HOMEMAKERS CLUB
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Homemakers Council
The regular meeting of Home-,
maker’s Council was held Octo
ber 5 in Grange Hall with Mar
jorie Brewer, council president,
presiding.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Es
ther Kirsch, president; Ida Stat
ler, vice-president; Viola Thuma,
secretar, Vera Rorrison, treasurer
and Amy Irwin, reporter-histor
ian.
Members voted to send a dele
gate from the council to the
Short Course to be held at the
University of Alaska October 17
23. If possible, this will be the
president, Esther Kirsch, who
would be responsible for bring
ing back suggested material to
be used by the council and clubs.
A sum of $50 was voted by the
council to help with the delegate’s
expenses.
chievemenl Day
Achievement Day will be held
Friday, October 23 in the base
ment of the United Protestant
Church, starting at 10:30 a.m.
The chosen theme will be “Unit
ed Nations.” Each club will re
present one of the participating
nations in some way and contri
bute a typical food of that nation
for the dinner. A film, “People’s
Character” will be shown. Baby
sitters will be hired in the after
noon to care for children at the
Extension Office.
The following committees were
appointed foor the annual event:
Serving: Mesdames Thuma, Ir
win, Duff and Clark. Clean-up:
Mesdames Plumley, Oberg, Tru
dell and Perkins. Decorating:
Mesdames Hanks, Eckert and Lou
Sandvik. Marjorie Brewer and
Marylou Rideout will be in charge
of the program.
Sourdough Club
Members of the Sourdough
Homemakers’ club will meet at
the home of Nan Curtis Tuesday
October 13. Members are asked
to please be in attendance to help
plan meeting places for the veai
as well as projects we wish tc
take up in addition to weaving
The hospital benefit food anc
plant sale held at the Trading
Post was very successful. We wisl
to thank everyone for their sup
port.
Work Shop
The annual Christmas worl
will be held in the Extensior
Craft room on October 27. Th<
morning will be used to discus:
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Looks like the Head of the
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beard before the water gets
hot enough to shave with!
Plenty of hot water in the
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foods — the afternoon to demon-1
strate gifts. Each person who will
is asked to bring an article for
which she can give the directions
for making.
The Craft room will be avail
able for the month of November
for a work shop. Each Friday
Mrs. Rideout home demonstration
leader will be there to help.
Other days the room may be
used by individuals as a work
shop.
GIRL SCOUT LEADERS
TO MEET OCTOBER 14
There will be a regular Girl
Scout leaders training meeting
Wednesday, October 14 at the
home of Mrs. Katheryn Wilson.
Brownie leaders will convene
at 10 a.m.; Girl Scouts at noon.
A planned pot luck luncheon will
be served.
All leaders are urged to attend.
The meeting will include leaders
from Wasilla as well as Palmer.
ST. MICHAEL’S CHURCH
Saturday Qct. 10,8:00 p.m.
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Enjoyed by Many
In spite of high winds and the
stormy night, a good sized group
of Palmer adults and high school
students turned out for the an
nual Palmer High School football
dance October 3. The following
persons were recipients of the
awards donated by various city
merchants: Clint DeWitt, Arleta
Goodrich, Bill Roberts, Ronald
Shook, Lila Newville and Mrs.
Otto Kogele. Participating mer
chants were: Koslosky’s, Balmer
Drug, Grassers Hardware, Co-Op
Warehouse and the Trading Post.
Proceeds from the dance will
go toward the school football ex
penses.
Homemakers Calendar
Nugget Club
Oct. 8, home .of Mrs. Lillian West
gate
Cheechako Club
Oct. 12, home of Mrs. Treva
Hardage
Sourdough Club
Oct. 13, home of Mrs. Nan Curtis
Homesteaders Club
Oct. 14, home of Mrs. Phil O’Neill,
7 p.m.
Riverbend Club
Oct. 15, home of Mrs. Esther
Kirsch
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Also just arrived from Katy
Klix are rayon flannel and suit
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so flattering to us all. Just the
thing to give our wardrobes a
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Christmas? Now is the time to
begin your shopping list. Our
choice in robes is good now, with
chenille, embossed nylon, cor
duroy and flocked cotton avail
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and long lengths.
New shipments are coming in
;very week of nylon lingerie
n the luscious fall colors, induci
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Hatching slips and briefs.
Come in' soon while the selec
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/ear and use our easy Lay-away.
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’Cloth book and toy; colors
fast and nontoxic. Toy of foam
rubber. Buy now for Christ
mas.
Fine China — Jewelry
Art Goods
An interesting shop
in which to browse
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Each Month
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end we serve them straight tool
Dining room and snack bar in
conjunction
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Mile 61 — Glenn Highway
Phone l-J-3'
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