GARAGE ROBBERIES
Last Friday night, August J, tho
Co-op Garago was. broken into. A
Tool Chost and tool3 bolonging to
a Garago nochanic woro stolon.
Sunday, two nights later, tho
Garage was broken into ar:ain. This
time tho cash register was tho ob
ject, but although the back part ofi
the back part of tho' drawer was
broken nothing could be gotten from
it.
VETERANS INSTRUCTORS MET
Mr. Bluo, District Extension
Agent, called a meeting . thio
afternoon for the Veteran instruc
tors: Torn Murton, Gone Kirsch, Mol
Bjorn, John Wood and Mel Sanders.
They will discuss agriculture prob
lems.
OR. GRAVES IS BASK
Dr. Earl S. Graves returned last
Wednesday ovening, August 8, from
a Dairy Inspection Trip. He went
to Kodiak and towns along the Keni
Peninsula.
NIGHTWATCHMAN RETURNS
C. 0. Huntley returned from
Michigan last week. He drove a
n 'w Nash over the highway. Oz re
31.v.cd his duties as Nightwatchr.ian
for the Co-op this week.
I3ACK IN VALLEY
The Loren Smiths returned to the
Valley on Wodn03day. Mr. and Mrs,
Smith and four of their children,
Charlene, Keith, Kenneth and Doug
las, have been visiting in the
States for the past six weeks. They
drove back over the highway in a
now car.
Mr. Smith particularly mentioned
the floods in Minnesota—many of
the places he had boon as a boy
wore nov; fifteen feet under water.
fr1EETS MOTHER
Mrs. Ton Day, who works in tho
Soil Conservation Office, went to
Anchorage on Thursday of this week
to r.icct her mother* she came.to
Alaska by boat, and will be visit
ing in the Valley indcfinatcly.
TOURING ALASKA
Dr. and Mrs. Sharp, fron Fon-du
lac, Wisconsin, arc touring Alaska
for a few weeks. Driving up over
the Highway with Mr. and Mr3. Aus
tin Meokin, Sr., they have been
living at the Moekin Lodge on the
GlonnAllcn Highway.
HOMEMAKER'S council
At the rogular meeting of tho Val
Loy Homomakcr's Council, held Monday
August 6 in tho Extension Crafts room,
nany problems of interest v/orc brought
jp for discussion.
Mrs. Charlos Wilson reminded Homenak
;rs that it is t imo again for tho Shor
bourse to bo held in Fairbanks at tho
University conducted by tho Extension
Service. Tho dates aro Oct. 26 thru
Nov. This course is for Homomaker£
all over Alaska, I4.-H Leaders, and tho:
living in communities where there arc
no organized Homemaker Clubs. Those
unable to leave on Saturday, Oct. 26,
pay arrive as lato as Monday the 28th
find still to there for si 1 classes
and lecturos. Anyone desiring infor
mation can contact Mrs. Justine Parks
at Chugiak, Mrs. Charles Wilson at
Palmer or Mrs. Winter Harvey at Wasil
la-- or sign up at the Extension Of
fice in Palmer.
Tho Council, with the help of the
iifferent Homemaker Clubs, has pledged
bo give $100 to the new Hospital, to
do used, for furnishing a complete room
Many plans for the Valley Fair, which
will be announced at a later date,
were discussed. The next meeting of
the Homemaker's Council will bo Oct.l.
ED BARRET RECOVERING
Mr. Ed Barrott had a major opera
fcion last wcok. Ho is gotting alone;
very well, and as soon as ho is stron/
enough ho will have minor surgical
work before being released.
ANNUAL -FIELD DAY
The Annual Field Day at tho Mata- •
auska Experiment Station will be held
Monday, August ljth. Ho Hist, Direc
tor of Extension from the University'
of Alaska, will b© present.
Featured on the day's program will
be exhibits and displays of various
projects, as well as field tours to
some of the experimental plots. A
picnic lunch provided b7,-tho attend
ing families will be served at noon.
GRANGE PJ CTONS
Plan to attend the dinner put on by
the Was ilia Gran no this Saturday cv
onin.n at Wasilla; and the Grana;o Flcw
cr Show,Bazaar and Bake Sale in Pal
mer this Sunday.
NEWS is formed by the first letters
of North, East, West and South.
NOSTALGIA: Longinn; for the place
you won't move back to.
The "Rh" factor is so named because
it was first discovered in Rhesus monkeys.