A mother who had a daughter employed in
defenso work in Washington wroto to ask
her just what she was doing. The reply
fellows:
"I work in the datn-analysis group of tho
aptitude-test sub-unit of the worker
analysis section of the division of occu
pational analysis end manning tables of '•
the bureau of labor utilization of tho
War Manpower Commission."
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CACHE YOUR
FOOD
THE i
MODERN WAYt
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77E NOU HAVE LOTS OF COLD I EATS
LOTS OF FRESH MEAT
BEEF PORK VEAL
ANYONE INTERESTED IN BUYING S.IALL BEEF
FOR STORAGE UT LOCKER MAY GET THEM HERE
COTTAGE CHEESE SAUCES PICKLES
HERE 6 .THERE.
Wo haoee a letter from Mr. Harold S, Eddy
in which he writes that ho is having a
real time in getting the burns about his
head healed. He has had five different
doctors, but he says that it appears to be
mending now. He thought for a’tirad that
it would be necessary to graft. Mr. Eddy
sends "Greetings and best wishes to all.
We sure do miss the good people in Palmer.
I would really like to come back."
Mr, Harold Rice, Assistant to the Director
of Extension Service, and Mr. Parker Lester,
District Agricultural Agent spent Wednesday
and Thursday of this wook in Anchorage.
Mr, Rico and family plan on returning to
Fairbanks the latter part of this week.
Pastor Merle Smith and 'family flew in
from Seattle in a 4-passougor Stinson
Voyager this past week. Pastor anith is
to be resident pastor for the Seventh Day
Adventist Church and Mrs, Snith will be
the teacher in the Church or Parochial
School which is being opened in the Seventh
Day Adventist Church,
.Five more teachers have arrived to take
up their duties in the Palmer School. They
arotMiss Peggy Elfson,first & socond i_ "
grades; Miss Mary Marsh, Fourth Grado;Miss
Joan Wall,Fifth Grade; Miss Bergio Alex
ander, Seventh grade; end Miss Jean
Dickson, High School English,
Mrs. Edna Garbers is not here 6s yet and
there is still no Shop teacher.
THE ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION
INVITATION TO IBID
TEE ALASKA. RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION, PALMER, ALASKA, WILL RECEIVE BIDS
NF- TO AND INCLUDING THE 20th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1946 at 1:30 P.M. ON THE FOLLOWING
DESCRIBED LAND AND BUILDINGS AND THEN PUBLICLY OPENED, TEN PERCENT (10$) OF THE
BID MUST ACCOMPANY THE SEALED BID AND THE BALANCE PAID IN CASH UPON ACCEPTANCE
OF THE BID. THE LAND AND THE BUILDINGS ARE LOCATED ON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
TRACT: BUILDINGS AND FIVE ACRES OF TRACT NO. Sc 75
S5&- SE)£, Section 9, Township‘17 N.
Range Two East of the S.M,
5-acres and the following naned buildings thereon:
Dwelling house Chicken House
Brooder House Well House
THE ALASKA RURAL REHABILITATION CORPORATION RESERVES HE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY OR
ALL BIDS. • *
Don L. Irwin, General Manager.