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4-H CLUB NEWS
Tuesday nigh*, August 28, the
Electrical Improv'emertt Club held a
fneetihg at the Mau honie.
Demonstrations were given by three
groups: Evelyn'^'oster and Jimmy
Monroe, Ruth and Caroline Jdhnpon,
Lynn Snndvik and Tom Hunter, >The-'
best group were to demonstrate at
the Fair, '• ' •••
The lighting of the school has
“been chocked again after the paint
ing of the ro#ms, The highest *
lighting before painting had 9 foot
candlepower, the lowost was 1 foot
candlepower, and the average was
foot candlepower,.^ *fter painting
the highest was 25. foot candlepower,
the lowest was 2 fdot candlepower, -v
and the a verage was 15 foot candle
power, 1'he lighting of the school
rooms is still inadequate for
coamfortable reading.
Refreshments were served by Mrs,
Mau,
The ndxt meeting will be held
September 18, at 0:00 oclock P.M,
at the Mau home.
All those who are interested in
contributing to the Funeral Expense
Fund for Joe Dragseth, nny do so
at various places of business in
Palmer.
From the looks of the snow on the
mountains since the last rain, it
appears that farmers will be very
busy digging potatoes and getting
all other crops harvested* Soldiers
will be available for the harvest.
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