'rho 4—II Leaders mooting was
held ir the extension of'ice Tues
day evening --ujut 3 to complete >
plans for attending the ’o'lneu'" at
cKinloy Park August V to 14. For
ty members and leaders are plann
ing to attend from the Matanuska
Valley and seven from Lklutna. nil
the 4-H Clubs arc making plans for
booths to be put up at the Fair. A
special 4-II loaders meeting will be
held in the 'extension office onday
evening August 18.
score: caf.ds foh ng:t iiae r." Bootes
AT TITO FA IE
Feme makers attending the Cou
ncil Mooting planned the following
score card tobc used in judg lag
homoraakors booths at the ..''air.
Thome ... Story told - - - -SC points
General appearance - 25 "
Originality - — - - - - c-C "
Quality of exhibit - - - -15 11
Frank Lin. say, forest
in -harge of sheep grazing
lur.au of Indian -iffairs i
from Spokane, Washington,
or also
for the
s he re
Ur . J. J. Gilliams, 1 rof cssor of
government at Lcs Angelos,City Col
lege , accompanied by I-Ths. Williams
is a Valley visitor.
The Ladies Co-Op Guild met -on
day evening August 4 in the Lounge.
nftcr a short business session,
discussions on various articles ap
pearing in the "hews for Farmer Co
operatives" followed among which
were: "'./here Purchasing Co-Ops Fit
in National Defense."in the June L0.
also "Going Strong - in Onions.1'
Onions and Cooperation are supposed
to have oho thing in common.Strength
Article in vay number.
"The Town That Could TTot Cooperate.
If you are wrapped up in your
self, you make a pretty small pack
age.
HOSPITAL LOLLS
for. and Mrs. Olay Pm: ft. arc the
parents of a baby boy born Bunday
named tonald Clay weighin' 76 oz.
An appendectomy vr/ perfor
med on Sen ^troitz of Ind pondence
mine •
oohn Boucher is bcin, treated
for the fracture of right eg sus
tained in an automobile accident.
Borina i-Toloon ha' her tonsils
removed.
Oscar j.nderson, Porn ine is
receiving treatment for fractured to
Donald Bfeiff, wins , ; kl'e v;as
broken in a frill from a he. *so is a
patient in the hospital this week.
Lobort boston, Indepu.-.Donee
is rcccivin^ treatment for an in
jured right ankle.
for.oustafson, has b n dischar
ged following a major ope kion.
The 1,000 ;o rso:i was ::ruyed at
t h c h o s p i t a 1 t h i s v; . j 3 -.
' rs, .'ir .il cViclcor -uffared
an injury to the ribs in a:, automo
bile acc .-il nt, and mr. a * .urt stay
at the hospital.
Two new up—to—Sato ~ k have
boon installed in the hosn't 1. They
have long been needed and ..re great
ly appreciated by both patients and
hospital staff, and leave 1 vn occu
pied continuously si: cc t’ ir arrival
They are Pvaipned with aut ...latic
head and Imee li't.
Dr.Torbett, a recent vaster of
the Methodist Chur :h at - ward f oh
n’any years, also super!atea dent of
Methodist work in tills area is re
tiring. 'r. and Mrs. Torbr t were
visitors in the Valley tli." week be
fore leaving for f.'lnv Irancisco,where
they v/ill make their futur hone.
,Abe Cooley, director of \,;ctens
ion Service for the bureau of Indian
Affairs, was a visitor in aliaer
this week.
oral
with
over
Mr.3nc11, Assistant V
ana0er of the Alaska
offices in Chicago is
the Valley,
noral Cen
Aailroad
looking