American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-12-18
SALE OF CHRISTMAS
SEALS MAKING GREAT
hEADWAY IN utah

i"' greater number of beo.
ple 'his year than in any of the nrc.
''ous Twelve annual sales There
are more than 800 of the hos,
people actively engaged in the sale. ON
various county ana local committees.
Novel ideas are being worked our in
,he various communities, displaying n
"cuIlis enthusiasm that BIDS far ia
n'aHe otah one of the most success
tui states In the 1870 campaign.
iark CITY opened their sn.es with "A
community bazaar. Twenty five cents
udlnlssion was charged and with each
ticKet twenty-five Christmas seals were
gwen The entire proceeds were
turned into the general seal fund and
VIII so far, according to Mrs. Anna
M: kopp, executive chairman, in real.
lSIhs Park City's quota James Ii.
aus, executive secretary Of the
utaii Public Health association, spoke
on "Ihe Mission of the Penny Christ
mas Seal"
Park City also arranged local
speakers bureau with representatives
from the various churches. with lust
few minutes notice, these sneakers,
vitality alive to their subject, can pre-
sent 1t ut any gathering. Whenever u
meeting Is held and 1t can be so ar.
ranged, time is given to one of them.
| I. Dennis White, chairman of one Of
The Beaver districts, writes: "Send us
II more posters, The Quest of the
Wise Men, and any thing else that will
be OF advantage In our sale. We are
In hearty sympathy with the move
and will do all that we can to make 1t II
success"
Brigham City has arranged a SEIZED.
ule OF all the remaining days of the
sale and will feature each day with
some special stunt. The program for
each day will he under the direction
Of different organization. One day
will be American Legion day, at which
time all the DICTIONARIES will turn out
en- masse to raise money for the cause.
Another day will be In charge of the
Bee Hive girls, boy scouts, school chit.
dren, Young Mems and Young Wo-
mems Mutual Improvement nssocla.
ton, Relief society, Service Star Le-
gion, fratcrnal orders, women's clubs.
Commercial club, etc.
The C0opcrfield school at Bingham
Canyon has the distinction Of being
the first school In the state to pur.
chase u health bond. The pupils ut this
school had small fund known as
school Club Money" This, they un.
anImOusly voted to spend In the pur.
chase Of u s. health bond, that II might
hang In the schoOlhOuse us a perma-
ncnt testimonial to their interest In
better health. Miss Jennie Heide-
pricm, principal. sent the contribution
with letter from her pupils to the
Utah Public Health association n
short time ago. AS recognition of
the splendid spirit shown by the chill
drcn the bond denomination was In
creased to $40 and framed by the as
ISOLATION. II has been sent to the
school.
Duchesne county will open its In
tenslvc campaigning December II. On
that date similar programs will be
carried out throughout the country.
One of the outstanding features Of the
Duchesne sale Is the cooperation Of
all the mercantile establishments In
the county. Booths will be opened In
every store under the charge of some
prominent woman Both seals and
health bonds may be purchased from
the booths. Women employees In the
various stores will come attIrcd that
day as public health nurses, wearing
the regulation Red Cross nursing uni.
form. The men employees Will don
the helmets OF the Modern Health Cru.
sad., each helmet giving IA prominent
display to the double barred cross.
Frank Kelso, president OF the
Duchesne Commercial club, has offered
81 prize TO each grade In the public
schools Of the county that purchases
health bond. J. II. Moore, county
SUPERINTENDENT OF schools, IL planning
to place u S. health bond In each room
as well rs school.
Weber county IL working out SINH.
Tar idea. Is. A. Fowler, county super
intendent Of schools, Is Offering Il prizs
Of some suitable subject to the school
selling the greatest number of seals.
The Idea was worked ont last year Ia
Weber county and was most success.
full.
George Moench. manager Of the
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