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The regular i r nth • y meeting
of the 4-h CoiUicU Vuo 11 in the
Extension office er. evening
June 9. Detailed plav> >aj a dis
cussion of the progr-v foe 4-H Sun
day were F-.de. Flans for* decora
tion of the Hall fa T-? in charge |
of Mr. Hellebust; Hanson is
ehaimrm of theprorram ‘•emmittoe
and Mrs. Sv.oboda in charge of pub
licity.
It was d.ciaeu thaw in order
to raise sufficient funds to send
eight delegates to the- Roundup that I
another dance should be hold some
time in July. Mr, ho will e was o- {
looted to succeed Mr. Olsen, who
has left for the Outside, as Chair- |
man for the next dance, !
Discussion of tentative plans j
that hau been drawn up by the Ex- !
tension workers concerning the ‘
Southwestern Boy’s 4-rI Ccmp to be !
held July 7,8, and 9 was submitted i
by the Extension agents.
Lloyd Olsen submitted his res
ignation as S.crotary c,f the 4-H
Council due to his vacationing in
the States jig because his future j
plans are indefinite. Mrs. Bell
was sleeted Secretary as his sued- i
ossor. •
bli ss St eph on son di scuss ou. pi ..n s[
for 4-H booths to be sot up _.t the
I -ir in August.
I
The annual 4-H o’tnuay Servi
ces will be observe! Sunday even
ing, June 15 at 8:0C P.&'. in the
Community hull. The Rev, J am e s
P. Snead .nd Rev Purl Prov.ty will
be in charge of the services
Special music is being arranged,
and all persons in the Valley arc
cordially invited to attend this
special service.
Elders L.Hswelott and C.Tho
mas, v/ho aro stationi'O in anchor
age as missionaries of the i-.oriuan
Church visited the Valley on Tuos
aay and Wednesday in making plans
for a tour that v/ill be by
officials of the Mormon Churcn cf
Salt Lake City within the next ten
days.
iwc KE,r'j:.LrXA:'i cxbib *:?£
i.
At 1 Ci 'J..P5
Nc-vs, at iou:t
tn: i ivy -;i21
fo:c "ict
to Kota'ntKun
3wo art5.clou
bo sent to t’
at the all
Jishing
from
liaor
ask "iii
1 air. The’-' are cho.mj.stry ..into books
one by t . pay h ':.kinsoni v;ho chose
’’Iod:.nn: fox her topic and -.mother
b> Virginia &tahr, whoso suMoct
Was,fiinosthe*ticsv. Several otl. ir
note books will be sent bat they
have not yet boon chosen.
LAND us1-: PLA'TUING CCbT.
lambs, tut yielded the light
est fleeces, Tho Exporimont Station
and the A,rt,E„C0 have boon or oper
ating in coll coring wool samples
from 8C sheep he a a in tho Valley for
the purpose of analysing the -,rool
as to its comparative value with
wool from other parts of tho coun
try. Tho samples wo.ro shipped to
'.-/nshingt-on. J.\ tc "I10 Bureau of
Animal Industry., where tho;, rill bo
analyze ■■ and tho results returned
to tho Va.'Vr.y..
The Cu.uT.lt coo desired to moot
with Diroatoi Olaroyd. who plans to
be here the first
a spaces! ;■ eating
Planning 'Jcuimittoo
hold at that t:i: r •,
of next u.jck. and
ex the Luna ujo
will probably bo
Li
j. I'
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Bob l hr laugh, was arrested
last Tuesday for reckless clrivin
and was sent--need to sixt;/ days
the An chorage jail, Houbar -h w
given a suspended sentence last
March..
to
in
as
FRTJIT TILLS STOVIVL UIJPJ7JR
Cherry., p ’.’an, crab, and other
apple trees planter at the 'hrecri
nonc .Utp.tio.j, Lave come thru the
winter in fine condition, 'prrc:c~
imately 34 % having survived their
third, winter 3omo of the trees
show a ter/ slight freeze ho.Ai of
•the •new wool, but on the whole arc
making good gains.