SOCIAL CALT'’BAR
APRIL -29- The junior arid Senior
classes i/f the Fairer high
School will hold thier annual
banquet.
APRIL -2P~ Balloon Dance in the
Palmer Community hall. The pro*
coeds will be used to purchase
a loud-ape nicer sound system Tor
use at public, gatherings involvirg
the’entire community.
May, 5- At 10:00 a.m. The school
will have a general assembly in
the community hall, at which time
the winners of the essay contest
will be announced by Sid Raynor
from Anchorage. Also, the cut
st ending boy and girl from.*.the
saventh and eighth grades wi11
be selected for honorable mention.
MAY - 6- 2 : 00 P. if,. Fom; .n Banquet.
i'lie high School 1‘ tin classes
will g^ve a unique' banquet on
this evening. All invitations
rill he written ir. Intin, those
attending .r 11 cone dressed in
Roman cos-tune and the menu will
correspond t;s near as possible to
the food served in Caesar’s time.
Lively conversation discussing
topic.-, cf an ago long past is
anticipated.
MAY -5- The Forth St .r 4-H Club
will meet at the homo cf Mrs.
Kline; ier
MOB UTAH. VIEW -4-L Club will be
May 8, at the La.Vallcy pHcc.
COLQNY DAY—V-AY 20.
Program will be announced later.
Also other school programs will
be announced next week.
School will soon clos'o for an
other year, in. spite of all the
regrets from the student body.
DISTRICT 6
District 6 Civic Council met fit
the horae of Vernon Jones on April
24, \;ith a large crowd attending.
There were thirty one present
and a fine business meeting was
held at -which many problems were
discussed. The question of
machinery repair, and handling was
the most important topic.
MOUNTAIN VIEW 4-IICLUB
T he second meeting of the Mt.
View 4-H Club was held on Don day,
April 24, at the old LaValloy
place, fourteen members attended.
There was one nov; member, Elaine
Kennedy, and only one member was
cent. V/e elected a new reporter
and a song leader, Snirloy Hurd
was olooted club reporter and
Etholan ‘LaValicy song loader.
Other officers are Leona Brukhauei^
president, John Belcon vicc-prcsih
dont, and 17liner Sexton secretary.
Wo '/ill meet again on May 8, and
after school is out we will meet
every two woolen on Monday afternoon
The club leaders Hrs.Estelle and
Yr.Henry talked about vohat club
members should do to ko'op up
their work and records and also
about how we can help tho com
munity.
The Fairbanks Round-up was dis
cus: eel, also, peals for the club.
Some of these were: to ko.^p re
cord books up-to-date; to have
each mo mb' r ox tend - it her the
King's Lake Gamp or tho Lound~TTp;
to have all members go on a 4-H
Club tour; to learn club songs
and yella; to have judging and
demonstration teams; and tc have
every member exhibit at the Fair,
Shirley Hurd
Club- reporter
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