The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-12-14
MONEY SPENT IN Ed
VOCATIONAL PROGRAM

IN view Of the fact that money put
into Christmas Seals is spent largely
ia health educational program with
/ special reference 20 raising the health
standard 81 the children Of the state,
/ endorsements Of the work Of the Ore
Con tuberculosis Association from
the various educational leaders Of the
state, have strong and special signi-
/ ficanc.
Money spent in interesting chill
iren in the formation Of health habits
in playing the game Of health and in
the valuation Of health and life it.
self, is an investment with a high
rate Of interest Never has Oregon
been challenged to do more along
lines Of disease prevention and public
health than st the present time and
with the sympathy and financial sup
port Of the citizens Of the state, this
challenge will be met,
Following are some Of the endorse
ments from leading educators:
". J. Kerr. president Of Oregon
Agricultural College: "The work Of
the Oregon tuberculosis Association
is Of very great Importance. Much
good has already been accomplished.
1t undoubtedly merits. and l trust
will receive the financial support re-
Quired in continuing the work in a
most effective and successful way
P. l. Campbell, president Of Univer-
sity Of Oregon: The activities of the
| Oregon tuberculosis Association have
my heartiest support, and l have full
confidence in the organization which
is in charge Of them. In my iudg-
ment no more important piece Of
work is being done for the health Of
Oregon than that which lies within
the activities Of the Association.
know that already a material reduc'
ton has been made in the death rate
from tuberculosis in Oregon through
the work which the Association ha:
been doing for the past few years
I appeal to every citizen of Oregon
to give the heartiest support both BY
encouragement and by purchase Of thu
Seals which are sold as the princips
means of keeping up the Association
budget"
J. S. Landers, president Oregon
Normal school: There is no simpler
OF easier way that any citizen of Ore.
gon can aid q suffering fellowmar
than by liberal purchase Of Christ
mas Seals during the coming holida.
season, The Oregon Tuberculosi.
Association in the effective work it il
doing, deserves the support of ever.
generous hearted person in the state.
J. A. Churchill, state superinten
dent of public instruction; at af
fords me much pleasure to again en-
dorse the Christmas Seal Sale O
the Oregon tuberculosis Association
for December, 1922. ! trust tina: GU
teachers will make a splendid contri
button in the way of assisting in thu
sale Of the seals for it is the bes.
way to support health educationa
work in Oregon"
The sale Of Seals has started of
with a bang throughout the state
Never before have such large re-or
ders been received so early in tbs
campaign. Coos County has ordered
an additional 500 worth of Seals;
other recorders include: Salem, $500;
Klamath County, $500; Yamhil
County, 5000; Umatilla, 5000; Wash.
ington, $500; Columbia, $50. Let
ters Of encouragement and of PLAN
for record sales are reaching tn,
headquarters in Portland from al
sections of the state. The Portland
mail sale is the largest in the histor!
of the Association.