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Knitting’classes arc. hold each Thursday af
10:00 A.M._to 11:30 A.M. at the Extension
Office. '11 rxmen who Wish to--learn-tp.
knit or to review knitting methods arc in
vited -to attend. December the 13, the
first*lesson:will be reviewed followed by
1. Basic stitches in knitting
2. Making the stockingetto .stitch,
3. Making_a swatch and method of measuring
4-H GLUB ORGANIZED ' KITTING
The "Busy Fingers" Club whs organized
December 6. Marga'ret"'6otre—was-.e3jact6d as .
president of the. club; Gira&c 'McGiboney.,
Vice- ^-resident;. Dorothy Mau, Sec-tress,
Gloria T>lunloy, reporterp and Mrry Groves
and Lula “'lunloy as .Song leaders. They,
rill meet every Thursday afternoQn^d.ir?J:t
ly after school.at the Extension Office.
Mrs; Bernice Jofcnspn will'dct as leader
of'the Club for the present. "
uo CIVIC CENTER H0T£E4\XERS CLUB will moot
■ember 19, at 2:OChp.m,-liuih?, home of
s. Lou Henke. Gifts limited to.50g arc"
o be brought for the Xmas party. Uomen
of the Civic Center ore•.incited to attend.
SUB; f.or DUDS
Are you getting your money’s wofcth in
cloaning powder and soap ? Are you puttinf
enough soap in your washing machine to get
the clothes clean end sparkling, but not
more than is needed? Home management
specialists spy it takes about two inches
of standing, suds to get a load-of clothes
clean in the washing machine. A bit of
experimehting with thc^ measuring cup-will
show you how much soap iyf t&kc^ t.p. make
two inches of sud s. ’• J ■ ' I ,S \
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Every home laundress knows that sOhp TnakeS
suds more quickly if'•it is shaved', grated,
; or pulverized. If1 your retail stjorc is
out of soap flake si or ponders, ^ypu can
m-ike your own frorf bars pf laundry soJp-,.
which is generally easier t6 find, i Be
sure the soap is.well dried, cut it into
pieces end run'it through the meat.'grinder
Let it dry well, then pulverize. You nay
wish to use1a gratcy. or slaw outtcr to
ke flakes or chips^ This may also’serve
i thrifty way-to use up small left-over
,s of bar soap.
gi fis ’Tor” the’TibKaw
:ic hundred and twenty-five books have
jwcn donated to the Palmer Public Library,
looks are still taker, at the Extension
Office. Let’s look over our book shelf and
sec if there isn’t an extra for OUR LIBR'.R
?£AKL- WrJ JT £
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•\UMDKY
LET THE PEARL uhite t/jce some of
THAT ■ EXTRA. ’TORE OFF YOUR SHOULDERS
BRING YOUR IAUNEKY TO US
IRENE LEPAK
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DAILY ROUND TRIPS TO AlWHORACE
Leaves Palmer
Leaves Anchorage
9 A.M. &' 5:'SO P.M.
9:30 A.M. & 5 P.M.
WALTER COOPER—OWNER
LOYAL OK D£KsfjVIOOS£
MO. 793
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. . GRANGE
HALL
MEETS 2n and 4th TUESDAYS
8 P.M.
VISITING MEMBERS ’WELCOME
at
HELLER'S
3 AR3£ K - SHO?
GET "YOUR HAIR CUT AT HELLER’S
.. HE SPECIALIZES IN KAIRCUTTIN6
FOR D 'NDHUFF TRY A MAHDEEN SHAMPOO
^ HAVE YOUR HAIR BEAUTIFUL DURING
THE HOLIDAYS
AT LOU'S YOU: CAL' GET a PERMANENT or
HAIR SET VXMAKE APPOINTMENTS EARLY
mc'HlPtESS or COLD WAVE
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C MARY WITT
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LET .THE VALLEY CLEANERS
GET THVTWARDROBE IN
- ORDER FOR’THE HOLIDAYS--BRING
YOUR CLOTHES EARLY SO THAT YOU 7rILL HE
"certain to have them ready on time.
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