DEATH GALLS JOHN ''LLS01I
Funeral services for John
Nelson, son of hr. anil . rs, ^ to
Nelson were hole1 t' is afternoon.
John was p> pillar among his '
class-rates in the ".asilia school,
a Boy Scout anc1 has received high
grades in his 4-H work, lie will
be mourned by his .arents, two
sisters, a brother and many
friends.
Death occured at the hospital
Sunday night, four days after an
over indulgence in candy and sar
dines which resulted in a severe
gastro enteritis causing heart
failure. Appendicitis had been
feared as the cause of trouble
but was found not to be the case.
hr. Kelson, construction
foreman for C.A. A. completed his
work at Dutch Ils.rbor and was at
homo a few days before his son
became ill.
•ICTUS
T.T O '! t> " rri f
17 L*o- .Lliilj
James Berry was ad-nit ted for
an injury to his hack received
at the power house.
Lorraine Stringa was ad
mitted for an ap'ondcctomy.
Charles ^ruitt of the In
dependence Mine is receiving at
tention for a back injury.
Born to r. and rs. Lester
Monroe a baby boy on Sunday,
March 16.
• Mrs. Lloyd f-ibb-.o was ad
mitted for medical attention.
Walter Cioffi is receiving
medical attention.
' 'r s . Viet or M clTc a 1 was ad
mitted for medical attention.
r* AT T'TTTny n r n
Sunday, 7:30 at Lr. Ibrccht’s Mane
r retrain.
Bach - Toccata & Fujc in D. Minor
Bach - Chorale
Tachaikowske - hut-Cracker Suite
Intermission
Franck - Symph ny in D Minor
A yood axiom to remember is
that the winner never quits; the
quitter never wins.
4-H LEADERS COUHCIL MEETS
The Hatanuska Valley --H
leadersT Cornell net at the Ex
tension office Monday evening,
I'arch 17. Tie meeting was called
to order by Mra. E. J. Bint le. Re
ports were riven by each leader
regarding 4-H Club work in their
co mrur i ty. The f o 1 lav'inr; vcve
appointed on the nominating ccn
uittee: Mrs. IT. Hinkle, Mrs. II.
Moore and Mae Stephenson, notion
was made, seconded, and carried
that a constitution be written
up for the 4-H Club3. Mr. E.
Henry and Mr. Charles Swol ocla were
appointed to act on a con ittee
ith Mac Stephenson, Dist. Ho':e
Demonstration Agent. It was de
cided to have a 4-H leaders meet
ing; the second Monday of each
month. Tentative plans wore made
for I-11 Sunday service, R- 17y Day,
King's Lake Camp,July 7 - 12,
4-n Hound-Up, August 12 - 19, Mat
anuska Valley Pair, August SO to
September 1, and Achieve;/), t Day.
Mae Stephens on
Dist. Home Her.
Agent
or THE
sixth grad:: study the ii m
HIDYIGHT GUH
During geography per” od in
Hiss Dorsli’s room tlie pupils are
studying about the land of the
|midnight nun, their own km e land,
Alaska. They are beginnin with
the study of the islands ; .d bays
and will later study the int r
ior. ‘ They will spend from ten
days to two weeks on the project.
If there awe any questions about
Alaska that you wouldlike to know,
just ask one of the sixth rsdors,
for the-; are now makin0 alist of
questions they do not know'the
answers to themselves, so '-key
will be ready for just thf t ques
tion you might like to as;:,
Babs kcAk istcr
The Civic Center Horn,: akers
Club will meet with Hrs. Pricbo
at the Dormitory Thursday, march
27, instead of Wednesday, Mrs.
id, Halstcd will discuss Cl thing
huy non ship.