EXTENSION NEWS.
The annualnHomemakers Achievement
Day will be held in the United
Protestent Church next Thursday,
Oct. 21, starting with a. 12.00-'o
o’clock luncheon. Each Club will
give a report of the years work
and one entertaining number. Mrs.
Thuma, President of the Council,.,*
will give a report on the Homemaker
Council, and Mae Stephans on,Exten
sion Agent, will talk on home dem
onstration work in the Matanuska
Valley. Each member will bring her
own place card and a prize will be
awarded to the most outstanding
one.
The Eklutna 4-H Achievement Day
was held Oct. 13. A banquet wa,s
prepared and served by the members
under the supervision of Miss
"ouise Davis. At the general assem
ly meeting, a program was given bj
4-H members, and pins were awarded
to all of those finishing their
projects. The Matanuska Valley 4-H
leaders-and guests who attended,
were: Mrs. Dave Bryant,'Mrs: Laurer
Smitrh,'Jean Mae 'Sandvick, Mrs. W.M.
Rodgers, Pay Stbddard, Elenore !
Engdall, Miss J. Hazel Zimmerman,
and the Extension Agents, Mae
Stephan?on and. Wm.. Rodgers.
The .Sourdough Homemakers Club
met at the home of Mrs. Wm.Curtis
October 12, Plans for the Home
makers Achievement Day were made.
The Riverbend. Homemakers Club met
at the Clarence Quanstrum home’ on
Oct. 13, The following officers
were elected for 1S44.
Mrs. Eino Wirtenen-- President.
Mrs. Archie Mofitt-- Vice- Pros.
Mrs. Vernon Jones- Secretary.
Plans were made for achievement da;
and the next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Ware's on Nov. 10.
The Palmer 4-H Achievement Day
orogrem was held at the Grange Hal!
after school on Friday October 15.
Pins were awarded to all of- those
completeing their projects.
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