EXTENSION NEWS
HOMEMAKERS' CLUBS may cxleidar
The aOinDOUGE CLU3 will neet May 13th at
the hone of Mrs. Viola Thuma.
The BUTTE CLUB will neet Kay 8th at the
hone of Mrs. Victor Falk Jr.
The. TJASILLA' CL0B- wij.kp\ep$ May, 15 at .the
home of Mrs. Janes Fendleton. (The date was
changed se cause of the school closing)
The'GLACI3R VIET CLUB will meet May 22 at
’"the home o'f Mrs. .Uilliam Hoskins.
The RIVTREZUD CLUB will meet on May 27,at
the home of Mrs, Ralph Tare.
THE HILLTCT' CLUB meets May 28, with Mrs,
Hank LaP.ose.
Kay" 14th is the date for the 12:30 Club’s
Day meet in which rill"be held at Mrs,.
Lulubelle ’’ourens home. The topic for, the
day is ”~rossure Cookers". On May 28th
the Club will have a social’evening at the
home of Mrs. Myrtle Bouwens.
MARTIN AND LESTER TO
ORGANIZE. CLUBS IN . SEWARD
Miss Margaret Mart in and Mr. Parker Lester
District Agents, will leave for Seward on
April 28th to organize 4-H Clubs. Thile
in that area they plan on visiting Hope
and Moose Pass and plan on reviewing gar
den -Projects-and the Soil Conservation
pro :ran. They expect to be in their home
Offices on Monday May 5th.
PAYMENTS FOR LAND CLEARING
INCREASED
Tord has just been received by Lorin T»
Oldroyd, Director of Extension Service, of
an amendment to Soil Conservation Payments
which provides an increase in the allow
ance for clearing woodland'from $60 up to
a maximum of per farm. Anyone de
siring to obtain payments for clearing
woodland should make application to the
Director of Extension'Service before com
mencing to clear land. These payments can
be made, to anyone who clears land regard^ j
less of whether they own the land or not.
The rate of payment will be $20 an acre * |
with a maximum'of 10 acres per farm.
COOTIE CLUB ORGANIZED IN
WASILLA
A groun of ten from the Veterans of Foreigi
'"ars stooped in Palmer to cat before con
tinuing on to 'Vasilla where they planned
to organize a Cootie Club of*the Veterans
of Foreign 'Tars. Charles German of Anchor
age, Supreme Aide deCanro was in charge.
DAVID HOEHN M.D.
BERNICE ANDREWS MD,
PHysicmns suRGEons
PALMER__ALASKA
IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL
AND GET A GOOD HAIRCUT
Frank Heller
.Co-op ..Barber Shop
LQyflL ORDER of (TIOOSE
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Moost
HALL
MEETS 2nd and 4th TUZSDA.YS 8 p.m.
VISITING MEMBERS WELCOME
PEARL WHITE LAUnDRy
D H I .ASH 25?: lb.
A].l this sprin3 work and the
Laundry is'just too nuch for
one person. Let us help you.
IRENE LEPAK
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Don’t envy the woman with
the CHIC HA.IRDR33S
Just sail at'Lou’s and
get one too.
LOU RASMUSSEN
Licensed and Bonded Brokers
Notary Public
3ox'1791
PalmerfAlaska
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POR QUICK SALS
FOR SALS: LOTS FARMS HOMES and
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Others in the party included Archie Broun,
Commander of the Denali Post; Uilliam
Olsen, Post Advocate; Samuel English,Club
manager and Charles "ilson, Gormandor of
the Nenana Post.
THE MATANUSKA PAIR ASSOCIATION met this
last Wednesday evening. There t/erc not
enough to carry on the election, but a
nominating Cornmitte was appointed to get
a list of nominations ready for the next
meeting. Other committees mere appointed
fco work out other problems of the Associ
ation.