NORTH PALMER CLUB NEWS
Tho North Palmer Club met on November 10th
at tRe home of Mrs. John Bush. Roll Call
tras ansvrerod nith a rocipio of a Quick Des
sort. Following tho business mcoting tho
ladies did metal trork tdth Aluminum discs.
Each one present rrorked up a disc into an
,ash tray or seme other useful item.
Tho ncit meeting trill bo held at tho homo
of Mrs. R. Bronnan on December tho 8th.
This'rrill bo tho Christmas mooting for tho
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BUTTE HOMEMAKERS DISCUSS
SCHOOL BUS PROBLEMS
Tho Butto Homemakers not at tho homo of
Mrs. V,G. F. Ik for tho rogulor Novombor
mooting on Thursday tho 11th. Thoro ras
much useful discussion-tho school bus be
havior coming in for its share., ilbout tho
best suggestion ras that all parohts with
children r.iding on the bus moot at tho ,
Butte H;ill to iron out the discipline? prob
lems if conditions do not improve. Tho
greatest problem soomod to bo that somo
children (or should thoy bo called students
rhen in high school—and still don’t knor
hotter?) insist on pulling others caps
and coats, ripping off straps, buttons otc.,
besidos using fists to smash noses, brook
glasses and blackon oyos. One suggestion
ras that such children find other trans
portation to school sinco unable to live
aray from his or hor orn family.
Mrs. Gladys Potors prosontod the group rith
tho dood to the ’Butte Hill rhich, prior to
this, ras just an understanding.
the 1949 program ras fillod out and moot
ings docidod,subject to Change if necessary!
Mrs. Lila Norvillo and ignoa Sandvik rere
appointod to order more rarp and ^luttlos
for tho loom, Vivian Goodrich and .'<gnos
Sandvik arc on tho Community Chost Drive
for part of this district.
Tho Christmas party rill be hold at Ncr
villo’o Saturday evening, December 11,and
rill be difforont in that instead of tho
usual parcel or gift exchange, each rill*
bring an article such as torols, notions!
sox or hose, cloth, dry fruit,shortening,
peas or boons otc. to pack for shipment to
a rar torn zone, dn offering for postago
rill bo taten among the men.
Each member contributed, or rill, $1.00
each torard tro food packages from nCarew
at $10. each. One of these rill go to '
Norray and tho other to Greece. Horever,
later it ras learned that Norray ras not
on the ’'Caro” shipping list, so a substi
tution ras made.
Non officers for tho year are: President,
Vivian Goodrich; Vico President, Pike Lcntzj
Secretary-Treasurer, Mary King,
Reported by—^gnes Sandvik
HAMBY .MEMORIAL FUND
A sura of $,245, 5C has boon donated In tho
form of _■> Manorial Fund for LeMont Hanby,
reoen-t?? deceased, and has boon given to
tho "Velloy Hospital to bo used in tho pur
chase vf sane useful oquipmont in the Hos
pital- ’To dofinito decision has boo.i raado
as yc-- a- to ^hat nill bu purchased Miss
Dole, Mn-negor of tho Hospital; staved that
it is loped that somothing that can bo
used in Cancer Research can be obtained*
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The Tqnana Farmers are also happy over the
arrival of feed. It was reported that the
slaughter of large flocks of chickens ‘.night
be necessary—but the feed did arrive.