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MOYDAY August 1
Homemakers’ Council will meet in
the Extension Office at 10:30 am.
I-TOPDAY to THURSDAY August 1-4
4-H CHIP will ho held at King's
Lake beginning Monday afternoon and
lasting through to Thursday after
noon.
EEDi:E3D.'_T August 3
Chamber of Commerce will meet in
the evening at the fonhor Library
room in the ReC Hall.
THUR5D..Y August 4
The ’American Legion and Legion Aux
iliary will meet in the Carpenter's
Hall at 8 p.m.
FRIDAY AUGUST 12
■there will bo a grading school and
demonstration on "selecting quality
fresh produce'1 in the Produce Dept,
on Friday August 12 at 1:30 p.m.
All vegetable farmers in the Valley
are invited- to attend. Geo. Gasser
ana Cl’-de Sherman, will be present
to conduct the shhool. Representa
tives of th^ Quartermaster Corps
ore also expected to attend.
MORE LEY ‘VISITS VALLEY
Lloyd A. Horeley, District Sanitar
ian, was a visitor in Palmer and
the Valley on ..ednesday of this
week. Mr. Moroley checked at the
Creamery to see how the remodeling
work was progressing.
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