The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-12-07
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The basket ball season ticket sale
has again been a success in that ap-
proximately $500 were collected. The
success of the sale was due to the eff
forts of DR.. r. E. Gustafson and Raw
Lang who gratiOusly sold adult tick
cts. With the assurance of support of
this kind there is little question that
the basket ball season will be a sue
cess financially.
The next school program will be a
grade operetta, "Yanki SAM 1t will
be given at the Orpheum Theatre on
Friday, Dec. IA unless there is a
change of date which will be announc-
ed later. Plan on being there and en-
joy yourself. Regular prices. Eve
ming 30 cents straight, matinee 25
and so cents.
There have been several cases of
humps throughout the lower grades
OF the school but more especially in
the fifth grade. Though mumps are
not especially of a serious nature, it
Will pay to take care of the patient
having them in order that there will
be no general epidemic of them. Keep
the child isolated from the rest of the
children and do not permit him to re-
turn to school until seven DAYS after
the swelling has disappeared.
II!
The high school play given Wed,
Nov. % was a financial success in
that the proceeds of the matinee and
evening performances totaled 1928.
The proceeds are placed in the high
school fund and will be used from
time to time for the benefit of out
side activities.
1t is not too late to buy season
tickets for basketball. There are two
home games this week. Comertown
plays here Wednesday and Froid on
FRIDAY. Come out and see a good
game. The band will play at both
games.
Again the sale of Christmas Seals
has been placed in the hands of the
school and again the school appeal.
to the public to support this worth
while project. The question which
} usually arises in ones mind at thi.
} time of the year is, why buy othel
seals than the tuberculosis Christ
mas Seals, when the latter are equally
as beautiful, fully as cheap and d.
more good than the so-called com
mercial seals?
What benefit did the local commun
lty derive from the sale of the Tu
berculosis seals last year? We ha,
the services of a state nurse for on
t week and every child of the loca
{ school as well as the Hendricksol
: school was given a thorough examin
alton and defects noted to the par
ents. In addition to this two of ou
girls attended the Health Camp a
Sidney for two months time. The ex
pense of this Health Camp are partl
: paid through the sale of the seals a
Christmas time.
The total amount of money secul
ed from the sale of seals in PlentJ
/ wood in 1927 was $154.O9. Let u
Y try to equal this record again thi
: year.
Remember that we are not only I
r buy the seals but also to USE then
r Every letter and package that goe
:. out in the local postoffice from no,
f until Christmas should bear a Chris
d mas seal. If in doubt as to whel
5 you can get them, just send vol
:, money to the school and the sea-
e will be sent back in return. Ask fl
g them.
II!
e The High School Honor Roll for IL
second six weeks is as follows:
e Inez Barnes, 81, Verna Smith 9
Lee Chapman $3.50, Alden Klovsts
q $3.50, Ellen Nielsen 91.25, Gwend,
'. Ign Christianson 92.75, Mildred Hal
isch 91.75, Florence HOLMAN 81, Pc
cy Moe 91.50, Ursula Woellste
: The Honorable Mention roll is z.
follows: Gladys Carlson 90; Els
: NORM 90.25, Charlotte Bennett 91.2
5 Lucille Goodman 90.75.
: The grade school Honor Roll is
follows:
e 8th-Arthur Marsh, Mildred Eric
e son, Avis Koike, Sanford Egge.
7th-Alice Barner, August Tbser
O0A AAoAOA O1OWAi, I1SISH OISu6
3 jem.
: 5th-Bernice Erickson, Cecilia ]
sen, Mabel Grams.
4th-Cecelia White, Margaret Ste
h kan, Rodney Stambaugh.
3rd-Alma HIGHLAND.
!. 2nd-Mae Antonson, Shirley Eric
son. -
1st-Camilla Salisbury, Joe Mel
=: tosh, Mona Moore, Dorothy Glorvi
- 1t would seem that the above me
G toned roll should include the nan
"a of more pupils and it is the Opinj
g: of the faculty that it would do
N providing parents would make it
~ point to see to it that their childl
.: received enough sleep each night !
N spent at least one hour each night
M home work.