Extension Notes
The Home Demonstration Council meeting
was held on Monday, August 5 at the home
of Mrs. Carl Erickson, Plans were made
for the Home Economics and Girls 4-H Club.
Exhibits at the ^atanuska Valley Fair,the
Homemakers Achievement program the eve
ning of Oct, 19 at the Community Hall,
and Leaders’ Training meetings for cloth
ing. projects. Clubs interested in the
clothing program for 1941-’42 should see
the Home Agent and arrange for this work
which will be given during the first part
of September by Mrs. Lydia Fohn-Hansen
ana J. Hazel Zimmerman.
The following Council members were pre
sent: Mrs. C, King, Mrs. Don L. Irwin,
Mrs. Virgil McVicker, Mrs. L. P. Rorri
son, Mrs. A. Benner, Mrs. R• Warner,
Mrs. Carl Erickson, Mrs. Harold Dinkel,
Mrs. Pat Hemmer, Mrs. Ralph Ware, Mrs.
S. B. Cook, Mrs. Clarence Quarnstrcm,
and J. Hazel Zimmerman
The next meeting of the Pome Demonstration
Council will be the first Monday in Oct,.
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CALENDAR OF MEETINGS OF INTEREST TO
HOMEMAKERS AND 4-H CLUB' LEADERS
August 8.
10.
12.
12.
13.
13. -
14. -
15.
15.
20.
21.
23.
31.
Kt. View Homemakers Club
!4rs. F. Henry, Clothing
Project
Land Use Hanning Committee,
8: p.m.
All Day Farm Tour
10:a.m. - 4:p.m.
Gov. Gruening’s Reception.
Community Hall, sponsored
by Women's Co-op Guild.
4-H Council Meeting,
extension Office, 7:30 p.m.
Sourdough Homemakers Club
Rivorbend Homemakers Club
at the home of Mrs. K. Roberts
Home Accounts will be dis
cussed by Mrs. B. J. Lessing.
Butte Homemakers Club
at the home of Mrs. Steinbergs'
Homo Canning Day
at Co-op Cannery
Hilltop Homemakers Club
Glacier View Homematers Club
on Clothing at home of Mrs.
C. Sjodine
Independence Homemakers Club
September 1-2, Matanuska
Valley Fair.
August 30*- Place 4-H Exhibits and Home
makers Exhibits.
9-27.- All 4-H club members are
urged to work on projects and
prepare exhibits for the Fair.
NOTICE
High school class of United Protestant
churches, come dressed and prepared with
lunch to go into hills after church next
wunday. Rev. Bingle.
BUTTt. AGRICULTURAL 4-H CLUB
The seventh meeting of the Butte Agr. Club
was held on l/odnesday, August 7.
Roll Call was answered by telling what had
been done between then and the last meeting
The next meeting will be august 21.
Using the money in the Treasury to pay
part of the expenses of those going to the
Round-Up at the College was discussed.
Peter Sandvik, Reporter
EXTENSION SERVICE NOTES
BIG KATANUSKA VALLEY PARK TOUR TO
TAKE PLACE, KOKDAY AUGUST 12
Pr.rr.ors end 4-I-I Club Members ere
Invited to attend. Pernors wives
r.ro ospecially invited to attend.
If you he.vo a cor, bring your' neigh
bor end e 4-II Club member or two.
If you do not have transportation,
cone in to town end wo 7/ill see that
you got to go on the tour.
Tentative Schedule:
Leave Palmer, 10: A.E. Go to Butto
Leonard Bergen Farm - Perm Gate
Pigs on Rape
Paul Nelson - Pern Gate
Joe Lentz Perm - Trench SI3io
Lloyd Bell Farm - Kell kept Lawn
Lunch at Community Hall - Butte
Irving Newvillo Perm - Value of
Peas in Crop Rotation
Return through Palmer to Prank
McAllister Perm - Three story
Poultry House, Movable Range
Shelter *
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