Homemaker's Council, Project
Leaders, Meet Monday At
Extension Office
The Homemaker’s Council will
meet in the Extension Office at
lfkSO next Monday morning, Miss
Mary Lou Lashbrook, home dem
onstration agent, reminded today.
The morning council meeting will
be followed by a meeting of proj
ect leaders at two o’clock that
afternoon. That meeting also will
be held in the Extension Office.
FWS Agent Here for Dental Work
L. C. “Slim” Bragg, enforce
ment agent with the Fish and
Wildlife Service at McGrath, is
in Palmer this week. Mr. Bragg
is undergoing dental treatment
here, and expects to remain in
Pblmer for at least another week.
SCHOOL HOURS ANNOUNCED
Until July 1, the office of Pal
mer School will be open from 9
a.m. until noon, and from one to
four p.m., superintendent William
T. Zanradnicek announced today.
The office will not be open on
Saturday.
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4-H Club news this week, as
reported by club reporters:
4-H Clover Club
By Ethel Smith
The 4-H Clover Club, baking
club led by Mrs. Ola Grafton,
held their first meeting at the
home of their leader recently.
They elected these officers:
Colleen Teeland, president;
Jimmy Hilburn, vice-president;
Annetta Sawby, secretary-treas
urer; Reta Nichols, song leader; |
Ethel Smith, reporter.
Other members of the club are:
Doris Hilliard, Edna Hilliard,
Allayne Nelson, Gloria Fritzler,
Gerald Sorensen, Ronald Fowler,
Chahmaine Sawby and Carol Hil
burn.
The club’s next meeting will be
on June 14.
Little Beavers Club
By Sally Hermon
The name we selected for our
club is Little Beavers. We have
four new members—Karen Akle
stad, Glennie Combs, Joanne Nie
mann and Jill Cope.
At our last meeting, Mary
Louise Moore gave a demonstra
tion in measuring and our leader,
Mrs. Eloise Swoboda, gave a dem
onstration in straightening ma
terials and a knot demonstration.
We also put on plays. Mary
Louise Moore served refresh
ments.
Our next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Swoboda’s on June 14 at
1:30 p.m.
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The Farming Bakers
By Billy Wimmer
The Farming Bakers met at the
home of Mrs. Howard Estelle on
Friday, May 19. The meeting was
called to order by president Larry
Bentti.
In the old business taken up,
it was decided that the club’s
name was to be Farming Bakers.
During the rest of the meeting
we talked about farming, baking,
soils and irrigation.
The next meeting is to be held
today, at Mrs. Estelle’s.
Helpful Fingers Club
Nita Devlin, reporter
The Helpful Fingers 4-H Club
was organized at the Valley'
Christian Children’s Home on
Monday, May 22. Eight girls are 1
enrolled in baking and three in
se\ving.
Officers of the club are
Pauline Smith, president; Mary
Yanovis, vice-president; Annie
Smith, secretary-treasurer; Nita
Devlin, reporter; Agnes Fredrick
son, song leader.
The club will meet on the first
and third Wednesdays of each
month. Mrs. Chet Burden and
Mrs. H. Ulrich of Knik are the
leaders.
Mixing Bowl 4-H Club
By Jean Onkka
The second meeting of the Mix
ing Bowl Club was opened by
Judy Hurley. Jean Onkka joined
the club and took Joanne Nie
mann’s place as club reporter.
It w'as decided that all club
meetings will be adjourned
promptly at 4:30 p.m. The girls
will serve the finished products
of their demonstrations for lunch.
The program for yesterday’s
meeting was a demonstration of
personal grooming before baking
by Leona Lucas, a demonstration
on preparing to bake by LeeAnn
Hoffman and a demonstration on
how to make drop cookies by
Garla Driggars and Darlene Bra
ger. Carla Driggars played a
violin solo.
Spoons and Spools Club
By Jhoanne Shreve
For our second meeting the
Spoons and Spools Club met at
Mrs. Duane Mohan's. We are sup
posed to get our pajama and
nightgown patterns for our next
meeting.
There are 12 members in our
club. They are:
Marilyn Dragseth, Angela Ed
tnunson. Dorothy Hoffman, Pat
ty La Walters, Jennetta Lindsey,
Donna McKeeknie, Anna Onkka.
Emmogene Reid, Neola Sandvik.
Jhoanne Shreve, Joyce Shreve,
and Roxanne Venne.
Club officers are:
Donna McKechnie, president;
Patty LaWalters, vice-president:
Dorothy Hoffman, secretary; Mar
ilyn Dragseth, treasurer; Jhoanne
Shreve, reporter; Angela Edmon
son and Neola Sandvik, song
leaders.
WORKSHOP IS CANCELLED
Regular Friday workshop ses
sions at the Extension Office have
been cancelled for the summer
months, Miss Lou Lashbrook an
nounced this week. She said she
expected to devote the major
portion of her time this summer
to 4-H Club work, and would
not resume the workshop until
after school opens next fall.
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Bathroom and Kitchen Fittings
Recessed Soap Dishes Towel Bars
MAC'S PLUMBING & HEATING
(Located in the Basement of the Ward Bldg.)
R0N-DA-V00 CAFE
But why not give her a
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to dinner occasionally?
You'll both enjoy our
tasty, well - seasoned
meals.
Home-Made Pies
and Cakes
Short Orders
Steaks Chops
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Palmer, Alaska
(Across from Grange Hall)
General Sheet Metal Work
Air Conditioning Furnaces
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