EXTENSION NEWS
HOMBAKEHS' CSLEBaATE AOHOTEICHT DAY
Tho Annual Achievement Day program and
social gathering of the Valley Homoraakors’
Clubs res very roll attended and onjoyod
this last Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Enna Lossing, Past President of tho
Homemakers' Council, presided at the pro
gram rhich consisted of short reports by
the Fast Presidents find skits by oach club,
No prizes rcro given, but the skits roro
judged end placod First, Second and Third,
Finrt place v/as carried aray by tho Piver
bend Club rhich featured "Hat Styles" roA
presenting the different rooms in a home.’
The various models rare introduced by Mrs.
Harold Stephan as tho $"Chic Culinary
Cutics",rhich wore made froift kitchen uten
sils such as cookie cutters, strainers, *r
brushes, pie tins etc. It ms really sur
prising ’.'hat could be done rith a for odds
and ends from the kitchon and ones imagi
nation; Other hats roro"thc Dining Doom
Dream";2 "Library lulus", a "Living Room
Lyric", a Bedroom Nightmare", a "Bathroom
Beret" and "the Soring Room Toque'; Shipping
ticup or not, re ought to bo’able to take
care of our hat problems nor,
Tho 12:30 Club and tho Sourdough Club tied
for second place.
The 12:30 Club mndo a club report out of
their skit by having a Club meeting and a
shoror for a neighbor rho had lost every
thing in a fire. They brought all of the
things rhich they had made from flour or
feed sacks as a gift for the destitute
neighbor rhilo at the same timo they rorc
male in g a report to the audicnco’of their
accomplishments during the year.
The Sourdough Club’also had a Club mooting
at the home of Mrs. Clydo King Sr. at whici
they got into a discussion over cloan
rater for the dairy cons of the Volley.Dur
ing the discussion same of the women -bo
cane thirsty and triod some of Mr3. King’s
roll rater from a buckot. It was so very
distasteful that Mrs. King finally throw
it out in order to got some frosh rater.The
contents wore thrown out over the first
row of the audience who ducked from that
tho would bcliovo to be water. Instand
they were showered with hulled onts.
Third placo was given to the Hilltop Club
who gave a take-off of on excited person
trying to administor First Aid to an in-'
jured person. Tho scene opened with Mrs,
Noil Miller and Mrs, Roy Cornelius leaving
a Club meeting at which the Public Health
K.-rso had boon toaching First Aid, On tho
w. are was am unconscious person. When she
discovered by the two who thought they
'•.Id handle any omcrgcr.cy, she was tho
• '.'.‘.in! of tho violation of every rule in
F .vst Aid, This was a good demonstration of
hat not to do fbr an injured person, 1
PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY
UHY HEAR YOURSELF OUT OVER
A TUB? LET US DO YOUR YORK.
T7E Cm DO IT SO EASY and
YOUR CLOTHES are SRBSH &
SO T/HITE TOO. D
IRENE LEPAK_J
LOYAL ORDER-MOOSE
LODGE®o3E hallN0. 793
MEETS 2nd and 4th TUESDAY'S at
8:00 p.m.
HELLER'S
BARBER SHOP
IT’S KILLER’S when
YOU UAI3T A
\ GOOD
HAIRCUT &
SHAVE
LOU'S BEAUTY
L 'TELL GtOOMED APPEARANCE
ADDS TO YOUR
SELF-CONFIDENCE and POISE
^ PZH1ANTNTS and
f El ID DRESSING
LOU RASMUSSEN
DIRECTORY
DR.F. R, SIMS
DENTIST
PALMER
ALASKA
DAVID HOEHN M.D.
BERNICE ANDREWS, M.D.
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS
Other skits were given by the Clubs were:
Glacier View Club rerabers gave a skit
staged in a Cemetery where darkies were
eating when ghost s'of the past started
stirolling at night.
The Was ilia Club was represented by a duet
very £ell sung by Mrs, Henry Hanson and Mrs.
Sager, "Count Your Blessings".
The Butte Club gave a shadow operation in
which innumerable kitchen articles wore
displayed by shadow as being removed from
Mrs, I, M. Sandvik.
following the program, lunch Was served by
the Homemakers' Clubs of Cake, Cookies and
Coffee with Kool Aid for the childron.
PALMER
ALASKA
The rest of the evening was spent in visit
ing.