Reporters—
NoteJuxoh
Cyril Luker, westernfield re
presentative from the Washing
ton, D. C. office of Soil Conser
vation Service, arrived in Pal
mer on Monday and accompan
ied by Mayor Charles Wilson,
territorial conservationist, spent
a few days in Fairbanks this
week. He expects to be in the
valley area for at least the bal
ance of the week.
An electrical outage was ex
perienced in one section of Pal
mer late Sunday night when a
telephone pole, in contact with
the electric lines, caused a fire
on the pole. The MEA crew had
the power back on within 15
minutes.
Don L. Irwin director, Experi
ment Station, and William
Sweetman, also of the Station,
will attend the nanual field day
at the Experiment farm in Fair
banks. They plan to leave Pal
mer next Thursday and will be
accompanied by Mrs. Irwin, Mrs.
Sweetman and Mrs. Allan Mick
who will be conferring with Fair
banks city . officials in regards
to the League of Alaska Cities
convention which will be held in
that city this fail.
4-H Photographers
Urged to Start
“Snapping” for Fair
Four-H pnotographers have
two weeks in which to snap pic
tures and have them developed
to enter in the All-Alaska 4-H
Fair photography contest, Mrs.
Lydia Fohn-Hansen said today.
The contest’s two divisions are
black and white, and colored
slides, the acting 4-H leader ex
plained. First prize in each di
vision is $15 with two $5 prizes
in each for the blue ribbon win
ners.
Entries are to be taken to the
4-H fair in the Anchorage Juni
or High School August 17 or
mailed to arrive in the Anchor
age Extension Service office,
Box 2086, Anchorage, by August
16. Entry blanks are available in
Extension Service offices in An
chorage, Fairbanks, Homer, Pal
mer and Juneau.
Each picture should tell a
story about Alaskan farm or
home life, Mrs. Fohn-Hansen
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ACROSS
1 - Toot-tooter
6 - To train
H - A region
1* - Knock
1S - Roof part
IS - Regarding
1' - Riognosticate
M - Thoroughfare
(abb.)
1? - Attempts
12- Noise
-■> - Roman numeral
- Treat leather
27 - M;th •
2o - Spoil
-1 - Poker stakes
33 - That thing!
34 * A revolutionary
35 - Preposition
6 - Bury"
• 6 - Inclination
41 * Comparative
suffix
42 - Goal
44 - Either
45 - Defiers
48 - Things to be done
51 - Preposition
52 - Agrees
54 - Shortened ignition
55 - To a position upon
58 - Age
59 - Numbers game
61 - Slowed up
62 - Onetime conqueror
of England
DOWN
1 - Cuddle
2 - Minerals
3 - In regard to
4 - Natrium(chem.)
5 - Faith
6 - Reject
7 - Pronoun
8 - Old Anglican
(ebb.)
9 - Egg-shaped
10 - Priers
13 - Silver (chcm.)
16 - Yc-s vote
17 - Ruthenium (chem ^
20 - Strew
21 - Be indisposed
23 - Supply with men
24 - Heron
29 - Metal
30 - Go astray
31 * Musical high
32 - Geological time .
36 - Of the home’s
interior
37 - Before
39 - Kind of deer
40 - Monster
42 - Queried
43 - Indian
46 - Former English
queen
47 - Royal Order (abb.)
49 - Gubernatorial
Survey (abb.)
50 - Girl's name
53 - Area measure
56 - Musical note
57 - Preposition
59 - Krypton (chcm.)
60 - Printer's measure
WASILLA CALENDAR
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3
BOY SCOUTS, Wasilla school, 7
p.m.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8
BROWNIE SCOUTS, Wasilla
Library, 3:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9
EXPLORER SCOUTS, Wasilla
school, 7 p.m.
CUB SCOUTS, Mrs. Barnes,
Mrs. Combs, 3:30 p.m.
said. The pictures should be
suitable for publication. Garden
ing, marketing, crops, livestock
and action shots of 4-H projects
would make pictures subjects.
4-H COMMUNITY PARTY
SLATED FOR FRIDAY
The 4-H community party will
be held in the high school cafe
teria at 7:30 p.m. Friday evening,
August 3. All 4-H’ers are urged
to attend. Larry Schol, 4-H
leader, will attend and be in
charge of the recreation pro
gram. A movie, reports of pro
gress on the year’s project, Yard
Improvement and refreshments
will complete the evening pro
gram. Parents of 4-H members
are welcome to attend. “Come
and join in the fun, or come and
watch”, 4-H leaders said.
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