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Live for sonething, have r. purpose,
i.nd that purpose have In view;
Drifting like a nelnless vessel,
Thou const ne'er to life be true.
Half the wrecks that strew life's ocean,
If a. as star hr.r' been their guide,
Might have now been sailing safely—
But they drifted with the tide.
Tine past is gone, thou const not it
recall; >
Tlr.e is thou hast,,-improve th~t portion
. snail;
Time future is not and nay never be,
Tine present is the only time for thee.
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bond, Walter, the lest part of this month.
They plan to return to their hone In Ore
gon. /
IN THE CREAMERY
Walter Stark and Jin Baker have announced
thjlr Intentions to return to Oregon at
the end of this month. . Jin has
worked for the association for claofet two
years driving the Hatanuska Male milk
truck to «.nchor&ge. Walter has been em
ployed for the- past year In the Creamery.
No replacements have been named as yet.
VALLEY SETTLER
In the Valley Settler Office, Krs.Dorothy
Bell plans to leave for the States about
the middle of August. She will join her
daughter who has been in Minnesota for the
past year. Mrs. Bell will attend the
Golden "adding anniversary in September
of her parents who are still living on
the family farm In Minnesota. *'
REMODELING
The Creamery Department Is undergoing
some more remodeling to mak^ room for the
expansion of business. This week work
began to Increase the size of the sharp
freeze In which butter has been stored.
The coder In which eggs have been stored
is being converted into and added cn to
the sharp room. The eggs hr.ve beta moved
tc the b- senent to another cooler. Then
this work is completed two other coolers
will be combined in order to eliminate
doors which rill give mere wall space for
equipment In the creamery.
S 7 AT [HOOD
Senator Joseph C. O'Mah -n^y stated recent
ly in thw Senate of the United States
that statehood for both Hawaii and Alaska
are of a.re than ordinary importance in
the light cf far Eastern developments. He
noted that Alaska is only 3500 niles from
Korea an-' that Soviet Russia only recently
contend ' the Territory was' illegally
purchase'" fr* m the Imperial Russian govern
ment. Statehood for Hawaii, O'Mshcney
said, would ir. vo a tremendous strategic
impact in the whole Pacific area.
President Trunan said recently that it
shouldn't take the Senate more than ten
minutes to pass the statehood bills.
Senator Butler of Nebraska, who voted
against both bills in the Senate Caar.ittee
has introduced amendments to the Alaska
and Hawaii measures which seek tc strike
all the; language of both bills following
the enacting clauses an'3 substitute lang
uage providing for elective governors in
both territories.
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