4-H CLUB
CORNER
The Lazy Mouuntain 4-H Club
had its first meeting of the sea
son recently. Ten members sign
ed up for their second year and
four for their first year. On June
4 the club had a delightful pic
nic and hike on the Wolverine
trail.
On June 13 another meeting
THRIFT...
This bank recognizes the need
for some real old-fashioned
thrift.
By thrift we mean not only
the saving of a certain portion
of the earned income, but also
a determination to live within
that income.
This bank also advocates a
more careful system of mak
ing investments and a more
general appreciation of the
value of honest toil.
MATANUSKA
VALLEY BANK
PALMER, ALASKA
2% interest on savings.
Open Friday evenings 5 to 7
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was held to elect officers for the
coming year. They are: Presi
dent, Carol Pederson; Vice
President, Marie Bennett; Sec
retary, Paul Pederson; Reporter,
Margie Olin; Recreation Chair
man, Alice Hobson: Song Leader,
Esther Pederson. Another picnic
is planned for the club.
The members of the club this
year are: Alice Hobson. Esther
Pederson, Margie Olin, Mary
DeWitt. Marie Bennett, Walter
Pederson, Paul Pederson, Carol
Pederson. Wendell Wilson. Eliza
beth John, Norrie Hobson, Faye
Nicolai, Macar Galeshoff, Burt
Shaginoff. Miss Gertrude Van
dermeer is the club's leader.
MARGIE OLIN,
Reporter.
Soldier Drives Without License
Dallas Arvik, a Fort Richard
son soldier, was arrested by
highway patrolman Stanley
Laird last weekend for driving
without a license. The man, too
young to be issued a license, had
received no sentence at press
time. pending a further review
of the case. He will be remem
bered here as one of the trio of
Post soldiers who early this
spring shot and killed a cow
moose carrying an unborn calf.
Visits At Sherrods
Harry Jacobs, son of Leo B.
Jacobs, a former manager of the
Matanuska Valley Farmer’s Co
operating Association, is visit
ing at the Max Sherrod farm.
Harry comes from Louisville,
Ky., where he recently complet
ed high school.
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Co-Op Garage
PALMER
Job Still Open At SCS
Still no successor has been
chosen to replace James Hurley
as district conservationist in the
Soil Conservation Service, Chas.
Wilson, territorial head, said this
week. Mr. Wilson added that he
did not know- w'hen a replace
ment could be obtained.
Returns To Job
Theresa Hemmer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hemmer of
the Valley, returned to her posi
tion at the Hanford atomic
plant at Richland, Wash., last
week. Miss Hemmer spent a two
weeks’ vacation at her Valley
home.
Speeder Gets Fine
Rolland Osborne, arrested for
speeding by Highway Patrolman
Stanley Laird, was fined $20 in
the court of U. S. Commissioner
Dorothy Saxton last Monday.
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