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Tho B0ys 4-H Club Camp at King’s
Lake turned out to ’oo a big suc
cess. There were about twenty
five boys pres oat and the water
was splashed all over the shore •J‘
whore the campers ran into and out
of the water.
There wore 29 4-H Club Girls at
Camp, including Y.rs. Borg, 4-H
leader from Anchorage and two gir Is
from inchorage. This 5-day camp
was a big event of the summer va
cation. It helps to develop char
acter and social contrcts of the
young folks, besides filling out
the summer vacation with pleasant
memories, so important in the lives
of each of us.
At the- present time the Ladies
of Homemakers Clubs are in Camp,,
and from all reports, having more
fun than any of the youngsters.
In fact, their rocket is reported
across the lake and it is generally
understood that they are having a
go . d Lime.
Time out, to say the enjoyment of
of these camps is due to the untir
ing efforts of hiss Ruth DeArmond
and hr,. Anderson, who are shoulder
ing tl.'.e responsibilities of camp
routine and hard work. They have
made it possible to have an organ
ized vacation camp.
Stew Campbell is now in Eastport,
Maine, associated with the Quoddy
power project. A letter received
from.Stew states that he misses
Alaska but is in a country much
like Air ska, if one can imagine
such a likeness in Eastport, Maine.
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Ladies,
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really unfit for publication. It
got into the manuscript by some
mistake, and I asked the printer to
destroy it, or sot it wrong side
up.
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