4-H CLUB HEWS
The Denali 4-H Sewing Club mem
bers are advancing toward the ach
ievement nine which they hone to
win an the end of the summer, .it
? meeting at the home of Petty Jane
Huntley on duly 2nd, it was decided
that the club would meet each 2nd
and 4th Fridays of the month at 2
o ? clock.
nt this meeting Biss Ruth ^eck,
home demonstration leader for Alas
ka, urged the girls to carry out
th e i r 4 -IJ c lub mo 11o : - nMak e the
Best Better*
Dorothy Anne Sheely, chairman of
the groun, annointed Betty lane
Funtley as secretary, Lavonne Erick
son as nrogram chairman and Virgin
ia Punt as renorter.
A second meeting will be held at
the home of G-enevieve Ring on July
10th.
Timbers of the Denali 4-H Sewing
Club are: Audrey Bouwens, Lavonne
Erickson, Ikrian Frederick, Vir g i n -
ia Hunt, Fe11y Jane huntley, Ar1ine
TTynek, Gertrude Ising, Jean ~rind
gren, Patty Reiten, Genevieve Ring,
LaRenna Ruddell, Dorothy Anne Shee
ly, 'Pearl Smith and Edith V iIlians*
The Butte ^leasant Valley 4-TT
Club met at the Butte Community
Hall Thursday the 9th, with Hiss
De Arnond and Hr. Joe F1akne pres
ent, Hr, Green, who is from the
BA of and is to be our adviser,
was also in attendance. PTe had a
discussion on the work done by each
member, after which Hr. Green ran
some slides on rabbits, sheer, hogs
and dairy calves. They were all
very interesting to the club mem
bers.
Jean Mao Sandvik
ladies aid notes
Instead, of their usual luncheon
rr.eetine at the I'anse of the Commu
nity Church, the Ladies Aid yester
day, together with, other women of
the valley, went in a body to the
Experiment Farm and surprised Mrs.
Don Irwin.
Lunch was served, all of which
had been brought by the self-invi
ted guests, The visiting ladies
also presented hrs. Irwin with a
gift.
After a social gathering in
which many new friendshins were
made, members studied the various
departments of the Station.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold
their next, meeting Thursday, August
C ch at I:JO "AT. at the home of
Are John Iahe at Tract y 73.
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CAHHEGIE AWARD (continued)
a blizzard on Valdez Glacier while 4
trying to save the life of his
companion*
A telenhone call from H0 of
HFQ,D to the editor gave us the
tin that Hr. Tinton was working
here in Palmer, Me was found to
be. employed at Gorton’s Valley
City Cafe.
A meeting was arranged between
Mr. Tinton and Mr. Manning when
the latter arrived from Anchorage
the next day, and an hour’s con
ference brought out all' the facts
of the case from. Hr. Tinton’s
viownoint.
The interview with, the candi
date for the Carnegie TIero Award
is the last sten in a most thoro
investigation conducted b}^ the
foundation and it is honed that >
the deserving- Mr. Tilton is made
a beneficiary for his brave act,
the details of which are too long
to relate here.
He’re all nulling for you,
’’Slick. ”
The quilt ton raffled off by
Mrs. T"erried at the Craft Chon
was won by 7,rrs. Otto ^eterson of
Tract 136, the lucky number being
sixty-seven.
To furnish ’juice’ with which
to run his big new wurlitzer auto
nhonogranh, Jirony St. Clair has
had shinned in a light plant that
it is worth a trio to see.
Called the Johnson ’Iron Norse’,
it weighs less than a hundred
rounds, runs 14 hours on a gallon
of gas, and furnishes electricity
for six 50 watt bulbs.
Jimmy has fixed up a swimming
pool near his Inn, and now has
boats on both lakes. It is a
beauty snot and an ideal place to
nicnic on a Sunday afternoon. On
Saturday, or any other evening,
you can enjoy dancing and refresh
ments out at Jimmy’s and Nell’s.
Mindless of the usual festiv
ities, Genevieve Johnson of Sew
ard and Janes Naze of None cele
brated the fourth by being joined
in matrimony by Commissioner Mat
ter Thmtley at the latter’s resi
dence. Mrs, George Novak stood up
with the bride, while the groom
was attended by a friend of his
who works for the Corporation.
LOST: On the 4th, a blue box cam
era by Mrs. "NLinenier of mract 156
FOR SALE: Elto light twin out
board motor, 145.00 Chas. Ruddell.
Just what you want for fishing or
duck hunting. See it and try it.