FALMER SCHOOL NEWS
Falmer High School Student Coun
cil has organize^ by electing I-eter
San^vik Chairman, and Feggy Hanson,
Secretary, and has done consider
able v/ork In lining up the 1944
Carnival to be staged in the Gym.
and school building basement on
the evening of October 28,
Carnival assignments have been
mode as follows: Tart Stand, Senior
b >ys and Mr. Wimmer; Fish Fend,
Seventh Grade boys and Mrs.Swanscp;
Cl. ck Room, 10th Grade boys and
Mrs. Cope) Dance, Junior Class and
Misses DeBest and Baker; Novelty
Stand, 7th Grade girls and Misses
Stevens and Lauber; Adult Bingo, <
10th Grade girls-and Mesdames-Pine
and Garberg and Miss Schermeister;
Hall of .Horrors,, ,9th Grade boys-;
and Messrs. Shaw and Wimmer; Doll
Stand, .,8th Grade boys and Mr.Miller
Food, 9th Grade girls and Mrs.King
and Miss -Wear; Junior Bingo,Senlo<r
girls and Misses Hughes and White,,
and Coca Cola and Ice Cream, 8th -*
Grade .girls and Mrs. Shaw.
The Pep rand is again organized
and promises to give snappier
marches and stunts than lost year,;
accord! ng to Miss Mary Stevens., •
Music Supervisor. Personnel--of the
band, include Tess Hemmer, Clarinet;
’Allan Linn, Cornet; Barbara McAll
is^pr and Don Hanson, Drums; Don
Irwin, Saxophone, and Jalmar Ker
ttula,* Cornet. ,
The* school is seeking a new ,,
jahito'r jand an assistant, Victor
Johnson haying resigned due to -
poOr health.. The pay for Janitor
is.now $250,00 a month for 12
months, while the assistant janitor
draws $95.00 a month for nine
months--Sep.fc,ember through May 15. -
Each Wednesday of the school
year has tjeen designated’as School
War Savings Day ahc} Miss Harriet f
Hughes has assumed direction of tho
War Savings effort. She will coi*'
lect from each room the funds
brought by pupils, purchase the
stamps or bonds designated and re
turn them to respective owners a3
soon as practicable. Goals are to
qualify to fly the Schools-at-Wor
Cont. on pp. 5
BASKET BALL for WOtpN
An opportunity to piny basket
ball is now being offered to. all the
women of the community. Basketball
will be played every Tuesday and
Thursday evening from 7:00 to 9:00
in the Community Hall. All women
re^ar^loss of ability are invited
to come.
LESTEH ELLSWORTH FAMILY LEAVING
Lester Ellsworth came here wi
his family in 1935 from Meiriweo' er,
Mi chigan. He df*ew e place,homes toad
land, in thp Butte section. He pirns
to- take-his family to Oregon near
lortland inhere they will make their
new hQme . -- • .
Ther^utte Homemakers' Cl lb gave
the family a farewell party last
Sunday .evening in the Butte Hall.
Many.f-piends and neighbors athered
to wish them happiness in tneir new
home.
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ROGER MOORE SHOT IN EYE
•Reger Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Moore, accidently shot him
self in .the eye with his B.B. gun
last Saturday. The B.E. glazed his
nose ang1 hit the - lid’- of the eye.
He was taken to the Lactor immedi fit
ly and had his eye- dressed. The eye
was found to-be unharmed except r r
the temporary wound. : Roger is in
deed. a. very lucky boy.
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WEDDING BELLS -
■ ; June France (-surprised us all iy
quietly getting married- in the mid
dle of the nightr. The: lucky man
is Corporal. Bill- Granger, Woodland,
Washington. The wedding took place
at the Huntley home nt 12:30 this
morning. The original plan was to
have had the wedding next Sunday,
but due to the fact that Cpl.Granger
had to leave for the States on a
30 day furlough very soon, they de
cided to be married sooner. The
bridegroom plans to visit his mother.
June will continue her work here for
the present.