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APPLICATIONS FOR TIRES OR TUBES
The Har Price and Rationing Board
meets every Wednesday evening. The quota
for tires and tubes for the month expires
on the last Wednesday of the month. Any
remaining tires or tubes do not hold over
for the following month. If you need a
tire or tube and think you are eligible,
ploase get your application in before the
last Wednesday of the month. Your appli
cation holds over but the quota does not.
SPECIAL NOTICE* We are allotted a
few tires kno7/n as Grade 11 tires which
are available for War Workers who qualify.
If interested, call at the office for
more information or consult the Organised
Transportation Plan at the establishment
where you work. Grade 11 tires are new
tires.
All retail stores are required by law
to have Ceiling Prices posted by August 1.
Watch for them. They are for your pro
tection.
EXTENSION CLUB NOTES
Forty-six girls attended the Cirle 4-H
Camp ut Kings Lake July 20 to 22.reports
Miss Mae Stephenson, District Home Demon
stration agent. Miss J. Hazel Zimmerman,
Territorial 4-H Club leader, had charge of
the 4-H club activities at tho Camp which
included handicraft and the candle light
ing ceremony. Harold W. Rice had charge
of recreation, the Rev. H. E. Beyer.of
swimming, Miss Helen Johnson taught first
aid, and Mrs. Arthur Johnson led the sing
ing.
Others assisting with Camp were Mrs.
Cope, Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Merle Anderson,
and Mrs. H. C. Hanson.
On the evening when the 4-H entertain
ment was put on, the Golden Rule 4-H club
won first place for their stunt "Stars and
Stripes." The Eklutna 4-H club won sec
ond place as "the school of 1943" and
third place was awarded to Cabin.2, topsy
turvy stunt. At the final assembly,
Esther Kortulla and Elaine Henry tied for
first place in the contest for remembering
the names of all the girls attending camp.
Monday night the girls enjoyed an ice
cream treat which was furnishod by Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Meier.
Several people have inquired at the Ex
tension offico concerning a Field Day at
the Experiment Station this year. IKheth
er or not the Experiment Station and the
Extension Service sponsor a Field Day de
pends on the demand of the people. All
persons interested in attending o Field
Day at the Experiment Station during the
first part of August should leave word at
the Extension office.
Buy Shamrock Bre*d
At yOUR ^ROCJCRS.
QUALITY CAKES AND PASTRIES . .
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS - All Stockhold
ers in Kings'Lake Recreational Camp,
Inc., are urged to attend a meeting to
be held in Ladies Lounge, Saturday,
July 25, at 8 p.zn. There will be
election of officers and other busi
ness*
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The Mafcanuska Valley 4-H Bpye Camp
was held July 16, 17, and 18 at Kinge
Lake with 33 boys attending. A program
of recreation, swimming, handicraft,weed
identification and animal husbandry was
conducted by the Extension agents and
the Territorial 4-H club leader; also,
Uiss Helen Johnson, Public Health nurse,
conducted classes in first aid. Three
days of rainy weather limited the prog-..,
ram as planned, but did not dampen the
spirit of the boys in camp. The camp
was entertained on Thursday evening by
Mrs. Harold Thuma, who gave two readings;
Mr. Mu Haney and Dr. Flora. This was
followed by a candle lighting ceremony.
On Friday evening, the camp was treat
ed generously to ice cream by Mr. L. C.
Stock, manager of the MVFCA. This was
greatly appreciated by the boys and their
leaders.
Mrs. Margaret Cope assisted Miss Steph
enson in preparing the food for the group
thruout the camp period. The Rev. Her
man Beyer taught swimming all thru the
time the camp was in session.
The Midnight Sun 4-H club met at the
home of Dick and Max Hodedon on Monday
evening* Comp was discussed and plans
for demonstrations for Rally Day were
considered. Harold Rice* Extension
agent* also discussed treatment for root
maggots and weed identification.
Mrs. Pearl Guidice has been cooking
at the Recreation Hall lunch room, di
viding shifts with Mrs. Elsie Sherwood.
Delmar Anderson of Koslosky's went to
Anchorage yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Clay Prewitt of An
chorage are parents of a new daughter,
Donna Jean. The mother was formerly
Mi88 Jean Kindgren of Palmer.