EXTENSION
4-H CLUBS
NEW S_~
The Red, White and Blu6 4*-H Club members
rith theiriloader, Mrs. Leonard -Borgnn,
ontortiino^.$hc girls mothers at a tea
Sunday, Bbbruary 17 at tho Butte. Last t
fall tn<5 girls ‘honored their dads v/ith a
dinner. 'Mrs.' Borgan is to be conrp.cnded
for hcVl'oyalty and fine vrork in t-hc 4-H
Ifladersftrpv * «
A lValentinc party nas held last Thursday
■ afternobrt in the hqnjo of Mrs. Lou Henke,
loadcr'df'the Busy Finger 4-H Club. Those
present rrarof‘Marian Borgan, Jean Carroll,
Arlcno ^Bonsori, Margarot tfrno Cope, Mary
■ Gravc.a, Marjorie Huntleyr 1 a Jorgensen,
"Lorothy Mau, Grace McGiboney, Jean McMahan
Noola Sandvik'1 Janf Stophan, Earbara Coopc:
Shapon Honke,->«!rs; JIcnko and Mrs, Johnson.
Valentines norc .exchanged-vla'a "special
postmaster".' Games rare placed and rcfrqs:
. ments wj^odr. * • - •
The 45iris .have, dccidod to "make afglian
squaro's ’for the Rod Cross. Yarn r.'as dis
; tributod to six girls v.’ho have done well
rith .Jf'plr knitting. The other girls are
frothing hard so thav Voo, may make squares
Sot the afglian. ~--•••
EXTENSION SERVC.IE .LEASERS IN PAIMSR
It,' Iiisii %on*sih",Ecologist from the Univcr
• sity Experiment Farm at Fairbanks, is in
palmer this rrobk’in connectiin\_p;i±.h tha — t
Extension School.ap'.T ‘ * ' ‘ * •*
•Mri Harold Rico, Assistant'-Director to
'Mr. 01droyd'‘of Fairbanksr is a-Palmer
rvisltor this nock. Ho is one of tho speak
ers at the Extension School.
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J . • v ^ < ' r
Mrs. Lydia,- Fohn-Hnnson returned to Palmer
ti\is nook ta holp-lri the Extonsion School
pork in tho Valley.
IW.
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I.M.C, Anderson \
the program at the
' -o
$ al so a;,
^ctensiorf
speaker ‘ \
School, ,
/tout 80 persons attended the Sxtensiqjj
4=jhool on Wednesday of this vjook/\ . '
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5H00L FOR ADULTS ^PEIED IJ\+ PAPIER SCHOOL
£ THIS WEEK-• WITH'LMROLUEJIT OF 30
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fcout 30 adults have^ enrolled, in -tlie .Might
Sihool' boic'5* ccp.djiVt^d, Palmer Sohoo:
v/iith'Mrs.,'- Copc; ins’ teachor*. .Tho classes
moot -op Mon^ijte'- nnctvrbupsdnys at. 7 until
9 f.M.r. Thesubjectsbeing taught aro
Elfemohtnry Typing, Elementary Bookkeeping,,
and Elementary Shorthand, \ <
lItE REPORTS FROM THURSDAYS EXTENSION -•1 ■
■SCHOOL.
I1j[ has been reported that moro attended
Ljoxt cn sion, School on Thursday than T7ed
i^cjsday, j It\ is oxpcctdd’that even more...
T7ifa.l turn out on Friday,
Pears White
.lAUN'DRY
YES--THESE CAKE FPO!
Tr<H PEARI*. jjWXTIE
LAIJTIDHY
I REN E" LEPAK
Loyal orderiijvlopst
LODG.E ''Mo. 79 3
MOOSE HALL >
VISITTNG MEMBERS !7ELC0ME
MEETS' 2nd and 4th TUESQYYS at
3 P.M.
HELLER'S
BARBER SHOP
HAIRCUTTING - -SHAVING
FOR THAT DAi’DRUTF- -TRY A TAHDEET
_‘ SiAtffQO
V/uccw Creek Stage
DAILY ROUND TRIPS TO ANCHORAGE
Loaves Palmer ,9 A.N,'&'5:30 P.M.
Leaves A".chorale 9:30 A.M* & 5 P .IT.
WALTER COOPER-OWNER
Lou s
Beauty
O HOP
FOR TlftT
WELL
GHO; 3-ED
L&OX.
GST A ■
PERMANENT
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tur t, msPiir.iikisLi. service try
JOUR IIODERH -SHOE REPAIR SHOP
ANCHORAGE TENT & ATONING CO..
5J.1 C Street Box 515
Anchorage, Alaska • •
AIR SHIP?CENTS OF PERISHABLES START COMING
V \ n
Sh^prcn-U of perishables by air freight was
inaugurated last Saturday in Fairbanks by
the Northern Airlines of Seattle. They
brought the first load of produce to.North
ern Corraorc ial Corapany. " *
Further shipnents are expected oneg.^pja-tw?
a week but J3U.no regular "'day because tho
service is on a charter basis and cannot
maintain a schedule.