NATIONAL HOIIE B3 'OUSTRATIOIT UEEK (continuec
from liage 10)2 .vfsistonts, and 2 secretur-i
ies carry on tlie orrtension work for women.
Offices and workers are:
Lydia Fohn-P nsen, University of Alaska;
Elisabeth-Crites,-Ars’t to Mrs, Fobn-Kunsoi
Fairbanks, Room-2, Fed. Bldg.; Marilyn Iloh
nson, Archorage, Room 40, Fed. Bldg*; Gen
evieve rrery, Ans't. to Miss Johnson, Anch
orage; Mary Robinson, Petersburg; Bornice
Johnson, Secretary, Calmer; Edith Hablutzel
Secretary, University of Alaska.
There are 15 hone demonstration clubs in
Alaska, which carry on monthly moetings de
voted to homemaking activities and sponsor
community'projects, assisting with Fairs,
libraries, hospitals and welfare.
Through the council, club officers of.the
Palmer clubs are backing a community drive
for beautifying their homesteads. -At the
suggestion of the "Sourdough” Club, all
club members have agreed to plant poppies
to brighten corners which night otherwise
grow to weeds.
Through the observance of Horae Demonstra
tion ’"eek, clubs will rake a special effor'
to invite new members to join or fem club,
and to welcome new settlers><rt May
meet ings.
The Ladies of the Moose are-holding a
.FOOD SALS in the TRADE'G POST on Saturday,
May S.
\ NOTICES
Tho Regular rulRYnSN*s meeting rill be held
lion day, May 10, at 3:00 am.
The 1 loo sc Lodge rill hold their regular
1 meeting in the Moose Hall on Tuesday, May 11.
The AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE, will hold their ’
meeting in the Extension Office at 8:o0 p.n.
on rTcdnosday, May 12,
The NORTIJLAMI) PIOITER GRANGE rill have their
; regular meeting in the'Grange Hull on Thurs
day, May 13. at 8:00 p.n.
I"'-"’ro at the Extension O’^icn for the -
mooting'place of tho SCUREOUGM CLUB .’or
Tuesday, May n,
The 12:30 Club rill meet on Wednesday, May
12t at tho hone of
Mrs. Caulkins*
j The Rivorbcnd Club rill meet on Thursday,
| May 13, at the hone of Mrs» 3ill Lents.
j The Butte Club is to meet at the hone of
! Mrs. Joe Lents on Thursday) May 13.
|The executive committee of the A.R.R.C. rill
meet Saturday afternoon in Anchorage. Ac
cording to Mr. r-"ters there are only 5 res
idential lots left in the locks nor served
by sewer and rater mains. T'ore are 10 new
■ homes going up this year in this ARRC sub
I division.
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THZ '.'ATALTSSKA VALLTT FASt^HS* COO^SSATI G ASSOC IATIO!', 2>/J23H,
receive bids up to June 1, 1948 on-—
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Three houses in the South addition. These hour s are
modern, on sever line, hav6 elect:- city aid rater, end
are in G°°d condition. The lots ore 108 by 176 and ould
r.iake fine suburban hones trhere a pod'sized Garden riot is
available. Close to School, Churches, Shoe's, and near the
shopping centers of Painer. ’Joule rake a good here, or
yould be a rood investment for rcrtin/.
Get the particulars at the Co-op Office in "airier, or rrite Box K, Falrier.
r-ds —ill be accepted or these-houses until Juno 1st. A certified
check or noneyorder of 10 per cent is to accompany all bids, pn.d ••ill
oe returned if bid is not accented. The Association reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
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IIATAiUSKA VAL1ZY TARTARS COOPTRATIrO ASSOCIAT10"
PALTBR, ALASKA.
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