EXTENSION SERVICE NEY/S.
All of tho 4-E Clubs in tho
Matanuska Valley will take onrt in
the 4-H Sunday Program tr bo given
in the Uniter'' Prntestent Chur 'b on
Sunday Evening, June 20, at eight
o'clock. The public is invited.
A special n etin0 v;as held for th .
older girls living near Palmer on '
June 10, to diSCU3S tho possabilitj'
of orgini*ing a club. Plans were
made fornnother meeting to be held
next Tuesday evening, June 24, at
eight ■'’clock in the USO room.
Mae Stephenson, District Home
Demonstration Agent, will give a
demonstration cn flower arrangement
rftcr which each girl will arrange
• b< quet. Every one attending is ;u ;
requested t~ bring a vase and some >
flowers.
reggy hens on an'1 Margaret Mullen
are on the recreation eemittee and
Jeanette Hemmer and Mary Marshall
on the refreshment cmitteee.
The tirls are also interested in
an .uting at Kings I.ake,;theref re
Dorothy Huntley ar/# B“hnle M '- re
were appointed to fine3 <'-ut ab >ut
the possibilities f learning life
saving.
P urteen attended the 4-H Leaders
Council meeting heir1 in the ’^ten
sion Office, Mn^ay ev^, June I4th,
Dr. Hoehn fcr.ve timely advice to be
f 11 woe', when one is f reed to liv<
in the open,- r many <*ays.
Plans were c'-mnleted f r the 4-H
Sunday Fr'trr.m, which will be given
by 4-H members an- leaders at the S
United Protestant Church. June 20th|
Mare Stephans n, District If'me • 1
Dem-nstrat} on Agent, noo'e a brief |
report '4-H camps, Rally Day, ||
Pair and achievemnt Day. Harry
.‘limner presided r.t the"meeting. The
xt meeting will be held July 12.
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Homemakers; Plan to attend the w'rk
anc* play picnic at Kings Lake,July
I2th. ..
The M. untcin View 4-K ^arv’en club
■net at the Prank linn hone June IS.
Donalr1 Linkel gave a talk on Cut
worm control, plans were na^e f r
, attending 4-H Sunday Services a nr1
i 4-H camp. The next meeting will be
- heir’ at the Jensen H-'me July 7.
The Palmer clothing girls, met at
the Merle Am’ers n h me June I8th.
The S^urr’ough Homemakers Club net
at the Lessing home June IT.
Plans were r’iscusser1 f r the blueV ’
berry picking tour t^' be hole1 later
this summer. Assisting In USO rrk
was discusser’.
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NOTICED
A l KING* TAXm
Ride in comfort in a car fully,
insurer’ and with a bended driver.
Ambulance -Service.
Stand, RON-LLS-VOO Cafe.
M £MWHi7£ LAUMDRY
, L,e4t .us*. vva,ch. your .clothes in the
~MOEOT ' SAtfl'LVftY* V&Y, WL E C./ HOYA
We call fer your bundle am’ will
return it to you.
WILLOW CK££k SW.£
WALT COOPLR, OWJRR
ROUND TRIP TO ANCHOR*-GR DAILY.
Leave Palmer- 9.00 A.M.
Leave Anch'roje 3.00 P.!i.
LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP
Vacation time again anc1 y> ur
hair must look right,if you
are going to enjoy a trip.
MODERN HAIRSTYLING at LOU’S.
WILL THE PERSON OR PERSONS PLEASE
RETURN TIIE KEYS THAT .'(ERE REMOVED
FROM MY Ci.R, THEY ARE USELESS TO
ANY ONE ELSE BUT IMPORTANT TO ME.
Signer1 CARL MEIR.
CABBAGE PLaNTS FOR SALE.
Harry Sears has several th us anc!
Copenhagen Market Cabbage plants
for sale at $ 2.00 per lmnSreH.
Plenty of time to plant yet.
Will deliver plants to Palmer.
EXTRUSION NEWS CONTINUED.
Dr.Hoehn £nve a most interesting
talk about his expierences in tin
Aeroplane accident, that recured
in Dec, 1941, when he and two othc
men went .J' wn in a plane In a trip
mn'-’e to n unsettled part i f the
Interior of Alaska from Fairbanks,
at the 4-K Loafers council neotln0
on June I4th. No ^nvc instructions
abc ut living under the conditions
to which they, we-re subject.’.
It has been demonstrate'’ that
pors' ns stranded in accidents of
this kind can live for a lonfe time