EXTENSION NEWS
The Palmer 4-H Achievement Day pro
gram was held at the Grange Hall
October 15, Alla n Linn, junior 4-H
leader, presided at the meeting*
Reports of local clubs were given
by:
Leola DeLand.. 4-H Victory Club
Allan Linn.... Our Gang Club
JoAnn Lentz:... Butte Baking and
Gardening
Lynn Sandvik.. Butte Boys 4-H Club
r'ick Jensen... Mfc. View 4-IJ Club
hdward Cope... Civic Center Club
iilice Bouwens, Palmer Clothing Girl
Kiss J.Hazel Zimmerman, Territorial
4-H Club work and introduced the
Anchorage child care demonstration
team.
The special garden prizes contribut
ed by an anonymous person and the
4-H pins and shields were awarded
by the Extension Agents, Mae Steph
enson and William Rogers.
A buffet supper was scived at 5:30
by th- local leaders, Mrs. L.Smith,
Joan Mae Sandvik, Mrs.D. Bryant,Mrs
H. Dinkel, and bv Mrs, Sandvik.
William Rogers and Don Payne had
directed the games after school.
Fifty Eklutna boys and girls are
enrolled in 4-H Club work for 1944.
The members are enrolled in cloth
ing, baking, child care, home im
provement, and handicraft. Miss
Louise Davis is the local leader,
Mae Stephenson and Allan Linn ntr
tended a special meeting of all the
clubs on Monday evening, October 18
' NOTICE OF THANKS,
rs. T.a. Smith and Family want to
>hank their many friends for their
4help during the last week, the many
kindnessess shown us will never be
forgotten,
FAIRBANKS OPA SETS POTATO CEILING.
Jessons 'Weekly gays that a price of
8 cents a pound retail, 6 cents a
pounds^wholesale was set by the QPA
Officials, the reginnl price execu
tive from V/ash.D.C. was present.
Final approval must be recieved
from Washington D.C.
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SPECIAL COURTEOUS SERVICE IN A
COMFORTABLE CAR. FULLY INSURED,
BONDED DRIVER-AMBULANCE SERVICE
STAND AT THE RON-DEE-VOO, CAFE.
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WASH DAY, IS EVERY DAY,
IN OUR
PLANT RAIN OR SHINE YOUR CLOTHES
SWILL BE CLEAN & SANITARY IF WE DO
YOUR WORK. WE CALL AND DELIVER.
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’Walter Cooper Own r
daily round trips to anchorage.
Leave Palmer-9:00. AM
Leave Anchorage---3:00 PM
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE
A NEW WAVE TO PEP ONE UP
DRY CLEANING SERVICES.
Dry cleaning services are now
available at the Pearl White
Laundary: Men's Suits and Ladies'
dresses cleaned and pressed.
Olsen Brothers Cleaners,Anchorage
4' day service when necessary*
FOR SALE: STRAW & HAY
STRAW: $10.00 PER TON, AND OATS
AND PEA HAY .FOR SALE TOO.
See: CARL MEIER for particulars.
LOST, STRAYED .or STOLEN.
ONE RED BULL, WHITE FEET, A 5OUT
18 MONTHS OLD, BEEF STOCK
INFORMATION ABOUT SAME DESIRED'BY
FRANK CLARK of PALMER.
0 wad some Power, the giftie gi: us
To see oursels as ithers see us.
R'obt. Burns, in,To a Louse.