NEW HOMEMAKERS CLUB
ORGANIZED p v'P- II
A nor Homemakers' Club ras organized this
vcok on Tuesday evening .then a.£jroup of
ronon in Palmer net at the Extension Of
fice to discuss plans for'organization
rith the .Extension leader, I.'isp llarylou
Lashbrook, The Club plans' to ndot on 1
the second and 4th Tuesdays of each nonth,
A none for the nor club is to bo chosen
at the next mooting on Tuesday Juno 28th,
Ann Niemann and Nina Stock served lunch
at the Palmer Fountain and Cafe follorinf
tho . riset ing,,' >. • <' ,
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CANDIDATES FOR FAIR QUEEN
ANNOUNCED
Four queen candidates for the coning liata
nuslca Valloy Fair on Sept. 3,4, and 5,'r/oro
nominated by Palmer sponsors last \xok,rith
pronisc of more to cone in the very near
future. Valley merchants are already lin
ing un'support for the ladies of their
choice, and each is confident that his can
didate --ill wear the cro’.vn of ”t>'iss itl ask an
Statehood” at the coning Soptomber event,
jlll of tho four candidates nominated are
students of Palmer High School. F;.rsJ en
trant announced v.L:-. Lav on «* •.tr.an, a co;v*
parativc none oner, sponsored by Palmer
Photo Art and Palnor Cold Storage. Lavon
has been in Alaska for only a‘year. She
is tall, gray-eyed and blonde, v.-ith- a radi
ant smilo.
Petite Janet Sherrod, daughter of Ur. and
Mrs. Max Sherrod, has been chosen for u
queen candidate by the Frontier Cafc,Dr If t
Inn and Grosser's Hardware, Janet, a yrj.l
leader for Palnor High School last year,
will be a senior in Soptonbor. She has
I'ed-brotm hair and flushing bro\.n eyes,
Ilaric Ifullfln, tiny rod-gold blonde .with
groon eyes, rill bo the candidate of tho '
Ilatanuska Valley Tclcnhonc Exchange. Haric,
an or-han since she ras nine, is the first
candidate to ’.:in five points for being
Alaskan-born. Ilaric ras born at Afognak,’
one of a "family of three boys and tv-o girls.
She has lived in tho I.Iatanuska Valley since"
she ras nine, and is a confirmed shuttering,
Barbara Hooker, a high school senior - ith
more than her Share of ability on the bas
ket ball court, rill be sponsored by the
Palmer Eountain and the Ron-Da-Voo Cafe,
Barbara carle to'the Hatanuska Valley in
1938. She, too, has officiated as a Palmer
High School yell leader, having served a
double stint in her freshmen and sorhonoro
'years,
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To dato there have been no entries in tho
talent contest .also planned by the fair.
However, the city of Valdez has indicated
that they rill nominate both a beauty and
a talent contestant scon. Other entries
from other cities arc expected momentarily,
for the contest is to be Alaska-wide.
Fair Board release.
MARKETING SURVEY THIS YEAR
Hugh Johnson rill begin his rork in the
Territory under the ARA '-ith a Ilarketing
Survey-of Agricultural products. This rill
be made this summer and* as soon as the re
ports on this rork arc completed, anoiir.:.’
survey rill be node of Farm management,
Ke rill bo assisted by '‘-'cndell Calhoun
fron the -Bureau of Agriculture Tcononics
from Berkley, California, rho is erveetJd
to arrive about July 5th. Fred. T/Tar nv
from the Business Administration Office -t
the University of Alaska rill assist h.,
for about three months.
MIRTHS' . • '•
Mr. and Mrs. R"chard Gorin, a baby boy.
June 6, ro'ight 9 lbs.. ., .,
hr. <?: Mrs. Leon Kolbroolc, a girl, June
Mr •& Mrs. Jo}m Zinonske, a girl, June