1.1 ig 1941 homemakers Council
members will entertain the 1942
members at the annual meeting Nov,
3 in the Ladies Lounge. The meet
ing will start at 10:50 A.M. Sug
gestions for the 1912 program of
work—that is, for the Homemakers
programs, council mooting, Farm
and Homo week, camps, tours and
fairs will be discussed.
The 1942 officers for the
Homemakers Clubs are: 'Vast 11a,Hrs.
Isaacs, Hrs. Martin Olson, and '
Hrs. Klcckonteger; Glacier View,
Hrs. V’m. • oekir.s, . rsk Gilliam
Bouvons, i ■ rs. V. Vckort; K1ver
bend, Hrs. Scrock, irs, bossing,
Hrs. Juarnstrom; Civic Center,'
Hrs. u. Frhart, Hrs, Patterson,
’Arc. C. Wilson, Butte, Hrs, Joe
Lentz, Hrs. Aandvik, Hrs, Jim
Hoeing; ’ourdough, Hrs, I. NcwviM.c,
Hrs, Harold I'ioore, Mrs. Hbcrt;
Fountain View, Hrs. Otto Nelson,
Hrs, Strickler, Mrs,Harold Dinkel;
Hilltop, Hrs, Hisley,’llrs.’Ware,
Hrs. Hiller; Spruce Grove, Hrs,
Ivan Wilson, Hrs. Caulkins, Mrs.
1, 0, Huntley,
IFE AND
t:ic northwestern t'
ACCIDENT IN3UEANCE CC., who is
iintroducing an entirely new plan
of investment insurance --
("THE LIVIFG CLAIR iCLICY")
to the Territory of Alaska, wishes
i
ito announce the so ointmnt of
i
wilson and
Er.ii 1
jLarsh, as their representatives
I
tin this district.
LET THE PEARL 7/HITE LAUNDRY
|do your washing and ironing,in the
IBASEIENT CF THE CREAMERY BUILDING.
National Defense has Drought
before the people of the nation
the need for better nutrition.
Therefore, the Extension Agents
and Public Health Nurse are con
ducting a food survey in the Mat
anusha Valley, to determine how
much of its own food supply it can
and does produce.
Only with the cooperation of
the members of the community can
this information be secured--in
formation th‘ t is of vital, im
portance for the better planning
of home production to assure- a
healthful and well balanced diet
for our fami 1.ier».
<iu ;stionnaireo have been dis
t ii.uted to a few neighborhoods
and 'will be mailed out d~ ortly
to the other homes in the Valley.
They are to be returned to the
Extension office as soon as pos
sible.
Hour prompt cooperation in
this community project will be’
greatly appreciated.
IT08.1 ITAL NOTES
YJilford hells of Anchorage, on
a hunting trip in the Valley suf
fered an attack of appendicitis,
operation was preformed in 1-aimer
hdspital.
Lee i. oore, of Independence
suffered a painful injury, when a
crank hit his face, necessitating
an operation.
Lrs. Ed O’Donnell of Anchor
age and Fred Erickson of Independ
ence were admitted this wee]: for
medical attention.
Jack Corey of Chickaloon was
a patient for a day or two.
' An ap endectomy was performed
for Beatrice LaValloy.
hick Padolan who has been re
ceiving treatment for eye infection
during the past three'months has
been discharged.
Allen Soosuk of Eklutna, a
medical patient was discharged on
the 29th.
Lirs. Harold Stephan has re
turned to'her home with the new
baby girl.