YOU CAW 33 POPULAR.
(Prom essays of an eight-:
year old by Joan Grave11, Young
est Author, Parents Magazine)
The way to be popailar is to
make, friends and keep them. Be
nice to. them, Don!fc ho an outsid
er, and 56rTH-hafcrif enemies.
Donft bo a wallflower, 'Some
people think you have to bo pret
ty to have friends, but you don’t.
I know a lot of fat people and
they have many friends, I know
some skinny people and they have
friends too, so you don’t nave to
lock beautiful, just be nice.
The old saying is that
''pretty, is that pretty does,'1 Mot
her always says that to me. If
you aren’t beautiful don’t let
thatkoep you from making friends.
If kids tease you, play with
them anyhow,maybe they might get
tired of teasing you and learn to
like y^u.
It always helps to be clean.
Wo one likes to be around dirty
people. Take a bath every day at
least, and if you don’t do that
you are dirty. If you don’t'take
a bath, wash your hands and. face
and knoe3 anyway.
aocp healthy too, bocause
people do not like to ploy with
weaklings. Be a ^ ood sport hnd
don't cheat. Don't bo stingy with
your toys either. Follow ray' ad
vice and I .think yon will have
more friends. II not, I. don't
know anything more you can do.
The V/assilla T'omemakors' Club
met at the school June 4. irs.
kartin Olson was elected Vice
President. Lrs. Isaacs, Pros, of
the club reported on plans which
were being worked out to carry
on a program of Homo Nursing, start
ing in July.
Mae Stephenson, Home Demon
stration Agent discussed the poss
ibilities of weaving and taught,
the group how to do many strand
braiding.
The group is making plans to
attend the Homemakers Camp.
4-H DANCE SATURDAY, JUNE 7.
SUPPLIES FOR IFF, PAL, COLLINULP
without cost except for the
transportation expenses. This ser
vice has been made possible by the
nickels and dimes collected in the
coin boxes and the purchase of tic
kets for the President’s Hrthday
Ball not only in Alaska, but in every
state in the Union,
It is hoped that other commun
ities in the Territory may see fit
to follow the example of the citi
zens of Juneau, through whose con
tributions a respirator (L.ON LUNG)
is made available to the community.
These activities on the part
of the Territorial Department of
Health and the City 'of Juneau are
examples of preparedness that merit
the support of every cit zon in the '
Territory, t
STOLL CATCHES UP bITH 1 LATTE
Speeding from the Lowe r Tfukon
Village of luby to a hospital in
Fairbanks, a plane piloted by Jim
Lodson, was overtaken by the stork
and a baby
George Clark,
mail carrier.
girl was born to
ot’s wife, cared for
.. ix a ,
wife of the Ruby
fra. Dodson, the pil
rof
i or
while another passenger, M Fontaine,
a gold miner, breathe- \nto the in
fants mouth for 25 minutes after it
was torn because of the rarefied airt
Mrs, 7/illiam Munz, ga- o firth
to a child in an airplane piloted
by her husband near Home, two
minors assisted at the birth. The
second plane was on it’s v;ny to a
hospital from Taylor,
The Ilivorbend 4-II Club met at
the home of Mrs, I,?,horrid n June
2 to work on henmimg of towels, Mae
Stephenson discussed plans with us
for the rest of our project. It
was decided that every mentor of
the Glut buy Defense .-tana. . Bar
bara McAllister lead the . oup in
some exercises. At the. close of
the meeting the members all took
part in a wiener roast. The next
mooting will be held at the ;orr
is on home Thursday, at v/hf eh time
the girls will work on their hot
dish holders, Barbara bossing.