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GIVE AN EASTER LILY
THERES NO BETTER V7AY TO
EXPRESS YOUR LOVE.
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Maud Hosier
HOMEMAKERS
WORKSHOP
The Extension Service announced
this week that the workshop day has
been changed to Friday. It has
heretofore been held on V/ednesday.
The workshop will continue to be
open every Friday for homemakers
who are interested in obtaining
assistance or instruction in their
handiwork.
COUNCIL
The Homemakers’ Council met on
Monday of this week with 23 pron
sent. They made great plans for
Demonstration week which will be
the first week of May. D. program
of events etc. for that week will
be published at a later date.
Plans for Colony Day were also
made and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman was
sent as a representative from the
Council to the Colony Dry Committee
meeting which was held on Tuesday
of this week.
CLUli MEETINGS
Choechako Club ’'/ill meet at the
home of Mrs. Jim Hurley Monday
^pril 10.
Sourdough will meet at the heme of
Mrs. Mary King on Tuesday ^pril 11.
Knik Club will meet at the home of
Oncdici Travis on Tuesday ^pril 11.
Evening Craft Club will meet at the
home of Kina Stock on Tuesday eve
ning ,-pril 11.
12:50 Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Herbert Cauikins on Wednesday
1-44)1 il 12.
The Butte Club wi11 meet at the
home of Mrs. Gladys Falk on Thurs
day, April 13.
Tlie Chugiak Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Huiks on Thursday,
April 13.
Glacier View will meet at the home
of Mrs. George Shreves on Tuesday,
April 18.
Rivcrbond will meet at the home of
Mrs. V/inegarner on Thursday ^pril
20.
Thu Wasilla Club meets at the home
of Mrs. Peter Nelson on Thursday
April 20.
Cottonwood will meet at the home of
Violet Couglins on Monday ^pril 24.
12:30 Club meets with Mrs. Gilman
findsfy on April 26, 8 p.m.
OPFN 5 days
A WEEK
Mondays thru Fridays
PI CK-U F L DELIVERY
in
Palr.icr & Wasilia
look your best in Clothes
freshly CLEANED & PRESSED
TOPIC
The topic for discussion at the
^pril Homemakers* Clubs will be—
"House Cleaning made easier with
new soaps and detergents."
WORD FROM KELSO
cording to a newspaper clipping
received here by L.C.Stock, i?*E.
Harriss waived claim on his 1950
51 contrect which he held with the
School -tcard of the Kelso Schools.
Mr. Harriss had a two-year contract
as Superintendent of the Public
Schools of Kelso, but for the con
sideration of *2500. Mr. Harriss
will relinguish his contract on
July 1,1950. His resignation was
accepted by unanimous vote of the
Kelso School Board who were all in
attendance.
MRS FRANCE ILL
Mrs. Grant France is) home again
after being hospitalized at the
Valley Hospital for ten days.
Don't forget^g^ng'^for thoso