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NEW ARRIVALS
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rice of Pfelmer an
nounce the birth of a son on June 24. The
new arrival weighed 7 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strong of Palmer are
the proud parents of a daughter born on
June 25th and weighing 6 lb. and 4 02.
The little miss is the flr~t child of the
eounle and rise the first grandchild of
Mi', and Mrs. Don Farks. 1 The ;'zr ndparenti
are doing fine.)
bears are ungrateful
GUESTS
Wa understand that Mr. L.P. Rorrlson
doesn't like hobnobbing witfr bears. It
seems according to stories that we have
picked up from several different sources,
that while Mr. Rorrlson and Mr. Ed Ueeck
were at Colorado doing some maintenance
work on a road, that Mr. Rorrlson sat down
near a creek to eat his lunch. The brush
was fully 20 feet from where he sat and
he had no idea that it harbored a mother
bear and her cubs. On the otherhr.nd, the
bear bear evidently hadn't plckd up Mr.
Rorrlson's scent or she wouldn't have been
there either. But she was, and Mr. Rorri
son's lunch wa3 a bit tempting, '.,'hile Mr.
Rorrlson stepped down to the waters edge,
Mrs. Bear decided to see If the lunch was
as good as Mr. F.orrison seemed to think
It was, and when Mr. Rorrlson turned a
round, therd she was. To make matters
worse the gun was right beside the lunch.
So—we understand thr. t Mr. Rorrlson's
feet took wings and he made for the oppos
ite side of the creek, but not too soon
for Mamnr. bear who managed to sink her
claws Into his departing figure to the
extent that he needed first ale treatment
before returning to his work that after
noon.
Now Mrs. 3ear should have been happy with
the lunch all to herself, but she wasn't.
She gave It a swat and sent it flying a
cross the creek too. When she departed,
Mr. Rorrlson returned and, retrieved his
gun. Mr. Rorrlson has decided that bears
are rather ungrateful luncheon guests*
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
349 votes were cast at the Palmer Drug
Store this last week for the Valley babies
who hRd been entered In the contest.There
were 36 contestants.
Prize winners as announced by the Palmer
Drug this week were:
Dale Yohn, daughter of Lr. and Mrs.Everett
Yohn, who took first place and won $25.In
baby merchandise, and a framed photo.
Tamara Trover, daughter of Hr. and Mrs.
Roland Grover, who took second place and
won $10. In merchandise.
Tommy Lepak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Lepak, who took third place and won £5 In
merchandise.
The winners were all close. Hunner up for
fourth place was Dennis Janes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. 3ernle 3ouwens.
SON FOR WALLACES
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth '.7allace of Sutton
announce the birth ci‘ a son on June 26th.
The little feY-i.w weighed 8 pounds,
Spend the FOURTH at VFW Picnic.