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Twenty-nine elder 4-H girls attended
the second session of the Girls Camp July
23 to 25, with a similar program of hand
icraft) first aid) swimming) recreation)
and 4-H entertainment as was carried out
at the first two camps. Mies Louise
Davis and Miss Thompson were the new as
sistants at this camp. Those who parti
cipat d in the outing at lovely Kings
Lake) were Peggy Hanson, Jo Ann Lent*) Vir*
r'‘ .a Hutte) Betty Lou Rorrison) Barbara
^Allister, Caroline Johnson. Ruth John
son. Mllla Rae Smith. Jacky Smith. Doro
thy Anderson. Sidney Jean Raynor. Haldis
Rasmussen. Edith Erickson. Annie Uensoff.
Louisa Antaski. Effie Rasmussen. Pauline
Anderson. Margaret Rasmussen. Annie Sun
rise. Josephine Natti, June Mingus. Xenia
Kuxakin, Olivia Painter. Nancy Pitka. El*
lanor Greenway. Anita Tunohun. Edna Starr
Norma Charles. Jennie Yakashoff.
In behalf of the 4-H olub members,Miss
Zimmerman, Miss Stephanson and Mr. Rice,
Extension Service agents, wish to express
their appreciation to everyone who assis
ted in making the 4-H Camps successful
and they are grateful for all the contrib1
utions.
The Valley Settler office moves tomor
row to the north side of the Hatchery.
Those who are so kind as to bring us do
nations of news will please take notice.
East door entrance.
SHAMROCK BAKERY
BUY "SHAMROCK"
AT YOUR GROCERS..
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24 - HOUR SERVICE
STAND
Ron-do-voo Cafe
Phone Palmer
FOR SALE * One 1500 pound horse. 12
years old) sound in every respect.
Good work horse for anywhere. New
harness. Inquire Box 1146, Anchor*
age» Alaska.
FOR SALE - Standing hay. About eight
acres. Mrs. Hunger. 5th and East G
streets. Anchorage. Alaska.
WANT TO BUY - Clean cotton rags without
seams or buttons. Small or large
ones. VALLEY SETTLER.