NOT !!Y NUISANCES (don't)
school students who loft a note
stating what a pleasant camp It
was and how much they had enjoyed
their brief stay. I paid for the ^
damages. I do not wont other
people to pay for any damages ny
children commit. I do not want"
my children to bo a nuisance by
trespassing on other people's
property.
long, long ago, when the streets
were mostly cow paths, children
didn't mahe a nuisance of themsel
ves by racing tip and down then.
Long, long ego, when there was
nothing much around but wood s and
the nearest neighbor was a mile a
way, the shouts'of children didn't
make a -disturbance. Long, long
ago, when the center table was "a
hard stump and the bric-a-brac
consisted of c pine candlestick,
children on a visit with their
parents didn't create havoc by
trying to climb the radiator pipes
..or by wandering about the room to
discover what decorative piece
might bo the most valuable and
breakable. But times havo changed,
and today children can be a nuisonc
on the streets and in the homos
of neighbors and friends.
In some respects I went my child
ren to jo once-upon-a-tino and
long-long-ago children. At any
rate, I don't want them to be a
nuisance. . ■;
SPECIAL CHURCH IIOTICE
Dr. Everett B. King, recently
appointed head of Sunday School
Missions and Alaskan Missions of ‘
the Presbyterian Church, will 4
speak at the United Protestant
Church next Sunday evening,
March 3rd,.at 7:30. Dr. King «
'is making a tour of Alaska for
tie purpose of becoming better
acquainted with conditions in
the churches here. We are indeed!
fortunate to be able to hear
Dr. Ling and it is hoped that a
large number of people will be
able to attend. ‘ \
FARETELL
I-'rs Eschocho and myself wish to
take this opportunity to express
our appreciation to the people of
the Valley for ell that they have
don-o for us.. ' o have enjoyed our
stay with, you, and hope 3 0r.o day
to bo able to return*- for a vl3it.
To ono and all re say "God bless
youK
Fart in Zschoche
SPECIAL NOTICE
Seme of the tickets to the Pres
ident’s Birthday Ball have not
been settled for. The committee
in charge wishes to take this moans
of reminding those who still ore
for tickets that it would like to
complete settlement of. the affair
as soon as possible.
rrs. Cecilie Chapmen
■ (Chairman)
BOARD CALLS SPECIAL FEETING
A special mooting of the Co-op
Board was called last Donday night.
Tho purpose of the mooting was to
give I'iss Draper an opportunity to
moot the nOirbers of the board and
explain to her the organization
and v.’ork of the cooperative-.
BUTTE DISTRICT HOLDS ANNUAL NEETING
Tho Butte District held an annual
meeting Tuesday, February 27th.
Lester Ellsworth was elected council
man to succeed Den Parks.
The Butte District went on record
as supporting the present Co-op
Manager, L. C. Stock.
Jack Cope has announced his candid
acy for the vacant position on the
school board.