LAST WEDNESDAY NIGHT was an eventful one in the life of
Frank Byrd of Saunook. an employe of the A. C. I.awrrnce l.eather
Co. At top. Kyrd. who is a first lieutenant in the Army Reserve,
took over as commander of Company F. 518th Infantry Keiiiment.
Wayneaville's reserve unit, suoceedln* ( apt, Charles If, I'arker. Jr.
(left) of Asheville. At bottom. I-t. Itvrd is shown swearing Into the
reserve his son. Jimmy. 18, a senior at Waynesville High. and a
standout this season in the Mountaineer line as renter and line
barker. Company I meets at the USAR Training Center across
from the courthouse each Wednesday night from 7:58 until 8:30
p.m. {Mountaineer Photo).
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County Health Officer Urges
More Polio Immunizations
Immunizations against polio
should be started now in Order to
obtain protection during 1957. I)r
R. K. Butler, county liealtli officer,
announced today.
I)r. Butler pointed out "Al
though there Is little danger of an
epidemic at this time of year. j !
cases have been reported in Janu-!
try The percentage of those still
inprotected against polio makes
iwsslble the outbreak of an epl
lemic Immunization now should,
n a large measure, eliminate the
tahger Of any outbreak during
1857.
The health olTieer also stated:
HOKE ABOUT
Junior Deputies
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nlsh information to officers," the
sheriff pointed out. "The main pur
pose is to provide a means of ex
plaining the work of l.iw enforc-'
ment officers, ,a study of the legal
side of the work, and definitions of
terms, and the various types of pa
pers handled by officers in carry
inn out then dull' Sheriff Camp
bell said.
Plans are for each club to have
a 30-minute study period each
month during the school hours. Ai
offirei will teach the classes, and
also hold a general question and
answer period.
"\N c feel that if the boys know
more about the work u| law en
f foreeinent officers that they wil
have a different attitude towards
the program of prevention ol
crime," Sheriff Campbell said
"That is our aim and purpose In
taking on this special work."
Any boy in the 10th or 11th
trade is eligible to join the club
There will not be any dues Tht
boy Ls given a membership card
upon pledging to uphold the laws
and remains a member just as lonf
as his eonduet shows he Is interest
ed in the program. The whole pro
gram is on a voluntary basis ?
nothing compusory.
Sheriff Campbell said similai
clubs were organ!/ d in Buncomtx
county, and had proven successful
Beth Perkinson. director in Bun
combe, was here and explained l<
the 36 delegates, the program that
is being carried on there
Kach hoy is given a Junior Dep
uty badge to wear as long as he is
a member of the organization.
When asked how the program
would he financed?-paying for the
badges and other such Items, the
sheriff replied: "I gues-, I will
but then. I am interested in boys,
and what better Investment can a
fellow make than in a young man?"
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Teacher
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| never gets closer to the student
than the TV screen. He has no
I contact with the student in any
event. In some instances effective
work is done, and it is one method
of getting instruction to the stu
dent, and is definitely a step for
ward, although "dehumanizing" to
say the least.
One line of thought that has been
presented and tried is for the
standards for teachers to be low
ered in order to induce more to
lake up t lie work, but that has al
ready proven a false move, Presi
dent Bird said.
"The matter is a grave problem
for all concerned, and while experi
ments are h ing carried on trying
to find a solution, we must face the
facts, the solution to the problem
is far from living simple "
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Five Cars
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ttie rear by a 1955 DeSoto driven
by.Richard Queen of the Dellwood
Road.
The only injury, was a cut above
the right eye suffered by Mehaf
fey, who received "first-aid treat
ment.
Damage was estimated at $150 to
the second and third vehicles, at
$250 to the fourth, and at $500 t<?
the fifth
Recalls Ike's Memory
STATES ISLAND. N Y (AP>?
Professor Willis Illnman of Wag
m i College here likes lo talk about
President Eisenhower's phenome
nal memory for names.
I Unman, head of the department
of Greek and Latin, served as Lu
theran chaplain at Camp Colt. Get
tysburg. Pa., during World Far I
Eisenhower, then a major, was sta
tioned at the same base
"I admired him because he made
a point of learning the names of
every man he spoke to," recalls the
professor.
Besides teaching at Wagner,
Hinman serves ;,s pastor of St
Johns Lutheran Church at Summit.
N. J. *
"It is the intention of this de
partment to make an effort to in
crease the number of those pro
tected by conducting clinics in the
schools soon after the Christmas
holidays.
"There arc many who received
one inoculation or even two but
who have not returned for their
third. It is felt necessary that three
inoculations be given in order to
secure adequate protection. For
that reason those who received one
or two inoculations and not the
third, within the specified time,
should have the full course of three
from the present time.
"A schedule of elinies will be
worked out and published and it is
the hope of this department that
manv of those who have not been
protected will take advantage of
this opportunity,
"The immunizations may still be
received at the Waynesvllle center
on Wednesdays and in Canton on
Tuesdays between the hours of 8
a. m. and 5 p.m.
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