JUNE !94V- WETTEST ON l<ECORD\
Cont. from pp. 1
total precipitation of 17,55 inches;
was recorded during the months of
Tlay through September inclusive.
2.72 inches of precipitation was re
corded for June of that year.
The driest year on record was in
1927, when only 5.44 inches was re
corded for the months of Hay througi
September.
June 1949 h'as also been below aver-'
ago temperature as compared to the i
average for the years of 1917 to
19 3 which is 55.5°. This year the*
average for Juno up to the 29th wasj
51.5°.
The warmest day on gecor-d for June j
of this year, was 68 and the coldest
reached a low of 32°.
The above figures are all from rec-'
ords kept at the Ilstanuska Experi- 1
ment Station and it is possible thalf
rainfall may have been heavier or !
lighter in other, regions of the ValJ
ley, and temperatures may also have\
been a little lower or higher in
other locations.
EVENING CRAFT CLUB MEETS
A new Club organized for the women ,
living in and near Palmer, hold the’
second meeting on Tuesday of this
week to begin their work and select !
a name for the Club. About 15 worn-!
on have joined to date. Club meet
ings are held on the 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays in the evening to accom
modate women who are employed during
the day. A number of women hereto
fore unable to join any of the Home
makers' Clubs because of their work,
hav. joined this new club which has
been named the "Evening Craft Club"!
The ladies began their work with
Metal craft as thoj^r fir-st project.
Leather work, china painting and
other handicraft will be taken up
at future meetings.
iurs. iioien nay ana ,.rs, eg-no .Lewis !
were hostesses. Ico cream,.' cdko
and coffee were served following thej
meeting. -
ENTERTAINED BY KNIK CL t HE
The Basilla Club was entertained by!
tne I'nik Club at a picnic .last Fri-!
day June 24, at the-hom^ of i:rs.
June Burden. 19 ladies wore pr.;- i
sent and reported a very good time.
Batch out for counterfeit money,
warns Uncle Bam. Thanks, but wo*re
looking lor th^ real stuff.
"."h^n the chicken population of the
country decreases, it's really some
thing to brood over. . -
1
POTTED 1 PLANTS
A ND
CUT FLOWERS
Eh CO
MARY WITT
aking a trip?
ave time by r...
lepting us take: !
a are of .that
Gl~.Al’I?IG'Hnd, PR" 33IIrG |
for you.
PICK-UP f D£ LIVERY
\\ SERVICE
%! In Palmer & ’"A^'LLA
'OPEN 5 04/5 •' W£f/<
I-op days Thru Pridays
SAFEGUARDS FOR-. TH FUTURE
oont. from page 2
"\'c of the United States are the
only people v;ho have rcsoupoos, in
itiativ-- and know-how to ‘ppoduco 'in
abundance of those agricultural and.;
industrial goods that go to make up"
a physical well-being and, a ■ prosper
ous, ever expanding; Standard oli liv4
ing for all people, Yet it is this
very abundance that seems'to concern
us. The answer'does not lie in fur
ther restrictive practices, bat to
find ways of distributing'this1abun
dance eo those who need it and are
willing to furnish their, proportion
ate share of goods and services."
4-H COUNCIL TO' MEET
4-H Council will Meet an July 6th
at 7130 pn in--the ^xt.nsion Office.
Fleetjon of officers will be h^ld
and enrollments completed at. this
time. Plans .for. uhe Fair Will also
bo discussed ifs well as plans for
4©H Camp which "’ill be held in
August . . , , - ->
Teach your 7/if,, to play, poker -and tiu'
might win back potn of yoUr s; lary.