'
HERE AND I HERE
Roland Snodorass, secretary of
the Palmer Mrport Association, who
was called to Vvashln^ton, D.C. to
attend a Senate 1nvestirat’on on
the Palmer Airport, returned to Pal
mer on the 2Sth.
Lorraine Aklestad has returned
to her job in the Tradin'"* Fost af
ter two weeks illness.
John Fetaja of Palmer and his
brother Jack .Fetaja, a fisherman on
Raspberry Island, met recently in
Anchorage for the first time in 23
years, although they have lived
within 200 miles of each other
since 1951* They flew south to vis
it their father who was ill in Se
attle. The father hadn't seen Jack
for 27 years.
Mrs. Florence Punlap and Mrs. W.
Overton are temporarily employed at
the Tradin'* Fost, and Mrs. C. Mielke
is on the sick list this week.
CO-OP
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Following is a list of meetings
of the Homemaker's Clubs for the
month of February:
Feb.l Wasilla (place indefinite) *
Feb.6 lalmasilla Mrs. Laughlin
Feb.8 Butte * Mary Kings
Feb.8 Chugiak Community Bldr.
Feb.12 Cheechako Evelyn Bush
Feb.13 Knik (place indefinite)
Feb.13 Sourdough Victor Falk Sr.
Feb. 13 Evening Craft Emma Fogg
Feb.14 12:30 Mrs. DePriest
Feb.IB Riverbend Mrs. A. Moffitt
Feb.20 Glacier View Mrs. Estelle
The Matanuska Valley Breeder's
Association will hold their regular
meeting Tuesday evening Feb. 6 at
8:00 p.m. in the Co-op. Club room.
Election of officers is scheduled
for this meeting, two appropriate
novies will be shown and plans for
the program for the ensuing year
will be discussed.
The Territorial office has sent
out questionalres concerning the
acquiring of pure seed cereals
namely, Edda barley and Golden Rain
o°ts for planting this season.
Phese questionalres should be re
turned to Colie-e at vour earliest
convenience as the information con
tained therein will specify who
aets the pure seed and how much.
The Homemaker's Council will hold
their regular meeting Monday Feb«5>
at 10:?0 a.m. in the Craft Room.
Flans for Farm and Home Institute
will be discussed. Miss Florence
Eby will discuss plans for nurses
aid.
SURPRISE PARTS
A neiehbor-hood surprise party
eet together was held at the Nor
bert. Sv/oboda home south of Faimer
last Saturday eveninr. Mr. and
Mrs. DePrIest, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey
and Mr. and Mrs. Fauer all called
on the Swoboda's. A pleasant even
ing was spent viewinn home movies
and eatinr the lovely refreshments
which were brought by the auests.
LEonfii?!i mo
EDS
The Leonard Moffitt farm home
was the scene of a weddinc; last Fri
day evenina, January 26th., when
Kit. O'Donnell, daughter of Mrs. V.
Ratliff, became the wife of Leonard
Moffitt.