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POVI3IOTAL LE.'cU, O0 'tJC.'1' VO:.,R OF .DEITOi, T:kAS
Volume 2, Number 4
October 8, 1962
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NJ. STATE PROC-GRA CURA R1IAN
APOIT7 3D ' 30AARD
The appointment of :rs, Pcrry Bot-:in
as state program chairman lras approved
by the board of the Denton Provisional
I;V at its meeting Oct. 3.
'".e are certainly happy to have
someone as able as irs. Doti.n to Zill
ti s important post , caomulit ed l hs. T.
I, '.alts3, president.
IMs, tfalter also announced the re-
signation of Mrs, Jason Iio.rard, %fiho ser-
ved as finance chairman. Although she
4ras obliged to resign from the board for
reasons of health, -rs. Hlorvard .ill re-
main active in the local unit, the pres-
id ent said.
ARMCCIAIR VIE.:R-RS
TV GUIDE TO LEAARsI 'G
Denton residents malr earn up to six
hours of cole e credits in nine months
tlrough a TV course in economics support-
ed by evening classes at NTorth Tetas
State College.
Dr. Kendall Cochran of the depart-
ment of economics and sociology and hus-
band of a L JV member .ill meet vrith the
class one nigt a -reek for 32 Treel:s
The rest of the classroom time :vzill be
spent in front of a TV set to hear Dr.
John R. Coleman of Carnegie Institute of
Techinology for half an hour every day at
either 6:30 a. i,. on Channel 4 or at
6:30 p. m. on Chaznel 13.
Also available to TV scholars is a
repeat of Dr. Peter Odegardts ca sses
on government over Channel 5, iree!days
from 6:30 to 7:30 a. m.
IGOiTO-YOUR-TOfTN C!HAIR IAN
COI.PILES HISTORY OF CITL, COUnTTY
The chairman of the Knov-Your-Tovm
survey, Dr. IIary A'gnes i.nrphy, has com-
pleted a history of Denton and Denton
County,
D31iTO , HIGH STUD.i? CS
TO ? f3CUo3 UIJ TOUR
T'.ro Denton -Tigh School student s 1All
discuss tleir visit to the United Nations
in ilH York this summer at the general
meeting of the LI.7 to be held in the Com-
munity Room of 'the First State Bank on
Thurs., Oct. 11, at 7:30 p. im,
The students are Susie Iawler aid
Ulike Gregory, -zho vron their UN trips in a
contest sponsored by Denton civic clubs,
Mrs, -. R, Hargrove, national program
chairman, said, "The L:J supports the U1
system, including adequate financial con-
ributions, increased use and improved pro-
cedures, support of U. contributions to
U udgtet, the UN bond issue, peace-keeping
rogaramis, economic and social activities,
increased use of the '.orld Court and re-
peal of the Connally Anmelndmlent."
A recent Gallup Poll showed that 90
per cent of the American people wvted the
US to maintain membership in the UN, he
acled.
U-.'LR3s, IEALTH AM D SANIITATIOiT
SUJ:JCT OF UNIT STUDY
Public -relfare, health and sanitation
in Denton County rill be the topic of the
unit meetings to be hell Mied., Oct. 24,
at9 :30 a. ll. in the .Jebb home, 1214 Clover
Lamie, -nd Thurs., Oct. 25, at 7:30 p. m.
in the Foster home, 1126 Vine.
DETON; S:3IDS DELEGAT33
TO '.TACO COiJFER3iTNCE
Denton delegates to the area LJV con-
ference on state-local relations in -:aco
Tuesday and ;ednesday, Oct. 9 and 10, -vill
be l.rs. .7 falter, president of the
Provisional L-]V of Denton, ad IMrs. Perry
Botvin, newly-appointed state program
chairman.
iirs, Colin iacdonald ac d iirs, Geoffrey
:arren ,ll H be seriiA r leaders Sirmilar
se;i;nars are being held throughout Texas.
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