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Returning to school, mostly upper
classmen, ares Betty Blunck, Ray
DePriest, Charlos and Stanley Hoff
man, Jame3 Carson, and Miles Hyland
to the University of Alaska. To
Oregon State: Jerry and Dick Bran
ton and Edward Cope. To Wayland
College in Texas: Leonard Kriso.
To Willamette, Don Irwin,Jr. for
his Senior year. Roger Woods, at
the Universitv of Arizona; Don Din
klo to tho University of Minnesota;
Don Hutchinson, at the University
of Idaho, Lavon Roetman to San Luis
College in Cal.; and fiob Graham,Jal
nar and Esther Korttula and .George
Carter leave shortly for the U.cfWr.
From the last year's graduating
class of PHS nearly 35 percent are
entering colleges. Joyce Hardagc
and Stanley Johnson are off for the
University of Alaska; Paul Barry to
tho Univcrsity of Washington; Edisor
Thuma and Bill Wade to Park College
in Missouri; Stan Zaborac to Bomid
gi State Teachers' College in Minn.
Irvin Bentti will go to Ricks Col
lege in Idaho, and Rose Miller to
the University of Idaho. Rcbort
Harris will enroll in Colorado AAM;
and California's Leland Stanford is
che choice of Harvey Hiber.
RUPTIflLS
Mrs. Saima Kindgren and Wilhilm
I sing repeated their vows before
more than 'yO guests assembled at
the Lutheran Church about four o'
clock last Sunday. The Rev. Joseph
Frcnz officiated at the ceremony.
Mrs- Clay Pruitt and Emil Kircher
attended the couple.
A reception in the church base
ment followed the marriage rites.
m e n hrs pew mpnoGER
C.A.Brewer has taken over duties
as new MEA Manager. He’s a grad
uate of Washington State University
with the class of 1932 and, before
coning to Palmer, was employed by |
the Citizen's Utilities Co. in Deer
Park, Wash.
Ho and his family drove up ever
the highway and are enthusiastic
about the Valley. Already they have
tasted moose steak and have found
the vegetables as good or better '.
than the ones they had back home.
Two of the Brewer children, Oli
ver, 16, a highschool junior; and
Margaret, 6, a first-grader, are
nov/ enrolled in the Palmer school.
Four-yoar-old Donald will have to
wait a couple of years.
Mr. Brev/er announced, regarding
construction work in progress in
the Valley, that clearing began Lastj
week in the -Lake Lucille area. It
"is hoped that tho lino will be in
boforo v/inter. The Joncsvillo lino,
hold up because of supplies shortago,
will be completed soon.
Linns LEAVE VDLLEy
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Linn plan to
leave the Valley next Monday for an
extended trip which will include vi
sits with relatives in Kansas and
Calgary, alberta. Mr. Linn has been
in poor health for tho past year,an 1
hopes that a vacation from the de
mands of his dairy farm will haston
recovery.
The Linns plan to return when the
2-year lease of t heir farm to the
Pat Murphys is up. However the re
turn to dairying will depend on
Frank's health. Allan Linn will
remain at Fort Richardson, and Mary
ann hopes to continue as secretary
at the Matanuska Experiment Station.
WlliS Tf?0PHy
On tho basis of this years' club
activities; completed projects; num
ber of club members who went to i|-H
camp, number of club members who
participated in Fair activities, num
ber of times parents of club members
have told of values their daughter or
son have received from his or her ip—I.
Clyb-with all of these considera
tions in mind the trophy should re
main with the Mixing cowl ip—H Club.
The club is under the leadership of
Mrs. Mary Cullison and Mrs. Henning
Blunck. Congratulations, Mixing Bowl
Club. Another year a winner, and the
trophy is yours for keeps!
EVEflinG CRAFT CLUB
The EVENING CRAFT Club met at 8:00
p.m. Monday, September 10th, at Mrs.
Olavia Roetman's.
Nov/ officers wore elected, as fol
lows :
Mrs. Ben Hndgins
Mrs. Gon Moffitt
Mrs. Dorthy nnderson
Mrs. Helen Crites
A business meeting was conducted,
followod by refreshments.
President:
Vice Pros:
Soc-Troas:
Reporter:
BRIX SUB-DIVISION
LOTS FOR SALE
See C.C. Brix
HOUSE FOR RENT
Located in Palmer
see: A.F.Martin at Co-op TradingPost
List your property sale with M.D.
Snodgrass for quick sales. Office
in home on Lower Daily Hill Street
West of the Lumber Yard.
WANTED: One Warehouse Man and one
Helper at the Trading Post.