EXTENSION NEWS
4-H
4-H Delegates and leaders will meet at
the Extension Office June 11 at 2:00 p.m.
Proirrotly at 2:30 they will leave for
Uasilla enroute to Fairbanks to attend
the 4-H Round-Up. Final instructions
have been mailed to the 4-H members plan
ning 'to attend.
CLUB DELEONS LISTED FOR ROUHD-UP
Leader
Club
Member
James Wilson-Mt. View Boys-Donald Dinkel
Lynn Sandvik-3utte Boyes —Duane Goodrich
Lynn Sandvik
Mr, Fridley—Lager Beavers-Stanley Horton
Mr,Dimmer-Dark Room .
Artists
Don Fayne Camera Club
Max Hodson
Harvey Cooper
. Gloria Srdth
James Monroe
Evelyn fester
Myles Hyland
Leola DeLand
Roberta Hammer
Hazel Uerner
Mrs. John, son—Busy Bee
Knitters -Margaret 'Tiiteburg
Mrs, Dinkel- Mt. View Girl's
FLo Alice Dinkel
La von Kelson
Mr. Kerttula - H.S. Mechanics
Club- Henry Kircher
Leaders from Palmer listed to go to Round
Up are:
James r*ilson’, Mrs. Robert Kessler, Lynn
Sandvik, Mrs. ’".C.'Mau, Rev. Savchenko and'
Mr. Robert Kessler.
SHARE YOUR BREAD
Fair sharing of wheat products in the
present emergency is not equal sharing.
It is sharing accord ng to individual
nutritional needs. For best nutrition
some people should reduce their use of
wheat more than the 40 percent recommended
b-r the President and others less to bring'
the total average reduction to 40 percent,
In explaining this, Chester C, Davis,
Chairman of the Famine Emergency Comiftit
tee, recently stated: "Heavy workers,
families on low incomes who must rely on
cheaper foods, and growing children shoulf
have first call on the limited supply of
wheat products. All whose incomes permit
the u§e of Other foods in place:of wheat
flour, bread and cereals, and all whoso
work calls only for light physical exer
tion so that they do not need cereals for
energy Should forego their accustomed
amounts, especially during thd next two
months when supplies of flour, bread and
other wheat products will be shorter than
in many years,"
From
United States Department of Agriculture'
Office of Information at Hashington D.C.
Pearl White Laundry
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CUILING FAT HENS
Culling hens at tho rate of one bird in
seven, removing the lazy fat hdns that oat
more grain'than they are worth, is urged
by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as
[ono means of releasing more grain for
starving abroad. Many of theso'birds arc
fine prospects for homo canning,'Canning
specialists point out that plump, year-old
hens 03 roll as older stowing birds mako
good canned chicken for their meatiness
and flavor, in contrast to very young birds
which often lack flovor when canned.
Chicken moat may bo canned equally well on
tho bone or off and may be put up either
in glass jars'or tin cans, TThen it comos
to tho banner, no alternate choice is
offered, Tho only safe method of canning
chicken or other moat is in the steam
prossurc cooker