"‘EXTENSION NEWS
The Tasilla 'omomakors (roup net at the •
homo of Mrs. Johnson Tuesday, llovomber 6th«
EErr. Lydia Fohn-Eansen, Home Demonstration
Le- ior was are sent to he3.p plan activities
for tie com Lip year. Ihm and Home Hook, ’
. scl i ’-Tied for •JarhlaYy 1946 was discussed.
. Mrs. Tamos ?emdcltcfn pave a demonstration
_ on the- "Cutting down of a Man’s shirt" for
ihiid clothing,
i ?!rs, Fohn. Happen, met with the" Butte Club
‘ committee” 'odne sday afternoon.. .. Plans for
na.ior projects were determined for‘the
■ pr>. vaiu for 1946.. .They include: Yard and
tHorrle Improvement* Efficient Methods in
housework; ‘ ^election' of Electrical Equip
. ‘moot and Homo Graft s.
Home Visits were made Thursday and, Friday 1
to interest Homemakers’ in Club T’ork,. Mrs.
Fohn-Hansen will return to’Anchorage
Tuesday' ov ruber 13 after spending a few
days in'-Anchorage* will leave for her homo
in Fairbanks,
Tho, Homemakers Council'mot’Monday, ITovcmbcr
5, at the Dormitory Lotogo. This meeting
took ythc - laco of the'regular December
meeting so that both Mrs. Folin-Hanscn nr.d '.
Hiss Byrne could be present to assist with
program planning# • -Officers Tor the Counci
w’ero elc-ctcl ;..nd .installed. Mrs. Fohn
Har;en led the discussion on Post Mar
Planning,'Democracy at Home, Facial'
Q,u Rtior.s, statehood, Military Training’
dnd numerous other interesting subjects.
The .omen plan, to take projects from these
various elans. Farm and Homo ~eck was
discussed.
LjIBRfJiY RFCEIVIHG BOOK DOIliTIONS AT THE
EXT :'T3I0N OFFICE.
4£ books have b:on donated to the Public
Library to dntoa Mrs* Earl Craves brought
in'24 books nd I ts, Tin. Snodgrdss gavd
2C, Mra, 'iiodgrnss s young son, Billy,
also come "orth with four boxes of jig
saw puzzler. To indeed appreciate those /
generous '4ft s. <' *
THO CRE/.TTS THE RACE PROBLEMS?
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Speaking of the race problems,: dp you
rcdl-'zo thac--Il' children were'loft aHonc
thv ■ rc&lcl be no race/ problem, Snail
children impervious to adult prejudices,
play with children of other races com
pletely unco.;sc Lous of any difference in
color oJ' akin;' To, grown ups, create the
race problem. ■* (.Newsletter of the •,;
Riv lieOnd non’s- Democratic Club.)
To*.’row "ij.son in an address to natural*
izicitizens, liiy 1915, said:
"Yet do not love humanity if you sook to
diailho humanity into jealous comps.
Humanity can be welded together only by
REAR! AVrlJTE
LAUNDRY
&1VE Y0URS3LF. &nd. LET. US
DO THAT LAUNDRY ■
DEPENSLHLS SERVICjjL
IRENE LEPAK
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SP^CIAlIZr’s IN K/EIRCUTTING
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FOR YOU '
SIY HAS MODERN EQiTJIBONT.
and can' make your -"
CLOTHES LOOK LIKE ITE7!."
love, by sympathy, by justice, not by
jealousy and hatred.... ~c came to
America, either ourselves or in the
persons .of our ancestors, fobettcr the
ideal3 eV men."
" Oun Bill of Rights docs not refer to
the white race alone. It refers to all/.,
peoples," .. 1 • : '