P ,T .A . ITSETIHG Con't
T.’ra . Hellish r.nd her son Done Id
’spend some of their leisure hours
- cj^locting stamps . I!rs . hellish
emphasized the fact that strap col
looting *n o r hobby that almost any
one could t:lco up with ver,r little
expense. Just got some kind of
notebook to keep thorn in and start
watching the waste baskets. You
will soon hrvo a large vrrid ty of
stamps. Her special interest is in
collecting whoie sets of the Britis
Royal Families. This is not only
interesting but educational.
Jack Herrnon has a largdl collection
of arrow heads and Indian relics
as well as some very interesting
knives. Eo stated that some of
those knives were poisonous. One
very large knife had at one time
been used b'T a. native of the Phill
ipines to kill a man. The Indian
collection which was v.ry well dis
played contained a lar^c assortment
of arrow herds, scraping knives,
hoes, 'a pipe of peace, and oth^r
things►
John Ossewrrd told us of some of
tho thrills of amateur radio broad
casting. Ko told of an emergency
message that ho sent to a captain
of a ship in tho orient which was
delivered to the nan end a verifi
cation sent back in slightly over
r.n hour. In Alaska and other pla
ces where communication facilities
ahe not well developed, the amateur
radio operator can bo very useful.
Dr. Albr.cht finished his tall: by
taking a number of pictures of non
suspecting persons in the audience,
lie said they would be shown to the
P.T.A. at some later date.
Tho executive committee reported
that tho Library would not be kept
open on Friday evenings any more
because there had not been enough
use made of it to be worthwhile.
It was not thought likely that hot
lunches woaild bo served this spring
but it is planned to try to got it
started by fall.
Fr. Regers sang a vocal solo to fur
nish tho spccir1 music for the pro
Aftor the meeting refreshments of
green jcllo and white cake were
- served.
FR. STOCK REPORTS SUCCESSFUL TRIP
(Continued)
jiOf special interest to poultry rf.is
! ors is the announcement that tho
Co-op will be able to handle the
Feshington Cooperative poultry
feeds. This is a superior feed, H
kept absolutely standardized by a
large research laboratory. Poultry
raisers may bo assured that every
, sack of food purchased will be ex
actly like every other sack. The
Cod Liver Oil content of the mash
! is carefully controlled, not by
weight but by tho actual number of
i U.S.P. units present in the oil.
Thus you can bo assured that your
poultry floclc is getting exactly
the samo amount of Vitamin D with
each sack of feed they consume.
[Ur. Stock expects to visit each
district mooting in the near fut
ure to discuss matters of especial
importance to tho Co-op members.
SALE
LADIES AID BA ICE ADD RUT! 'AGE
The Lr.clios Aid of the United
Proto stmt Church will hold an
Easter Boko Sale on Saturday I'arch
23rd at tho Trading Post. There
will bo Hot Cross Buns, other rolls
and buns, ca.kos and cookies, and
decorated Easter eggs for silo.
All the Ladies of tho Church are
asked to contribute if possiblo.
A Rum-nape Sale will be held Sat
urday aiso* Persons having sale
able articles are asked to please
bring them.
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