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The Alaska statehood druo was sounding In
Salt Lake City, Utah, this week as Miss
Ruthella Wade, territorial editor of the
Star, arrived for a visit.
Miss 'Wade predicted for the Salt Lake
Tribune and Its 90,000 readers that it
won't be long before they'll be counting
49 stars on Old Glory. And she Dade It
plain that the new star will cone about
through Alaska's admission to statehood.
4-H ELECTS J OFFICERS
The 4-H Council net on June-15 In the Ex
tension Service office and the following
officers were elected:
Ur. Clarence More - President
Mrs. Howard Estelle - Vice President
Hr. Wallace Middleton - Secy.-Treas.
Miss Lnshbrook - Reporter
They will continue to' meet In the Exten
tlon Office on the fourth Wednesday of
each month at 8 P.M.
4-H Camp plans for August 1st through 4th
were discussed.
To date there are 17 clubs with a member
ship of almost 200.
A16 W £ ABIES
Mrs. Thornlow had a baby boy on June 16.
He weighed 8 lbs. 13 oz. at'birth.
Mrs. Victor Falk Jr. gave birth to a
7 lb. 14 oz. boy at the Valley Hospital
on June 15, 1950.
ST MICHAELS PICNIC
The parishioners of St. Michael's Church
will hdr. their annual picnic next Sunday,
June 25th, from noon until six p.Q. at
the Peck farm on Lake Wasllla.
There will be-fun for all; boating, swim
ming, fishing, and games. Each family
will bring a picnic basket which will be
shared together ''family style". Friends
of the parishioners arc also invited to
attend.
6ABY CONTEST
rhere are 36 contestants In the Palmer
Drug baby contest to date. Have you cast
your vote for the prettiest baby? Re
nembe the polls close on Monday June 26
at 8 P.M.
The first prize will be $25.00 in baby
merchandise, plus an ll"xl4" photo fram
ed under glass. The second prize will
be $10.00 In baby merchandise. Third
prize will be -5.00 In baby merchandise.
Svery contestant will receive a 5"x7 ‘
photograph.
IN THE HOSPITAL
Tony Hllrierman, son of Mr. & Mrs. Matt
Perkins, was hospitalized this week for
treatment of an ear Infection.
Mrs. Gunner Nabjord was In the hospital
this week for nedlcal treatment.
Carolyn Nelson was In the Valley hospital
for a tonsillectomy last week.
Excessive tidiness Is said to Indicate e
mild form of Insanity from which most
newspapermen are happily Immune.
ls scarce on our streets today,
almost as scarce as horse sense.