CDA CAMPAIGNING
FOR KIDS CLOTHING
The by-word of the Catholic
Daughters of America until their
next meeting cn December 12 will
be to gather those new and used
outgrown and “never did fit” child
ren's clothing—yes, shoes and boots
too, and take them to the next
meeting when a packaging for mail
ing spree will prevail.
In cooperation with the drive
sponsored by the National Council
of Catholic Women for the War Re
lief Services a plea is made to ail
the Catholic women of the Parish
for such donations they can make
to swell the boxes filled with a
little more comfort for those less
fortunate.
The short business session at the
social meeting last night was con
ducted by Vice Grand Regent Mrs.
Wm. Biggs and among the businesi
matters disposed of was the deci
sion to forego the card party for
busy December and resume them in
January.
The Rev. Lawrence Nevue was
guest after the business meeting
and Canasta and a delicious lunch
completed the evening.
AT HOTEL JUNEAU
Horry Radcliffe and Maurice Nel
son. engineers with the Bureau of
Land Management, are at the Hotel
Juneau.
COUNCIL TONIGHT
There will be a special meeting
of the Juneau City Council at 8
o’clock tonight in the Council
Chambers to take tax cases.
A date will be also be set for hear
ings for all liquor license applicants.
City approval must be in to the
Clerk of the Court by December 20,
Mayor Waino Hendrickson said.
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FIRST AID COURSE
OPEN THURSDAY
EYE. FOR CD PEOPLE
Ten civil defense personnel at
tended the Red Cross first aid
class last night at the high school.
“Those civil defense people who
were not able tc start the course
last night will be able to make
t:p the training missed by attending
the course Thursday evening," said
Mrs. Kenneth Clem, director of the
Red Cress chapter.
The class is also open to those
:kiiers interested in the course.
Henry Leege is in charge of the
first aid course. The course is ?§■
20 hours of instruction Tuesday and
Thursday evenings in the sewir/J
room of the high school from 7:30
to 9:30.
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Elks Lodge meeting tonight at 8
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