EXTEnSIOD I1EEUS
The 12:30 CUJB met at the home of Mrs,
Esther Brock on September 10, at vhich
time the'Election of Officers took place,
Mrsi L.C, Stock vas elected President
Mrei Gilman Lindsey w Vice President
Mrs, Jack Moebius was " Sec. and Tresurer,
SPECIAL MEETING
A special meeting of the 12:30 Club was
held, Wadndsday evening in the home of
Mrs. H.S. Eauor for the purpose of plan
ning the program for the years, work.
SOURDOUGHS
The Sourdough Club held their annual elec
tion of Officers on September 17, at the
home of Mrs. Raich Ware. New Officers are:
s. J*. L. Cope
si Nan.; Curtis
s. Lucile Unearo
President
Vice President
Sec. and Treasurer
IHS. K)HN-HANSEN WILL VISIT IN OCTOBER
Nrs. 3&ydia Ibhn-Hansen is expected to
be in the Valley about the 20th of October
so that she may aquaint the ner; agent,Miss
Narilyn John son (rnith the mo rk here.
TOOLING & LEATHER CLASSES ’
J.Irs, Ruth Allman plans to hold classes in
the Exton-sion Office in the Art of Tooling
and Carving Leather. All to men v;ho are
interested in enrolling are asked to leave
their names at the Extension Office with
ICrs. Bernice Johnson. Dates for classes
will be set later.
Buys DflIRy HERD
Mr, Kolbrook, whose home is in the Butte
area, just arrived with a herd of twelve
Holstein dairy cows and one Purebred Bol*
stein 'Dull, The cows are all High Grade
cows and the bull is a calf from the
Pabst Farm in Wisconsin. The coxis were
also purchased in Wisconsin,
flBOTHER PRIZE UUinnER
Mrs. Fannie Werner was another of the
rise winners who was awarded a plane
trip, Mrs. Werner will visit Bethel and ■
M Grath aboard a Northern Consolidated
Airliner because she entered the Best
Individual Garden Exhibit at the Iiatanusks
Valley Fair, * She will make the trip in
the near future.
ON . THElli WAY
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Mr. and M s. John Witt began their jour
ney to the States over the Alcan Highway
last Sunday moaning at 9' a.m. They will
spend thJS ’."inter months in the Coastal
States and plan to return in February or
March'depending on the weather and the
roads.
Hie Valley Cleaners will be operated by
John Brown and Mrs. Mielke will Continue
as Ladies’ Tailor and Dressmaker.
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VISITORS IN THE VALLEY
Last Sunday, Dale Clayton of Spooner, Wis
consin called'at the Harold Moore homo for
a short visit. Dale is the son of Walter
Clayton who will he remembered by the 3f's
According to Dale, Lucille is married and
lives in Bettendorf, Iowa, and Betty Jc6
is married and lives in Cincinati, Ohio,
Whether we liked it or not a few flakes
of snow fluttered to the’ground on Sat
urda- afternoon. However, we are piad to
note that She migi. ;:as rect-dea on ^be
mountains this weak.