EKTENSION
NEWS
:omiAKERS» COUNCIL
The homemakers’ Council met Monday Octobei
6, at the Extension Office. Election of
Officers took place and they are: Mrs.'
Laura Berry, President j Mrs, Mary'King,
Vice President; Mrs, Jack Moebius,Secre
tary; and Mrs. Gilman Lindsey’* Treasurer.
Plans for Achievement Bay rere made and
the date has been set for Monday October
27, from 12 to'3 at the United Protestant
Church Parlors.
T^e Homemakers discussed the High Cott of
Living and protested it as rell.
Mrs, Max Sherrod spoke to the group about
M e Christmas Cards being sold by the
Alaska Crippled Children's Association
this year.
Mrs. ALlnan explained •::hat mould be done
in the nev; Leather Tooling Class.
4—H COUNCIL
The 4—H Council net on October 6 and votet
thet the<Achievement‘Day Program be held
at Lasilia this year. ‘The tentative date
■ as set for November 8. It is hoped that
every boy and girl enrolled in 4-H rill
turn in his or her record to the Extnesio:
Office by October 31.
4-H'ers better get busy NQU, 'Pijis 'Till
be arardod on Achievement Day. You rill
rant yoursl
TOOLING and LEATHER CLASS TO OPEN SCON
On Wednesday, October 15th from 10 to 12
noon, the first class in leather tooling
rill be held. Any rishing to take this
course may do so.
CTC7E LEATHER IS HER®
V~r. Johnson announces that the glove
leather has arrived and those rho have
r. istered for glove making and others
rho right be interested are tc noe.t in
the Extension Office October 21, at 10 an,
for raking patterns. Bring your scissors
crbroidery needle, and a scrap of any
king of cloth.
OFF TO HOLIER
-'r. Parker. Lester and .Dr. O.E. Reed rill
leave Friday for E ner, - hero they rill
discuss Dairy problems and Soil Conser
vation rith the farmers in that area.
They rill return to Palmer Sunday,
IN THE fJTCECRAGS OFFICE
Mr. Lester rill be in the Inchorage
Office and field during the reel: of Octo
ber 20th.
DR. h R. SIMS
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BACK IN THE VALLEY
Mrs. Don Mealy returned to the'Valley
this'last Saturday fron Duluth, Minne
sota. Mrs, Mealy was called out during
the fidTcier due to the illness of hex
mother.