Twenty seven members repre
senting 4 le nine Homemakers Clubs
attends' the Annual meeting of the
Matanushn Valley Homemakers Coun
cil Nov. 3 in the Lounge, with Mrs.
H. L. Th ma presiding.
Mrs. Irving Fewville became
Preside- ';,- Mrs. Chas. Isaaca,Vlcfc.
Pres.- l-s. Carl /ilson,Secretary,
Mrs. Mobt.Misley, Treasurer, Mrs.
3. J. I using, Historian, Irs. b.
L.Irwin, "ong Leader, of the 1942
Council, Meetings during 1S42
will be Feld the first Monday in
January, March, May, July, Sept
ember and November. Tentative »
plans were made to sponsor Farm
& Home -7< ek, Summer Camp, Tours,
Homemakers Achievement Day and
other Community Activities, final
plans for which will be made later
in the s.ason. Foods and Nutri
tion, Core and use of -electrical
Applianc s; Christmas Suggestions;
Chi1dre: ’s furniture and Toys;
Grass'go t iering in June lor bas
kets ar/ mats; Home Cc yard im
provement; Telephone system; were
among ire suggestions made, during
a dxscu; sion lead by Mae Stephen
son, Ik’ •; rict Home Demonstration
Agent, z activities to be con
sidere. :.j each of the local
clubs in making up their work pro
grams fcr the coming year.
Mrs. C, C. Huntley, Mrs. H.
Olson a 1 Jirs. Robt. His ley will
act as a committee to consider ar
rangements for noon lunches to'be
served “drin0 Farr.i Cc. Home V/eek.
Hr., Carl HiIson was appoint
ed to r present £be. Homemakers
Council at the Meetings of the
Health Council.
Mrs. L, C. Stock, chairman of
the local Red Cross organization,
discuss the Red Cross program!*'1
and appointed persons in each of
the yard ous sub-communities to act
asfsolicitors in the annual drive
for Red Cross membership.
Helen Johnson, Fife lie Health
Nurse, announced the plans for a
Tuberc""osis Clinic to be held in
November, and reported on the First
Aid Class being conducted in Civic
Center. She stated that a class
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' TH3 ITCHTILVESTERN LIFE AND
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iACCIDENT INSURANCE CO., v;ho is
|introducing an entirely new plan
;of investment insurance - - - -
("'THE LIVING CLAIM POLICY")
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jto the Territory of Alaska, wishes
jto announce the appointment of
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(Mrs. Emil Larsh and Mrs, Ivan
j'Jilson, as their representatives
in this district.
HOSPITAL.. NOTES
Among those discharged from
the hospital this week were ;I.rs.
Hellogg, Beatrice La Valley and
’Gilford '.ells of Anchorage.
Hr. ^-nd I.rs. Marry O’Donnell
have been presented with a baby
girl.
Harry Flood was admitted for
medical attention today,
Fred Erickson of Independence
was a blitted for observation and
has been discharged.
Flossie Evans of Sklutna is
receiving treatment for pneumonia.
Mrs. Vernon Jones is receiving
medical treatment.
George Vonne Jr. had the mis
fortune to loose a thumb while
bussing wood.
The.; Ladies Lid of the United
Protestant Church will their
Annual Bazaar at 3 o'clock on Sat
urday November! 15, followed by a
hot dinner - ( (LIE OP THOSE HOOD
OLD FASHIONED DINNERS.)
LET -THE PEARL V.1IITE LA'UNDRY
i To Your 'HASHING And IROHIUO, save
j your time for Sports, leisure
and fun.
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