4-H COUNCIL MOTHS
Hiss J. Hazel Zimmerman, Ter
ritorial 4-H club leader, addressed
the Council on 4-H club work in '
the territory. Hiss I ae Stephenson,
Home Demonstration Agent reported
on plans for 4-Ii Health activities,
one of the principle activities of
4-H work this year.
Each club member should par
ticipate by keo* ing the record as
outlined in the health booklets.
• The most typical boy and girl
will be selected to represent
the "atanuska Valley at the Round
Up held at Fairbanks during August.
Committee chairmen were ap
pointed for 4-II Sunday program
to be held in the community hall
the evening of June 15. Program,
Mrs. H.C. Hanson, Decorations-,
hr. Ilellebust and Publicity, Mrs.
Swoboda.
The Council voted to-sponsor
the sending of eight 4-H' repre
sentatives to the. .Round-Jp:one
agricultural tear., one Homo Tc.
demonstration team, one individual
agricultural demonstration, one
individual Home He. demonstration
and two Health delegates.
Lloyd Oiser., was appointed
chairman of a committee to make
necessary arrangements to hold a
4-H dance, June 7.
Harold H, dice, Agricultural
Agent, discussed plans for camp
and the Pair.
ITE'.V
The
Servico
ETARY POP EXTHMSIOI; CPPI
Agricultural Extension
wish to express its ap
prcciati tn to --erb Hop; erud, who
recently resigned, for the fine
work ho did while employed in the '
extension office the past- two
years. hiss Eleanor "Sngdall from
Fairbanks has been employed as
office assistant to succeed ^erb.
hiss Hngdall has worked the -past
three sumra rs in the Extension
office at the University and will
bo here Saturday, May 17 to begin
her work.
HAVL YOU A DOG?
Would You Like To Eoop Ilim?
Several slioop have 'boon killed
by dogs in the ^uttc district this
last wool: and shocp owners rrc on
the war path. If your dog is
valuable it ■ is probably good
policy to keep him at ho-.v ♦ If
ho gets to running with sheep
killing dogs, he sure will lose
hi3 value when ho comes within
range of the sheop herders rifle.
DON'T FOUGHT
May. 27 was the date sot by
the Home Makers Council for clean
ing the Ladies Lounge, making
curtains and repairing upholstery.
Will all the homemaker3 clubs
please arrange to have as many
as possible from their club pre
sent to help with this community
activity?
’ROTES TAVT
u-u;ri
JRVICES
Sunday School 10:15 A. M.
Worship Service 11:'G0‘ A. .
'./ora has been receive! from
l tho Rev. and Lrs. B.J. Single who
i arc now in Ohio. They sc it is
too warm there for Alas/ ans.Add
I rcss them in care of Harry Lor
rison, ^ast Stato Street, Fremont,
Ohio. The Services of worship
I ay 13 arc dedicated as a call to
prayer, participated in by Chris
tians of North America for peace
in tho Pacific, based*on justice,
mutual understanding and recon
ciliation.
Childrens Dry will he ob
served the second Sunday in June,
the 8th. wig 15th of'Jun , or
thct next Sunday following Child
rens Day will bo given tc a joint
service of Sunday School nd wor
ship at King's Lake. Th~- bus for
King's Lalco will leave from the
church in iaimer at ton A.h.
P La ASK NOTTS THAT BUS SERV. CK ’/ILL
BE CCN'i’TUUED AS HERETOFORE.