BOY SCOUT CUB3 HOLD FIRST
A" UAL FAR RIFT SONS' DAY
Sunday afternoon, March 2,
the Boy Scout Cubs under the dir
ection of Mr. McVicker, Cub Mas
ter will entertain the parents on
an outing at Cottonwood Lake.
After lunch the following pro
gram will be given by the Cubs,
cout ^alute to the .Flag.
Pledge of Allegiance
By '"vane Hunt 1 oy
Song; God Bless Arne', ica
By Mrs. ./. Huntley
D einon s t ra t i on s :
Fire Building
F a Icing Camp
ishang
First -*.d
F.nots
.hat to do '.Y on lost.
Ga.es and stunts for parents
and son .
Ice vents,
Fr. Christenson has vol
unteere to nick up any parents
and son- that have no way of
getting to the Lake. Gee Fr.
Christev'°on or Mr. McVicker.
Weather remitting the Fus leaves
the gym 11:30. Pot luck lunch.
AT
fPTrT
HOSTITA
L
Clyde Nida a dr,lit ted to the
hospital for medical treatment.
Ray Kirby from Lucky Shot
Line was admitted for surgical
treatmerr ,
forothy Loyer is receiving
medical attention.
SIXTH GRADS STUD IDS PARKS A1ID
PLAYGROUNDS .
•In Hiss Dorsh's sixth grade
room the pupils are studying in
their Geography class all about
the parks and playgrounds of the
wes to m s tates.
Ihoy have a wide selection
of pictures and postcards on a
bulletin-board. Through these
pictures Hiss Dorsh hopes her
pupiIs wi 11 vi sual ise s one of t he
beauties of our national parks
and playgrounds.
Barbara . c A Ulster
EIGHT COLONISTS ASKED
TO VACATE
^ight Colonists wore ser*vod
notices to vacate their tracts in
the colony project during the last
week. Included in the list were:
Prank Clark, Elmer LeDuc, and Carl
Rasmussen, who are members of the
board of directors of the Cooper
ating' Association, Francis Sul
livan, George Venne, Pearl Archer,
Joe Drags et-h and Edward Doss were
also notified to vacate. Carl
Rasmussen says ''This looks like an
effort on the part of the manager
of the A. A, R, C. to disrupt co
operative efforts and break the
Cooperating Association, If known
prulucers in the project are to be
removed because they disagree with
the views of the'A. R. R. C, and
if their efforts to maintain an
independent and true cooperative ■
are resisted by the corporation
then this whole project will un
doubtedly be a failure, ".’e will
resist the octicn in court if nec
essary and still remain in the
Fa anuska Valley as active pro
ducers of farm products."
KISS BR0:^L7?Y»S ROOK Y/INS PRILk
kany parents visited school
during visiters week.
hiss hromley's first grade
won the prize given by the P, T. A.
for the room havm0 the hi hest
percentage of parents present dur
ing the specified visiting week.
The first grade pupils wrote
letters to their parents asking
them to co.’.e, ‘-'here was a total
number of twenty five visitorsj
.nineteen of them parents to the
room.
They are happy and excited to
.’mow what they are to receive from
.the F. T. A, as., a prize,
' hiss Klovstad, however, had
the highest number of , visitors
for the Valentine tea party ser
ved by her Freshmen Class.
hvalyn Scheib1
Thou shouldst eat to live, not
live to eat.
Cicero