POWERS Home Extension Unit Organizes Officers and Committees
The Powers Home Extension unit held its organizational meeting at Mrs. Carl Stewart’s home. Officers include Chairman Mrs. Clarence Johnson Vice Chairman Mrs. Einar Swanson and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Gene Myers. Committees cover membership 4‑H contact hospitality luncheons publicity Azalea House associated women of the world health and safety and more with Miss Webster to lead the upcoming Meyer meeting on sewing and looking.
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Powers school opens with decorations and staff changes
Mrs Summers chaired fall social hour as decorations of pink and white carnations set the scene for a teachers reception at Rebekah hall. The Powers schools report enrollment dips in 7th and 12th grades, with several staff assignments and moves noted across biology, history, coaching, and shop classes.
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Red Hat Day Aims To Promote Safe Hunting Ethics
A state wide Red Hat Day on September 23 promotes hunter ethics and relations with landowners. Gov. Patterson chairs a 25 sponsor committee backed by timber, agricultural, labor groups, land use agencies, and conservation bodies. The program stresses four ethics points and cites 1954 hunting accidents and fires to urge caution and respect for property.
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Red Hat Day and the Ethic of Hunting Sportsmanship
The message targets all hunters showing ethics on trips amid debris, vandalism and bad conduct. It promotes the Red Hat as a symbol of true sportsmanship for loggers, lawyers, farmers, and bankers alike. Wearers pledge to model responsible hunting and inspire others to adopt the code.
Hunting season outlook from State Game Commission
The 1955 hunting season and future seasons are described as more pleasant and more profitable for everyone concerned by the State Game Commission.
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