The frontiersman., 1954-06-10
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Mixing Bowl Club

l was held at our leaders home May g. We made plans for our tour in Anchorage and then May 27 left for Anchorage at 800. At the Anchorage Hotel we met our guide from the Chamber of Com merce, Mrs. Mantle who stayed with us all day. We went through several buildings of interest, in cludirg the post office and other civic buildings. We were inter viewed on Ruth Briggs radio pro- gram Woman to Woman" at 1000 and Audrey Davies televis- ion program Hostess House" at 200 We got a birds eye view of Anchorage from the very top of the Mckinley building. Just be- fore going home we went through the new high school and we felt so lucky to be out of school while they were still studying.
 We plan to have huge bake sale at three places, Koslosky's, Bert's Drug store, and the Trad ing Post, all on Saturday, June 12 to raise enough money to help nine girls who are eligible to go to the All Roundup at Fairbanks. We are going to bake at our leaders home the evenings of June 10 and H. We would like to give them S10 each so we hope to see everyone in Palmer buy something.
 JANE STEPHAN, reporter
 Butte Girls
 Our meeting was called to or der by our president, Rita Nelson on June 3.
 Our meeting was held at the home of Connie and Jeannine Thompson. Refreshments were served by the two Thompson girls.
 We worked on our projects, played games, sang songs, had refreshments and then went home.
 JOYCE RIPPY. reporter
 Sewers Paradise
 The newly formed Sewers Paradise All club met in the old Extension office with their new leader, Mrs. Harold Winegarner, on June l. The club decided to meet weekly on Wednesdays and project books were distributed by Mrs. Marylou Rideout.
 Officers were elected as fol- lows: Emmagene Reid, president; Susie Ondola, vice-president; Betty Schaefer, secretary; Shir- ley Justin, treasurer, Bridgie Wright, reporter, and Karen Cot trell, song leader.
 BETTY SCHAEFER, secretary
 Tractor Maintenance Club
 Seven All club members at tended an organization meeting of the Tractor Maintenance club on June 2 in the Extension Ser vice craft room. Jim Cottrell was elected president,
 Members of the new club will learn the care and operation of tractors under leadership of Cy Fahnestock of the Agricultural Experiment Station,
 Safety in the operation and maintenance of tractors will be demonstrated and discussed by the club at the next meeting, which will be held at the home of John Boyd on the Little Susit- na road on Tues, June Is. This will be an evening meeting and will begin at 7:30. All All mem bers and all boys and girls eligi- ] ble for membership are invited to attend.
 Other meetings of the club program are scheduled as follows: O Cleaning and Inspecting the Tractor, Valve service @ Servic- ing the Tractor Electrical System. (3) Periodic Servicing of Ther- mostat, Water Pump and Cooling System. (4) Periodic Servicing of the Air-Cleaning Equipment. (5) Fuel Conservation Practices. (6 fabrication of Transmission and Final Drive. CD Servicing and Adjusting the Steering Gear and Front Wheel Boring, and (8) Care of Rubber Tires.
 Other officers of the newly formed club are John Boyd, vice president and reporter, and Jack Devlin, secretary-treasurer.