PARENT-TEACHERS NEWS
The need for an organized program
of recreation held the spotlight at
the regular meeting of the PTA on
Tuesday evening, Feb.15.
The discussion of the problem grew
out of a previous discussion o.n\the
needs of the comunity. In the prev
ious meeting a test was given to
determine the local opinion on the
several problems. Frank opinions
were rocc^ved and tabulations were
of the. results,, .establishing espec
ialy the lack of recreational fac
ilities and cultral. advantages in
our comunity.
After the tabulations were explain
ed, a liv.ly discussion led by the I
Rev.K.E. Beyer, on the cstabllshmervl
of 'a recreational program followed.
As a tangiable result of this exel-1
ent presentation, a comittee on the
program for orginized recreation
will be appointed in the near futur*
Mrs. Sandvick reports.that there
are sixty•members Ih the PTA and
we would publish them but lack spac<
HOME MADE UNPASTUERIZEL ICE CREAM
BLAMED FOR .DISEASE OUTBREAKS.
Of the ‘seven disease outbreaks in
the United States in 1942 reported
to'the United .States Public Health
Service.as-being attributed to Ice
cream,^our concerned home made ice
cream. In the cases of the remain
ing three, one was a food poisoning
case involving ice cream made from
raw cream; one was a.case of grstro
entertis involving ice cream made
from cream insufficiently pastu^r
ized; and one was a food poisoning
case in which no report was made.
REMPEL FAMILY COMING.
The advancc'guard of the Rempel
'family arrived this week, consist
of 11 Holstein cows, three Poland
China hogs and other posessions,
under the care of Mr. Rempels son.
They are establishing themselves
'on .the former Novak Tract, south.of
Palmer and Will become permanent
residents of the Valley. The rest
>of the family will be here soon,
from Dlnuba, Calif.• ■