The WasiHr. Homemakers clxib
held an election of officers at
their meeting September 10.
Mrs. Isaacs was elected Pres
ident, hrs. harvin Olson, Vico
President and krs. V. Ogren, Sec
retary Treasurer.
Plans wore also made for Home
makers Achievement Day to bo held
in Palmer in October. The officers
met with the Demonstration Agent
September 15 to plan a program
for the remainder of the year. It
was decided to study Alaskan His
tory, Alaskan government, and in
terior decoration at meetings which
will be hold twice a. month for the i
remainder of the year.
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CHURCH OP GOD
Preaching Services arc held
at the Matanuska Valley Mission
each Sunday evening beginning at
8:00 o’clock. Everyone is welcome.
St. John*3 Lutheran Church
Woodrow Kurth, Pastor
Sunday School at 10:30 A.M.
All 4-H Club members who
have completed their record books
and who have not received pins,
please call at the Extension of
fice daring the coming week and
get your awards.
All members of the Badminton
Club aro invited to be at the gym
on Tuesday evening at 7:d0 o’clock.
All now players aro especially in
vited to attend the first game to
receive instructions from last
year's players.
Two small purses, each con
taining a sma.ll sum of money, have
been turned in at the extension
office and may be had by identi
fier, ting them.
The new barber in the Recrea
tion Center is C. b, Quinton, who
since 1920 has been in business
in Anchorage. Recent property
transfers in Anchorage have caused
hr. Quinton to fi nd a new location.
Palmer has benefited by his re
moval to this cmrnunity.
A sedan driven by Col. 0. P.
Ohlson collided with an Army truck
early this week in Palmer at the
corner north of Graham's parage.
Col. Ohlson had been in Palmer on
business and was returning to
Anchorage when the accident occur
red. Neither of the occupants of"*
tho sedan were injured, though the
car was damaged to some extent.
Again the Extension Service
is being urged to roe rum end to all
families v;ho have foodstuff in their
gardens to preserve it in every
way possible for winter use. Also,
we arc urging that all families
lay in an extra supply of commer
cial foods tuffs, a vital necessity
in case of emergency. All veget
ables that can be stored in fresh
form should be eared for if poss
ible, wcvor in A la she ha.s this
been so urgent, duo to the large
influx of people now living in
Alaska and with the minimum amount
of transportation facilities avail
able .
When you finish storing si
lage for the yor.r end tho cutter
is clean and yet in motion, pour
in one gallon of old crankcase
oil in the air case alongside the
blower. Put oil on a.ll working
parts and inside blower parts,
coating them and lubricating for
the next year, ^his amount of oil
is not enough to harm the silage.
Threshing has begun in the
Malloy on the Ghoely ranch, 354
bushels of barley were threshed
from a 10 acre field.