The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-03-20
Station SHS

Sunny Hill station is again on
the air, broadcasting its usual
weekly program. Ralph Corbin is
announcing.
We were more than anxious for
story hour time to come this week.
Miss Steines was reading us mark
Tidd in Sicily" 1t was so interest
ing that we were sorry when she
had to stop. Mark was one who
had a very good head for ferreting
oNt mysteries and then solving
them. We though that it was the
most humorous book that we have
heard this year.
This week we put up some new
curtains. They are made of green
crepe paper and are trimmed with
white shamrocks and harps of Erin.
The green gives nice soft glow to
the room. We also finished our
border of Dutch scenes.
The second grade read the story
about the Dutch Twins. 1t was
finished Thursday. All agreed that
it was good story. Monday morn
ing they received some new read
ers. 1t keeps Miss SteineS busy
keeping them in reading material.
This is about their twentieth book
for this year. We want to make
at least twenty-five by the end of
the year.
A rather onery tooth keep Nor
man at home Thursday. His right
cheek was still little larger than
its natural size when he came back
Friday. Ralph was also not at the
studio Wednesday.
Norbert is now back from his
trip to the Hawaiian Islands. He
is now going to study about his
home state.
This program is coming to you
over Station SHS, the voice of Sun
ny Hill. Ralph Corbin announcing.
The Eighth grade finished study
of Evangeline. The prelude was
learned by heart. Ralph and Leo
think that they need a little bit
more study.
During this past week there has
been quite bit of conversation on
the subject of German. Janet made
the remark that she did not know
a word of it. II am quite sure that
you can say YAH" said Miss
Steines. ooh, Yah, but that is diff
ferent," Janette replied. She was
so used to saying it, that it just
slipped out unnoticed.
The girls carried water this last
week. It is the first time that they
lave done it since snow came. They
were so ambitious that they wanted
to go very often. There was quite
a discussion Friday morning and
noon as to who would be nominal
ed next week. The boys were get
ting it all planned out amongst
themselvs. AS soon as nominations
were open at the meeting, Eleanor
popped up and said that she nomi-
mated the girls to carry water
again. The boys were so surprised
that they scarcely knew what to
say. At any rate, the motion was
seconded and carried. For once, the
few girls go ahead of the boys at
their own game.
Signs of spring are making their
appearance. Some of them are:
marbles, marbles everywhere. Max
ing of kites and flying them. The
appearance of some little brown
spots on some of the noses. L
guess that they are called freckles
My but the third grade has been
studying hard on the tables this
week. There has been quite a bit
of improvement, too.
The Eighth grade has been study
ing plastering and painting this
week. Lawrence doesn't think that
he would ever like to have such a
job. He says that there is too much
figuring connected with it.
The time has come again when
we must sign off. Don't forget to
turn the dial to 26 at the saae
time next week.