Ext ena ion 3erv 1 ce News
Mrs. F’red Diamond has arrived in
Primer to fill the vacancy in the
Extension Office temporarily until
the new District Home Demonstration
P vnt comes. Mrs.- Diamond recently
c •• e from Port Angeles, ’.YnsMngton.
31 r is an experienced gardener and
ht s been eney.ced in community can
n'nj, centers. She will devote her
J ■ c in the next few works to the
c yanizrtlon of 4-H Clubs, will
m t with the homemakers clubs,and
c- be reached through the I’xten
s' n office. ' v '
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1 :rs Council will bo heir3 Monday!
Til 3; in the ■ Extension Office,
re will br r. pot-luck lunch at
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.eral community>problems will be]
-cussed one’ plans for spring club
tra.os'arranged.. ** •
re. Lydia Fohn-Hrnseft, Horne Dem
tratidn Loader from the Un*ver
ty of Alaska, is in Palmer for a]
days to install the now temper-]
• Agent, Mrs. Fred Diamond. Mr3,
n-Hnnsen ?/ill return to Fair
ales on the next train.
There is an'excellent supply of
.? bulletins in the Extension
pice, including "Mending Men's
its,’1 "Taking Care of V»ool," and
•tchen Intruders." .1
Everyone in the lotion will be'
a^ked to Lro\v more foo this year.
Wc- must cooperate if war food neerh
r ' . to be met with our limiter'' man*
wer a nr5 facilities in the hata
i ka Valley. Let’s plan for plant*
1... , canning, me5 storing most■ of
t food for our families.
.Ivory hour of farm work is more
productive where electricity is
vo d. Electricity saves time in .
ml Iking, pumping water, r rjd dozens
r:other tasks. Electric brooders
c >t chicks, pig, and iamb mortality,
a! ctric fences permit use of tem-'
p; rary pastures. A 4-;T project is
b- ing planned this year in rural , i
e. i ctrivication. Homemade electric
brooders for chicks and. pigs will
ho some of the projects taken up; .
In. Mcu, Manager of the R.E.A. "in
d'o Matanuska Valley, will be the
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DURING Til 13 COLD WEATHER. ' YOUR
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to the iJeorl './bite Laundry for fry
cleaning, ^ls’o, Mens- Suits nf Over
Coats. EXPERTLY CL’ > RED ,”D DRESSED
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club leader. Anyone inter* ste'3 ?n
1 o’inip.^ tiii.s elub can contact the
Ext ntiorV Office.
Y/e arc preur’ of our 4-H Club num
bers i*n thf- 'Mntnnuskr. Valley. Last
year seme- Very e>eo'a- work w>s- r'one.
This year we want to ] Ian even m re
then last .year.