EXTENSION NF,WS.
4-K Camp Dates, nt Kings Lake,
ill be held as follows.
ANCHORAGE 4-H Camp, July 7-12
MATANUSKA VALLEY 4-H " 14-16
MATANUSKA VALLEY 4-H Boys Camp will
be held from July 14-1S
MATANUSKA VALLEY, younger girls cam]
from July 19 to 21. .
MATANUSKA VALLEY, Older girls camp
from July 22 to 24.
'All of those planint to attend
should notify the Extension C'fice
by Saturday, July 10 and pay the
camp fee of $ 5.50, so that the
necessary arrangements may be made
for food, beds and transportation.
Everyone should brinfe his or her
own bedding and toilet articles.
At the Homemakers outing heir1 at
Kings Lake,June 30, e dozen women
attended and it turned‘to be an all
day of work getting the cabins and
equiptment ready for the 4-H Camps.
Pete Johnson contributed som^
lumber which could be used for the
floors in the log cabins. The
lumbar was hauled out by Merle
Anderson. J.R.Griffiths, William
Rodgers, and the Civic Center boys
re laying the floors in the cabins,
-ne Extension staff and the 4-H me”’
members appreciate the work done by
the- Homemakers and others assisting
with making the 4-K Camp ready.
Twelve of the older fcirls living
near Palmer met at the USO Room
Thursday June 124,- at 8.00 P.T/I.
Mfte Stephanson, District Home
Demonstration a.gent, gave a short
talk on arrangeing flowers with a
demonstration, after which p&ch glr2
arranged her own boquet. Plans were
made to have an outing at Kings Lak<
Saturday,July 17. The next regular
meeting will be held July 29 in the
USO. room.
A 4-H Leaders Council meeting will
be held in -the Extension Office
Monday, July 12, at 8.00 P.M.
Miss J. Hazel Zimmerman, Territor
ial 4-H Club Leader, was in Palmer
and at Kings Lake,Wednesday June 30,
making plans for the Anchorage 4-H
Club.
Well the truth will out and the
"Settler" reporter, points with
pride to the fact that we were the
first to state that it so appeared
that one of our honored citizens,
who has b ;sn wintering in Nebraska,
( and now, just imagine anyone from
the Matanuska Valley going to the
state of Nebraska for more favorable
winter weather) had taken unto
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covered car, insured for your
protection, Bonded driver.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Stand at the RON-DEE-VOO CafiL._
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Thourough, Careful Cleaning, get
your Laundry done in a Sanitary
Laundry. Save Clothes and Money.
We call for your Bundle and will
return it to you.
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ROUND TRIP TO ANCHORAGE DAILY.
Leave Palmer-9.00 A.I/.
Leave Anchorage-- 3.00 p.Iv;.
Improve your morals by getting
^that new PERMANENT, there has been
eno Suggestion of rationing in thi
line of work, because it is so
important to the WOMEN who care._
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himself a wife on^ that the lady
would soon hit the trail for her
new home in Alaska.
Well it has all happened and now
our old friend and neighbor,Mr.A.J.
Swanson is useing two sets of plates
end cups for breakfast, we are sure
■ that the whole comunity joins with
us in giving our hearty congratulate
! ions to the happy couple.
Mrs. John Witte has arrived home
and is feeling fine after having
surgical care in Portland Oregeon,
Owing to the necessity of witholding
information that might be useful to
the enemy, we will notpublish any
information about disatvantages of
living in the States at the present
time, in comparison to Alaska.
Unfortunately Mr. Witte suffered the
breaking of two ribs, while working
at the slaughterhouse on the same
day that Mrs. returned, but was able
to get around.
Mrs. Bruce Graham returned at the
same time, with the children, and
is glad to be back in Alaska. Well
as the"fellow says" they all come
back and the people of the Valley
are glad to see old friends and
neighbors return.