AUTHOR STUDIES con'td.
ccpts. of the Constitu
tion., but strongly sug
gests the need for re
finements nnd improve
ments .
Loc S. Gardner was
born in Sparta, Michigan
He has been in Alaska
since I92J4.. He served
as U.S. Commissioner to
Aniak, Alaska, from
1935 to 1939* He says
of his book, "It should
bo an interesting study
for any thoughtful Amer
ican who hopes to leave
to his children the
same form of government
as was left to us by
•our Pounding Fathers."
NEWVILLE DIES con'td.
Graveside services
arc to be in charge of
the Northland Pioneer
Grange, of which New
villo was an active merr
her. Pallbearers will
be Loren McKcchnie,
Victor Falk Sr., William
Curtis, Harry Duff, VVm.
Casler and Chek Sand
vik.
Mr. Ncwvillc came to
the Valley in 1935 froip
Michigan, and has been
engaged in farming here
for the past 16 years.
He was, at the time of
his death, president of
the recently organized
Alaska Seed Growers for
this area.
Death followed swift
ly his first heart at
tack. Mr. Ncwvilie is
survived hy his widow,
Lila, his step-daughtcr:
Mrs. Dorothy Graham and
two grand-children,be
sides a son, William of
Benton Harbor, Michigan.
Mr. Nowvilie also has
three brothers, two of
which reside.in Michi
gan, and the other in
California•
Mr. Mcwville was six
ty years of .age at the
time of his. passing.
Orval Langhoff, son
Eob and a son-in-law,
returned to the Valley
on January 12, but left
again on January l^.Bob
was at ono time employ-1
erl at the Trading Post..
The family left early !
last spring for Montanaj
but finally settled in i
Oregon. |
Rox Ehrhart, son of
Mrs. Carl Rasmussen of
Falmcr, drove down from
Anchorage on Tuesday to
see how his mother had
weathered the recent
snow and high winds in
the Valley.
Ed. Barrett, night
watchman for the Co-op
is confined to his bed
this week with the flu.
Jim Stewart is work
ing part-time in the
Trading Post.
WEDDING HELLS RING
FOR LASHIlfiOOK
M a ry1o u Lashbrook,
homo extension agent
for this area, became
the bri de of L-rry Ride
out on Wednesday, Jan
uary 23. The marriage
took place in the Chapel
of the Fresbytorian
Church at Olympia, Wash
ington.
The couple first met
in Wrangell, ^laska,
having been introduced
by the Reverend Jack
son Webster, in his
church in Wrangell sev
eral years ago. They
had as their attendants
a couple whom they also
knew at Wrangell.
The Reverend Webster
officiated at the cere
mony.
Mr. Blue is again in
his office at the Ex
tension Service. Ho
and Mrs. Blue drQvo to
..neKorage on Wednesday,
where Mrs, ^lue entered
Frovidence Hospital.
Joe' Herraner was taken
to Valley Hospital on
Wednesday evening of
this week. He was in
jured durin.a snow re
moval operations a week
ago when the equipment
10 was using broke down.
ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH continued.
of such milk, lie said,
neither the Board of
Health nor the Health
Department is overlook
ing the value of safe
milk as a food. "Rather,
both arc av/arc that the
action need not deny
anyone the use of safe
milk because adequate
supplies of the safe
milk arc available from
sources that meet the
sanitation and other
standards of the Alaska
Milk regulations which
are those recommended by
the U.S, Public Health
Service and approved by
the Territorial legis
lature •"
Hex Kibbcc and Jack
Hemmor arrived early
Friday morning with the
trucks recently purchas
ed by the Co-.-p. They
left Palmer about the
middle of December for
the States,
His condition has stead
ily become worse during
the last few days, so
he was taken to the
Hospital where he can
have a thorough check
up .
BECOMES BHIDE con'td.
C.i*. Brower as the bride
on the arm of her fath
er, approached the altar
They wore preceded by
Mrs « J. Woiscnbergor,
sister of the bride,
who was the matron of
honor. The bridegroom
was attended by Stanley
Lowe, as bc3t man.
The University of
laska will offer a short
course in Mining to all
interested, persons in
the Matanuska Valley, it
was announced this week.
Scheduled to start, tho
evening of February I).,
the course will run 4.
weeks, with 20 class
nights# Tho meeting
place will be announced
at a later dato. Pre
school registration is
to bo conducted at tho
Extension Off. next week;