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FOODS
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’LOOTS OI-ZE PLA**0r? IF' - LOOTS O'3 AIR OIT
MEMBER 5 6 1HIVES OF
PALMER MOOSE VISIT
ANCHORAGE LjCC'E
Hast Saturday evening seme of the Palmer
Moose and their wives drove to Anchorage
to attend a meeting of the Legion of the
Moose and an Initiation. The meeting was
held in the Moose Club.
Three cars carried the following persons
from Palmer: ' ‘ '
Mr, L.C.Stock, Mr. and'Mrs. Jack Leek,Mr.
and Mrs. Tally Niemann, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moffitt, Art *
Stenberg, Mr. and Mrs. 'Tilliam Lents,Mr^
and Mrs. Eino Tirtanen, and Ralph Moore.
Fraise is useful—not in reminding us of
vhat we are, but of what we ought to be*
HERE 6 THERE
SELLING HOSPITAL STOCK'>
Mrs. Joe Lentz and T.^rs. Agnes Sandvik are
canvassing the Butte.area and all the ter
ritory east of the Matanuska'Bridge sell
ing Hospital shares of Stock. Several
other people have been designated to can-'
vass Palmer and other parts of the Valley.
To date we haven’t any reports as to the
success of the campaign, but we‘hope to
have-news along this line later.
ENROTJTE TO KANSAS CITY. '
Chester Steele, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Finis
Steele of Palmer, boarded a Northwest Air
liner for Minneapolis on Thursday of this
week. He will be transferred there to a
plane for Kansas City wh ere the Red Cross
will see that he is put'on the proper train
to the home town of Mrs.’Steele where lie
will be met by relatives. Chester is eight
years old.
PARKER LESTER HE''CRTS GOOD TRIP
Parker Lester just returned from a trip
through and over the Kenai Peninsula. He
reports that crops are behind due to the
lack <5f rain. He did not get to Anchor
Point, but flew over it and he said that
from the air there appears to be a good
deal of land cleared in that area. Reports
are that there are about 30 farmers living
there.
It was necessary, he said, to make a detour
around the smoke which hung over the pen
insula like a fog.
Everybody is fishing alogg the inlet he
said.
MARGARET MARTIN , Home Demonstration Agent,
will be in the Valley on Monday and Tues
day of next week.
VISIT BIG BROTHER
Mrs, Olive'Swift is visiting her brother,
Harry Rice, this summer.
MRS. D.F.TUCKER has arrived from the States
with her four children to join her husband
who was Depot Agent while Mr. Nelson was
in the Hospital.
MRS. C.L.NELSCN has returned from her trip
to the States.
VIS IT BIG BT KENAI
Miss Gloria Lepak and Jean Stephan are
visiting in Keaai at th6 home of Mrs.Vince
Stephan, aunt of Jean's, for a few days.
IRENE LEFAK took a few' days off from her
laundry worries to visit in Anchorage for
a few days last week.
Anytime you have money to burn, it's easy
to find a m&tch.