Registration Open
For 4-H Gamp Periods
Registration for 4-H Camp,
which will be held June 27 and
June 30, must be made by June
at the Extension Office, an
nounced Frances Hulbert, home
demonstration agent. All 4-H
members in good standing are
eligible to attend. Registration
'btanks have been mailed to all
members and leaders.
The camp will be divided into.
tfcwo periods: Four-Her’s aged 10-12!
■will attend the first session from
June 27 (2 p.m.) to June 30 (1
2>jca.). Those in the age 13 and
over group will register for the
second period, June 30 (2 p.m.)
te July 3, ..Cl p.m.) Certain allow
ances may be made for those who,
an#y have conflicts on the date.*:
for their age group.
Counselors are urged to regis
ter, early. Mrs. Hulbert stated
both senior ,and junior counselors
*re needed. .
Special . guest counselors wi’J
mctuude Marian Larson, terrj.
teial 4-H leader; John Thomp
son, Extension information direc
ted; and Mrs. Janet Lang, Exten
sion recreation specialist.
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CHAMBER TO MEET
IM WASILLA JUNE 18
Members of the Matanuska
Valley Chamber of Commerce
Wffi travel to Wasilla for their
snext regular meeting which is
He* be held on Wednesday, June
at noon.
Interested persons are invited
'le» attend the meeting which will
lb* held in the Wasilla Commun
ity Hall. The program will be
Rmwented by Wasilla residents.
tSENE KIRSCH NAMED—
/Continued from page I) j
Premium Book
Advertising sales for the an
SttiKd premium book have been
handled again ths year by M. D.
Snodgrass. Volunteering and
JpwoHy assisting him has been
Vic Falk, Sr., member of the
.' -?be*«ciation board of directors.
. Hj'*-, • participating in this time
■ consuming work has been Mrs.
E*-fha Kruscavage, also a board,
i member.
j -Education a!
Mrs. Sam Boyd, teacher in thg
Swanson School, will serve as
chairman of the educational dis
1P ays this year and has already
5-tart ed work on this project.
Rodeo
Vhe local riding club and other
individual riders of the valley
• zunGi are discussing plans for some
aypr- of irodeo events during the
-Finances
Ttefcping fe finger on the finan
r£aT piifsc ‘of the 1958 Fair are
tbritvard Jones and James Hurley
w?ho are working as a special
‘ committee.
Membership
V • Jiecnembership drive for the
•ArsoC^ilon is being planned. This
coir,: be the first campaign of
T&fe type for several years and
»a is hoped that everyone in the
'ey. not now a member of the
•association, will purchase mem
&*?ship in the community-wide
Willow Fire
Boros 25 Acres
A fire in the Willow area last
Saturday destroyed approximate
ly 25 acres, it was reported this
week. JDick^ JVIjller, fire control
aid at the Palmer BLM field sta
tion, went out on the fire with
a crew from the Anchorage area.
The fire fighters >vere flown in
to the fire by helicopter.
SPECIAL MEETING
AT MOOSE LODGE
All members of the Mt. Mc
Kinley Legion No. 51 Loyal order
of Moose have been requested to
attend an important special meet
ing at the Palmer Lodge on
Tuesday, June 17 at 7:30 p.rn., it
was announced by Don Ingalls,
herder. .
association.
Through the combined efforts
of James Hurley, Dorothy Woods,
and Virgil Eckert a number of
Stateside suppliers have been
contacted this year and have
come through with advertising
and prizes for the 1953 Valley
Pair.
All local organizations who can
assist the association in some'
phase of the fair are asked to^
contact the board of directors or
Mr. Kirsch.
Also, all organizations and in
dividuals planning to apply for
concession or display space are
urged to make application at
once. Approximately 50 percent
of the commercial space has al
ready been sold and applications
are being received daily;
In seeking support from the
community M. D. Snodgrass stat
ed “Last year’s Fair was well at
tended and we can expect an
even larger attendance this year.
We suggest that you follow last
year’s pi'emium book in planning
exhibits. The 1958 book will come
out in July ... the Board will
soon clear debts of last season
and with the cooperation of the
entire community, avoid such oc
curances this year. P takes time,
and a lot of people working hard,
as well as financial aid, to build
and operate a successful Fair.
“We need some new bleacher
seats and some donated labor11
and materials to lengthen the
race track right now, to improve
the athletic field, and cover the
grandstand . . . come on out and
help. To those who were unable
to meet last year’s obligation, we
would appreciate that aid now
. . . let’s push that track around
that hill”.
Fred Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Cook of Palmer is enjoying a
few days leave at the home of
his parents. Fred is stationed in
California with the U. S. Navy.
Fried Chicken Dinner
(Family Style)
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