4-H CLUB NEWS .
4-H NETS
A special mooting ras called at'8 p.M.
December 10 by Director Lorin T.Oldroyd
"bile ho'Tras in Painer the first part of
*10 reek, Discussion ras held on 4-H
etivitics and plans,
liss J^ Hnzol Zimoman,4-iI Territorial
Leader, ras also present and gave sonc
vary helpful suggestions in carrying out
the 4-H Program. * *
BUSY* FINGERS 4-H CLUB
The 4-H Knitting Club net at the Extension
Office Thursday afternoon to continue
knitting lessons. The girls aro making
the "fingers fly" on the knit and purl
stitch. They rill meet again next
Thursday afternoon rith Mrs. Johnson,
F7A FUNDS ADVANCED
Federal "'orks Agency has' approved the
total advancencnt of $19,000 to three
Alaska cities for use in planning facili
ties for public use.
~A sum in the cnount of $5,600 rill bo
advanced to Ketchikan for the blueprinting
' 9f,: street and concrete viaduct ,#5; 500 to
Petersburg for planning a public building'
and $10,200 to Anchorage for*its program
* improved''water facilities.
> e rondpr, if there isn’t something that
could bo dbr.c about the water puddles
that re must wade winter and summer in
front of the Aecroational Hall. _
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