DON IRWIN GTTEST SIEAKFR
At r meeting of school natrons,
Februor. 10, In Was 111? , Mr. Irwin
wts tu nt sp'-ekur. In a 9;lev talk
t r wo ] 1 represented mv*i nee bo
touched n potential enter}-rises
r.nf p 'at-war possibilities of the
Valley. Listing several industries
c prbl f supp ->rt w re banking,
lumber4-£, fortili7er plant as wol!
ro; ext ns ion of agricultural possi
bilitis.
Y.’e m i ■ t, Mr. Irwin pointer5 out,
condir th- post war period and
plan s- *■ 1 sf act cry adjustment for
r turn1 .} s Idlers anr1 new ~ncs \-t c
d eid-" +- settle in the vicinity.
At t ■ b us 1 n e s.? nc- e 11 at p a rents
a i1 patrons discussed c ntributing
t th ipport of the Valley nurs-.a
c noln ’ with arportiening"'them
s Ives nc hundred dollars.
Games .and r. freshments were had
af t_ r ^1'e m- etiny.
FOR SALS
One itff. i JACK WITH BRIGGS oc STRATIQ
MOTOR, sec'EON > ARKS
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PALMER MEN'S CLUB"TO MEET
The newly f^rmeo* Men's Club of
Palmer will have Its thlrc1 meeting
Thursday evening., March 2, at tMght
[o'clock In the Unitec1 Kr> testart •
rChurch.
The snooker f r th evening' \ ill
be C rroral Michael Klein who is
[tho er’itor of the Ft. RichrrCs \
host pnp«r, the "Sourr’nu^h Sentinel*'.
ICpl. Klein is r Is well kn. wn I'rmn
ihis r j pear?.nces ov r KI!QD* cm the
I rograrr ’'Quotes".
All men of the. community ar cero’
1 ally invited to this me ;tinc. The
chrr,; e is HO cents,_
SHAMROCK BARBER SHOP
EARL IIECKER,
Jropri ot or
HAIR-CUTTING SHAVING
Your etr 'nrg’e Apprecia-t ’*
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