urrD ust ?u.v::tg gcn»t
Section 3. There is hereby
appropriated out of the funds in
the Territorial Treasury not
other wise appropriated for the ',
fiscal biennium beginning April 1,
1941, and ending l arch 51, 1C 13,
the sum of ,'10,000.00 or so mi eh
thereof as nay be necessary to
carry out the provisions of this
act.
Section 4. i An emergency is
hereby declared to exist and this
law shall'- tahe effect immediately
upon its passage and approval.1'
Approved 'March 27,' 1941."
bon L. Irwin reported, that
the sheep feeding ■. xperiment had
closed and the material would bo
available shortly. Mr,.Irwin
also stated that suggestions from
the committee for the next year’s
project program must be in his
hands within the next 10 days.
This year approximately 32 new
legumes and grasses will be
planted along with 153 samples of
grain from Canada and the north
west.
Harold Rice, -Extension Agent
briefly surveyed the 1940 Soil
Conservation Program and the •
discussion of the 1941 program
was deferred until the next moot
ing May 14.
I VERB EH D 4-H CifJB I PLTITIG
Tho Riveabend girls 4-H
club
met at the home of Mrs. L. ?.
Rorrison on April 25. Six members
were present. It was decided
th at oa eh r.icmb e r bring luneh, turns
to be in alphabetical order.Betty
Lou Rorrison discussed the Health
Activity plans for 1941. Health
Pamphlets were passed out and
weight and height of each member •
was taken. Mrs. Rorrison read and
discussed the 4-H rules and reg
ulations and privileges. A delight
ful lunch was served.The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Rorrison on May 10,
Barbee Lossing
Club Reporter
BUY D .’PS! ’ SB STAMPS
Trade Them For Savings B mds
This past week our Pi-evi
dent has inaugurated a vast drive
for the sorely needed funds to
keep aggression from our sucres„
It is now up to us as individuals
whether the line of material, and
supplies to Britain is broken.
On sale at your local rest
office now are stamps and bonds
to meet your requirements in
saving for yourself and at the
same time lending to your coun
try. The3 0 stamps and bon Jo may
be cashed in at any time after
sixty days if you feel that you
have invested more than you are
able.
Stamps are in denominations
of 10^ to $5.00. Those i:.>ay be
placed on cards or in alLv ,.s
until they are full when they may
be traded in on larger si::o In
terest drawing bonds*
The bonds are issuer 'n f25,
150,and $100 sizes, and t: vo pur
chased respectively for .1 .75,
37.50 and ..,75, to mature in ten
ycar 3.
V/hy not start a card for each
of your children to-day? resides
being an excellent way to start
savin^ regularly you are teaching
j them the fundamentals of ..ood
! citizenship.
Call at the ^ost Office for
further details.
NOTH OF 'THANKS
I talre this opportunity to
thank Martha Smith and ^elon Po
land who .took time out from a busy
laundry to help their fellow work
er, and give a dance. Also the
good fellows who helped them,
Lloyd Olson, Leonard Xygcr, and
Bob Anderson.
■ And I hope they all Lad as
good a time as my dau0hte_3 and
1 had. forgive ray not making that
speech folks and accept my heart
felt:thanks.
Mrs. Clinton Johnson
Patty and Porraa