EXTENSION CLUB NOTES
The Glacier View Homemakers club was
entertained at the Bernard Bouwens home
Wednesday, July 15, with Mrs. William
Bouwens as assistant hostess.
The Homemakers Council meeting will be
held in the Ladies lounge on Monday, July
27.
The Golden Rulo 4-H club met at the L.
Z. Scott home Wednesday, July 15. Bever
ly Larsh and Evon De Land gave a demonstra
tion on making gingerbread. The health
project was discussed and plans for Camp
were made.
The Liberty Girls 4-H club met in the
Ladies Lounge July 8. Dorothy Huntley
and Bonnie Moore demonstrated the jellme
ter, Epsom salts and alcohol tests for
pectin.
The Liberty Girls Canning club met at
the home of Mrs. Thuma on July 15. A
discussion was held concerning berries and
jellies. After.the meeting a lunch was
served.
The Butte 4-H club met at the home of
James Marsh on Wednesday evening at 8 o'
clock. Plans for Camp and Rally Day were
discussed. All members of this club are
attending the Camp.
The regular meeting of the Our Gand 4-H
club we.s held at the home of James Loyer
on Wednesday evening, at which time detail
ed plans were made for the Camp. Demon
strations for Rally Day were discussed and
projects were checked. The local loader,
Merle Anderson, and the Extension Agent
discussed the display, use, and history of
the flag. At the close of the meeting a
lunch was served by Mrs. Loyer.
The regular meeting of the 4-H Leaders
Council was held in the Extension office
on Monday evening with Mre. Harold Thuma,
vice-president,presiding. Mrs. L. P.
Rorrison gave a very fine demonstration
and discussion of the history and display
of the flag. Plans for -Rally Day and
Achievement Day were discussed. Mrs. Har
old Dinkel gave a report of the program
committee for the Leaders Council for the
remaining meetings. The Extension Agents
reported on the water system at Kings Lake
camp, which has now been installed and was
used during the Anchorage camp.
The annual Boys 4-H Camp of the Matonuski
Valley is being held yesterday, today and
tomorrow, at Kings Lake under the direction
of Harold W. Rioe, Agricultural Extension
Agent with the assistance of Miss Mae Steph
enson. District Home Demonstration Agent|
J. Hazel Zimmerman, Territorial 4-H
club leader; Helen Johnson, Public
Health nurse; the Reverend Herman Bey
ers, who is teaching life-saving and
swimming; Mrs. Margaret Cope, who is as
sisting in the kitchen and Eleanors Eng
dall, Extension office assistant. A
program of recreation, handicraft,
health and general agriculture is being
followed.
Visitors at the camp last evening
were Dr. and Mrs. Flora, Mr. and Mrs. P.
U. Mullaney, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thuma,
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Anderson, the Misses
Kay Spencer, Dorothy Amerson,Eleanors
Engdall and Allan Linn. Mr. Mullaney
performed tricks of magic, Dr. Flora
contributed card, tricks to the enter
tainment and Mrs. Thuma gave readings.
AT PALMER CHURCHES
UNITED PROTESTaNT CHURCH
0. Wilber Randall, Pastor
Sunday School
Morning Worship
10:00 a.a.
11:00 a.a.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School 10«30 a.a.
Morning Worship 11100 a.a.
St. MICHAELS CATHOLIC CHURCH
The Rev. James Snead, Pastor
Mass at lOiOO a.a.
Choir practice every Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock at th6 church.
VALLEY CHAPEL
The Rev. and Mrs. Herman E. Beyers,
Pastors
Worship and Sunday School 10:00 a.a.
Preaching Service 8:00 p.n.
Wednesday evening service 8:00 p.a.
An illustrated lecture on a timely
subject will be part of the program for
Sunday evening. Make it a regular
habit of your life to attend church
school somewhere each Sunday morning.We
invite you to be present with us at 10
o'clock.
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Due to the illness of ay father I
find it necessary to leave the Valley
on Friday, therefore I wish to take this
opportunity of thanking each and every
one of ny co-workers for their coopera
tion during the past two years.
Dorothy Bucka&n
Miss Robin Jones loft for her hone
*at Eugene, Ore., Tuesday, She was sup
erintendent at Matanuska Valley hospital.
Miss Isabel Fish is now acting cs super
intendent.