J. E. Nordby, formerly of the college of agriculture of the University, writes a very interesting letter to the Genesee Red Cross members, thanking them for a package received. Professor Nordby is now at Cambridge, Mass., in the school of Military Aeronautics.

Genesee has a community club. This new organization was brought to light last week. The purpose is for building up the country as well as the town and all are asked to become members that desire the better development of the Genesee section. Immediately after an organization was accomplished, the club took up the matter of observance of Memorial Day and an appropriate program was outlined. The committee in charge has invited Judge W. F. Morgäridge to deliver the Memorial Day address.

The boys and girls' clubs, mentioned in an earlier issue of the Mirror, are taking hold of the work with the usual Genesee energy and clubs of other communities of the county will have to get into high if they carry away the laurels this year.

KENDRICK GAZETTE
Kendrick held a May festival last week. There was a flag raising and address by Rev. Emmel, who soon goes to France as a Y. M. C. A. worker, a grand march by the school children, folk dances and singing of the National songs.

The Board of Education of the Kendrick district re-elected all of the teaching corps for the coming year. Two of the force however have resigned, Miss Sholes that she might continue her university course and Miss Moore retiring from teaching for a time. 