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WVIA’s cldssroom television
service resuined this week for
220,000 regional students whose
schools are enrolled in Channel
44’s week day instructional pro-
grams.
For the 1973-74 ITV. year, a
record 44 public school districts
and some 50 private and paro-
chial schools, colleges and other
educational institutions in
Northeastern and Northcentral
Pennsylvania are members of
WVIA’s classroom service.
School agencies pay $1.25 per
pupil per year to Channel 44 for
~ the instructional television ser-
vice.
The ITV ys includes a
return of many seasoned
favorites, 15 new series, and the
debut of “Inside Out,” which
promises to establish TV as a
medium for exploring human
relationships.
“Inside Out” deals with sub-
less of age, but in such a way
that a child can relate to them.
Subjects include friendship,
loneliness, love, hate, fear, and
even death.
The new instructional
schedule will include 43 series,
with offerings in many discip-
lines, on all grade and college
:
An ecology story by Dorothy
Shuttlesworth titled, °‘Litter—
The Ugly Enemy” is new to the
shelves of the Back Mountain
Memorial Library's children’s
annex. Man may be well on his
way toward being the only spe-
cies in the history of life ‘on
carth to become extinct by suf-
focating in his own garbage.
In this book, the author des-
cribes the terrible plight of all
of us. since all of us are affected
by litter and garbage. We must
realize that almost everyone is
to blame for garbage and litter
pollution.
All living things have a rela-
tionship to each other and to
their surroundings. The study of
such relationships is called eco-
logy. Populations are growing
rapidly. With the great increase
in numbers of people and all
of additional waste material are
created. And waste material. or
garbage. has become a real
challenge to our society.
~The cities of the United States
spend hundreds of millions of
dollars a year cleaning up litter.
And many more millions trying
to dispose of refuse in ways that
will not endanger health or des-
troy property values.
This book presents the story
of one city. Although this city is
an imaginary place, it repre-
ents what has happened in
Er real towns and cities. The
good fight against litter. as it is
being waged in a few outstand-
ing communities of the United
States. is described.
This is a book about how pol-
lution is studied and how it is
conquered by scientists, techni-
cians. and especially private ci-
tizens. It will make every read-
er. young and old, want to join
in the fight against this national
menace.
“Your World—Your Sur-
vival’, by Matt Warner is a
has been a matter of growing
concern for some time. not only
in America. but all over the
world. This book takes a close
look at the problem, which to-
day has reached critical pro-
portions. and discusses what
must be done if man is to sur-
vive the devastating effects of a
polluted environment and need-
less waste of our natural re-
sources. For, as the author
points out. air and water that
are clogged with impurities be-
come health hazards of incalcu-
lable proportions. And unless
something is done soon to pro-
tect and conserve our natural
resources. man's chances for
survival on this planet look very
grim. (
The book encourages the
reader to take part in any effort
in his community to deal with
specific problems of conserva-
tion. Timely and highly infor-
mative. the book includes about
fifty photographs. an index and
a bibliography.
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levels.
Jeff Grant is director and
Patricia Bayne, assistant
director of Channel 44’s ex-
panding classroom television
programming. Both hold higher
education degrees and special-
ize in visual communications.
Six new school districts have
joined the Channel 44 classroom
service for the 1973-74 school
year. They are Montrose Area,
Montrose; ‘Western Wayne,
South Canaan; Bloomsburg
Area, Bloomsburg; Mont-
gomery Area, Montgomery;
Millville Area, Millville; and
East Lycoming, Hughesville.
Channel 44’s ITV staff is
visiting each new school to dis-
cuss the effective utilization of
classroom TV with the
teachers. Besides annual visits
to all member schools, the ITV
with teachers through several
audio-visual workshops at
Channel 44’s Public Broad-
casting Center, Pittston.
Mr. Grant and Mrs. Bayne
will also host a weekly, early-
evening show, ‘ ‘Classroom 44,”
which will highlight new ideas
and projects in the educational
community of Northeastern and
Northcentral Pennsylvania.
Trucksville’s PTA
Plans First Meeting
All interested parents are
year meeting of the Trucksville
Elementary Parent-Teachers
Association. The meeting will
be held Oct. 1 at 8 p.m. at the
Oak Street School.
Dr. Linford A. Werkheiser,
superintendent of the Dallas
School District, will be guest
speaker.
Classroom visitation will
begin at 7:30 p.m.
Officers of the PTA for the
1973-74 school year are as
follows: Mrs. Edward Price Jr.,
president; Mrs. Edward Jones
Jr., vice president; John Petro,
secretary; and H. Robert Ash,
treasurer.
Walter Prokopchak is prin-
cipal of the school and Phillip
Zachary is head teacher.
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The Leagues of Women
Voters of the Wilkes-Barre area
and Hazleton in collaboration
with WVIA TV will present a
program of public concern en-
titled Evening with the Can-
didates on Channel 44 before the
November elections. :
live November 2 from 7:30 to
10:30 p.m.
Candidates from Wilkes-
Barre city and Hazleton and
Luzerne County candidates for
the office of Judge of the Court
registered letters of invitation
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to appear on the program.
Hazleton candidates will ap-
pear during the initial time per-
iod and those from Wilkes-
Barre during the latter half.
The Candidates for Judge are
scheduled to appear during a 15-
minute interim.
The format will include a
four-minute presentation by
each candidate followed by four
minutes of questions formulat-
ed by the League members.
Jerry Schumacher will
moderate the program with the
assistance of a league member
from each of the two cities.
The League of Women Voters
is a non-partisan organization
whose purpose is to encourage
the informed and active partici-
pation of all citizens in govern-
ment.
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Zoning Violation
Results in Fine
Leonard Weinberg, doing
work on a Main Street, Dallas,
building situated across from
the Back Mountain Memorial
Library, has paid a $50 fine and
costs of $11 to magistrate Leo-
nard Harvey, Dallas, for the
manner in which that work was
being done.
Mr. Weinberg was LG tine
to put 10 apartments in the old
edifice, although the borough
zoning authorities have stipu-
lated that the building may not
ments.
The violation was discovered
in late August by Dallas
Borough police chief Ray Titus,
who filed the complaint against
Mr. Weinberg. ;
Work has stopped on the
apartment project. Chief Titus
told the Post that if Mr. Wein-
berg were to continue on the 10-
apartment project, he would be
fined $100 a day for that acti-
Mr. Weinberg had indicated
that he would go before the
borough zoning board to ask a
more than four apartments in
the building.
Awarded Sept. 22
Owners of the top trophy deer
and bear heads measured by
Pennsylvania Game Commis-
sion personnel this year will
receive awards Sept,
The Game Comssion’s
trophy deer and bear awards
banquet will be held in con-
junction with the Fall meeting
of the Penna. Outdoor Writers
Assn. at the Ramada Inn,
Mechanicsburg.
The Penna. Outdoor Writers
Assoc. was. instrumental in
helping establish the trophy
awards program in 1965.
Several thousand deer antlers
and bear skulls have been
measured since the start of the
records program.
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