When an individual affliliates v/ith a
cooperative, church or fraternal organiza
tion, he expects to rcap a reward; but to
do so he must participate and assumo res
ponsibility, thereby making a contribution
to the good of the rholo.*
'Harry J. Boom ink
General’ Khnagpr, Washington Co-operative
Ib.rmcrs Association,
BUILDING MATERIALS
AT . THE
Ketchikan
SRjmci Mlljj
MATANUSKA ' ROAD
SOUTH Of' PALMER
JOHN REED--GEN. MG IT
ENTERTAINED. AT.7DINNER
Hr. and Mrs. Harold Rico entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening in the Palmer
Fountain and Cafe the following guests-l
Director M, L, Wilson of Washington D.C.;
Director and Mrs. Oldroyd of Fairbanks,
Mrs. Lydia' Fohn-Hansen, Miss Margaret
Martin,'Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Balloun,'Hr.
and Mrs,' E.E, Harriss, Dr. and Mrs, Z.M.
Finoman, Mr, and Mrs. Don L* Irwin.
ONE QUONSET HUT BEHTG SET UP
During this last week end ono quonsot hut
was set up in back of the former Aklostad
house now being converted into a Temporary
Hospital. There"is still much more work
to be done on it.
Several have boon helping move things into
tho Hospital and get "it ready for occupancy*
If anyone has time to help, get in touch
with Mrs. Juno Barker or Ruth Havcnor.
RESTRICTIONS LIFTED SATURDAY 17th
The former restriction thc.t had been in
offset for about 10 days in Palmer were
lifted last Saturday miming. If moro casos
should develop.however, the restrictions
might bo put into effect again.
MARY ANN KAISER FEATURED ON JULY COVER
of MINING and METALLURGY
Mrs, Dale Sandvik, nee Mr.ry Ann Kaiser of
College, Alaska, is Cover Girl for the July
issue of'.Mining and Metallurgy, trado pub
Lication. Mrs. Sandvik is posed in winter
garb.with a husky dog. The picture was
tantn when she was queen contcs
Valley
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