CO" ': : E3ETP : JG •on' t)
Mr. Rasmussen report' among
othor things that th.. board of dir
ectors had given Mr. Stock a vote
of confidence r.nd offered, him a
now contract with cn increase in
salary.
Mr. Paul Eirker, salesman,lately
employed by the Co-op, outlined
his program for the coming year
and stressed the need of 100^
loyalty to the organization.
HAriLTOF AIR S' otTADROP I* i LVGV.OV^Z
(Continued)
It is cxpcctod that o group of
reserve pilots end nev;ly ~rc.due.ted
officers from the r.ir corps tre in
in.3 center c.t Rr ndolf will be
assigned to th.o unit before it yoes
north, families rre net .xeectod
to c.ccor.prny the troops on the
north-bound journey, but it is ex
pected they rill ho pmitted to
foilow sher 11 -* r f tor .
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ST . J0TT11 S LUTimAP CPARCH S2RYICHS
oodrov: Hurth, Pester
Sunday School at 10:30 A.!'.
Annual Thanksgiving sorv5.ce at
11:00 A*!!.
Following the service all mer.bers
of the congregation will enjoy a
Thanksgiving dinner of fellowship
at the church.
The Lutheran Hour will bo broad
cast over Station Z. P 0 D begin
ning Sunday, ITovcmbor 24, at : :15
P.r. Ev ryono will welcome those
stirring messages, exalting the
Crucified Christ, b" Dr. ''alter A.
Kaior, well-lcnovm radio evangelist
Tune in and toll your friends.
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L- dors tr--.ir.ir..3 meetings li. vo boon
bold dvr in”- the peat week on the
clothing project. "ra, Lydh
Pohn-Hc.nson, clothing specialist
from tho Univci’s ty is in charge.
The work given he s included the
making of foundation patterns which
wore used in cutting c.nd making of
dr os os; also sowing r.ia chino caro
and the use of sewing machine att
achments *
The loaders talcing this work are
to give the instructions to the
nont-ora of their respective clubs
1 tor in tho yo r. The following
cluta -wore '-roprosentod at Lo; lors
Training I'eotings:
Sourdough Horaomakers Club, 1,'rs Frank
Linn. Civic Center Homemakers Club,
Mrs . L. C . Stock, Krs. F.H. Hclntfre,
Mrs. C. Hanson and Iirs. Ralph
(Goodrich. Glacier View Horae:, a’ era
jClub, ’Trs 'V. .1-tor Harsh, ana Hrs John
Gil. or’ . Hivrrbord. Homomako-s Club,
i'rs. L. P » R orris on.' Hour, t a _ n
Vi .v; Homeriakors Club, ' rs . Fred
L'rson. Spruce Grove Homo.1; r'.
Club, ’"rs A. Fenner and Mrs.
Chester Dioso.
The training meetings .have boon
bold in oliv upstairs room ’ of ’the
Old Trading Post. Mrs. L. C• Stock,
'rs. Fred I'clntyre an’. Hiss J.
Hr sol Zirr.iorm.an vrero the committee
in charge c ? plans, nrr'ang jhfcs
end equipment for the meeting. The
clothing work will be cor.t nuod
all day Friday Vo verb or 2Hn, Sat
urday, Hovember 23r 1 and lion ay Lev.
15th. -Ho further clothing in
structions y;ill bo- given after bon
ier/ as the remainder of the wook
rill bo given to training of local
loaders in Handicraft v;rrk.
'r. and Vrs. Don L. Irwin enter
tained at Thanksgiving Din" .r the
no:, bars of the Hr.pcrimont -ation
«Staff , Hrs Lydia Fohn-Hanson, J.
Tazel Zimmerman, Hr. and Krs. Louis
Ddsatbe#', and Hr. and Frs". Howard
Cstclle. . .