ccrr TC 13 TESTED ~"0R rA?TCS DISEASE
Cor testing rill be done starting ’"ednes
day, November TO and continuing until coin
oleted. "e hone to test every cor in the
Valley. Please do your part to make this
test IOC * copvnlete.
Eollo^ing are the names of farriers and
the dates on rhich their co^s rill be
tested.
Please Peep your core in the barn on this
date. rp- e testing mill be a big job and
there ’"ill be no time to chase corns a
roi’nd the farm. Ti.ank ’tm. 'Ifeere mill
be a small charre of 10 or 15 cents to
cove" antigen used.
o’rember 00
’’’ineal all, -er.tz, N*ibe", -cFville,
K-w-er, 'mlk, ■ Iton, Marsh, Nnodgrass,
Pi ■ errod.
Hw ember Pr
Arndt, ' t»"ry, Duff, France, --avemister,
I-^strom, Johnson, Monroe, Pearson,
'bvember 23
P tten, J. Perron, Mal-i+ers, Noberg,
L!nn, M--c-s, ^echtol, P'cO-'bney, T;,uma,
Cchible.
November 05
K. C'-rmbell, B'-oostrom, M-acker, ’. -on^s,
L-Rose, ^’irtenon.
November "6
K-mron, Per tula; L-r\tz, r'bf^itt, Roberts,
Stenhan, ^amer, Loss in:, J. nerry,
Ouarnstrom.
November °7
A. Johnson, MoNeese, T. Uoffitt, Nodson,
Monaghan, '"erner.
TTovember 00
Bruckbaur, Corson, Church, Penry, Dinkel,
Oershmal, Johan Johnson, Jensen, Kiem,
0. Nelson.
t November 29
Bailey, Benson, Beylund, Eckert, Oilnore,
Hoffman, ”T. Marsh, McAllister, T.A. Snith,
A. P. R. C.
' November 30
Oro"1, ^are, Miller, Swaboda, Kiinepier,
Cornel iu15, Hircber & Mi nek, McCoularh.
December ?
Buapy, Boise, Johnny Johnson, McHenry,
Ohnsbp'H, "arden, Vickyarious, T.J. Wilso
December 3
F. Clark, Vasonoja, Sheelv, J. Cope,
Bouwens, Ubert, Rassmusen.
December 4
Dei ss, Dras’seth, Foster, Huntley, Isinm,
Continued at ton of page
Kindgren, Lee; Marshall, Pfie ' . hjllrvan,
Venne, Wilson, Caulkins.
December 5'
- G. Campbell, C. Erickson, Jce Dimmer,
Higginbotham, Hoskins, C, 0. • Cvvtley,
Jacobson, Lake, Kurtz, Loyer, Muohan, •
Meier, Onkka, Poore.
December 6
Sandvik, McKeehnie, Bergen, Nelson, Smith,
Parks, Arche , Cope, Stineberger, Ells
worth , Dreghorn.
HOME DEMONSTRATION COUNCIL MEETING
The Home Demonstration Council for the
Matanuska Valley net Monday, November 11,
at the Community Protestant Church with
an attendance of about 50 interested *'oiss
makers. Important phases of • ,v taker, up
were: Program of work for 194-1 , Cxct~ ir •
school and handicraft meetinr,-., Barm and
Home ^eek, and Improvement and ' ' ep or"
^omen’s Lounge.
Miss Dorothy Pitney gave a talk on Health.
Council officers elected for 19**1 v ere:
Hresident-Mrs. Charles Swoboda, V. Pre
sident-Mrs, Harold Thumn, Secret- ry-Mrs.
^illiam Hoskin. Treasurer-Mrs. T. Newville.
Hetirinr officers werc: President-’rs.
Howard Pstelle, V. ’’r e s i d ent-Mr°. C.V.
King, Secretary-i'r~. ^°n» Jr^in, Traa
surer-Mrs. Arthur Benner.
The Homemakers and 4-H clubs presented
Miss Zimmerman with a beautiful leather
fitted Traveling Hag.
The next meeting of the Council ’"ill be
on Monday, January 6, 1941 at the Com
munity "rotestant Church.
Miss Zirarorman r,as hortva to t: c louseil
nembo* s at the Hotanuska Valley Hodge.
41 members and visitors were present.
Mrs. Clinton Johnson rill take c^re
smell children durinv the clothing school
nfe bO>f a day if the mothers wil' leave
them at her home.
The clothing School for the Matanuska
Valley will be from November IP to £3.
Club representatives planning to attend
those meetings should be at the demon's
lounge promptly at 10J00 A.H. Monday .