EXTENSION NEWS
4-H FAIR
It vras decided at the 4-H Council meeting
Tuesday evening to omit tho 4-H Fair this
fall due to tho fact that hospital equip
ment 'is stored in one of tho Fair build
ings, and too, regular monies aro not
available for prizes this year.
Wo have plannod that each club put on a
Booth Exhibit of‘their project in tho
Extension Offico, Ihc days for your Club
exhibit are —
Btitte Boys Garden Club Monday —Wednesday
September 2 uo. 4
Succeeding Workers Gordon Club ,r
Thursday-i-Saturday
September 5---7 ’ " •
Wood TThackors , Monday —-TJodnosday
September 9—il
Bring your exhibit to tho Extension Offico
on the dato stated and renovo a3 statod.
Your exhibit will be judged and scored by
local residents and prizes will be awarded
the winners.
Plan your exhibit on the booth basis
listed below:
Education value. 35$
Representing project on 4-H TTork 20$
Total number of members participating
in booth'exhibit ' 5$
Q,ual ity of display.. ^....... i...... ; 20$
Attractiveness... 20$
*’
Record book and story should be handed in,
either to your leader or to tho Extension
Offico as soon as project work is completed
Mr, Harold Rico spont VTodnosdcy end Thurs
day in the Anchorage Extension Office and
was hoard over the Radio K.F.Q.D. on
TTcdncsday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Martin, Hone Demonstration
Agent, visited the Glacier View Club on
Thursday of this ueok which was hold at
tho hone of Mrs, Hillian Hoskins and gnvo
a demonstration on "Rolls,"
Cont, from pp, 1 POTATO LAI7.
Tho diameter of oach potato shall bo not
loss than 1 7/8 inches.
There is a penalty, Mr, Gassor warns, for
any porson who violatos any provision of
i'his act. It roads in part—that the
^fonder——* shall, upon convition thore
cr bo punishod for each Such'cffonso by a
Mine of not more than $1,000,00, or by im
prisonment for not more than ono year, or
by both such fine and imprisonment,"
?£AKL WfJJTE UUjNDKY
PEARLY T7HITE CLOTHES TTCLL HE YOURS
IF YOU BRING THEM TO THE
"fEARL UNITE"
IRENE LEPAK
LOYAL Oj\D£jW/)OOS£
L OD Q a moose hall M O. J y z>
MEETS 2nd and 4th TUESDAYS at 8 pn
VISITING MEMBERS T7ELC0ME.
FOR- A GOOD •
HAIRCUT
• SHAVE
&
AND HO” ABOUT THAT
PERMANENT BEFORE SCHOOL
STARTS?
COLD WAVE or MACHINELESS
INVITATION TO BID
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
KING’S LAKE CAMP ASSOCIATION UP TO AND
INCLUDING SEPTEMBER 15,1946, on the
FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY LOCATED ON
THE FORMER KING RANCH on KING’S LAKE:
One-only-8 sided SILO with Diameter 10'
Height 20'
made of laminated'wood and lined vrith
sisal craft paper.
Bids must be mado on basis of whero is
and as Is.
The King's Lake Carajii Association rcservos
the right to reject any or oil bids.
Submit bids to—
Georgo W, Goiwitz
Secretary
T+i NOTICE
The BUSY FINGERS KNITTING CLUB frill moot
Friday of this week dt 2:00 p.n, at’tho
homo of their leader; Mrs, W.C,'Mhu,
Friday August 30, at 2:00 p.n.