CC-CP HAPPENINGS
Don P^atIcs end Dill Smith are busy
getting their spuds out of the
ground this week. Claude Scranton
has been employed to relieve Parks
at the Power House, but Bill’s work
has to be shared by the three on
shift, iffrank Gagnon and Oscar Bey
lund are the other two on duty.
Darrell Prank and Darrell Jr. are
planning a trip to the States durii
the=month of October. They are
driving out with Wallace-Niemann.
Darrell says that he plans to visit
his folks in Michigan and friends
across the country. They are leav
ing this-weekend and will be away
for a month. Luring'his absence;
A1 Brooks will be in charge at the
Varehouse. He will be assisted by
Rex Hardage.
John Leslie Ray is a bachelor this
week as Heien and their young son,
Larry, are visiting Helen's father,
Lawrence Arndt, and her grandmother
Mrs. Arndt, at Seward.
Mrs. George Black has returned from
her trip to the states. George drov
to Valds to meet his family and
brought them back to the Valley by
car from there.
James Hilson, General Manager of th
MVFGA, and Carl Rasmussen, Secre
tary" of the association, spent all
day ’.'ednesaay of this week in Anch
orage on business.
Allyn hilson,son of Mr.and Mrs. J.
H.h'ilson, celebrated his 9th birth
day on Thursday of this week with a
party after school at which he en
tertained a group of his boy'- friend,
in his home. Games were played
aftor which his mother served Ice
Cream and cake.,_
THIS' MODERN AGE
Visitor (in plant): "Look e.t that
youngster, the one with the cropped
nair, the cigaret, and the trousers
on. It’s hard to tell whether it's a
Doy or girl."
Worker: 'She's a girl and she's my
daughter."
Visitor: My dear sir, do forgive me,
I "ould never have been so out spok
en if I had known you were her
i * c t i o i* # * ®
Worker: "I'm not her father, I'm hei
mother."
Irritated Customer: "I see you have
e notice,'We aim to please.'"
Manager: 'Yes, that's our motto."'
e. V-,omer: "Well, you ought to take
a little time off for target prac
tice. "
ATOnUSKfi VPLLty tIORDEnS
V \ f
POT JED PLANTS
CUT FLOWERS %
Maud Hosier
MARY WITT
CALL 6-Y-3
Clothes that are
CLEANED L PRESSED
regularly
last longer.
PICK-LIP C DE11VF RV
S E R VI CF
in Palmer & Uasilla
OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK •
Ilondays thru Fridays.
; CO'OP POPULAR
Cont. from. p. 2
! in natural resources, m which the
: Govorncntn owns no loss then eighty
i per cent .of the public donein.
i
, "In the face of all those sad state
! of public affairs, the question at
I issue raised in the minds of the
! people is: ’.hat is the most feasible
I solution to those problems? And in
! the light of experience and obsor
! vat ion, our ready answer would bo
the ’Cooperative System of Economy'
because it is a matter of public in
terest that the some system has boon
sucessful in many countries through
government sponsorship and super
vision.”
A farmer who was asked by a TJ.3.P.,*:
agent what -time ho went to work •? :
the morning replied: "Son, I do1" b
go to work. I’m surrounded with it
when I get up.”
DG OilOKI ST •
"Jim, just why haven’t you over mar
ried?"
"I’ve never met a girl who already
had a mink coat and her appendix
out. ”