Batter and Dough Club
By Mary DeWitt
The Batter and Dough Club wai
organized June 6 at the Lazj
Mountain Children’s Home. I
consists of both boys and girls
Our officers are:
Vosella Hughes, president; Hel
«en Carroll, vice-president; Wen
dall Wilson, secretary-treasurer
Mary DeWitt, reporter; Carolin<
Jackson, song leader.
Miss Lashbrook helped us or
ganize our first meeting.
Unnamed Club
By Macar Galeshoff
There are eight members in ou
club. Our officers are:
Carol Pederson, president; Hel
en Carroll, vice-president; Vosell;
Hughes, secretary; Faye Nicolai
song leader.
We will meet on Mondays a
two o’clock. We haven’t decidec
on a name yet. Our leader is Mrs
Hubbard.
4-H Mountaineers
By Eleanor Hobson
We elected officers for our clul
at the June 6 meeting. They are
Rita Hubbard, president; Maca
Galeshoff, vice-president; Caro
Pederson, secretary - treasurer
Nicky Nicolai, song leader; El
eanor Hobson, reporter.
Our leader is Miss Margare
McElhinney.
We had our meeting in th
dining room of the Lazy Mountaii
Children’s Home. Miss Lashbrool
was with us for our first meeting
This is a gardening club and w
already have our gardens plant
ed. Our cauliflower and broccol
are transplanted and our radishe:
peas, onions and lettuce are u;
already.
Farming Bakers
By William Wimmer
The club was called to orde
by vice-president Don Boultei
Six members were present, an
one guest, Everett Johnson. Bob
by Estelle gave a muffin demon
stration. While he was gettin
ready, we told what we did ove
the weekend.
v After the demonstration, w
had time to make suggestions i
baking. While the muffins wer
baking, we talked about fertilh
ers. The muffins had a high scor<
They wrere very good.
Mixing Bowl Club
By Jean Onkka
The third meeting of the Mia
ing Bowl Club was held at th
home of Mrs. Henning Blunck o
June 1. We all sang 4-H Clove
and the Rose. We decided the
we would climb Lazy Mountai
at our next meeting. That mee1
ing will be held on June 15. Or
next regular meeting will b
July 6.
The program for that meetini
our fifth regular meeting, will b<
Demonstration—“How to Mab
Pot Holders,” by LeeAnn Hof
man.
Illustrated talk — “Machir
Stitching,” by Leona Lucas.
Demonstration — “Nut Bread
by Kit Johnson.
Demonstration—“How to Mab
Muffins,” by Jean Onkka an
"Waldine Lundberg.
4-H Creed by Darlene Brager
None of Week’s Fires
Prove lo Be Serious
Two fire alarms, neither result
ing in any property damage,
called out the equipment of the
Valley Volunteer Fire Association
j this week. The first routed fire
' .men from their beds early Sun
day morning, when turpentine ig
nited on a' stove in a small house
behind the Ron-Da-Voo. There
was no damage.
The second alarm came Mon
day evening, when a brush fire
appeared to be threatening the
> storage tanks of Union Oil in
r North Palmer. Firemen extin
t guished the blaze. Again there
■ was no damage.
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Oops — It Was All
A Big Mistake
i We regret to inform Valley
Frontiersmen readers that Jack
Maze did not win the footrace
for boys between the ages of 12
and 15 years, on Colony Day,
as last week's paper announced.
Mr. Maze did, in company
with James Wilson, Clarence
Bell and G. D. Shreves, work
i the night through in prepara
, tion for the Colony Day bar
becue. The work was super
t vised by J. L. Sullivan, chair
l man of the barbecue commit
tee.
The confused announcement
occurred when lines of type got
switched from the top to bottom
) of the story, in carrying it over
from the front page. Mr. Sulli
: van's credit line in the story
1 ended up a discard on the print
; shop floor, but we didn't do it
on purpose—honest.
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1 VISITS DAUGHTER HERE
* Mrs. B. E. Lee, mother of Mrs
x F. R. Sims of Palmer, arrived ir
, the Valley last week from Al
bany, Ore. Mrs. Lee plans tc
* make a prolonged visit here with
’ Dr. and Mrs. Sims.
National club emblem, slogar
’’ and motto by Judy Hurley.
5 At this meeting we will plar
our bake sale. We will use th<
proceeds'to buy 4-H T-shirts and
flags,
r
Kiwcnis Club Still Can't
Calculate Show Profits
At press - time, director Joe
Hudock of “Minstrels of 1950’’
still was uncertain of the exact
financial returns of the two-day
production. He said complete re
ports of ticket sales still were not
available. He estimated that the
show grossed between $800 and
$900.
Best figures on tickets sold for
both nights of the performance
indicates an audience of about
700 attended the show, Mr. Hud
ock said. He promised a complete
financial report for next week’s
paper.
TEEN-AGERS FISH.
PICNIC AT BIG LAKE
WASILLA — Several Wasilla
teen-agers enjoyed a picnic-fish
ing excursion to Big Lake last
Saturday. Some good-sized fish
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TEELAND'S
SHOPPING
CENTER
Wasilla
Groceries
Hardware
Clothing
“A Modern Store
Country Style”
ti ft)
i
For
Dining
For
Dancing
For
Refreshments
Fine Whiskies — Beers — Liqueurs
e
ALPINE INN
Mile 61, Glenn Highway
Phone 1 -J-31
Love must be grand—why else
would a girl marry her boss and
work for him the rest of her life
without salary?
Some men wonder how they
could live without women. We
don’t know ourselves—unless it
would be cheaper.
MINISTER'S WIFE IS ILL
Mrs. Victor Alfsen has been
SWITCHES LICENSE PLATE-5,
DRAWS $35 FINE
Berle Andler, who drove an
automobile carrying license plates
issued to another vehicle, was
fined $35 last week by U. S. Com
missioner Dorothy Saxton. The
violation took place on May 27.
i
confined to her home with the
flu this week.
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