Mixing Bowl Club
By Jean Onkka
Seven girls were present at the
meeting last week to receive their
T-shirts. The meeting was opened
by vice-president Darlene Brager.
Several of the girls from the
Mixing Bowl Club are going to
camp this week.
Jean Onkka and Waldine Lund
foerg made muffins at this meet
ing. LeeAnn Hoffman made gin
gerbread. At the next meeting
Jean Smith is going to make gin
gerbread.
We had a visitor, Arlta Good
For Sale
6-rm. log house; modern
furnished; in North
Palmer, close in;
priced to’sell.
3-rm. modern with sun
porch; two - thirds
basement.
2 lots in business sec
tion; close-in. Terms.
Town Lots in Airport Ad
dition. Terms.
Lots on Tex Cobb Hill;
good location.
Choice Dairy Farms.
M. D. Snodgrass
Realtor
(Inquire ai Home Farm)
i
rich, last week.
The next club meeting will be
held Aug. 17.
Farming Bakers
By Billy Wimmer
Our club met at the hone of
Mrs. Estelle, our leader. Then
she and Miss Lashbrook took us
on a garden tour.
We visited the gardens of Larry
Trowbridge, Billy Wimmer, How
ard Esslinger, Larry and Billy
Bentti, Howard Estelle and Ade
lard Beylund.
Some of the members of our
club are planning to attend 4-H
camp at King’s Lake this week.
Girl is Born
To Richard Thompsons
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomp
son became the parents of a baby
daughter on July 29. The little
girl, born at the Valley Hospital,
is the first child for the couple.
She weighed six pounds, 14
ounces at birth.
Cc3f Club Members Told
To Begin Grooming
And Training Charges
Henry Bauer, dairyman’s rep
resentative named to plan the
dairy exhibit at the Matanuska
Valley Fair this year, today
urged Kiwanis Calf Club mem
bers to begin training their
charges at once. The appearance
and behavior of the calf may be
the deciding factor in selecting
a winner, he said.
“Brush your calf thoroughly
every day, and start training it
at once,” he urged.
Calves competing in the Kiwan
is class will be shown in a ring
and the animals must be halter
broken and trained to lead.
This is the first year this class
will be shown at the Matanuska
Valley Fair.
Coffey Insures Everything!
Remember?
Anchorage Outboard Motor Club
BOAT RACES
SUNDAY, AUGUST 6
1 P.M.
Wasilla Lake
Presented Under Auspices of Veterans
of Foreign Wars
Susitna Post 9365 at Wasilia
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These races presented through the co-operation
and contributions of the following Valley mer
chants:
Wasilla Cocktail
Lounge
Wiiliwaw Lodge
Hailea Lodge
Hartley Brothers
Motor Co.
Koslosky & Sons
Teeland's Shopping
Center
Green Acres Lodge
Wasilla Roadhouse
Matanuska Valley Sank
Kirk's Sales & Service
Palmer Drug. Store
Ketchikan Spruce Mills
Grasser's Hardware
Matanuska Valley
Farmer's
Co-Operating Assn.
Valley Grocery
DRUGGIST LEAVES
Mrs. Verna Comer, who has
seen the pharmacist at Palmer
Drug during the absence of Neal
Wright, left the Valley last Tues
ay to begin her return trip to her
lome in Denver, Colo. She plans j
a leisurely trip home through
Danada and the western states,;
with stops at Lake Louise and;
Yellowstone National Park. Mrs.!
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Briggs Hare Daughter
A little girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Briggs at Valley
Hospital on July 29. She scaled
six pounds, 15 ounces at birth.
Comer is accompanied by Mrs.
Ivy McClain, who came north
with her on her Alaskan vacation.
JUST ARRIVED
McCormick No. 75-P
Field Hay Chopper
and
No. 2 Ensilage and
Forage Blower
For This Machine
We are prepared to give field demon
strations to those interested in the per
formance of this machine. The Hay
Chopper will be set up and ready to
demonstrate within the next few days.
COMING
McCormick Thresher
With Self-Feeder, Wind Stacker
and Weigher
Co-op Garage
Palmer, Alaska
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Library Benefi
at the
Palmer Gymnasium -- August 12
Door Opens at 7 P. M. Auction Begins at 8 P. M.
BARGAINS FREE ADMISSION FUN
Sponsored by the Kiwants Club of Palmer
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