EXTENSION NEWS
MISS MARGARET IOTIN, HOME DEMONSTRATION
AGENT: and MB. PARKER LESTER, AGRICULTURAL
AGENT, h&vo just tottirr.od from Coward
where they attended the 4-H Achievement
Day. They met with tho 4-H leadors for a
conference on Club work in their community.
A Leaders* Council meeting was held Friday
night end officers wore elected for the
coming year. On Saturday the Annual
Achievement Day was held. This consisted
of an exhibit of materials illustrating
what had boon done'in 4-H project work.'
Projects cn sewing, baking, photography,
handicraft and gardoning were represented.
Tho agents judged the exhibits. Tho
Achievement program held Saturday evening
consisted of demonstrations, music and
entertainment and was climaxed by tho
4-H Candle Lighting Ceremony in which all
club members, leaders, and visitors par
ticipated. Awards were made for excellen
cy in project and records and pins awarded
those who had completed tho years work
satisfactorily.
Philo in Seward the agents visited with
the 4-H leaders at Sklutna and al30 visitoi
the Jessie‘Lee Home to discuss future club
work there, A very excellent pioco of
4-H Club L’ork is being carried on in
Seward. A number of older boys and girls
arc continuing their 4-H projects.
EXTENSION AGENTS TO VISIT SELDOVIA-HOMER
Tho Extension agents will leave by plmo
on Monday, September 30th to visit with
4-II leadors in Scldovia and Homer. The
Home Demonstration agent will also attend -
a meeting'of tho Homer Homemakers Club and
also the Homans* Club The Agricultural
Agent will consult formers of tho commun
ity concerning soil conservation and other
agricultural problems. They will return
to their offices on Monday October 7th.
4-H BOYS and GIRLS
It is tine to get that record bool: in.
Record books'should be turned in by
OCTOBER 15th.
Tin HILLTOP CLUB MEETUTG scheduled for
P'odnesday, September 25th mns‘cancelled
duo to illness of the hostess. The meet
ing ’.7ill bo hold Saturday September 28,at
the homo of Mrs, A. H, Curti's.
Hil! GLACIER Vim CLUB met on Thursday
September 26th at the hone of Mrs. Carlson,
Officers mere elected and plans mado for
the coming years program of work.
LAC OS LOOM IS BACK HI PALMS®
T.Tr’lo Mr. liarold Rico was in Palmer, ho
was able to make arrangements to get tho
large loom that undo, to be in room, at'the
hotel of tho stairs, Recreational Hall, for
the women of the Valley, It has arrived
and will bo set up ir. the sane place that
it used to occupy. Now you con males that
rug that you have been saving scraps to
make .
PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY
an
TO WHISK THEM OUT IN i.
HURRY-SO WHITE and
IRESH-JUST TRY US and
SEE.
IRENE LEPAK
LOYAL ORDER i MOOSE
LODGE moose hall A/Q 7 93
MEETS 2nd and 4th ' TUESDAYS at
8:00 p.m.
VISITING MEMBERS ARE WELCOME
HELLER S
BARBER SHOP
I'M ON Iff WAY TO HELLER'S for
that GOOD HAIRCUT &
SHAVE
frank heller
LOUS BEAUTY SHOP
FOR YOUR NEXT PERMANENT tiy
a COLD UAVE or
MACHINELESS at
LOU’S
LOU RASMUSSEN
MODERN SHOE REPAIR
NOW OPEN TOR BUSINESS
V "WHILE YOU WAIT SERVICE"
\ In the
Kv\VALLEY THEATRE BUILDING
tSS^GlEN TRIPP
GREEN TO? ATO-CABBAGE HSLISH
4 quarts (about 24 to 28 nodiun-sized)
choppod green tomatoes
4 quarts sliced cabbage
3 cup o chopned onion
1 cup chopped sroot rod pepper l/4 C.salt
1 teaspoon ground allspice
2 teaspoons celery seed
2 tcaapoo: s nusvard seed.
1 pound (2 cups firmly packed )broTOi sugar
1 quart vinegar ' *
Sprinkle layers of tomatoes, cabbage,onion,
and -greet popper rith snl.t.'Lot stand over
night; drain; Add dllspico, celery seed,
mustard seed, sugar, and vinegar. Boil 25
minutes or until there is just enough
liquid left; to itoictcir. ingredients vroll*'
Pack into clear., hot, stcrilo jars ' .
Fill jars to top; seal tightly.
Makes about 4 quarts.