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BUTTE CLUB MEET'S
This month our meeting was at Mary
ling's hone. .Elected officers in
cluded: President, Eva Plumley;Vice
President, Ups. Joe Lentz; Secretary
and Treasurer, Mary King; and Re
porter, Mary Frey.'
The Achievement day stunt was plan
ned .
There were 8 members and 4 visitors,
Mrs. Yohn, Mrs. Lorothy Newby, Mrs.
Dorothy Hurley and Miss Lashbrook.
A good time was had by all.
Reporter, Mary Frey
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FAIRBANKS TRIP PLANNED
The Extension Service of the Uni
versity of Alaska has made arr -r ce
ments to conduct a short course for
homemakers to be held at the Uni
versity November 7 to 11. Attendance
will be limited to delegates from
| homemakers' clubs and 4-H club
; leaders throughout the Territory.
; Each club is entitles to send three
' delegates, th»officers to be given
[ first consideration. If officers
cannot attend, alternates may be
I substituted. All members of local
clubs - the Ester, 3&lcha, and Alask
V/ay clubs are welcome to attend
all sessions.* All past presidents
and officers of the Palmer Home
makers' Council are eligible.
The puppose of the course is to a
quaint Alaskans with the University
and its faculty- to foster mutual
understanding among women of the
Territory and to consider forming
a Territorial Council of Home Dem
onstration Clubs, &nd to learn more
about Alaska, its history, resources
development, and needs in order to
make Extension clubs more effective
in every community.
There will be one session with each
of the following departments
I Archeology; History, Geography,Travel
Education and Psychology;Agriculture
and Experiment Station. There will
I he visits to the library, museum,
farms, radio stations, dredge. Eaily
demonstrations and crafts will be
conducted by the Home Economics Pe
partmeht. Hobbies and homemade re
creation v/ill take up the evening
sessions.
Reasonable round-trip fares are a
vailable.For information inquire at
the Extension Office. All those plan
ning to attend are asked to brir.
bed rolls. Lodging will be furnished
on the campus. Meals at thc'Univ ;r
sity Cafeteria will come to about
*3. a day. The Extension course at
the University is free. All those
interested in the trip are asked to
contact the Extension Office.