Id gturns iro p_At1ention
Plan to attend the regular moot
ing at Mntanuska September 26 th.
This mooting is specially import
ant to you as the regular annual
•gleet ion of officers will take
pla -c.
At the special mooting hold
Thursday, tho 21 st, nominations
wore m: do for the following:
Post Commander--L.Rorriton; First
Vico Commander-- Ed Uecck and
PaulStringfield; Second Vico
Commander-Jerry Ely and L, Arndt;
Adjut* at— ’/.V/c fiend, Hi Gill and
Noil Miller; Sergeant at- Arms
Eijil La '/alter, HiC-ill and Dave
Onkka; -finance Officer-- A.A,
Johnson; Fost Historian-- Noil
Miller, Ed Uoock, Hi Gill, and
Paul otringfiold,
Furth'.r nominations may ho made at
tho regular mooting if desired.
A snappy meeting v/ns enjoyed
Thursday by those present. The
report of our delegate to the
Fo.irh-.nks convention v/as most in
teresting and instructive.
T horu will bo n d-ncc tomorrow
r.i t o - - 3aturday n't 'Matnnuska 'Ha 11,
bo there • no tell your friends.
T-T7 * T »—'XT VArnTi'1''-'
ilciiiijin Oiirliilin, hUiiO^
Infant and. Pre-school health con
fer nces will be continued through
out the fall and winter months on
Tuesday afternoons. While it is
’desirable that both those who have
appointments and those who are
visiting for the first time regis
ter before 1:00 and 1:30 p*m.
Miss bhitntey will bo in the Health
Center for conferences all after
noon on Tuesdays. Those wishing
to s c the Coptor (as for immuni
zations ) must register before
2: p.m. Good attendance, keeping
appointments and early registretior
will make possible, hclnth talks
and demonstrations on these after
noons .
NORTH STAR 4-H CLUB
The North Star 4-H Club mot at
Teddy DeLands on Sept.9 for their
eleventh meeting, There was no
old business. We discussed
Achievement Day and Janell Miller
and Betty Broostrom will bo on .a
judging team. Iriscilla Miller
and Lucille Monaghan will be on
a Demonstration team for Achieve
ment Day. It was suggested that
we have meetings in winter so as
to get started earlier and be
more certain to get 100 %,
Jancll filler demonstrated worked
button holes. Teddy DoLand dem
onstrated on Potatoes from his
own 4-fr patch.
Fair neviis -Our Club received
fourteen prizes. Our booth re
ceived first and sweepstakes and
the members received prizes as
follows:
Margaret Miller- Lst. on skirt
and blouGC 2nd. on jacket.
Lucille Monaghan--2nd. on skirt
and blouse,2nd. sweater
Innie Loppanen— 2nd. on dross,
Priscilla Miller— lst. on dress
2nd. on shorts, lst. on calf.
Ronnie dnadburg-- lst. on calf
Bernard Swaboda-- 2nd. on calf
Dick V/ilson-- 2nd. on sheep
Jim V/ilson—3rd. on sheep
Our next meeting will be hold at
the home of Bernard Swaboda on
September 23.
Lucille Monaghan
Reporter
GET YOUR TOOTH BRUSH
Tooth brushes will be sold next
week in the Health Center at
school, Sept. 25.
Every'.child can afford to have one
of theso good tooth brushes at
a price which is extremely reason
able. Such a bargain can only
be obtained through the Health
Center. This will enable every
child to take better care of his
teeth.