PtTBLISIIED T7EEKLY BY HIGHLANDS SCHOOL THEATRE
SBPTEI'IBER 1, 1939
Y/ATER BFRO^HilMENTS TO BEGIN
I]\5}EDIATELY
At a meeting of the mayor and board of
commissioners last Saturday, several "bids
were presented for the proposed water im
provements for the town, and the bid of
John G, Owens, of Franklin, registered en
gineer, was accepted by the board,
IIr, Owens will make the necessary in
vestigation of the present vrater system
in the town with reference to pipe sizes,
capacities, pressures and quantities, raid
will draft a report and recommendations
on this investigation for the approval of
the board. He will also obtain the appro-u
al of the State Board of Health and the
WPA on all plans and designs.
Native stone will be used wherever
needed in this work, and the town given
credit for same; orodit will also bo giv
en for any materials the town has on hand.
ANNUAL I,MEETING OF HIGHLANDS IWSEUI4
AND BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY HELD
LAST SATURDAY
The Ninth Annual Meeting of the Museum
and Biological Lptboratory was held at the
7»eyman Memorial Laboratory on August 26th/i
All of the officers were re-elected with
the exception of Dr. Hessler, vice presi
dent, who was replaced by Dr. E.E. Reinke,
due to the fact that Dr. Hessler could so
seldom be here.
In a short talk Dr. Foreman predicted
that the very near future would see the
laboratory and the museum operating sepa
rately, each having its own board of trus
tees *
Dr. Leland Shanor, acting curator, es
timated the number of people visiting the
museum during July and August to be four
hundred. He spoke of interesting trips
sponsored by the museum, the mounted spe
cimen of Northern Ravon given to the Muse
um by Dr. Cl-ark Foreman, of lVashington,D.
C,, and the aquaria presented by Dr, V'il-
liam Duane, of Philadelphia,
The very beautiful water colors of na
tive plants on the walls of the laboratory
made by Mrs. ^kry Motz T/ills, wore very
much admired by the visitors at this meet
ing.
Announcement was made at this meeting
that work would begin on the museum build
ing on September 10th.
Cakes and punch were served in the lab
oratory after the meeting.
BIBLE SCHOOL CERTIFICATES AW/vRDED
TO THIRTY-Tl'VO PUPILS
The very successful two weeks * Bible
School at the Presbyterian church closed
last ^'riday with a picnic at Harris
and a commencement program at the church
^'riday night. The program was composed
of memory work, dramatization of Bible
stories and choruses. At tho close of the
turn to page 3
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NIGHT STOWS AT SrO'O & 9:45
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MON.-TUE.,SEP. 4-5
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NIGHT SHOWS at 8:00 & 9:30
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Sep. 8-9; WIZARD OF OZ
Sep.11-12: THESE BL;lM0UR GIRLS
Sep.13-14: BACHELOR MOTHER
Sep. 15-16: THE OLD M/^ID
LIBR.'.RY TO HOLD -BENEFIT FOOD SALE
A food sale for the benefit of
the Hudson Library will be held at
the library building, Saturday
September 2nd, beginning at
10:30. a.m.