Jr Ho-tesses were Mrs. Clarabelle Rog> is. Mis Mjitli- Mutvhh r and Mrs. Hildur Ricketts. Greene And Liberty To Hold Art Meeting On Thursday, September 27, elementary teachers from Greene and North liberty will have a meeting in the North Liberty Elementary School on the Elementary Art Program. Dr. Martha R. Carter. Director of Art, in the South Bend Community School Corporation, will preside over the meeting.

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