ATTRITION
The Rivor 3en ’ Club will meet
at the homo of Mrs. Win, Lentz,
Wednesday March 8th. r.t 1:00 P.M,
Roll call-- Current events.
H0M3MAK3RS» MELTINGS
MARCH 3-10th.
Anchorage-Larch 3
"Lug making "
Hilltop -- March 7
Business and social
Spruce Grove - March 7
*’ Moods E'er Children/,‘at the
homo of Mrcn Thtuna.
River Bend - -T1nrch 8
11 Homo Accounts at the home
of Mrs. Wi:io Lentz.
Civic Center-March 10
"Remodeling Clothing/*
Home of Mrs. M,Sherrod,
The Pood and Nutrition leaders
for Matanuska Valley held r.
leaders’ training meeting on
Pebruary 28, in liner. There
were 12 leaders who attended this
training meeting on "Meal Plann
ing," "Emergency teals", and
"Meat Substitutes." These leaders
are to be complimented on the
interest they are showing in tak
ing training work in order to
carry out project programs in
thedifferent communities. The
leaders of the Food and Nutrition
group are to have charge ofthe
food demonstrations curing the
month of i,J-arch. The leaders for
the weaving project held 2 meet
ings during t he early part of
February, to prepare for the
weaving meetings which are to be
given during t he early part of
September.
YOUR LAUNDRY WORK GUARNTEED
DAILY DELIVERY
SERVICE
RUSTY’S LAUNDRY
CREAMERY BUILDING PALMER
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DISTRICT MEETINGS
District 6 held its regular
meeting at the home of Earl Hecker
on Feb. 27. There were twenty
five members present. The Busines
of the meeting was election of
new officers and a general dis
cussion of farm and crop problens0
Mr.Earl Keeker was elected Dis
trict representative on the
Civic Council and Ivan Wilson
was elected treasurer.
Over in the Butte District a
meeting was held on the same even
ing. There were 17 members pre
sent and'only 22 members in the
district. Those not attending
were at other meetings.
Mr.Ed. Wineck was elected District
representative.
Who said the Civic Council was
dead? 'Who said there was a lack
of interest in this organization??
This is sufficient proof that the
Civic Council Is very much alive
and active.
It has been reported that the
same interest is being shown in
every other district. There are
eight Districts in the Valley,
ALTER J. FETERSON
LAWER
TEMPORARY OFFICE WITH
THOS. C.TRICE
RESIT.ENCE AT THE WHITE HOUSE
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
FOR SALE
RHODE ISLAND RED HATCHING EGGS
INQUIRE OF
MRS. CARL MEIER
Pat was taking his first airplane
ride. About 5000 feet up the pilot
sent the di ip into a nose dive; it
was headed straight for the city
below. Fulling out of the dive,
the pilot turned to Pat and said:
"I’ll bet 50 % of those people down
there thought we were falling."
"Yes," said Pat, "and I’ll bet 50$
of the opeople up here thought so
too,"