EXTENSION SERVICE NEWS
The Matanuska Valley 4-H Foie,
sponsored by the Fair Association
will be held Tuesday Aug. 31, in
the Comunity Hall at Calmer.
4-H members will exhibit garden
ing, canning, clvthifeg,baking, home
made furniture, livestock will be
exhibited outside.
Demonstrations will start at one
o’clock, and the 4-H Dress Revue
will be staged at 3.00 o'clock.
The Fair is being supervised by
Mac Stephanson and William' Rogers
Palmer Extension Agents, and the
4-H local leaders; Dr. David Hoehn
Don Payne, Mrs. Emil Larsh, Mra.J.
N. Pendleton, Mrs. Harold Dinkel,
Mrs. Wallace Ebert, Mrs. Clarence
Qunnstrum, Mrs. Dave Bryant, Merle
Anderson, Allan Linn,Mrs. Lauren
Smith, Jean “ae Sandvick, Robert
Nichols, Harry Wimmer, Reginald
Ludy and Louise Lavis.
The exhibits will be judged by
Don Irwin, Miss J. Hazel Zimmerman
and Mr* I.M.C. Anderson.
A special contest was held for
oil the Palmer 4-H gardeners who
wished to enter. The gp.rdens were
judged by Wm. Casler,Wm, Curtis
ond Wm. Rogers, Extension Agent,
ond were won by the following;
First - Hazel Werner
Second- Flo Alice Dinkel
Third---— Janet Sherrod ond
Peggy Honson.
Fourth- Myles Hyland
Fifth- Donald Dinkel
Sixth- Harvey Cooper
Seventh -- Gayle Eckert.
One crop gardens were won by the
following;
First ---- Helen Hr.vemeister.
Second - Archie Bergen
Third -- Lvn & Peter Sondvick
Fourth - Allan Linn
lifth ---- Donnie Irwin
Sixth- Dick Jensen
The p:*ize money was donated by
an anonymous person. Next year
there will be a similar competitior
and all 4-H members should plan to
enter that contest.
. Mr. Chamberlain, the Entomoligisl
in charge of the Cutworm control
at the Matonuska Station is send- i
ing out a Questions ire to the
farmers of the Valley,requesting
information that will be of great
value in the work he is doing, and
wishes tto recieve replies *.»oon.
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SELECTIVE SERVICE NEWS RELEASE.
This Local Board is advised that
due to continueing demands of the
Man Power Force, we are to reclassify
all of the 3-A men immedintly. Calls
made on the Local Board commencing
October 1, i943, will probably
include Fathers not In Essential
Industry or in Agricultral Occupation
A statement made by this Local
Board Memorandum states that it is
now necessary to make available every
man between the ages of IB and 38,
regardless of their family status.
Selective Service System
Local Board No. 9.
i Palmer Alaska.
VOLUNTEER WAR LOAN SYSTEM.
The Secretay of the Treasury, says
that there is nothing to the statemer
that cumpulsory war savings is now
In effect, and that it is unfortunate
that this impression has grown to the
extent that it is now being done.
The Secretary says that it would be
practicaly impossiable to secure the
amount required under • forced lending