Sec* 3l+*66 P.L; and R,
. U.S. POSTAGE
-1^ PAID
PALMER* ALASKA
PERMIT NO; 3
mOTRnUSKR VniLEy FflRmERS' CO-OPERRTirib RSSTl.
Vol« 111_Palmer* Alaska, ’_November 25. 1951 No. L.R
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p A BOY'S l HANKSC-! VING
..For eyes whereby I clearly see
The many lovely things there be;
For lungs to breathe the morning air
For nose to smell its fragrance rare;
For tongue to taste the fruits that grow
For birds that sing and flowers that blow;
For sun and moon and stars in heaven
Whose gracious light is freely given;
The winds that sing as they rush by
The clouds that race across the sky....
..The she Iter.of the shady woods
Where I may spend my lonely moods;
The gabled house that is my home
■The garden where I love to roam*
And_bless my parents every day
Though they be very far away.
Take Thou my thanks, 0 God above
For all these tokens of Thy love.
And v/hen I am a man, do Thou
Make me as grateful then, as now.
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By. . . .
Richard Molesworth Dennis