NEWS
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Homemakers Council
The Homemakers Council will
feold a meeting at the Extension
Offioe September 30, starting at
10:30 a.m. The annual election of
officers will be held and plans
made for Achievement Day and
the Christmas Workshop.
It is hoped that each Home
maker Club will have good repre
-sentation at the meeting.
Riverbend Club
Riverbend Homemakers met
September 19 at Maud Ware’s.
Pot-luck lunch was enjoyed and
followed by a business meeting
presided over by Rosemary La
Rose president. Sara Moffitt and
Vera Rorrison were appointed on
{program committee and the -elec
tion of officers was as follows:
Sara Moffitt, president; Vera
Rorrison, vice president; Lillian
Pinkham, secretary and reporter;
Sara Brewster, treasurer; and
Kathryne Huntley, historian. It
was announced that Rosemary
LaRoee had been chosen as -alter
nate for the U of A Short Course
scholarship. It was voted the
club contribute $5 to the Lu Aus
man Fund for Cancer. Our next
meeting will be at Vera Rorri
-son’s on October 17.
Homesteader Club
The Homesteaders Homemaker
dub met at the home of Mabel
Wallace September 13.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Ijetha Kruscavage, president;
Volanda Bairn, vice president;
-and Edna Johnson, secretary
treasurer.
Our new president will repre
sent our club at Short Course at
the University of Alaska. The
:years program was planned and
-meeting places selected. Pot luck
lunch was served.
CLASSES TO START
IN MACHINE SHOP
Applications are being accept
ed for classes in machine shop
practice by the Valley Machine
and Manufacturing Company in
Palmer, according to Carlos Drig
gars, owner of the company and
course instructor.
Driggars said that classes will
begin the first of October, with
the first meeting of interested
persons to be held on Monday,
September 30 at 7 p.m. The shop
is located next door to the Mat
anuska Telephone Association
business office.
The course is open to all inter
ested persons, young men of high
school age are especially invited
to take the course. Special ar
rangement may be made for tui
tion fees. AH classes will be held
in the evening, three times a
week, from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. At
the September 30 meeting the
most convenient nights for the
classes will be determined.
Courses, which include practi
cal work, will be offered in drill
press, lathe, milling machine,
shaper, surface grinding, tool
grinding, and crankshaft grind
ing. All persons of high school
age or older are invited to enroll
in any of the above classes.
Anyone interested who will be
unable to attend the Monday
night meeting, is invited to con
tract Driggars at the shop or by
calling PI-3720.
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Seven in Race
held on Tuesday, October 1 at the
CorOp club room, with polls op
ening at 8 a.m. and closing at 7
p.m. Qualified voters residing
anywhere in the school districi
are eligible to vote. Qualified
voters must be U. S. citizens, 21
years of age or older; continuous
resident of Alaska during entire
year immediately preceding date
»f election;" continuous resident
of school district 30 days before
election; able to read and write
the English language.
EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
PALMER MOOSE KALI
6 P.M.
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Palmer Bowling
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Singspiration Planned
For Sunday Evening
The monthly Singspiration,
sponsored by the Valley Minis
terial Association, will be held
this Sunday evening at the
Church of God ait 8 o’clock. Fea
ture of the evening will be a dra
matic religious film, “Doorway
to Heaven”. A song-service and
special music will also be part
of the evening service to which
the public is invited.
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