EXTENSION NEWS
The 4-H Lenders Council met in the
Extension Office September 13. Finn;
were made for the Eklutnr Achieves
ment Dry Octobi r 13, with Miss
Louise Ds.vis find Ferry Wimm *r in
Charge, and the Palmer Achievement
Dnv, October 15v The program com
mittee will be Lr. David Koohn and
Mr. Eon Payne; food committee, Mrs.,;
Harold Dinkel and Mrsr Lauren Smithj
an d decoration; Jean Mae Sandvik. i
The Extension Agents,. Mae Stephen- i
son and William Rogers, will meet !
vi th all committees.
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All 4-H m niters who complete their
projects wi11 be awarded 4-H chcv- I
rons or pins at the Achievement Dayl
j
The next 4-H loaders meeting will ;
be held November 8.
The Sourdough Homemakers Club met
with I.'.rs. Albrecht October 12. The
officers elected for 1243 wore:
President, Mrs. Don Irwin; Vice
President, Mrs. K.D..Srodgrrss ; and
Secret;. ry-Treasurer, Mrs. B.J.
Los sing.
HEALTH- COUNCIL NOTES
This month’s meeting of the Health
Council was a double session, a
short business meeting Going follows
ed by a talk and two sound pictures4
The business part was devoted to a !
report by the Nominating Committee
an d a discussion on the proposed
slate of officers. The Council I
instructed the secretary to communir*
erte with ^ach of the organized corn*?
munity groups. All of these are to i
e asked to send their Council
representative for the coming year
to the October meeting* of the Hcaltty
Council. V/ith both old and new
representatives present, the Council
can complete the nomination from
the floor, if the members so desire,
and then proceed with election of
officers„
Dr. Iloehn's talk on the cause, treat-t
ment, and prevention of tuberculosis
was most interesting. He presented
a gleam of a now hope for these
sufferers. There is a possibility
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Walt. Cooper, Owner.
DAILY ROUND TRIPS TO ANCHORAGE.
Leave Palmer- 9.00 A.M.
Leave Anchorage- 3.'00 F.M.
SLAUTY
BEAUTIFUL HAIR 'WILL
LAKE YOUR EVENING
COMPLETE.
WANTED.
A Clarinet,will buy or rent, if
you have one, e Virgil Eckert.
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WAN l .jxj •
A Violin, if any one has a violin
that they will sell or rent please
see Mrs. Dorothy Moore.
that a drug may be croducnd, in
the not far off future, to conquer
the tuberculosis germ. It probably
will be a product of the s ilfa
family of drugs.
Everybody pr< sent enjoyed old Mr.
Thebe telling the story of his
life in the film "Goodbye Nr.Germ",
"Sand in the Gears" was"another
picture driving home the need for
fighting tuberculosis wl th the .
same vigor we are fighting our
human enemies.