* HOMEMAKERS CAMP *
The M.-tanuska Valley and Anchor -
age Homemakers Camp is now sched
uled lor Tliirsday, Bridayand
Saturday , August 10,11 and 12
at Kin^s Price. The charge will
re iil.CO per person and all '
those desiring to attend, MUST
register at Kiss K.J*Zimme rraanTs
office not later than Monday
August 7. Tiss Zimmerman will
be in her office in Palmer all
that day. This is important
because a sufficient number will
be necessary before final details
and arrangements can be made.
If only afew plan on going, the
canp would not be worth while,
therefore, all are urged to re
gister who possibly can.
Seward 4-H members
Here With Leaders
Twenty six members of the Seward
4-ii flubs and three Leaders spent
a short tine in Palmer and left
for Anchorage on Wednesday.
Leaders were Mr. and Claude Berg
in charge of the girls with
Assistant border Miss Myers.
Mr.Baber was in charge of the
garden clubs.
An interesting program was plan
ned for their intertainment by
Howard Estelle and Miss Zimmerman
Mr."/right greatly helped to make
their visit enjoyable by grant
ing very reasonable rates for
the bus transportation which
took all members about the valley
on sight-seeing tours.
Bill and Prod Caslcr arc moving
onto hlu Pinplc place and will
harvest tno crop for the ARRC *
They have already taken over
their duties and will move in
just, a a soon a3 the F'ipplc
fami ly v r. cate the hous e.
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LOCALS
Mr. Barker and family have
cheeked orb of the Matanuska
Valley colony and are moving to
Anchorage just as soon as a house
can be found for the family.
Mr.Barker has found employment
in Anchorage.
The horthland Pioneer Grange
will postpone their regular
business meeting hold every second*
Thursday of the month. This
decision h n3 been reached because
of the measle quarantine in the
valley. It is desirable to urge
every member to attend the next
regular meeting which will be
held in the Grange riall September
14, At this meeting some import
ant business will be discussed
which all members should be in
terested in and must be there to
vote on it.
Last Saturday there was a da,tak
ing rain and hail storm over in
the Experiment Station vicinity.
Garden vegetables were damaged
to some extent and the leaves
fell off the trees like they do
in the fall. Other parts of
the valley did not get the hail.
F'LASH-Speaking of home town •
loyality, v;e sure have it here
in Palmer. A gentleman was heard
to ask for a ticket to the V/orl’e
Fair at the local depot. The
usually obliging station Agent
was, heard to remark, "Hell HO,
were are going to have a Fair
in Palmer this fall."
The United Protestant Church will
again resume regular church
services on the second Sunday of
August. The quarantine will be
,lifted at that time unless more
new cases appear which is not
expected.