(951 flfliionfll 4H CLUB IIJEEK
March 3rd. to the 11th. has been designs
ted ns National 4-H Week. It serves ns a
”kick~cff” for the yearfs work* Here In
Palmer and Wasilla we will be recruiting
4-H leaders and. organizing the year’s pro
gram.
’’Working together for World Understand
ing'1 Is the main theme f.r National 4-H
Club Week this year. Boys' and girls who
participate in 4-H projects and are active
in building strong 4-H clubs are working
together for a better home community.
Building a better home community makes f r
a better world and a better world commun
ity.
The National 4-H club achievements for
1950 set a new high record, but in 1951,
we hope to ’’Moke the Best even Better.’*
4-H members do things in the home and on
the farm. They produce* they conserve,
they assume home responsibilities.
4-H members r1c things in their commun
ities. They build, they serve, they be
come responsible citizens.
4-H members w..rk to make Alaska strong.
They improve their own health, tney im
prove health conditions in home and commun
ity.
4-H members strive for world peace, they
share‘with those across the seas, they
send friendly greetings.
CO-OP
WAREHOUSE
PACKAGE
GARDEN SEEDS_or
BULK
FEEDS-FERTILIZERS-CONCENTRATES
DAIRY SUPPLIES _ WASHING POWDER
B.K. iOWDER
MILK PAILS
MILK CANS
WASH TANKS
FILTER DISKS
FILTER STRIPS
SURGE MILKERS
i Would y:u consider working with a 4-H
;Club? The Extension Office in'. Iaimer. will
bo glad to talk to y:u end give y,u the
necessary Information in forming a club.
;Lc k around your neighborhood. Surely
there c re beys and. girls eager to be 4-H’ -
ers. Don’t let us deprive them cf 4-H
[opportunities.
I EXTEdSlOfl ROTES
WASILLA, March 1st., Mrs. Harold Harris;
CHUGIAK HOMEMAKER’S, March 8th., Cummunity
Hall; CHEECHAKO, March 12th., Mrs. Tom Day;
,SUNNY KNIK, March 13th.; EVENING CRAFT,
March 13th*, Mrs. Enma Fogg; SOURDOUGH,
March 13th.; PALMASILLA, March 14th., Miss
Lashbrook; 12;30, March 14th., Mrs. Clair
[Stock; RIVERBEND, March 15th., Mrs. R?y
jCather; BUTTE, March 15th., Mrs. I.M. Sand
vik; GLACIER VIEW, March 20th., Mrs. Vic
tor Johnson; COFFER VALLEY, March 20th.
There will be no more craft classes con
ducted this spring and summer by the Ex
tension Service. Classes will be resumed,
•during the fall months.
ri^ns tc sponsor a 4-H Club Croup for
;the coming year were discussed me’ agreed
[upon at the regular meeting cf the Evening
[Craft Club, held in the home of Miss Lash
[brock, esday evening cf this week.
The project lesson taken up for the even
;lng was rug making.
ATter the business meeting was a^Jorned
the eight In attendance enjoyed a soci-1
hour playing Canasta.
The pleasant evening w^s brought to a
cldse with ^elici-us refreshments being
served* by iv.iss Lm shbrcck and her Mother.
Next meeting date will be March 13th.,
in the home of Mrs. Emma Fogg.
The Kiwanis Club f irimer had Ladies’
Night last IvP nday evening rt the Lutheran
Church, with the ladles f the Church c k
ing cnd serving a delicious turkey dinner,
t: members, members’ wives an" guests.
President Hugh J hns.n stated tlrrt this
was a s. ci“ 1 meeting, but that there were
a few items 'f business t : be taken co re .
: f.
After Dr. C.C. Bo alley welc me;J the new
members int the Club with an explanation
cf their "Titles as members, Kiwanis member
ship pins were given to three new. members,
'Martin Sherman, Stanley Laird tnr' Jack
Tost; with.Wm. Zshradnlcek the recipient
l f a perfect-attendance pin.
1 Two sh.rt reports concerning the Ml nr -1
'strel Show and the.Basket-Ball Tournament
both sponsored by the 1 c°l Kiwanis Club,
'were fell .wed by movies furnlshe' through
the courtesy f Father James P. Snead.
BENEFIT SHOTS FOE LIBRARY', NEXT TUESDAY
There will be two sh.wings f the m vie
i "Alaska” next Tuesday evening, March 6th.,
| at the Palmer theater, with 50$ f the
proceeds going tc the Library fund. Prices
$1 plus tax, and 50tf plus tax, 7:15 & 9:15