EXTENSION SERVICE.
The Mat anus kt. Valley Homeakors
Connell met In the USO room June 7
for an all day meeting. Plans were
made to have a food preservation
school In Palmer, given by Mrs.Fohn
Hansen the latter part of July.
The announcement was made by Mae -
Stephenson, District Hotne Demonstra
-tion Agent, that a therometer
:>uld be avallablo for the testing
of all pressure cookers. Anyone
interested in having theirs tested
please leave names at the Extension
offices. She also announced that a "
certain number of pressure cookers,
had been alioted to the Matnnuska
Valley.There was a discussion on
the importance of useing a jellmetea
in making jelly. Several of the
members were interested In ordering
some this year. h
An all-day homemakers picnic will
be hel^ at Kings Lake iVcdnesday June
30, and about an hour of each wom
ans time will be devoted to getting
the camp in order, a nnor lunch wily
be served , and each home makers
club will make its own arrangements!,
Plans were also •na^e for p blueberry;
picking tour to bo heir1 somet^rrfc in’
AUgUSt .
Since there is a great demand for
childrens clothes, the suggestion
was made that each wcnan having
clothes which their children hcd
outgrown could leave their names
and list of articles available at
rhe Extension Office. Then anyone
terested in securing clothes '
could make inquires at the Exten
sion Office.
There was a short discussion on
library work and the importance of
keeping up to hate with reading.
Viss Gurelnick announced the
examinations for the preschool chil,
-dren who will start school this
fall will be held at the Health
center every Thursday in June, and
the older children will have their
examinations in July. There was a
discussion to the effect that if
there are enough people interested j
in having children's dental work
(•’one, there may be a possibility ofi
securing a Dentist one or two days
a week.
Mrs, Harold Thumn presided at the!
meeting one3 Mrs. Martin 0l3on acted|
as the secretary, Mrs. Irwin led
the group in singing.
4-H Leaders meeting will be heir1;
at the Extension Office Monday Eve-;
ning, June 14, at • 8 o'clock.
The Federal Tax of $ 5.00 on each;
car, must be paid by June 30th this!
• ar or the owner will be delinquent
can be paid at the Local Post
Office, get your STAMP there.
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ROUND TRIP TO ANCHORAGE, DAILY
. Leave Palmer- 9.00 A.M.
Leave Anchorage- 3.00 P.L.
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PIPS, will be recieved for the sale
of one McCormick Binder, to t sol
' ns is, six foot size, until June If
at the Uxplerment Station, send bir
to Don Irwin, Palmer Alaska.
THE VALLEY CHAPEL.
Rev.&Mrs. K.E. Beyer, Pastors.
Worship and Church School 10 A.J/i.
Evening Services - P p.M.
will hold a picnic at Plings Lake on
June So. you ore invited.
# CHURCH NOTICES
Wed. eve Mtg.
The Members of the Veil-:
8 F.M.
y Chapel
St. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
REV. WOODROW KURTF, Pi.ST.
Services will be announcer1.
ST. MICHEATS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev, FATHER Sl-TEED, PASTOR.
SUNDAY MASS,. 10 A.M.
UNITED PROTESTENT CHURCH.
Sunday School- 10 A.M.
Morning Worship- II A.M.
Christien Endevor - 7 P.M.
C.E. on 1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays.
Attend some Church next Sunday