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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-15
VICTORY GARDEN HINTS


pillars. and such ilk are biting ol
chewing insects. Spray or dustine
the plants will help control them
Grasshoppers will often take pois-
on bait also. But small gardeners
will sometimes have to resort to
hand to hand combat to bring down
few pesky smart old hoppers,
who will saucily fit out of harms
way when one approaches.
Go to your seed store manager to
get a good efficient little duster or
sprayer, just as soon as you find
sabotage taking place. He'll help
YOU to rid you of your vermin ,
as a modern Pied Piper.
But what if your garden should
suffer an air-blitz as some We know
of have? Birds may attack your
tender plants. Just make UP some
simple swinging 'scarecrows". with
rustling papers, etc.
Or chickens may fancy your ten
der greens. Well, you Simply can
not raise gardens and poultry in the
same plot. One or the other must
go. If gophers bother, get a good
spring gopher trap and don't give
up till you have caught the rascals.
HOE EN- EASY
The best policy in hoeing or stir
ring ground young garden plants
is "go easy" Don't do any more
than necessary. Use sharp hoe
to shave the surface, cut off weeds
rather than dig up the soil. Let
your irrigation ease up the soil Tor
you.
On the subject of what in victory
gardens. let us ponder once again
salient facts now timely: I COM
mend to you the new garden leaf
let Home Gardens for Fall and
Winter" by DR.. P. A. Minges. avail
able at the farm advisors office for
the asking. 1t is positively the last
word for victory gardeners. Be
sure to get your copy. 1t gives the
rate of seeding varieties. garden
management. hints, etc.
Table Nv from Minges pamphlet:
Planting schedule for Southern
California. Group to be planted in
September and october, tthe sooner
the better.
Beets, Cabbage (plants), Carrots,
Greens (Chard, Chinese Cabbage,
Kale, Mustard, Spinach) (Seed, /,
Kohlrabii (plants), Leaf Lettuce,
Green Onions (sets or plants), Peas,
Radishes, Sprouting Broccoli
(plants, Turnips. Tomto e S
(plants).
Another article of this series on
Victory Gardens will follow short
ly. Why not clip out this item for
reference?
P. S. Don't neglect getting your
victory garden leaflet. Call or
write farm advisors office, Court
house, FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-15

: The important thing to remember
is that the fermentation-oxidation
organic breakdown processes have
| to be pretty well complete before
paint nutrients are released into
the soil mass, and available as
plant food for vegetables. These
will be in the form of phosphorlc
acid, nitrates, nitrites and the nu-
merous other form nutrients that
support plant growth.
And do bear in mind that only
in solution can plants get this plant
food. AS have said before, warm
weather means thirsty plants. So
keep plenty of moisture available
for their use, (both the soil bugs
and the segetables)
Planting Pointers
After the rough ridges have been
wet and have dried out enough to
rake crumbly mot sticky the beds
should be made flat and the SEED
planted without delay to utilize
the precious moisture present. Don't
plant seed too thickly. Try to
visualize the plants when grown
and plant little extra to allow for
pest damage. etc. I have seen nd
merous gardens seeded that come
up as thick as hair on dogs back.
But this is silly. First because there
is too much root competition pres
ent: second it is hard to thin out
to proper distance and; third, plants
never do recover soon enough to
mature on schedule. Furthermore,
such practice is useless waste CT
seed.
Thin Early
After your garden seedlings have
come up and are we'll started, get
busy to thin them out to proper
distance. A word of caution here:
Don't do too good job because
with beets, turnips, chards, spin
ach, etc. they can be utilized as
greens, thinning as they grow up,
leaving the desired spacing.
BAD BUGS (Saboteurs)
Bugs such as grasshoppers. crick-
cts, cutworms, loopers. alfalfa cat
erpillar. aphis, cucumber beetles,
etc. many all claim a share of your
young plants. But they will dam
age them after they are above
ground as plants. not as seed. Cut
worms work below ground, eating
off the growing plants, beets, tur-
nips, spinach, parsnips, tomatoes
and other. You can kill cut worms
by poison bait, or hand to hand
combat if you can find them. They
usually work down row cutting a
few plants a day. Cutworms are
most apt to occur in soil which was
trashy, weedy and full of much
coarse organic matter.
The other insects named, grass
hoppers, crickets, loopers. cater
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-15
II Of Series in Home Food
Production
BY II. LEE LANDERMAN
Asst. Co. Farm Advisor

With victory gardening now goinl
full steam ahead in many yarc
In our valley, let us be reminded
that garden enemies lurk every
where, under every clod, in every
bush, even in every chicken yaro
and elsewhere.
But before 1 get wound up in
the matter of bug -blitz" and other
vital garden matters, 1 must ac-
knowledge the fine response from
man. gardeners and readers to my
first article on victory garden sug-
Festions. / will do my best to fur
hish more as often as possible. ]
am also very much pleased to note
30 much fine gardening activity
going on in both town and country.
This to me is positive evidence of
beating necessity to the punch.
More power to our victory garden
ersl This is war work indeed, be-
cause food is definitely ammuni-
ton and every vitamin is a live
shell.
1t has been possible, notice, for
man, gardens to be worked up with
horses and plow, some with small
tractor outfits. Splendid. This cer-
tainly "conserves human resources.
But many other victory gardens
have been and are being plowed up
by shower and spade. / wish to en-
phasize once again that it is much,
much easier to spade up and work
ground that has been irrigated, and
If fertilizer has been applied be-
fore spading up, the job becomes
doubly simple. Don't be afraid to
let it stand for awhile, even for a
couple of weeks, if you can wait
that long, in the flat, spaded mulch
even before making ridges. And
after the ridges are made be sure
to wet these before you smooth
them off to plant seed.
What Damp Mulch Does
AS soon as fertile soil is dampen-
ed, bacterial action begins, and with
warm weather present, the action
proceeds rapidly. Soil contains mil
lions upon millions of bacteria and
organisms, in culture, which need
but moisture and warmth to go into
action. These are the good soil bugs.
The processes which go on involve
mellowing, or fallowing of the soil
mass, and fermentation, rotting, and
break down of organic material
such as roots, stems, straw, manure
or other vegetable matter in the.
soil. Then, too, earthworms go into
action burrowing and chambering
the soil to get food nutrients re-
leased by the mass action of organic
breakdown If there is plenty of
fertilizer in the damp soil the earth
worms soon mature into specimens
having real fish appeal.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-15

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for little misses dress up times.
In the best of feathers, they
achieve a prettily feminine air
while retaining long wear. Sizes
8 1/2 to 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-15
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We're proud of these shoes, proud of
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which has gone into their making.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
Politika v 81. vardi

Cleveland, Ohio. - Sloven-
ski demokratski klub v 30. var
di je obdrzaval sejo V nedeljo
popoldne, II. t. m. v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd., kamor so bill povao-
ljeni poleg clanov in clanic tu-
di kandidatje "a mestno zborni-
co.
seja je imela dober obisk
clanstva ter treh kandidatov:
Mr.. A. Vehovec, ]. ]. Prince in
F. ]. Supanick. Clanstvo je paz-
no sledilo izjavam kandidatov,
XII so povedali vsak svoje "plat-
forme". VISA vprasanja cd stra-
nj clanstva so bila pojasnjena
in seja Sc je vrsila v prijaznem
razpolozenju vseh.
Glavni zakljucki seje SO sle-
deci:
1. V torek, %. septembra so
primarne volitve.
2. Vsak slovenski ameriski
drzavljan mora storiti svojo
dolznost, da voli. - Ne pozabi-
te, kjer ne volijo ljudje, tam vo-
lilo po svoje diktatorji!
3. Vsi moramo delati, da iz-
volimo zopet nasega zupana in
dobrega mestnega zastopnika
Koga boste volili je sedaj vas
privilegij.
4. Seia vsega clanstva kluba
Sc vrsi v riedeljo 3. oktobra v
Slove1iskem domu ma Holmes
Ave. oh 2:30 popoldne.
M. I. Lab, preds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

Danes je zaposlen v tovarnl
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.,
in sicer v Cost departmental.
Vse te sluzbe odnosno della
nam povedo, da je Frank jako
izobrazer in zmozen kandidat,
brez ozira ali je priporoean ali
pa odobren po kakih politicnih
odborih.
Drzavljani-volilci 80. varde,
ako. boste dali Franku svoj glas,
boste izmed vseh kandidatov IL
brali najboljsega.
Ker je poznan med prepro-
stim narodom in ker sc ga nj nj
kdar sramoval, zaradi tega vam
ga priporocam, spomnite Sc ga
ma volilni dan. Da Sc v resnici
interesira "a probleme prepro-
stega cloveka, to vedo oni de-
lavci, XII delajo z MIN v isti to-
varni.
Danes, ko je morala utruje-
mega delavca jake nizka, pa Sc
je ma MEGA spomnil Frank in
priporocal ter sugestiral pred
postavljenim marsikako dobro
idejo, katero Sc je vpostevalo
in cd te imajo delavci koristi
Kaj mislite, ali nasa varda
potrebuje politicnega koncilma-
ma ali cloveka, XII ina v intere-
su okolico, v kateri je bill rojen
in zivi?
V. Coff
1902 Delavan Rd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

s po tradiciji starim rezmom in e bia sko
avtomacno protisovjetska je teku petndvajse-
h let mnogo spremenlo Danes Sc cerkev goboko zave-
da narodnega znacaa nasega rezima in je spreela
v poni meri:''
Potion Sv sinode bo vlada drzala stiko cerkvijo
in storen bodo pr kora "a obnovo velikega stevila
cerkva XII liza revouce MISC bile rabene verske svr
he.
Nobenega dvoma nj, da Sc ponovna upostavitev GER
kve poponoma skada obnovitvjo r1ske narodne ira
dcie XII e razvou ze vec le zlas pa cd lea 1885 da-
lje Mnogim Rusom, XII scer MISC verni je reforma zeo
vsec ker Jim ugajao cerkve in cerkven obred kot ne
ka kar tvor del ruske zgodovinske tradicje. deze
kjer Sc tolko govori velkh unakh in drzavnikh IL
proslost vkjucivs vana Groznega in Petra Vekega je
zanimanje cerkev nekaj neizogibnega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
"Slovanova" zabava

Euclid, Ohio. - Pevski zbor
"Slovan" Sc je namenil prirediti
majhno zabavo v nedeljo, 26.
septembra, oh 3. uri popoldne v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu,
ma Recher Ave. Tenn potion so
prijazno vabljeni vsi nasi prija-
telji in znanci.
Ker so sedaj bolj kriticni ca
81, ne bo kake posebnosti, zaba-
vail Sc bono kar po domace.
Ker je zbor sedaj pricel zopet z
rednimi vajami, vabimo, da Sc
pevci, katere veseli petite, pri-
glasijo v nedeljo, oh 10: uri do
poldne, ko Sc vrsijo vaje v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu.
Torej, ne pozabite nedeljo
popoldne!
Frank Rupert,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

bill ma financnem odboru kluba
drustev leta 1941.
- Znano je, day ko je bill Ken
nick v mestni zbornici, Sc je
veckrat tako ucinkovito boril
"a ljudske pravice, da je dobil
priznanje cd ameriskih listov.
Povabljen je bill, da je incl 60
vor ha radio.
Ker je bill VIM. Kennick v
mestni zbornici samo dve lett, in
ker so bill njegovi nasprotnikl
v zbornici po stir leta, bi bile
pravicno, da VIM. j. Kennickr
damo priliko se "a dve lett. VIM
j. Kennick je upravieen do te
ga, da Sc mu da priliko zastopa
ii mas Slovence v mestni zbor
nici Sc "a dve lett. Nase mne
ME je, da bo Kennick mnog(
pomagal k slovenskemu napred
ku, in da mas DO tako zastopal
da bono vsi lahko ponosli nj
mega.
Torej izvolite VIM. ]. Kenni
cka "a councilmana %. varde
VIM. j. Kennick kampanjsA
odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

da Slovenci v Clevelandu do Sc
daj MISC se dobili prevee pri-
znanja v politiki.
+, , Ravno Ia ko, &c pomislimo, da
je v Clevelandu tisoce tovarn,
in da Slovenci ne lastujejo sko-
ro nobene tovarne, Sc lahko tr-
di da v industrijalnem oziru nj
dovolj napredka med Slovenci.
v splosnem Sc lahko trdi, da
Slovenci MISC proved napredova-
Ii zadnjih so let.
Vprasanje nastane, kaksne
korake je treba zavzeti, da bo-
do Slovenci bolj napredovali v
bodoce.
Najbolj vazno je, da imajo
Slovenci dobre voditelje.
Torei nasa naloga je podpi'
rati take kandidate, XII imajc
smisel "a napredek, in XII bodc
dobri voditelji.
Nase mnenje je, da bi bill '
tenn oziru William ]. Kennicl
MOI ma mestu. VIM. Kennick, k
:je izdelal drzavni izpit "a advo
; kata ze leta 1925, je dobro in
formiran v mnogih zadevah
Bill je preiskovalec tovarn ko j
incl drzavno sluzbo "a u. S
Business and Manufacturer
Census; ucil je v clevelandski]
visjih solah zgodovino, in exc
nomijo; bill je tudi deitelj drzav
ljanstva v slovenski naselbini.
Svojecasno je bill predsedniI
St. Clairskega trgovskega dru
stva, in tudi je pomagal Sloven
skemu narodnemu domu, ko j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25

ga "a okrepeitev zelodcev-le nj
povedala kaj DO imela. Ker 10
poznamo, vemo, da DO gotovo
pripravila nekaj toplega in fine
ga. Ia pijaco pa je preskrbel
odbor.
Torej, prijazno ste vabljeni,
da pridete ma farmo v nedeljo,
posebno tisti, XII innate dovolJ
gasolina "a vas avto. zal vam
ne bo, in tudi ne boste razoca-
rani kot zadnjih par nedelj, kar
pa nj bila nasa krivda.
V nedeljo, vsi ma farmo SNIP!
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
Kaj je dober konciln,an?

Cleveland, Ohio. - William J.
Kennick pravi, da je tisti mai
boljsi mestrii zastopnik, kateri
rlajvee pomaga, da slovenska
naselbina rapreduje. zdi Be nam
da je William Kennick edini slo.
venski kandidat v %. vardi, Xxi
poudarja to stalisce. znano je
lahko povprecnernu opazovalcu,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
Urednikoua
posta
Kandidatje " 80. varde

Cleveland Collinwood, Ohio.
Kandidatje, oziroma njih pri-
jatelji in razni odbori so Sc pri-
cell oglasevati in nam ponujati
njih blago. Teden pred volitva-
mi hoce biti vsak kandidat pri-
stem in navdusen Slovenec, dan
po volitvah pa sc ma to potezno
frazo pozabi.
Kaj in koliko bo storil ali pa
je ze storil "a vardo, tudi to
ne vlece vec.
Stanje nase varde je najbolj
zanemarjeno in to vidi vsakdo,
XII Sc mora voziti z avtom po ce-
stah nase varde. Menda to nj
kocljivo vprasanje danes, ker
nam vsi kandidatje obljubuje-
10 vse najboljSe "a VardO. Tudl
fraza slovenstva ne pomeni do
sti "a one, XII so ali XII Sc nam
predstavljajo. Ia dobre Sloven-
ce, pa jih vprasajmo sedaj pred
volitvami, kje ste bill VISA ia le-
ia. Zakaj ste Sc izogibali slo,
venskega narodnega in druzab-
mega gibanja? Neki odbor pra-
vi: John Prince je Slovenec in
dober demokrat, toda lie to ia
odbor pozabi povedati, da dc
danes Sc nj pokazal mixer no,
benega zanimanja "a sloven,
stvo in niti "a 80. vardo.
Nekateri priporocajo Tonets
Vehovca, kateri pa do danes tu
di Sc nj zasluzil "lavorjevega
venca" "a zasluge nase varde
in kaj bode dobrega naredil '
prihodnjem ako DO ponovno iz'
voljen, tega pa tudi ne veruje
mo, ker Sc spominjamo ma pre-
teklost njegovega koncilman
stva.
Torej tn sem vam predstavi
re diva kandidata in tn je ps
tretji in ia je Frank Zupanci'
(Supanick). Frank nj postal do
ber Slovenec sele ia teden, pal
ga poznamo ze mnogo let in VS.;
ia leta je zahajal, in to della s.
danes, med preprosti slovensk
narod. Tudi clan kake politicn'
stranke nj, niti demokratske ii
niti republikanske - ostale po
liticne stranke pa ma zalost pr
teh volitvah ne pridejo v po
stew.
Torej, ker nj politikant, neka
teri pravijo, da bi tudi kandidi
rati ne smell, in ker nj politikan
pa prebivalci 81. varde v ten
lahko pricakujemo vse vee o.
MEGA v siucaju, da bi bill il
voljen "a nasega koncilmana
kakor pa cd vsakega politikan
ia, kateri hoces ali noces p
moras plesati po taktu predpo
stavljenih politikasev.
Frank je bill zaposlen rnnog
let uradu The Cleveland Trus
Co., v casu ko je ista imela svo
jo podruznico ma Waterloo Re
in pozneje pa tudi vec let v d
radu The North American ban
Ike - in Y vseh teh letih je
mel stike 2 nasim narodom, g
poznal do duse in bill mnogi
slucajih dober svetovalec mar
sikateremu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-25
Domaca zabava ma SNPJ
farmi

Cleveland, Ohio. - Zopet Sc
nam je posrecilo, da vas pova-
bimo ma domaco zabavo ma S.N.
P.J. farmo. Imeli bono dovolj "a
pitt in "a jesti. Mrs. Gorjanc
nam je pravkar sporocila, da DO
imela vsega dovolj pripravljene-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
CahnAa, e(Comi,,a Gvenh
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS

FKIONN, " lObeK >
MISSION SOCIETY OF ZION CHURCH will hold Rum
mage Sale Al Broadway Friday and Saturday, Oct
Is and Is.
GROUP > TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH will meet Friday
200 p with Mrs. Alfonso Kraatz, 40 Kendrck.
GOOD WILL MUSICAL UNION will presnt Sally Martin, of
Chicago Ill. a gospel feast, at 8 90 m, at the
New Hope Baptist Church, New Haven. Mich.
YOUNG LADIES SODALITY of St Lawrence Parish of Utica
will have skating party at the Mount Clemens Skating
Arena
MOUNT CLEMENS COUNCIL OF CHURCHES quarterly
meeting Turner Chapel 7:45 Election of officers
calendar year.
l O O. F. will Barron Hall at 800 m.
Second degree
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
BETA SIGMA rummage sale in the Matthews building,
Broadway. Moie Rich chairman
SUNDAY, OCTOBER II
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE all outing at the home
O. and Mrs. Thee DeGroot 1922 Grandvew avenue
MONDAY, OCTOBER l8
YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB Halloween party in Masonic club
CLEMENS MOTHERS CLUB will hold regular meeting the
school 90
x OF P. meeting at s: 90 o
TUESDAY, OCTOBER l9
SAMARITAN CIRCLE of Kings Daughters meets at the Home
p m, for pot-uck luncheon. Mrs Henry Cramer
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE of Kings Daughters will meet Tues
day afternoon 100 with Mrs Dent Maxim, l35
Eastman
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS will at the home of Mrs
Harry Malbn, lis Bellevew, at 100 p.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

THE WEDDING OF Petty Of
ficer Donald Robert Westendorf
and Edna Mae Sales, of Detroit,
will take place tomorrow in st,
Peters Church at 10 o'clock.
Petty Officer WeStendorf is the
son of MIR. and Mrs D. r Wes-
tendorf and Miss Sales is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Sales, of Detroit, former
residents of this city.
Madeleine Westendorf, OF
Washington, d. c., sister of the
bridegroom. will be maid-of-
honor. Carolyn Siewert, of De-
troit, viii be bridesmaid. Paul
Dubay has been chosen as best
man and seating the guests will
be Lieut.. James Hope, of De-
troit.
A bridal breakfast for the
wedding party and immediate
families will be held at the
Medea Hotel after the ceremony.
A reception will take place in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
With the Colors

LIEUT.. (JG) AND MRS.
THOMAS w. CROSS upon their
10th wedding anniversary to-
day. Lieut.. Gross is in the South
Pacific.
PVT. AND MRS WILLIAM
T. CROSS who Will observe
their 18th wedding anniversary
today. Pvt. Cross will leave to-
day for Camp Custer and will
later take volunteer officers
training.
LIEUT.. tJ.G.) AND MRS.
JOHN X. ULLRICH upon their
9th wedding anniversary. Lieut..
Ullrich is taking officers train
ing in New York City.
PAUL BEHE, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J Behe. l42 Clair ave-
nue.. has been transferred 10 Har-
ris Field, Army Air Base, Cape
Giradeau, Mo.
PVT. F l.. MOORE. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs George West. So
Parkview street, has been home
on a 6 day furlough. Pvt.
Moore was ira sferred from
Camp VOTERS. Texas I, Fort
Meade. Maryland
DONALD SUDAN. son Of
Mrs Gertrude Sudan. route 2,
has been promoted TO Bird class
petty officer, carpenters mate.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. E. JEN-
NINGS TREXLER Harriet Ann
Breitmeyer) are now living in
St. Louis, Mo. where Lieut..
Trexler is laiason officer at the
Wright Curtis corporation
Lieut. Trexler was transferred
from Wright Field. at Dayton, o.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
SaIes-Westendorf Wedding
Will Take PI ace Saturday

the evening at the Westendorf
home. Petty Officer Weston
dorf has returned from Dutch
Harbor, Alaska, after an absence
of two years. Coming from
Pittsburgh for the wedding is
Mrs. Frank Zenner, an aunt Of
Mrs. Westendorf
Miss Westendorf will be hos
tess at the rehearsal dinner this
evening at her home Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Longstaff enter
tanned A party of II at dinner
Thursday evening for tho bridal
group and families at Gordon's
Grill.
CIRCLE I, OF THE DORCAS
SOCIETY Of Zion Evangelical
Church will hold rummage
sale Wednesday and Thursday.
Oct 20-21 in the Matthews
building on Broadway. Mrs.
William Babe is in charge Her
assistant will be Mrs. Edward
Schroeder.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15

SCHOOL MILK is again
available through the help of
the Agricultural Market Adj
ministration. There are some
changes in the plan. The Mark
ct Administration now pays two
cents for every half pint of milk
consumed in school, and the
sponsoring agency may charge
what il will as long as the price
is at a minimum. II is no long
er called the Penny Nil pro-
gram. We plan to still charge
the students one penny for the
milk and TO make up tie deficit
through the Mount Clemens
Milk Fund. Students are 10 be
restricted to one bottle each.
This program was found TO be
Of such benefit TO children last
year. Teachers report that chill
dren were less restless, attend
ance was improved, illness was
at minimum and only one
child in the Public Elementary
schools lost weight.
Milk drinking in school i'm
proves the nutrition Of all par
ticipating children whether or
not they have enough milk at
home. Most of the expressions
OF appreciation of parents have
come from those who found that
their children will drink milk
in school and refuse il at home.
The setting up of the milk drink
ing habit is one of the best points
of the program.
The Mount Clemens Milk
Fund will make up the deficit
for all city schools. II will need
about two hundred dollars
month. Letters have been sent
10 all clubs and organizations
that contributed so generously
last year; we hope for their con-
tinued interest and help All
checks should be made out 10
the Mount Clemens Milk Fund
and mailed TO the treasurer.
Miss Norma Jean Anderson, at
the High school,
II would be appreciated IL
contributions would state Whe-
Their the first CHECK is a flat
donation or the first of a series
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-15
Alumni Association
Plans Dancing Party

ST. JOSEPH H o 6 PIT A L
Nurses Alumni held meeting
last evening and made plans for
dance TO be held in the ball
room of the Medea Hotel Thurs
day evening Nov. II. from $50
10 l o'clock.
Al Cox'S Londonaires Will
provide the music for dancing.
This orchestra has been playing
in the Gold Cup room of the
Whittier Hotel for D weeks.
Mrs. Chesley Miller is chairman
Of the event and she Will be as
sisted by Miss Rachel Thomas
sen. Miss Elizabeth Murray and
Mrs. Richard Duprey.
THE FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
met at the home of Mrs. Virgil
Nicaise, 1896 Florence boule-
ward on Thursday afternoon for
luncheon, a business meeting
followed. The afternoon was
spent in sewing and knitting.
They will hold their next meet
ing at the home of Mrs Lyle
May. Florence boulevard, Octo-
Der %, at II 80 o'clock.
THE CROSSE POIN T E.
MOUNT CLEMENS duplicate
club will be entertained at din
ner tomorrow evening al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Geist, Crosse Pointe. Attending
from Mount Clemens will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Breitmeyer,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Preus-
sci and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Lindsey.