x Annual Homcmekor1 s Club Camp '
Reservations have been made at
K ing,'s Lai e Re or o at Iona 1 Gamp for
the Anneal Home-makers' Club Osmp»
Two sessions are planned, with
the following dates; July 14, lb,
16 and July 18, 19, 20.,
GENERAL INDORSATION
Costs: A charge of >3 will be made
fob the camp session. The camp foe
is payable on arrival at camp.
Time ., Place ,_Transpb"tot1on ’ Cam
pers* may arrive "at an;* time on the
first day scheduled, but, if be
fore neon, should bring lunch.
They should arrive by 3 p.m, at
least., so that sleeping quarters
may be arranged before dinner.
Camp will close after the noon
meal on the third day scheduled.
Kings Lake Recreational Canv Is
started on Tings Road, about six
miles west of Palmer. Detailed
directions for rc.aehdh’r.-it will
be given on request.
Campers must arrange their own
means of transportation to and
from camp,, if possible.
Equipment: Each person should pro
vide- her own bedding (including
mattress, if possible), a plate,
cur, and bowl, as well as towels
and other personal items. Silver
ware will be provided, and there
will be- tents with cots for sleep
ing. There ere facilities for
swimming for those who wish to jn
joy it. Mosquito netting should he
taken, if desired, and plenty, of
sturdy, warm clothing, in case of
cool or rainy weather.
4-H Club Camp
Dates have been secured for boys
club camp at Kings’ Lake July
7, 9, and 9, Girls camp is sched
uled for July 11, 19, and 13. All
club members are eligible to par
ticipate in these camps. Local
leaders are welcomed, and urged to
come to these camps if possible.
Plans now are. for the ciub members
to pay §2 for the 3 days camp.
This money will pay for their
meals and the U3e of the camp.
Every club member will be expect
ed to bring bedding, a cup, plate,
'knife, fork, and spoon. Any clue
mo. no or who hia bnsofcal I eciuiomunt
such as D* ts, gloves, oal* n,
should bring them along r;lotUes
to ho worn slr:u'. d bo good sturdy
enn.n clothes, such as overalls,
heavy shots or sneakers, sweater,
and a heavy cor.t for any rainy
dat. The caup will, pe'ovido tents
for sleeping Quarters and a large
dining room and kitchen combined.
It is sug cst'd that club members
who are r.ot r*..irg to Fairbanks
July 23-27 make every effort to
coma to camp at Kings Lake.
4-II Club Round-Uo
The first 4-H Club Round-Up for
m .mbers and loaders in Alaska
will be hold July 2c-27 at the
University of Alaska, College,
Alaska.
A brill train will leave Anchor
age July 22 at 4>3o P.M. and ar
rive at College Station at 5:00
A.M. on Saturday, July 25, The
schedule enroutc is as follows:
On Friday, , uly 22, the train
will leave Anchorage, at 4:30 P.M.;
Eklutna at 5:05 P.M.; Matanuska,
5:15 P.M,; Wasilln, 5:30 P.M.
The round-trip fare from the
above stations is 85.OQ. On July
23, Saturday, thp train -will be
at Hcaly at 1:30 A.M,; TJenann,
3:06 A.M.; College, 1:00 A.M, The
round-trip frre from the last
throe mentioned stations will be
$1.00, B.. sure to check these
schedules with your local a^ent
a day or so before July 22,
Those attending tho conference
will leave.on the regular train
out of Fairbanks, Wednesday, July
27, boarding the train at College
■ Station at 8:45 A.M. Arrive Gurry
5:15 P.M. where brill car will
meet this train and take tho 4-H
Club people directly on through
to Anchor"'., o, leaving Curry at
6:15 P.M. (l hr. stop in Curry
for dinner, if desired) Arrive
Anchorage at 10:30 P.M. July 27,
All attending the Round-Up will
bo housed on the University Camp
us, Each member and leader should
bring the following supplies:
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