Fublishec eyery Friday at Falser, A.'.asica I or tno Mfctanusi.a via j
Fa i Tiers Coops rating. Association, for the purpose of ^irJn0 news of
Association's worlc, p^obl-Tis and accoinr li alvnent s .___
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THB L IP ST Y^? ?, STOI<Y
OP T!f STASOF
Last Saturday a bwer v i s i ted
the hog lot at the L. Arndt’s plane.
Mr. Dickson who was taking care of
the stock at the time saw the bear
and rushed into the house to find
a gui. Grabbinc up a .22 rifle he
fired until the gun was empty and .
killed the bfrar.
Mr. Dickson had 'suspected that
ther . w? s a br-nr around as the
stock bad ben nervous,rIso f bout
15 c.ick ns were missinfc.
PnLi^K ; SUCCESS
i’h- Brraar sponsored by the
St. I.iehr. ?l’s Catholic church lost
Saturday nicht was a hute success.
The tables that displayed many
beautiful hand made articles were
0ri!'r decorated with *crepe prper.
Ore of tb . main attract’ons was a
Fish Pond.
The hand made quilt that was
given awav wrs won by Day Sparks,
qf A nd arsons Truck Camp in Anchorage
T'cnci.n« lasted until liZC r. m.
FrTVT:i; L S’U'VICCS r0R \Y~"’UTPR
Funcrf-1 services for &dera :
Werner wer- held on Monday June 19
at 2:00 p. vt'. at the United Pro
testant church. The Haines Funeral
Parlor of Anchorage was in charge.
4-K CLUB BC’VS
Ameetine of Our Gnn^ 4-F Club
was Veld ct the home of Wayne
BouW'.ns, Wednesday, June 21, at 800
p. m. The subject of cultivation
of potatoes was discussed by Dunne
Hunt! y and Don Coullri ns. Reports
on individual projects were ^iven.
A meeting • of the Butte Club
was hPld 'Wednesday of June 21, at
the Srndvik home. Plans for cr,”ip
at Kind's Lake were discussed by
W. I*. Rogers. Dr. J. C. Chamberlin
explained the habits of th root:
mnttots and the control of this pest
in Alaska.
There vvns a meeting of.' the
fountain View 4-K Club at tno home
of Arnold Carson on June 20* lost
of the members of this club plcv t:o
fco to canip this year. A Is the
Midnight Sun 4-H Club hole ... meotirg
at the home of their leader*, Far-'y
Wemmer. The follcwin... of f * ce-*»r wen?
elected! President, Verne Jones;
Vice-President, Larry Storf*; S cro
tnry-Treasurer, H mry Kire: r, Re
porter, Laurence Lamp; Sont Leedei,
Charles Hoffman.
A movie, '‘Korves* f-r Tomorr ,M
was shown after the rrsetim .
TR( vSi ORTaTION TO 4-H CAE?
All children needing. t^^nEpo -
tation to 4-H camp should bn r.t ” c
Extension Office ut 4:00 p. m. o,
June 25. Boys, will camp the f ir *•
three days and the girls the In; o
• three. On Wednesday there 411 ho
a get-toeetho’* of both boys ard gids
for a big. picnic, swimni ng, md boat
ing. Wednesday evening th . boys
will break err-p end the 6i la will
settle down for the r, m * r of
the week to enjoV the pro ;’nr j. lr.n
ned for them. Anyone wish" to
fish should bring his own fishing
tackle and bnit. Those who play
nnv kind of music* 1 Instrument u ■:
urged to bring It along.
FATHER SNEAD IN H08FIT, J,
Father James P. Snead, pastor
of the St. Michael’s Catholic church
Is p patient in the Providin' u. Hos
pital in Anchors^0 because of .in
juries received from a fnlJ.
DOROTHY KEELER LEAVES
Mrs. Dorothy Keeler left th's
week for a trip to Fairbanks. S:
expects to return about Jul;, 1.