EXHIBITS FOR REfiOEVOUS
Women of the Valley will have
the opportunity to display their
ability at needlework, home can
nine and refinlshino of furniture
at the Pur Rendezvous this •''ear,
Marvlou Lashbrook, home demonstra
tion a^ent, announced this week,
I Ians for the home division of the
Fur Rendezvous are to make 1t bir
der and better than ever, with
more to be offered 1n the wav of
prizes.
Exhibits for the home divisions
will consist of needlework, hand
craft, refinished furniture and
home cannlno. Each division will
be under the supervision of some
one person, whose name and address
may be obtained at the Extension
office.
Only booths frr competitive ar
ticles will be available to Home
makers, and Club displays rv inter
club booth competition will not be
included because of the limited
space.
-ill persons havin'* handmade ar
ticles for sale will have the op
porounity to sell articles allow
ing a lbf commission., Mrs. Pos
ter Heaven is in charge of this
booth.
CHAMBER MEETIVn con't.
would make coed advertising mater
ial for local firms. The-5* were
w ritten in the Robert turn's sty
le, and were well received vy the
members.
Wm. Head rave a report on the
audit of the Chamber's bock for
1950* which indicated a very ~ood
financial year. Betty Mears was
riven a vote of thanks for the man
ner in which the records were kept.
One of the thlnrs the Chamber
will try to ret for the Community
for the com'nr year is a winter
sports program, with the buildin~
of a Ski-Tow on Lazy Mountain. It
was also requested that an Attorn
ey be secured to sta^ 'n I aimer.
It was learned that two Attorneys
are Interested.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
A1 Bratta'n and family have re
turned from Seward to live. Mr.
nratta1n has been emploved by the
Bureau of Public Roads on the Kenai
Peninsula for several years.
Lorraine Airies tad, who is employ
ed at the Tradinr lost, has been
ill this week.
NURSES' ASSOCIATION con't
Florence 0. Eby, Calmer, Ires.,
Claire Fopperud, Fulmer, Vice-Ires.
Ihlllls Lon”, Falmer, Secretary,
and Carmen Johnson, Falmer, Treas
urer .
Mrs. Julia Craves, Miss Marjorie
Myren and Mrs. Stanley Laird were
appointed to draw up a constitu
tion and by-lav's to be presented
to the croup at their next meeting
Friday, January 26th, at 8 pm.
FarticIpatlon In the Civilian
Defense Iroram was discussed, and
all the nurses present volunteered
to help in an emergency. One of
the first steps In this direction
is to conduct a refresher course
in Medical and Surgical nursing
for the croup, many of whom have
not. been active in nursing for
some time. Topics requested were
the USE OF THE NEWER DRUCtS IN THE
TREATMENT OF DISEASE AND FATH0L00
ICAL CONDITIONS, THE SET-UI OF A
MAv0 TAPLE Iv THE 01ER AT I NO ROOM,
AND THE TECHNIQUE OF INTRAVENOUS
INJECTIONS.
Mrs. Oladyee ^urrell, Manager of
Valiev Kospito 1, will discuss the
newer dru^s at .the January 26th.,
neeETny;.
In the Civilian Defense Fro-pam
it was brought out that many
nurses' aids would be needed to
assist the Doctors and nurses. The
Graduate Nurses' Association de
cided to sponsor a series of class
es for Nurses' Aids for both men
and women. Mrs. June Leibinq and
Mrs. Claire Kopperud were appoint
ed to work out the details of this
project. They will qive their re
port at the next meeting.
Many nurses in the Valley not
able to be present at the first
meeting wrote in that they were in
terested in the association and
would rtive their support to it. All
erraduate nurses are aqain Invited
to the meeting to be held January
26th., at 8 pm. in the Health Cen
ter.
HERE AND THERE
Fred Hurd and Art. Marsh have re
turned from trip outside. Thev
drove out some time a "ro and have
been visitinq in Washington and Can
ada.
Raynor Haaland and Arnfinn Kvern
plassen, new arrivals in Falmer are
employed at the Creamery.
Mrs. Clair Stock has returned af
ter spending the Holidays in Wash
ington