PTA MEETING HELD
INTERESTED AUDIENCE ■
A profitable meet ins ot* the P.T'.A. was
held last Tuesday. Although for several
reasons the symposium by the'Experimental
Farm personnel was cancelled, it is hbnfed
that it can be put on at a later date.
Dr. Andrews gave an excellent' talk on the
importance of cooperation between home
and school in promoting health of childrer
Parents should provide a happy environment
and see that the child has sufficient rest
a balanced diet", observing and correcting
minor disturbances early before they be
come serious, and,-endeavor to correct any
defects discovered at the time of the yeas
ly medical examination at school.
The school promotes child health by the
yearly medical..examination, daily physical
spection, teaching of health habits,
tching for signs of illness, etc.
Sono' interesting excerpts rere read from
the report on the 'Thite. House Council on
Nutrition in 1941. Although Americans*
have the greatest quanitity of food, 'billy
one family in four has a balanced diet.
To correct this deficiency, families
should eat far more citrous fru.it and
tomatoes (the canned is as good if used
immediately), green leafy vegetables,eggs
and milk.
The Experimental Farm personnel provided
and served the lunch of delicious pumpkin
pie and vihirped cream, coffee, and cocoa.
Remember the next P.T.A. meeting—
Father's Night.
ALL UNITS OF THE CO-OP '"ILL BP CLOSED FOR
INVENTORY on DECEMBER 1. SATURDAY.
HIGH. SCHOOL VERSUS
TOWN TEAM SCORE 25- IS
The High School Team defeated the Term
Team in a j^amc played in the Community
Gymnasium last Honday evening by • score
of 25 to 18*—in spite.' of a vddely - pre
dicted .20 to 55 in favor of the Toot. Team.
This' score is nor predicted for the next
game. (Secretly a lot of people rcrc afraid
the town team mould be token to the clean
ers)
Those playing on the High Team -nd ; also
those in suits ready to substitute, more
"s follows:
Jack Hunter, Tori Hunt Or, Allan Linn, Don
Irwin Jr., Sirl Onkka, Jack DragsCth,Ro.y
Hineck, ^aync Carlson, Bob Graham, Don
Parks Jr. Bud Billot, ’.nd Charles Smith.
Charles Shith is manager of the team add
Bob Graham, assistant manager.
Those playing'on the tom team included:
Vernon Fr-iice, Jack Leek, Lnnrcncp Plvnnloy,
Rev. Zeile, Ray Vcrrcll, ’ Ray McCartney,
Raich Moore,, Roland Snodgrass, and Ray
Pw&L.
"c sh 'll bo ’.miting for that next game.
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