AROUND TOWN
Mrs. Barbara Hamilton has been em
ployed by the Co-op to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Loretta Hensley.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gallant and fam
ily aro now occupying the Co-op
house loft vacant by the Prank Gag
nons, who have returned to their
farm to live.
Mrs. Bill Carlo Is here from An
chorage. She is visiting her folks
Mr. and Mrs. J.. Kepler of Matanuska.
Mrs. Vernon France has resigned
from her position at the local post
office. She has been replaced by
her sister, Mrs. Owen Moffitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Niemann and
small daughter are back in the Vall
ey after spending the v/inter out
side. They returned to Palmer to
sell their home here, before return
ing to Elgin. Illinois where they
will make their homo.
r—
Matt Onkka and Ted DeLand, both
of the Co-op Garage staff are leav
ing Saturday. They intend to go
■fishing.
COLONY DAY, 1951, con'td.
have their financial difficulties
the same as others, but they are
making homes for themselves and ed
ucating their children for future
service. In the long run, this is
the most important thing of all.
Money is difficult to acquire for
most of us, and it has an unpleas
ant habit of slipping out of our
hands at inappropriate moments, but
a piocc of land with a house on it
and a place to raise part of our
food requirements with some for
cash sale for our other needs, is
better than gold.
So, we greet Colony Day in I95I
with great hopes for tho future and
some pride for our past accomplish
ments •
C «R.R.
Bob. Crites, Palmer High School
coach is driving the milk delivery
truck for the creamery during his
summer vacation.
CO-CP WAREHOUSE
-BATHROOM FIXTURES —
—bath tubs—
lavatories-toilets
medicine cabinets
TILE BOARD--TILE BOARD TRIM
KITCHEN SINKS —
for built in cabinets-,..
KITCHEN SINKS —
with cabinets
---BARN SUPPLIES
drinking cups
stanchions
/
/
milk stools
—GARDEN TOOLS
P
- grass seed--lawn mowers
fertilizer—rakes-forks—shovels
hoes
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