The i'onali 4-11 Club met Tuly ;
5 at the home nrs.ivan ,hlson. As j
usual every member was present.
The program for the day vr.s v;oven
about the subject of rational Ref- ;
enso, ~oggy Foster gave ar. inter
esting: talk on National Defense in!
which she brought out many things i
of interest to all present, oho
described the two ocean Navy,j-.rray
and .sir bases in t'10 United States
and the Territory of Alaska.
1 Ians wore made for most of
the members to attend 4-H Camp at
Ting's Lake. Plans were made for
a demonstration to be given at the
next meeting to which all mothers
are invited.* Our last meeting was
a picnic at dlunds Lake.
r.-ft&r the r gvle.r rose- ~ t
ing,* -tty Jane gave a talk on the
DIjAl lenities and mistakes in leav
ing. After tills the Loader eh rion
strated how to make carpet rajs and
especially how they should bo loin
ed together. At each meeting some
now sub jeet is discuss :'’’ which does
not pertain to the proy.ct. At tli.=
last -.Looting a bool., wa passed a
ronnd showing flow.r arrangement.
Also, o'.ioso members who have fin
ished their required weaving were
shown how to *-io tho ends making a
finished article. Throe members
out of five ’ avo already finished
their r quired work.
Tvolyn Foster, Club Reporter.
St.John's Lutheran Church
V/o o dr ov; Kur t li, ? a s tor
orning Service and Sunday.
School at 11: 00 A,II. at "ins's
Lake.
.'.very group is asked to bring
sufficient food for there ovm tar
ty* hope that all marchers will
make a real attempt to give thc
Sunday School, children a fine pier
nic and outing.
The regular monthly meeting of
the 4—H Council will be held on I on'
day evening, July 14 at 8:00 o'clo
ck in the Extension Office. All 4—H
Leaders are urged to be present.
F.-.P5W3LI.
Owing to circus
our control, we uro I
an*: 6 u
-I i m ■
derful h'uta.au ska Valley to
to our former hor.-e in I'inrif*
•Vo deeply regret having to
our home hero and our .an,
who have stone* by us and h
so much. uspecially m sh
the organizations who help/
unci ally and otherwise and
hividuals who have ain .a as
trying period that we have
thru.
We sincerely hope for
cess oil the Valley 1 aimers,
years observation and work
firmly impresses us in the
that, with the favorable c‘
rich soil and possible mb
the people of too Valley «/.:
trying to make’ ^ success o
ley frms, it will be a bi
With
or-ble policy iron the Poe;
be, x few y • us ill sf
or. a per anuntly succ.jssiu
and the people -/ho have uu.
■/ill be the
aittie assistance
7 elo orient work
Best regards ai.u £
1 .-yorrl
•foe v/oli
re cum
11) La .1 a *
i.ftfaVe
'ri ends,
..ped us
o thunk
' us frn
: is in
in the
used
e suc
.uu six.
•) r* 0,
oelief
’lr ate,
lets that
o .re
’ tl- Val
: success.
•a a f’aV—
u that
i vh.lley
sis
o? she de
ore mate
• or. .1 | #
' r» an a Iv. rs. o
r luu.,e
and I.xeily
."everend and ro.w.'G, uh3.uann
of Ogden,Iowa, spent jul;.rn,e, and 6
in the hatanuska Valley pollu ting
information concerning the Valley
which will be given at all the dis
trict hethodist Church CorPyrenees
that will be held in Iown this fall.
The huhlmanns included the Yu
kon trip in their vacation out re
ported the hatanuska Valien to be
the most beautiful of all the scen
ery they had encountered on their
excursion.
LOU»3 BEAUTY fh. OP
PSRIIA1T2NTS
FACIALS
SCALP TPi ’A/d! PFTS
Co-op Recreation building