EXTENSION NEV.'S
I Ths 4-H Clubs are being organized and every)
: boy and girl between the ages of ten and
| twenty who Is Interested In becoming a mem
j ber Is urged to join the club being organ
1 Ized In his or her community.
Every boy or girl who joins a 4-H Club is
given something to do, something to work
out as the price of membership In the club
Club projects usually embrace pieces of
work helpful to do In the community or heme
as example of the better way. They require
a substantial period of time for their ac
complishment, supplemented by keeping of
records of labor and cost and making an ex
■ nlblt of things produced In the project
i work and the writing of the story of what
, was acne. Club projects are usually asso
I elated with some phases of agriculture or
I home economics or rural life.
iTojfi'te art. not "make-believe" work, but
a part or the real problem of life such as
. growing a garden,- supplying the home v.lth
food, marketing or preserving the surplus,
raising a flock of chickens, making and
judging bread, growing an acre of potatoes
or carrots, raising a litter of pigs, beef
or dairy cattle, and using all these proj
ects in the most approved ways of science
and practice. • -
The project Is what gives body and life to
4-H Club work. It tests club members'
skill, patience, and Ingenuity. No youth
I will get the most out of club work who
doesn't have a substantial project to carry
)Ut.
jThis year the Rural Electrification asso
'elation will offer a project in rural eleCj
1 trif.1 cation. In this project, members will
;learn how to build chick and pig brooders,
repair electrical appliances around the
home, and care of electrical equipment,
nil who are interested In becoming members
can sign up in the Extension Office.
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Remember MUSIC NiahT, ..prii i.., ~i*0 P.M.
All busses will operate to bring in the
i school children. Adm.sslon will be the
purch.se of Defense Savings St ,mps.
On M:.y 5> the school will h-ve n Field Dy
for gr des 1-6 inclusive. Gr des 7-8
nd High School will go to Eklutnn Luke
for •. picnic on the seme day.
BUY .'hR BONDS — KEEP 'EM FLYING
Advertise ltt thfe Valley
AUlNG TAXI SEKV-C F
SPECIAL COURTEOUS SERVICE IN A COUFORI^AL
CAR, FULLY INSURED. BONDED DRIVER.
;.MBUL..NCE SERVICE
STi.ND AT THE RON-D..-VOO CAFE
OLSEN BROS. CLTANfRS.
CLOTHES CLE NED AND PRESSED
CLE, N OUT YOUR CLOSET NOW --
BRING YOUR CLOTHES TO THE PE. RL
WHITE L..UNDRY FOR DRY CLE. NING
OLSEN 3R0S. CLEANERS ..NCHOR..GE
TKt Willow CRfEK .STAGE
• Wi.LTER COOPER, OWNER
DAILY ROUND TRIPS TO ..NCHOR GE
Leave* palmer • • • • • • * • m•
Leave ;.NCH0R;>GE.»:X P.M»
LOU'S BfcAOTT SHQliw
H..IR-DOS ..RE NO PROBLEM
FOR LOU
LET HER DO IT
SH..MPOOS W.-VBS M..NICURES PE... NEhnC -
the Pearl whi/Tlaumory
Patronize your home serv -es.
WE ,.RE PREP..RED TO T..KE CL.RE YOIJR
L.UNDRY ..ND DO IT THE RIGHT 1. . WE TILL
Ci.LL FOR ..ND DELIVER 3ULDL3S
Palmer transfer
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P. T. A. NETS
The last meeting of the. ye ,r was h id. on
*prll 18th. Rev. Beyer g .ve r vl v on
the book "On Being a Re .1 Person’1 which
was very interesting. The nuv officers
are: Mrs. Beyer, Pres., Mrs. S.ndvlk, Viac
Pres., Mrs. U. Cop<., Secy. Mrs.McGlboney,
"treasT Refreshments wen scrvcd.