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TENNIS COURTS READY
The Tennis Club met Tuesday even
ing for a brief meeting and later
seme of the members went to the
Gymnasium where instruction was
given in playing the game. The
rainy weather has somewhat delayed
work on the courts but materials
for backstops are all on hand &
it is planned to install them Sat
urday evenint. Several men will be
needed for this work and it is
hoped all will respond. The lirst
courst is now ready for play al
though it will have to be improved
from time to time.
The next meeting will be hald Tues.
evening, to plan a schedule for
the summer season.
Th^re will be a dance at the Com
munity Hell in Palmer on July 2
and another on the evening of July
4, sponsored by the American Le
gion and the Civic Council.
T
— -BULLDOZER 'PROGRAM
The Bulldozer will bo at the fol
low in£ tracts within the next 2
weeks:
141 149 151 68 162
140 167 154 G7 91
£03 159 156 207 89
T|*e bulldozer as well es other
heavy machinery has accomplished a
tremendous amount of work" so far
this season. There has been 400 A.
of land cleared to date. With this
program under way.the prospects
for the next year looks very bright.
The next important step is more
stock end the valley will be over
the top.
Myrtis Gill entertained the Wild
Rose 4-H Baking Club at her home
on June 3. After the business
meeting songs Were sung. Mrs.
Carl Erickson is leader of the
group. Ruth Laakko is a new mem
ber. Dailty lunch prepared by Jlyr
tis was served.
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