EXTENSION NiWS
The GLACIER V13'! CLUB will meet with Mrs.
Tilllam Hoskins on Thursday May 29, instead
of the regular date.
Miss Margaret Martin was in the Valley this
week attending Club Meetings and giving
the demonstration for the month.
On Tuesday Miss Martin met with the Sour
dough Club at the home of Mrs. Harold
Thuma and gave the demonstration on Bruns
wick Stew and Com Bread.
On "'ednesday she met with the 12:30 Club
at the home of Mrs. Villian Bouwens and
gave the demonstration on "Presto Cookers"
and how/ to care for the Fressure Canners.
On Thursday, Miss Martin met with the
"'asilla Club in the home of Mrs, James N.
Pendleton at which the demonstration on
"rurswick Stew was given.
On May 8th Piss Martin also met with the
Butte Homemakers Club at which the Bruns
wick Stew was demonstrated and served with
""hole 'Cheat Rolls and Salad". This meeting
was held in the home of Mrs. Victor Falk,
Jr. Visitors were'Mrs. Sylvia Ross, Mrs.
Earl Cook and Mrs. Maude 'Care.
The"next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs, Victor Falk Sr. on June 12th. Roll
Call will be—"’"hat hate most to do?"
The Club has planned a"Bake Sale for May
24, in the Trading Post.
4- H CLU3 MEMBERS-LET’S GET ALL
those Enrollment Cards in at once and get
our records straightened up.
SPECIAL AiJITOUNCEiENT Cent, from page 1
Corn; later he practiced medicine at
Valdez. This fall Dr. Lhieldon wi 11 join
the faculty of the California Institute of
Techniology at Pasadena and will continue
his research work in the field of "Origin
of Brain Laves".
Pete Sandvik and Tom 01sen'are due this
reek by plane from College. Tom and his
brother Phillip plan to take a short
trip to Seward.
THINK TWICE/
EDITORIAL CONT. from page 2
Farmers in the Idatanuska Valley have had
the best opportunity in Alaska to build
the largest market. They have had'the
advantages of equipment, buildings, lo
cation and transportation over that of
other agricultural areas in the Territory.
Can we keep that market and continue to
build—or by our blundering are we going
to lose it all?
BERNICE ANDREWS MD.
PHMSicmn suREEon
PALMER_ ALASKA
DR F. R, SIMS
DEI1TIST
PALMER ALASKA
CO-OP BARBER SHOP
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no. 79
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IlEETS 2nd and 4th TUESDAYS 8 p.m.
VISITING MEMBERS WELCOME
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PEARL UJHITF LfiUrtDRy
Bring your laundry to us
before you wind up like
this.
Dry '.''ash 25<$ a lb.
IRENE LEPAK
First Co-op Apartment
Box-1791 - Palmer,Alaska
7 rm. house'on 3 acres,well,electric punp
root cellar, green house $3800.00
160 Acres-20 clear-sane buildings,$3800.
3 Acres,level ^round on main road,l mile
from Palmer, $1700.00 Cash
110 Acres,30 cleared,in cultivation-7 rm.
two story hoUse, Grade'"A" Barn,Chicken
House, TTater, Basement. $7000.00 Terms
3 room house,furnished'on 160 Acres,' 40
cultivated,Electricity,Spruce timber,some
stock,farming tools, $7500.00 Cash or
terms.