Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-11
Registration.

that registration for point rationing
will be held at the schoolhouses and
in general, the people will register
at the same school that was used at
the time that sugar rationing was
completed. One person will register
for the whole family. He must bring
book No. l for each member of the
family unit and be ready to declare
the amount of commercially canned
goods on hand and the number of
pounds of coffee on hand when cof-
fee rationing started.
According to present reports, reg
istration will take place February
% to 26. The time is expected to be
from to p. m. each day. At Fin
laySon persons whose last names
begin with the letters of the first
half of the alphabet will register Mon
day and Tuesday, while others may
register on Wednesday and Thurs
day. Friday will be used for those
who could not come on the other
days.
Friends of Mrs. Marie Carroll and
son Robert and Mrs. Dave Fortier
offer sympathy at the death of their
brother and uncle, Gunder Greenley
at Minneapolis, Saturday. Gundy, as
he was called by his friends here,
had made his home with his sister,
Mrs. Carroll, for many years until
about two years ago when he went
to Minneapolis to live with another
sister there. Burial took place Mon
day in Minneapolis and the Finlayson
relatives were in attendance.
Finlayson went to Brook Park
Tuesday of last week to play basket
ball and chalked up a score of 49
to that of for Brook Park. On Fri
day night they played Bruno here
and the score resulted in AZ to 6
victory of the Finlayson boys. The
last home game will be with Brook
Park except for the Sandstone game
Tuesday Of this week which resulted
in score of Sandstone IS and Fin
layson 80.
The Junior Red Cross of the Fin
layson, school would appreciate book
donations for men in service. A ma
tional drive for books is now being
carried on by the Junior Red Cross
all over the country. Please help the
Finlayson group by giving at least
one good book. Old type phono-
graphs, even if out of order, are
asked for also. Machines will be
repaired and sent to the men in serv-
ice. You may leave the machines
at the school or notify any Finlayson
Boy Scout. Persons who want the
cabinets may keep them.
The food sale and lunch planned
by the Methodist ladies has been
postponed one week, or until Satur-
day, February 20, and will be held
at the Hotel lobby beginning about
1920 a. m. Lunch will be served
consisting of sandwiches, pie and
coffee. Come and get something for
Sunday dinner and enjoy lunch with
the ladies.
Mrs. w. T. Pearson will be hostess
to the Friendship club at her home
Wednesday afternoon, February IL
All members are urged to be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Scrimger OF
Minneapolis, were weekend guests
at the Walter Mannelin and John
Karvo homes. Mrs. Scrimger is a
sister of Mr. Mannelin and Mrs
Karvo.
Ruth Belling, who has been work
ing in a defense plant near the Cities
came home last week. She and heI
sister Mildred and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Dubbels and children called
Sunday at the Henry Scheeler home
A correction for the account of the
party for little JoAnn Shaw is that
the pictures taken of the children
were flashlight pictures and not col.
ored motion pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schilling o.
Askov, were Finlayson callers Fri