NORTH STAR 4-H CLUB
The North 3tar4-H °lub met at the
homo of Geno Cornelius for thicr
sixth mooting on July 10. Plans
for the trip to Fairbanks were
discussed; also means of dividing
the money from the Root Beer and
candy sales for the purpose of
said trip. Our picnic will occur '
on the next meeting dote, August
1, at Cottonw ood lake, the
weather permitting. If it is
raining we will go to Betty Lou
Rorrison's for our regular meeting
As the vice-president failed to
appoint an entertainment committee
at the previous meeting, we enter
tained ourselves (Oh, very much
So ) when refreshments of root
boor and. cake were served; one
half bottle at a time to a person,
the other used to sprinkle your
neighbor. The empty bottles
might still remain where they
w re dropped by the "Gleeful
Guzzlers" had not orders from
headquarters compelled the remain
ing staggering few to cart them
elsewhere.
Cheerfully submitted,
Ruth Cornelius
Club reporter
THE WORLD OF FINANCE
A snail dog was observed in a Los
Angelos nov/s tend with a pls.ce.rd
around his n..ck announcing that
he was For Sale. A patron asked
htc newsboy what was his price.
"Fifty thousand dollars," said
the boy.
"Why that's preposterous," said
the patron. "There isn't a dog
in the country worth $>50,000 .
"Fifty 'Thousand dollars is his
price," said the boy, "and !;p50,000
is what I'n going to get for him."
The patron shook his head and
wont his way. Some weeks later
he noticed that tho dog was miss
ing.
"We11," he said to the newsboy,
11
"I see you disposed of your dog.
"Oh yes," said the boy.
ur,ct vour price?"
f'Yo
"fifty thousand dollars?"
"i>p. 1'ook in a couple of twenty
thousand-dollar cats."
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Funeral services were held in
the Palmer Community Hall Julyl9,
for John Lur.iden, better known
as "Scotty". Rev. George
officiated and the body was laid
to rest in the local cometary.
Every body remember the clear
ing bee at Berg's place this
Sunday. Be sure to come and
brin0 your lunch, axe and ambi
t-ion.