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$or-Tribun, Copr, Wyo. Solurdoy, April 22, 1972 Planning Teaclier Tenure Jobs Go Begging, Reiff Tells Kiwanis Director 3 May Be Block, esigns Says Stellern told about 100 persons he believes that in five or ten years the concept of teacher tenure will be dissolved. Teachers will be held accountable on a year to year basis. The first task in being held accountable in the area of LD is to define what an LD is. "A learning disability is what we call a break in the learning circuit that is due to a central CHEYENNE (UPI)-A city-county planning director resigned Thursday to establish a Cheyenne planning consulting firm.

Tom Perdew resigned effective May 1, saying he will offer his service to both the city and county on a consulting basis until a fulltime consultant can be obtained. Perdew has been city-county planning director for 19 months. He said more planning progress has been made here in the 19 months than he has seen in any previous job. He came here after leaving a Paducah, planning directorship. Musical Play Set at Church The Casper Stake MIA of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will present a musical play, "A Name Like Jones" on Tuesday and Wednesday, at 7:30 pjii.

It will be shown in the church's cultural out of the eight," he said. "That's the way we rate people for jobs, including executives for good paying positions." Speaking of the search for good executives, Reiff said "it is not enough to know if a man has 10 years experience. The question is, was it one year repeated 10 times, or 10 years of increasing total experience?" All businessmen, he said, face a productivity problem. "The average persons works only 3 hours out of an S-hour day. We have the lowest rate of productivity of any industrial country in the last 11 years, exceeded only by Canada.

Some nations have four times as much productivity per man hours as the United States. "About 15 per cent of the work force is idle at all times, whether by illness, just sitting around, or chit chat." He was accompanied by Jim Loshbaugh of the Casper office of Acme. Sun sensitivity SAN FRANCISCO IUPII A growing number of people are becoming unduly sensitive to sunlight because of deodorant soaps and aftershave lotions containing antibacterial agents, says Dr. John II. Epstein of the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center.

Many jobseekers are not aware the depression is over, according to William D. Reiff of Spokane, president of Acme Personnel Service, a nationwide private employment service. "Jobs are going begging," he told the Casper Kiwanis Club in a talk Thursday. "Some aren't reading the help wanted ads, because they have a mental picture of depression." Reiff listed the first four factors for landing a job as appearance, personality, logic and values. "Appearance is important, you never get a second chance to correct a first impression." He said he advised one longhaired applicant to trim his locks.

The youth said he didn't see why that was important. "It's important because the man who writes the checks isn't hiring long hairs," Reiff said he advised the man. "Personality," he went on, "is the ticket for a living. It's the firm footstep and the voice that rings. "Logic is the ability to think beyond step one." Next in importance to the applicant landing a job, he enumerated skills, attitudes, goals and philosophy.

"The most qualified job seekers will have all eight points, but anyone will need six WYOMING JUDICIAL CONFERENCE: Members of various panels of the Second Citizens Conference on Wyoming Courts go over plans. They are (left to right) Peter Mulvaney, David Uchner and Marvin Helart, new clerk of U.S. District Court, all from Cheyenne. (Photo by Chuck Morrison). Spotlighters to Promote Playhouse all those who attend day nervous system dysfunction," Stellern said.

It is not due to such things as sensory impairment, mental retardation, and emotional disturbance. However, individuals may in addition be emotionally disturbed. Because of a dysfunction in the central nervous system a person may have difficulty in using learning channels such as seeing, hearing, speaking, feeling, eye-hand coordination, and moving around. For example, his eyes may see correctly, but the brain does not translate correctly so be might think that the letters in DOG all look alike. Or, the child may have difficulty distinguishing between "Children with learning dUabilitkt (LD) have average er above average intelligence.

The LD if many times (Jjcovered in school when the child's progress does not measure up to his ability. The Natrona County Association for Children with Learning Disabilities invited Dr. John Stellern, UW associate professor and coordinator of special education, and Dr. Stanley Vasa, assistant professor in special education, la speak to parents and teachers About how they can help the LD child -Japan Trade May Include -Cattle, Too (UPI)-A move which started as an interest in exporting lambs to Japan has apparently expanded to include cattle. Don Brunk, executive director of the Wyoming Department of Economic jQannlng and Development, said Thursday he received a Tetter from a Japanese spokesman expressing an interest in shipping some young calves to Japan.

"We would like to contact some parties who might be able to offer us some calves of under 300 kilos (660 pounds) in 300 to 500 bead lots," Morio Ito, San Francisco branch manager of Ibshoku wrote. Bill Hovey, a spokesman for the State Department of Agriculture said the letter indicated the Japanese were sincere in -their interest to buy Wyoming products. Persons Interested in promoting participation in Casper's community theatre, The Playhouse, are being invited to join a new club called the Spotlighters. The Spotlighters will meet monthly and according to Miss Judy Richards, president of the board of trustees for the Playhouse, membership cards for the new club will be Issued to provide and encourage a continuing interchange of ideas that will revitalize all who participate," she said. The first meeting of the Spotlighters will be held Monday in the community room of the Wyoming National Bank following the annual Playhouse meeting which starts at 7:30 p.m.

tryouts and workshops, and to anyone interested in promoting good theatre in Casper. "So many times we have people who come to tryouts for a certain play and perhaps do not obtain a part, and then we never see them again although they are still interested in the theatre," said Miss Richards. "We believe this new club will hall, Seventh and Missouri. The public is invited. It will feature Casper young people from the three LDS congregations in Casper.

Sparc I fC rx 7Y---V 4jf KSXSIMLKJ A II I I I A ffl AX JL VTTKFV AS I I CM 1 I AM I A I I II I I I it similar sounds. They often have poor memories or trouble with abstract reasoning. One should learn where the child's strengths and weaknesses are in order to teach toward the strengths. The next step is to decide what the child should accomplish and help him gradually through those steps. If a record is kept during the teaching process and it shows progress, the teacher or parent knows he is accomplishing his objective.

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