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The Alaskan Quilt that was baffled off by
the Riverbend Homemakers’ Club was won by
our new accountant, Mr, Mickelson. The
drawing took place in the Palmer Theatre
last Friday evening,
Mr, Mickelson was very pleased and says
that it was just what he needed. He had
plaftned on buying a blanket the following
day,but due to the winning of the quilt it
was unnecessary. So it seems that the’
quilt really wont to the right person.
The Quilt is a beautiful piece of work and
features Alaskan flowers and the Alaskan
flog. In spite of the fact'that Mr.
Miohaelson needed the quilt, we can’t help
but envy him his good luck. Maybe he’
carries a rabbit’s foot in his pocket.
UNION ORGANIZES IN PALMER
Palmer now has a Union organization which
is waiting-for its'charter before it be
comes full fledged. This first Union to
organize here is a Carpenter’s Union and
it has ds its first president, Mr, Guy
Hinkins; Vice'Prosident,Joe Loyer; Record
ing Secretary! Grant France; and Treasurer,
Charles Elton,
Honkers of the Carpenter’s Union arc re
minded of a meeting on’the 17th'at 8:00'
p.m. in the Moose Hall. July 17, 8:00 p.m.
Mrs. John Boss and daughter Anita,visited
Mr. and Mrs, Don Irwin from the Fourth to
Sunday, Mr. Boss come Sunddy and the family
made a trip up the Highway. Mrs! Boss will
be remembered as Innbelle Irwin.
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