EXTEflSlOfl nOUCES
The Riverbend Club will meet ft the home
of Mrs. Esther Klrsch February l5th.
The Cheechako Club will meet in the home
of Miss Lashbrook Monday evening February
12th., r.t 8.
The workshop for lampshades will be con
ducted by Miss Mary Robinson in the Craft
Room on March 1st. '’nd 2nd. If you have
old lamp shades that have two ring fromes
--bring these to the workshop. If you do
not have old frames, you will need to
bring the measurements of the di stances s
round the upper and lower rings of frame
you desire, to the Extension office before
the 26th of February and these frames will
be made for you at cost and will be used
by you in constructing your lampshade.
Materials for covering will also be furn
ished at cost at the workshop. If there
are any questions concerning this project,
stop in at the Extension Office.
The Evening Craft Club meeting planned
for February 13, has been postponed due
to the Talent Show. The next meeting will
be held on February 27th.nt Miss Lhshbr;ok
home. The project will be rug making.
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nnnouncES
- -THE ARRIVAL
GARULA 5ELDS_QUO
FLOW El? 5EL0S_
FOR ALL YOUR LIVESTOCK
FEEDS.EITHER MIXED OR
CONCENTRATES TO MIX WITH
HOME GROWN GRAINS.
ALSO
DAIRY SUPPLIES.
.BUILDERS HARDWARE
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES.
PLUMBING FIXTURES..ROOFING
PAINTS.
HnmtmflKLRS' council. mEErs
There were nineteen Homemakers In at
tendance r:t the regular meeting of the
Homemakers Council, held February 5th. In
the Extension Croft Rood.
Plans were discussed for Fora end Home
Week being held March 6th. through 9th.
Miss Leshbrcok end Mrs. Johnson were ap
pointed os a coaalttee to select the diff
erent Clubs to serve 3nd cleanup. The
Council voted to furnish coffee, cream,
sugar, plates and napkins for the meals.
Miss Lashbrook announced that a lamp
shade workshop will be held prior to Form
and Home Week. She also announced that a
Swedish weaver would like to cone to Poi
nter and demonstrate weaving, If ell the
Icons can be placed in one place.
It was also voted an amendment be added
to the Council By-laws so that all members
of the Territorial Board of Homemakers
Short Course be eligible to attend Home
makers Council Meetings and one member be
privileged to vote.
Miss Florence Eby was guest speaker and
gave a brief summery of lessons on nurses'
aide under Civil Eefense Program.
Miss L?shbrook announced that a consess
lon and exhibit will be held at the Anchor
age Fur Rendevcus In the New Native Hos
pital Building.
I
4 H Club work was discussed ^nd volun
teers were asked to help as leaders for
4 H Club work.
OfiTLS SET FOR AIDE CLASSES
The first two classes for Nurses’ Aides
and Medical Aides tc be conducted by the
Matrnusks Valley Nurses' association will
begin Wednesday evening, February 14, from
7:30 to 9 p.m.
The mens' medical aide classes will be
held in the Palmer Health Center, The
womens’ nurses’ aide classes will be held
In the Home Economic Room In the School
Building.
These two classes are for individuals
interested in taking the six week course.
The nurses' association will contact lend
j ers of the Homemaker groups who have sign
ed up for the classes, and arrange a time
and place of meeting.
Persons attending the first sessions on
'Aednesdny night will please bring with
them a note bos?j< pencil °nd mouth ther
mometer, if they'have one.
THERE WILL BE AN INFANTILE PARALYSIS
MEETING IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE HEALTH
COUNCIL MEETING, FEBRUARY 15, AT 7 P.M. IN
THE CO-OP CLUB ROOMS. ALL PERSONS INTER
ESTED IN KEEPING THE CHARTER PLEASE 33
THERE.