4-H NEWS
Butte Club
Our meeting was held at Mrs.
Sandvik’s home June 8. We decid
ed to collect dues again this year
and to buy a soccer ball for our
recreation periods with last year’s
left-over dues.
Progress on our projects was
discussed.
A songfest, which was a lot of
fun. followed the business meet
ing.
Mrs. Sandvik served refresh
ments.
Plan Benefit Dance
On June 13, members of the
Butte community will hold a
dance at Butte Hall for the bene
fit of its volunteer fire association.
The public is invited to attend.
The fire association was recently
formed in that area and mem
bers hope to be able to construct
a building to house fire apparatus
this summer.
Bureau Beavers
The Bureau Beavers 4-H club
met at the home of Teddy Draze.
Ronney Burke was co-host. Nine
members and three visitors,,
Cherie Draze, Donna Herron and
Sammy Westgate, were present.
Refreshments of punch and
cookies were served by the hosts,
following a business meeting. The
girls in sewing finished their
scarves and in baking, Teddy
Draze gave a demonstration on
plain muffins.
The next meeting will be held
June 22 at the home of Judy In
man.
Romney Burke, reporter
Vegetable Growers
The third meeting of the 4-H '
Vegetable Growers club was held
at Mrs. Trowbridge’s home and
called to order by President Don
Boulter. J
The minutes and roll call were !
read and two were absent.
We decided to have a picnic at '
the next meeting which will be on
Friday, June 19 at Moose Creek. 1
We sang two songs, refresh- '
ments were served and then we
played games. <
Bill Wimmer, reporter «
Mixing Bowl ,
The 4-H Mixing Bowl club •
meeting was called to order by
our vice-president, Leah Rae ‘
Schroeder. Following roll call we
discussed our bake sale which I
we did no4- have last Saturday.
MARRIAGE PLANS TOLD
Mrs. Velma Burcher, long time
resident of the Valley has an
nounced the coming marriage of
her daughter, Joanne to Otto
Kogele of Jonesville. The cere
mony will take place Saturday
evening, June 13 at 7:30 p.m. in
the United Protestant Church.
Rev. Brian Cleworth will perform
;he ceremony.
A reception will be held at
Moose Hall at 8 p.m. to which all
'reinds of the young couple are
:ordially invited.
iVe will hold it June 13.
The girls think it would be a
;ood idea to start a baseball team,
;o we decided to use our money
rom last year’s bake sale to buy
t bat and ball for our team.
Neola Sandvik gave us a report
>n leadership and how to make
t good club.
Audnay Horton, from Seward,
:ame to visit our club and told
ibout her club.
Leanne Hoffman and Leah Rae
Schoreder gave a demonstration
n sewing. We had refreshments
md played outside for a while.
JEAN ONKKA, reporter
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Mrs. Gray Tilly, home econ
omics instructor at the University
of Alaska, made her first Valley
visit this past week end. She ex
pressed her surprise and pleasure
at farm and community develop
ments.
Miss Dolly Harold, former
teacher at Glen Allen, was a
guest of Marylou Rideout this
past weekend, while enroule to
the University of Alaska where
she plans to take a summer
course.
Bruce Graham will attend com
mencement exercises Saturday,
June 13, at the University of
Washington where his son Robert
will receive his bachelor of scien
ce degree in civil engineering.
Following graduation Robert and
his father plan a trip over the
highway back to the Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Atcheson
nave returned to Crescent City,
California, following a week’s va
cation spent in Palmer with Mrs.
Atcheson’s brother, Rev. Edward
Imme and his family. This was
their first visit to the Territory.
Mr. Atcheson is superintendent of
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