E. W. RECTCR RETURNING AS
ASSISTANT MANAGER '
Word has bfen received that
Edris William Rector has received
occupational deferment to assume
the position of Assistant Manager
of the Co-operatin^ Association.
Nr. Rector was formerly an
auditor for the Northw est Coopera
tive and Service Association, in
which cpDccity he audited the. bo-'le
of- tl e Association last winter.
At‘ that ti^e he was contacted with
reference to returning, and nopli
cati^n was made to the Aurora,
Illinois, Draft Board. This appli
cati n was without result, but the
s°c^nd replication resulted in his
re class iflceti n.
• Aft°r graduating in accountancy
from Kansas State College in 1934,
Nr. Rector has made a special
study of c^"pcirativos, and has
been associated with, them ever
since. Hc is married and has two
children. They will lerve their
hme in Wrlip Walla, Wnsh^n0t''n
for Alaska in the early part of
Julv.
E/.VIL KEPLER IN NAVY
Eavid Kepler joiner* the Navy
in April and is located at the
Unite'-1 States Neva 1 Training Sta
tion In Great Lekes, Illinois* He
soys he likes it very much, but
sine he hasn’t worn a uniform yet
he doesn't fe*l much like a Sailor,
NOTICE
The Recrectin Center is in
the market for washed light feed
sacks suitable. ..for. conversion into
towels.
NOTICE
PURGEAST. 5/ V'rTGS MTHPHIS
Purcbc.se . Savings Dcvidcnd-s ere
computer1 fromr your sales slip. Help
yourself by helping your clerk re
member to write your Purcbrse Sav4,
ing Number on each and every sales
slips.
GRANGE NTV/S
The regular Grange ner ting was
bold May 25, attendance was not as
it should have been, mostly due to
the rush of spring work.
The National Grange announr 3
that the annual essay contest w’ 11
be held. again this summer. Me ml rs
of the Grange..between 14 and 18 ”e
eligible and the winner of this
prize will receive a $100 w? r b id
'and n trip to the National GranL
convention with r.1-1 expences p* 'A.
Thra winner cf this prize here in
the Valley will be ^.iven r $10
prize, second $5, and third $2.50.
The title of the essay is "The Val
ue of Good Roads to Grange Forms."
A committee, was appointed to
investigate .thr reasons for the de
lrgy in the completion of the lr.nd
lnt field In nalmer« Many reasons
were given why this field is such
a necessity to our community, hveyj
little'Indian village in Alaska has
a landin^ field of its own and many
emergencies have proven that Palmer
is very m\ach in need of a field of
its own.
A telephone committee has been
investigating the possibility of
telephones for the Valley. A very
favorable, report was given and one
add it i one 1. .member was put on that
committee due to previous experl ict
alonc that line.
On June 8 52 new members v'11
be initiated into tbe Grange.
BUY A BONE THIS PaYIaYU