HOME MAKERS CAMP
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The Extension O-Tice announced this week j
that Camp for Homemakers end house wives
wishing to attend camp would ho held from |
Thursday August 5 at 2:CO p.n. uncil Fri
day August 6 at 4:00 p,m.'if a number suf
ficient to justify enrol?.. The earn? fee
will bo about $4,00 for the entire stay.
Craft work will be available xor chose who
wish it. There will be a'small charge for
craft materials. However, no rigid camp
schedule has been made s bice those who - *
plan to attend have indicated that they
wish to relax.
Those wishing to attend are asked to drop
in to the Extension Office at an early
date and sign up.
CHIMNEY FIRE
A chimney fire at Charlie’s Barbecue Place;
brought out the Fire Department on Thurs- I
day morning about 10 o’clock. Everything !
was soon under control and no damage was
dene except for a large amount of joot
which puffed back'into the restaurant
leaving the cucks. dishes and the kitchen
somewhat blackened in appearance. Soot
floated out Into the street and all busi
ness places along the street were trying
in vain to keep it out of their shops.
MISS JOHNSON VISITS
Miss Marilyn Johnson, District Extension
A "nt, is in the Valley this week attend
ing 4-H Club meetings and Homemaker o’
Clubs, While hero she conducted uhe 4-H
Loaders* Demonstration Shop which was held
on Monday in the Extension Office,
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GRRDEnS
GARDEN
PLANTS
FLOWERS
MAUD HO SLUR
OWNER
EXCHANGE MOTORS COMPLETELY
REBUILT OR WILL REBUILD
YOUR PRESENT MOTOR
CRRDKSHflFT GRIHOIHG
&
REBORIOG SERVICE
I -MILE SOUTH OF PALMER
ON
MATANUSKA-PALMER ROAD
PHLlHER 6 OnCKORRGE
FOR
COAL — FUEL OIL &
MISCELLANEOUS NEEDS
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