Homemaking Class Plans Menus and Projects
The Renwick Astonisher notes in Homemaking 1 class planning in classtime menus with china silverware glassware and linen studies and a focus on table setting etiquette. Students select projects and will present in class Wednesday.
Hardy Gazette Edited By The Hardy Students
Hardy Gazette from grades seven and eight notes classmates absent days and a birthday on April 6. Marlene presided the junior high literary club with Ald Wes as program chairman and Rachel as secretary. Fifth and sixth weeks tests concluded. spelling and other subjects show high scores. Intermediate room reports frequent absences and a week of tests with several perfect scores. birthdays celebrated with treats. seed planting progresses. house keeper Sandtai McKenns. visitors and other names mentioned with minor notes.
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Arnold
Hobert
Marlene
Tor
Chaz
Ald Wes
An Rachel
Brerrom
Roger
Marilim
Dean
Judy
Douglas
Lois
Roberts
Douglas Judy
Sendra
McKenna
Marr
Axdah
Betty” Armstrong
Sandtai McKenns
Jimmy Wererand
Lillian Jean Brophy
Roger 'Werer
Raymond
Par Gun
Duane Skire
Mary
Axdahl
Louise Cleveland
Lois Madson
Lake News MIS MILMAN BRAVE
Mrs Merle Weld and daughters of Clarion visited the Steve and Stanley Sarapson home. Sherrill Oppedahl attended a shower in Duncombe. Andy Strand and JoAnn spent four weeks at the Denavan Lerdal home. Grant Neesheim visited the Mervin Fevold home. Don Hooker visited Hi Berkland. Ralph Wilson and George of Belmond joined at the Ole Skive home.
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Merle Weld
Clarion
Steve and
Stanley
Andy Strand
JoAnn
Denavan Lerdal Home
Grant Neésheim
Mervin Fevold
Badzer
Don Hooker
Berkland
Ralph Wilson
George of
Belmond
Ole Skivé
Poultry Cutbacks To Prewar Levels Now Appears Inevitable
A grainy wartime era forecast notes poultry cutbacks to prewar levels are likely with May deliveries down 39 percent from 1947. Egg shortages intensify amid reduced chick bookings, shrinking 1947 and 1948 per capita consumption. Projections warn fall egg production could drop by 3-4 million cases and 12 percent of young flocks may be lost, signaling tighter supplies through 1949.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Iit
Capeita
Wortheas
South Atlantic
Pacific
Coast
Totel
Raisey
Ess
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