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Show Sexes Stay Fairly . .... . .- Cottonwood Maternity start ed the new year. with the sexes keeping fairly even in the number of births. Out of the 21 reported, 11 were girls and 10 were male. Locally, the girls also led, but with just as slim a margin. Five were reported, with 3 girls 2 boys. A list of parents from this area who had children born at Cottonwood follows. ' - Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Argyie Blair, 4750 So. 4140 W., Jan, 1. Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Westen-sko4746 ,W. 4955 South, Jan. ... X ' - list of parents from this area who had children born in A Granger Senior Set To Attend Dixie Homer, Granger Granger high swiior, will be one of four Utah students who will represent the state March 27th through April 2nd in Washington, D. C, at the National White House Conference 'Inter-Com- m' on Youth. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Homer, 4480 W. 4805 lass was South, the born April 3, 1942, in Ogden. She is majoring in journalism and English and is close to bestudent in all ing a straight-tier subjects. Magna. Beginning on Monday sitting in their individual classA member of the Kearns 3rd morning, a new machine was in rooms. As of today, the machine is Ward, Miss Homer is active in operation at Cyprus high. as still new and somewhat a nov- MIA in such activities The new system was installed during the elty to the personnel and stud- speech, sport3 and drama. She holidays and first part of the ent body of Cyprus. But with also enjoys playing softball. This year, she was a year and is now in complete frequent and worthwhile use, it in the National Merit will soon be a part of the everyworking order. It was purchased and instal- day school routine. Scholarship contest. led by Granite district. This machine will help greatly in the communication between classrooms and office and will facilitate getting information before students and teachers. The new two-wa- y system has both a normal switch and privacy switch for each classroom so that messages may be heard months on the campus of Kent from the office but not be heaid Educator To Be In University. in response. Users can control There she spent her time audtheir speaking over the system District 5 Weeks classes, visiting schools iting a of "flick The the wrist". by lectures. and giving entire building can receive inA distinguished Kearns activities included touring formation immediately, if desir- educator visited West Kearns centers and other industrial ed, or only certain rooms or elementary school Friday. of interest. parts of the building may be Mrs. Jacinta J. de Bayard, places reached. principal of an elementary In addition to these features, school in Garachine, Panama, the machine also has a tape re- visited several classes at the corder and player, record player Kearns school. The tour was and radio. Any two of these fea- arranged by Mrs. Emma J tures can be channeled at once. Farnsworth, supervisor of eleThe annual instalMagna Later this year, the remote mentary education for Granite lation banquet of the Magna programs will be connected so School, District. Chamber of Commerce will be the students can enjoy special They were accompanied by held Wednesday evening, Jan. from the auditorium, programs Max F. Jackman. at the Lion Community choral room or band room while Principal Mrs. de Bayard will spend 20th, House. five weeks in Granite District Dr. Carl D. Clark will be visiting various schools and master of ceremonies for the will She return their classes. to Washington, D.C., on' Feb. evening. Owen Coon newly elected 16th. is arranging an unpresident The Central America teacher usual to entertain all program at rived in the United States and guests. Glynn on Sept. 2, 1959, and went members Petersen is assisting with proorientation through a gram arrangements. program. She was then sent to Kent, Ohio, where she spent three WORKERS at Cyprus high view the new intercommunication system recently installed at the school. They are llene Hulse, left, and Irene Hulse. OFFICE Installed At Cyprus High A st David Gourley ques-tionair- will kciirn a. I....... II II ll.lllll lie (earns Council Project Aids 64 Needy Families in cash and S'.'m in ir,' ) lirttuliso wa donat id by businruMmrn. lUlancc of the funds expended came fiom the council's welfare fund. Ho aleo not oil Dial ?t A 261 Children Also krarn Program By A icpoit "Suh For S.int.i" the Kearns Town levelled this wook health pillier, on j j Granger Club Hears Review Cyprus Reveals Weeks' Events the total of Jll, piogiam o,' Council Wi'i tiilnilir weio "subbed fot" by by Jowph 1. olgani7.atloni and individuals "The trniaindcr of the fan.-thr- u and welfare, and rhildirn wr?e paittally t h.ili mart. or completely helped by I'lui-ne- e The group moivctl loi! mum imen or town council funds." for inclusion in Hie program. A ho stnlod, 1 total of 61 f omli. and Mr, I'illior nl. children Woro nidod thiougll Uk pointed out that all help lot the needy tarn- piojivl, Mr. Inllirr Mid Names WOIO incivcd f mill iliex rnmc from rnntiihulion Fihunl nmso. union, chunlio. ' within Kearns and ttirte w no outside help of vie i (Mnlzallon, bufinoij herd to iTqth-s"In behalf of the ihildtn: fiinirt. Utility companies, Halt AtUi' County yrlfare depail-iiicu- l slid families helped. I wih to thank nil contributing mganizn. rails. n:id Irlopnon Fail! i in i!v was fhmkod for tions. bti!inemrn and Individwho made Christm." r,redi ly niPtiiboi of the rouni il ual otid taken caio of accordingly I'lusibli" for families in nod." j he said. i Mr. iMllicr npoilcJ. , , !' the South Keains elementary school The appointment of Clifton Alsop as a fifth grade teacher was announced by Principal Kenneth Cummings. The educator replaces Kay Parker, who H signeil his (wisilion to accept other employment, Mr, Alsop tins taught several years in the Jordan School lis-liie- i before coining to the fltan-it- e lustrict. He is an Alpine enthusiast and enjoys mountain limbing. In other school news, Mrs. l.amhson's 4th giado has boon wilting letteis to Ihc ChamlM r of Coinnnrcen in varloun I'loh and towns and have to- oil civod many answeis containing materia! about the state, r.eports hive boon given by I aura Indent!" of the cla Husband spoke on Millard Thomas Hondrrso.i. County; Cclar City; Sharon Iavls. Ptovo: Paul Porter and Oflllb t'dv, Ogden: Victoria Sewer, WaMiinglon Countv. and Franklin Wasatch Mountain nn l Honor Valley The tin grade ynutbn of Mr have boon id udying rcWen g ii-ie- . They have their own .'xtoarium and have nt bed the tilth and ginwth of the fih The hnv and ciils In Mt Mofrair 2nd grade held a lov dav with raeh youngtor bitn? f toy. TT.ov wero shown til other cliMsmnlcs and shared tbo lnv during a pluvtlm. In Mr WrsthsH'n 1st grfldo rmifl. Ih student hnv Iwfl writing to pen pals in Indiana, , ' A 11 A new teacher hr.s r I.. III it... llll 1,1. 1111,1 I'l However, other guests are vited to attend. This meeting will be the regular pack meeting for January. There are five dens in pack 340. and James Carter is the pack Pack To Hear Utah Teacher leader. Cub South Cottonwood Scout Pack 340 of the Cottonwood Presbyterian Church will - k , ue For results - - , V r r - want ads! a - - :.: ' ... -f . . . I I I- DISCUSSING plan lor a dedication program ot the new David Gourley tlementory Khool in Ksarni are: Mri, Elaine Weumon, prudent, le't; Principal Dory! McCoMy, and Dr. Burton f. (rather, Gronit Stnoel ... V'-- i - Banks, standing left: Rudger M. Alexander, Keith Sharp, Art Willis and Ronald D. Magna. At a recent election, officers were named for a new Boy Scout district on the west side of the Salt Lake valley. In the past, there were six districts in this area: Taylors-villGranger, Kearns, Kearn3 North, Oquirrh and North Jordan. These have now been combined into one district, which as yet is The new district covers an area inhabited by approximately 50,000 people and includes the communities of Kearns, Bonn-ion- , Taylorsville, Granger, Redwood. Hunter and Magna. Matt Petersson, Jr. of Hunter, formerly North Jordan district chairman, will head the new district as chairman. Five assistant district chairmen wore elected at the same time: James A. Banks, Rudger M. Alexander, Keith Sharp. Art Willis anJ Ronald D. Peterson. Royal Larson of Magna was elected district commissioner. The revision of the district will bring the scouting activities in this area more in line with National Boy Scout policy. The election was conducted by Mark Judy, professional scouter for this area, and Blaine Watts, Great Salt Ijike Council organization and extension chairman. Arrangements are now being made to select the seven district operating committee chairmen iiiid establish duties of the many e nicrnbei-at-largwho were elected at the same meeting. This will be done under the direction m You, too, can get quick, in3 expensive results. Just dial or write Box 187, Murray. Movie Shown At Brockbank Magna Tuesday, a special assembly sponsored by the N.t-- 1 lional School Assn. was present-- ; ed at Brockbank junior high. Shown was one of the outstanding travel films of the decade entitled, "Flight to the Soviet". It was narrated by David Paul, who explained how the Russians work and play and their home life. Tomorrow Miss morning, Luviua Harper's home-ar- t class will feature articles of clothing they have made in a fashion show for the student body. Girls ftom the 7th, 8th and Dth grades will model the clothes. The 7th grade officers arc busy scouting for the best talent to perform on their nnnu.,1 assembly for the student body. Tiyouts aio now being held fur the program which will be presented Jan. 25th. All parents are invited to Kearns The new school attend student activities at nmg of Oipiirrh Hills eleiuen-lar- y Brockbank by the faculty. was heard for the first tune by the students last week. It was sung by first gnuk bovs Rnd girls under the direc tion of Mrs. Laura Wright and Mrs. Joanna Cope. W illiam and Pamela Petusky, and first graders rosni thud Kearns Students of Koani: lively, eomposisi the song. a film will view mi high junior the life of the Russian people at ' a Lyceum tomorrow. Kearns Legion Women The film will be narrated by Professor havid Paul. This is Plan Hospital Event one film in u scries that the Kearns school gets from National Monday, Jan. IMh. lucmlx'ts of the Koums Amorl-in- n v films in Los Angeles of the new chairman and his assistants. A name for the new district will be chosen at the first district committee meeting, which will be held the first week in February. With organization of the new district, a renewed interest is expected in the scouting pro- gram, with leadership of all the involved communities available for making policy and directing the district activities. vIt is stressed that this Is a change of district only. Unit leaders and committees will continue to operate as in the past. The commissioner and his staff are meeting to establish a schedule for cub, scout and exThese dates plorer round-tablewill be made public as soon as possible. - s. Whittier Plans Course On Aid Hunter mentary ranged a Kearns Junior The Whittier elehas arseven-wee- k Red Cro.s Home Nursing course for all parents who wish to enroll for the class. It will be hold each Monday from 3 to 4 p.m. Five basons will lie given on) regular home nursing. School nurse, Mrs. F.dna Newman advised: "It is a subject of which parents liood an adequate knowledge, for becoming parents does not necessarily make us ready to meet every emergency which may present itself." The other two lessons will concern Civil Defense and surh vival methods including respiration. Mrs. Newman will instruct the classes, and additional classes will bo arranged if a suffic-ian- t number of parents arc interested In taking the course at another time. Enrollment, may bo made by calling Mrs. Art.sol Wright at CY To View Film Kearns 12th Dates Ball i Oquirrh Schoof Has New Song school mouth-to-mout- Kearns The annual "Gold and tSioon" ball of the Kearns 12th Ward will bo held Friday, Jan. 22nd. beginning at H.'M) p. m. In the Kearns 2nd Ward according to Bishop LcBaron. GLADIOLUS SOCIETY PLANS MEETING FOR MONDAY will Ih- - in Kearni The Gladiolus Sobreak" of the "coffee at lely will meet Monday in the charge Avenue Veterans Hos- City and County Building at the 7:.in p in. pital, A progiam will Isc given by Mrs. Milt Gibhs Is oof fee chairman with Mrs. Rex Ra: the ineuilicis. They will show In t hai go of the entertainment. their favorite slides. legion Auxihaty David Gourley Dedication Scheduled For Wednesday M . I Vibration services of him will bo Kearns piosonted to th-for the now Itnvid Gout lev olo. school by Mrs Gomlry. iiieutarv In Konins will bo held loiticat.iiy piayor will bo. Wednesday. Jan. 2U(h. at ":M offoro.1 by Jaik II' Prince, fiisl oounwlor. Kearns N'orlh LPS p.m, in the room nccoiilng to Ptucipal Stake. t'r. O, C. Engl.ind, sssistatil I'tiryl MeCaily. l'r. Burton F. Brasher, vice supeiiiifendenl of ItlO disllict, will explain how the JMO.Ooo building was begun In April I'lcturo tit left ftT.H nnd completed lilts past .Hopt ember. The rtnirture Wag rnn.tnict-i- d ptosldent of the Granite tricl liicnd of Education, will with state funds and Includes conduct 'be. service. The u lin--J bbiniy, ndminlstralive etff lies in inmd In honor of the late rhd 2u r,T r,H,ms. Hullt t.i Pavid Gouilcy, who nerved, us nociimodiite 6"0 students, the s h.nd enrollment has exceeded supoiintendent of the Gmnit li.-tr- h t. this figure gnd Is now appro.-matol- y bimlnoM After a shoit 7sr students. possion, Iuii I. P.iian. bonrd Open house tnnrs nf the new will letk, pistil highlights of school win conclude the dedica- SupL Gouilej'e life. A put U ait, ion program. ? mulli-pur-pos- I .... : ,rf f. .. e, furnished apartment in colonial brick house. j . Consolidated Into Group "We always have more success with your paper than ar.y other method," was the testimonial of Mr. L. E. Wardrop, 215 East Truman. "We ask people where they read it and it's always in the Eagle and Advertiser!" Typical story from a typical want-a- d user. The little ads that do big things are getting results every day for hundreds of people who have something to rent, sell or trade. 2'j-roo- ; . Six Boy Scout Districts "Always Have More Success With Your Paper' Man Commends I.OVKLy ' 's P OFFICERS OF a new boy scout district which consolidates six local areas are: Matt Pettersson Jr., district chairman seated left; Royal Larson, district commissioner; James A. .' - "s. : 4 i 1 ' " ' 1 ' , y? . w l ..... , i .: ' i V f - u-- -- V' ,- fa - (- . Jaycees Casses Are Busy Writing Letters State officers request that all ward workers bo present. made in the t mii t on how KEARNS CUB SCOUT PACK Krai ns cm lower Us late 'if SCHEDULES TUESDAY MEET , juvenile offenses. The committee will also tell Cub Scout Pat k Kearns of lis finding and proposal on 211 will hold a meeting Tuesdivorce, foster t are, di pendent day at 7 :.".i pin in the Timtty Methodist Church ot Keains iliildteil and the ncedv. Helped jumped to 1525 student from 47 countries. In 1950, it sent nine U.S. students to France for an Continue Program eight-wee- k visit and by 1959 the The seventh figure had climbed to 960 to 24 Salt Lake annual drive for funds to bring foreign countries. In AFS sent 46 students foreign students to the Salt from 1957, the U.S. to six foreign Lake area senior high schools term was lands for one semester of school for the 1960-6- 1 launched this week by the Salt and by 1959 it had climbed to Lake Chapter of the American 149 to 12 countries. Foreign students attending Field Service it was announced include: Miss Victoria F. (Toyby Bartlett Wicks. ing) Lacdan, Manila Philip-are- a Mr. Wicks, Utah AFS chairs, high schools and the man, pointed out it costs $650 Granite high, Dr. and to through public subscriptions Mrs. Frank H. Tyler, 1130 E. bring each of these students to Vine St. Utah. Miss Birte Lykkeberg, Virum, The program was started in Denmark, Granite high, Mr.-anUtah in 1954 by bringing four Mrs. 5674 So. students from Holland, Finland 1740 A. A. Cheney, East; Miss Ann-Ma- ri and Germany to Salt Lake Citv. Sweden, It has grown rapidly, and this Josefson, Gothenburg, high, Dr. and Mrs. year there are 22 students in Granger 5401 So. 4420 Burton Utah high schools from Indon- West. Brasher, esia, Germany, Norway, HolMiss Julia de Souza, Rio d'J land, New Zealand, Switzerland, Janiro, Brazil, Murray high, Mr. Turkey, Japan, Lebanon, The and Mrs. G. C. Gresham Jr., Philippines, Denmark, Sweden, and Gemot Nerb, Aubsburg-BavariBrazil, Greece and France. Germany, Murray "With this growth Utah has high, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. kept pace with the national Wright, 427 Vine St. annual increase of the AFS program which has shown an annual increase of better than 25 per cent," Mr. Wicks reported. He continued that the objective for 1960 is to bring at least 23 foreign students to 17 Utah high schools which means $15,-00- 0 will have to be raised. "This amount will also enable us to assist some of the Utah students selected for the 'American Abroad' program who may need financial aid to go abroad Nominations Sought sumeither for an eight-wee- k mer visit with foreign families For Annual Award or for one semester of school ' Mr. Wicks pointed out. Kearns Nominees were beHe noted that last year. AFS ing sought this week for the excess in raised of $11,000 annual Distinguished Service through contributions of from Award to be presented by the $2 to $650 from nearly 200 inKearns Junior Chamber of Comdividuals, civic clubs, schools merce later this month. and corporations. Mr. Wicks The award honors also reported that such contri- the outstandingannually young man of butions are tax deductable. the community. Last year's are Families also being winner was William retusky. to take these students Candidates must be a resisought 1960-61 school year and dent of Kearns between the for the furnish room and board for the ages of 21 and 36: and need not 11 months. be a member of the Jaycees. Any family desiring one of DSA chairman is Charlie Duthese students should contact mas of Albertson's. Deadline Mrs. Lynn H. Thompson. for nominations is today. Mr. chairman of the family Pumas reported. Gary Lind-harelection committee. is vice president in charge The American Field Service of DSA. was founded in 1914. It brought The DSA winner will be an50 students to the United States nounced at the Jaycees' annual from 11 foreign countries in PSA and "Boss Night" dinner 1947 started it its .the year scheduled Friday, Jan. 22nd, at 7 p.m. exchange program, in the Meadowbrook By 1959, the number had Cafe. A regular mooting of the Kearns organization will be held tonight at 8 o'clock fn the residence oi uarr Marwait Members of the club are alsj' planning to attend a "travel trophy" session at Ml. Pleasant .Saturday. The Granger Lady Granger Lions met Wednesday evening at the Meadowbrook Golf Club for dinner and a book review. The review was arranged through the courtesy of the Salt Ijike County Library and The Associated was given by Mrs. Mary Kelly Magna on the book, "Nine Coaches Ros of Cyprus high will present an assembly today at the Waiting." Hostesses for the event wore: school. Theme for the program will Mario Grover. Nadme Condic be "High School t'SA" and and Sylvia Tanner. main roles will bo played by J. P. Ohristensen and Ken Tuttlo. President of the organization is Iiron Tracy. The ABS will sponsor a dance, "Its a Snowball" following Friday's game with Tooolo Stewart Grows orchestra will Many lettois and a "tiain of furnish the music. tars" have boon received. Friday, a matinee "sock" Kaeh car of the train Is a dance was held at the school. different color and the windows Six students and six teachers n pals woio in charge. They wore: contain pictures of the Norrls, und the cab of the engine has I.lnda Coon, I lobby Linda Harrison. Iloland Wright, the teacher's photograph. Petty Clay Larson. Curtis WilsThe class made a Halloween on, students: Grunt Olson. Mrs. book for their Indiana friends Pearl Pat, Joe Ever. Mrs Irm.i and bio now planning to send peck. Howard Condie and Miss them Valentines. Kathryn Joseph, teachers. South Kearns Hires New Teacher; The Oquirrh Stak" MaRim MIA leadership will bo held Thursday. Jan. 2 1st at 7 p.m have a pack meeting Friday, Jan. 29th, at 7:30 p.m. in the J. in- Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Call, 6847 BOYS Meadow Downs Way, Jan. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Watnes. 3635 So. 545 East, Jan. 5. Lamb, 4S35 So. 4900 West, Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Irey J. Forakis, 31. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson. WOO So. 3310 West, Jan. 5. 5491 So. State, Dec. 31. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. MaxMr. and Mrs. Alien J. Case, well, 5030 So., 1130 West, Jan. 5. Magna, Jan. 3. dt Kearns OQUIRRH STAKE LEADERSHIP SCHEDULED FOR JAN 21 ST Sherman 12-ye- ar IN-667- j fact-findin- g ol tenses. Kccotiimcmlat inns Hears Student Slate Of Events fact-findin- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Astorga, 203 E. 5600 South, Jan. 7. 31. By k, Clayton While, graduate student of biology at the University of Utah, spoke to members of the David Gour-lo- v A games party will Kearns Junior Garden Club Fridav be sponsored Saturday night at on how to attract birds to their S o'clock in the Kearns Com- - yards. He showed them a film on munity Center bv the Walker Nea! Snvder VFW Post No. attracting winter birds and anrt 9322. a display of stuffed birds. Each member was given an Jackpot prizes are a stereo set and $55 from Harmon City. instruction sheet for their scrap-boo- k on how to build bird Members of both the post and auxiliary will hold a party Sat- houses and seeders. urday night at the home of Theron Hriggs. VFW Slates The VFW invites everyone Magna ever 21 years of age to attend Of '60 Meetings a dance to be held Jan. 2lird Start Charles Paris, comin the Community Center be.Magna ginning at 9:30 p.m. Admis- mander or VFW Post No. 73!8, sion will be $1 for men with announced that meetings of the women being admitted free. post for 10ti0 will begin TuesStereo music will be featured. day evening, at 8 o'clock in the Loodo Club. It will bo the first meeting JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE MEET since the Christmas Holidays IS SCHEDULED FOR JAN. 20TH and all members are urged to A mooting of the attend. Kearns Junior Civic league of Kearn will be hold on Jan. 2m h at the homo of Miss Pat May, 5470 So. 4120 West, at 6:30 p.m. dall, 4144 W. 4865 So., Dec. 31 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Anderson, 4995 So. 4620 West, Dec. DSA Dated Chamber Dates Annual Banquet VFW Reveals 6. 5760 Hillside Dr., Jan. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Hewitt, 1375 W. 3300 South, Jan. 7. a. Off-camp- Kearns Teenagers of Kearns have been invited to voice their opinions on what the community needs in recreation by the Comg munity lcvclopmont committee on this category. Orson J. Horg. chairman of the group, reported that had been passed out to students of Kearns schools asking what they feel is recreation's due need in the community. Among the answers so far received: boy 16. "If every person (not just adults) in Kearns paid $1. wo would have over 516,000 to start with." Boy 11, "You parents could show us how to go about planning recreation programs and toll us where we can find some of the answers to our questions!" Everyone interested in recreation is urged to attend meetings held eveiy Tuesday owning at s o'clock in the Kearns Baptist Church. In oilier CI) news, the soeiil committee J'ginoy will make its icpoit Monday at 7:."0 p.m. over Kl'F.I), Channel 7. Kestdoiits ale urged to attend their disllict meetings to view and discuss this report. The study shows that compared to the national average of juvenile ai tests, percentage wise, Kearns arrest woio small. Although high in some catof juvenile crimes, egories Kearns was low in many youth Jan. Mrs. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Donald John- church. The speaker for the evening son, 597 E. 3610 South, Jan. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. An- will be Dr. Robert Kadesch derson, 203 Helm Ave., Jan. 6. and his subject will be on physMr. and Mrs. John Plaftino, ics and astronomy. 4090 So. 3rd East, Jan. 6, Dr. Kadesch is a professor Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen Ostler, at the University of Utah and 139 W. 5818 South, Jan. 7. also writes a column in the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Camp- Deseret News. His talk will be olds. bell, 5177 Charlotte Ave., Jan. 7. geared to the 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert-E- . Morrison, 7046 W. 2440 South. Mr. and Mrs. Jay I. Mitchell, fam-pine- Panama Principal Visits West Kearns On Friday For Week Salt Lake hospitals during the past week follows: GIRLS Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ran- Jan. $15,000 Sought To System Is two-wee- Mr. and First Week Of New Year Chapter Launches Drive To Raise AFS Funds Youth Meeting CD Report, Meets Dated Salt Lake In 1. semi-fmali- 5. BOYS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joseph Dr., Hayes, 3108 Appenton Jan. 2. Mr. Mr. and John Reed Brace, 3301 So. 7495 West, Jan. 4. GIKLS Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Robinson, 4731 W. 4925 South, Jan. Even In 1 - ""'"s Diitritt board of education vice president. The progrom will be Held Wedneday, Jan. 20th, ot 7:30 p.m. in the uhool'i multipurpose room. T-T- |
