HOME MAKERS CUB MEETINGS
fCB AUGUST
MONDAY July 31
Cottonwood Club will meet at Mrs. Levon's.
TUYSty.Y August 8
The Peltoasillr Club will neet with Mrs.
Fred Larsen.
The Knik Club will neet in the Community
building.
The Sourdough will neet with Mrs. Thelna
Cepe.
The Evening Craft Club will neet at 8 p.n.
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'VFTYESH.Y August 9
Th.- 12:30 Club will neet at the hone of
Mrs. .'iillian Snith.
THURSDAY August 10
The Butte Club will neet at the hode of
Mrs. Peggy McKechnie.
MOLT-A i August 14
The Checchako Club will neet at the home
of Mrs. Ella Crosby.
TUESL.-Y August 15
The Glacier View Club will Ek.et at the
hone of Mrs. Ruth Estelle.
TBURSD, Y August 17
Th, "asi11a Club will held a picnic at
the hone of Mrs. Henry Hanson.
The Riverbend Club will meet at the hone
of Mrs. Laura Berry.
TUESDAY August 22
The Palmasilla Glub will meet for c aft
In the Extension Office.
A - H CAM I
4-H Boys and Girls are getting ready this
week for their annual camping time at
King's Lake. The date for the camp has
been set for August 1, 2, 3, and 4. The
cost fcr the camp Is £10.00 which Includ
es camp fee, craft materials used, and fee
fcr a waterfront director.
C^mp members are asked to furnish their *'
own transportation to and from camp. The
camp will be officially open at 4:00 p.m.
cn August 1, and will close ..ugust 4, at
1:00 p.m.
Beys and girls attending camp should mrrk
their belongings with adhesive tape or any
other Identification. They will need:
1. A warm wool blanket, bed rroll or
sleeping bag.
2. A sheet or sheet blanket.
3. Pillow If desired.
4. Sleeping garment.
5. T.vc bath towels, wash cloth, soap,
toothbrush, paste, comb and a
DRINKING CUP
6. Bathing suit.
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MARY WITT
7. Clothing should Include rough clothes
an extra sweater and coat for rainy
d3ys, extra pair of socks, pants or
slacks, boots or galoshes in case of
rain, a change of underwear and bl
ouses or shirts, and a rcbe and slip
pers if desired. Be prepared for
mosquitoes alsJ.
8. Other things that boys and girls
should bring include pencil, crayons,
' ganes, play equipment, balls, a book
to read, handiwork, camera, notebook,
writing paper, jack knife, scissors
and perhaps a musical instrument.
Everyone is prom.sec a good time at camp
this year. Ther will be games, a bug
hunt, skit night, and fun for everyone.
GAMUTS HO Vi fROM VACATION
Mr. & Mrs. 3d Barrett just returned from
a trip to Valdez and Copper Center. Mr.
Barrett was on a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Barrett said that they visited at
the home of Dr. & Mrs. Ham while in
Valdez.
The Navy submarine service celebrated it's
50th anniversary on April 11, 1950._