FIRST PET SHOW IS A SUCCESS
A good crowd turned cu
pet show held here in Pel
Sunday. There were entri
from a sad faced toy-, “err
diapers to a slack hear c
high hctted all. contestan
kf ter a pa rade • hef oi e
camera the 3u1<;es. Hrsv 7
J o hn son, Lt. C o .1, L e R o y U
Walter Hunt .ley, awarded f
of a sweater- and cap to m
the dog team drawing a ho
wagon on which little par
Timmy Monroe rode as Miss
The musher3 were lyman Wi
Miles prance, also in nor
thing.
Second prize, a oair o
mittens, went to a mother
her y o un g 1 i b t e r. 3 h° wa
of H ja 1 mar Ker buJ 1.a,
A wo o 1 1: j mb e r j a •.; k e t ,
the most com1ca1 ent_-y , w
Lawrence 'earsen and his i
pig vrith the dig green he
t for the
mer last
es ranging
ler in
uo wrho
bs*
the movie
ictor
ant and
irst prize
.atch to
me-made
ha•o]ad
oc 1 mist,
Idimp and
them do
f lined
deg and
s brie pet
prize for
out to
mtle red
vr. He was
a most unreasonable png, always he
wanted to go m the opposite direc
tion. and did lie protest when Lairy
tried to tv.m him I "> sonnded most
of the time as '.hough ie -ere ec.u~ht
under a ra i]. fe n o e,
ted when he wen .the
el
o ro tas
Other enfries
mupxt
of
I n sry calves ; a someway o m i*ea
go.ose , and cog,? o:' all dermnlp.icns j
Seme came 1 as Is ? wild .la others were j
dressed ur. One had a a. outlib ot
shorts and a sweater, while another |
wore a Red Cross cap and carried a j
medical hit,
Fred Fordham, official photog
rapher of me vies for the OTA and i
the man who donated the orires, got
some very inheres ting; shot*' of the
shew,
Mr. Fordham is leaving this week !
and v/ishes to take this opportunity
of thanking the colorists end all
others who have so whole hnartedlv
cooperated in his efforts to go',
repre s ent at i ve p i o t■ i:r,e s o f t h a col- j
ony development. j
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EXTENSION Q7JARTSRS READY SOON
Headquarters for the valley ex
tension work under the direction
of firs. No hr.-Han sen will occupy a
portion of the building which is
also to house the cottier and tar
ter shops. It is executed to he
ready this week,
'’In the event any of you are in
dcutt as to just what the extension
service accomplishes,” said Mrs,
Echn-Hansen, ’’Here is a summary of
what has teen done during the past
two weeks.
”A total of 231 persons have
called at the office, most of them
wanting information about knitting,
glove-making end sewing. Twenty
eight pairs of gloves were started
of toth commercial and native tan
nod leather. Twelve pieces of
tooled leather are almost ready,
eight people using the commercial
pattern sent cut by the Women’s
Club of Anchorage.
’’Four persons have been assis
ted in cutting garments, one has
learned to s-in, and two the art
of weaving. The sale of hand
made products has amounted to
')24.25 and numerous bulletins have
been distrS rated.
’’Five meetings have been held
for the purpose of organizing home
demonstration clubs in the various
neighbor-hoods* Camps 7-6-5-2-S
and 9 already have definite plans
to meet regularly twice a month,
tc discuss details of the work.1'
’’The extension service is sup
ported by federal and territorial
funds made available by the De
partment of Agriculture. In or
der to reach the entire territory
the time given to each community
is therefcre 11mited and Y/rs.
Fohn-Hansen vd ll net be able to
remain mu.cn
c o.g t: ,i in r a line r
YC : A tTomi "belt from either
a m.acAinev/ )r orercoat. Call at
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