HERE 6 THERE
k Bimmi PAHTT FOn'LOtD'CAasON
On October 13th,' Mrs. C.L. Corson gave a
little party for hor snail son at her
hone. The kiddies had a-rondorful tLno',
end Loyd received a lot of lovely gifts.
Mrs. Carson docoratod the house in Kal
lore'on colors end hung dozens of balloons
from the ceiling. Later they rerc used as
favors for the children rho had lots of
fun playing rith-them,
Richard Go fritz helped rith the party and
helped servo the refreshments of IcoCream
and coke to the children. Instead of ono
large birthday cake, cup cakes roro usod
rith a candle in the center of each one,
Kool Aid rns also served.
Guests at the party rore:' Dolores Geitfit?
Jerry'Stock, Donna'Horton, Hoy Brock, Ruth
Henry, J.C. Harder, Mary and Vernon Noil
sen, Mnryln Dragsoth, Sheila Hagen, Joan
Ellen and Russell Onkka, Michael arid
Cheryl Ann Leo. and Richard Geiritz, Lief
and Noel Kopperud roro ill ahd could not
cone, but sent gifts.
AlEIilCAN LEGION POST NO. 15 elects new
OFFICER'S
Nct: Officers elected at the last Legion
meeting held 'last Thur
f ollous:
■ Ccnnejicler
First Vico Coramandor
Second Vice Commander
Chaplain
Adjutant
Finance Officor i •
Sgt. at Arms
day evening are as
E.E. Harriss
Ceno Finley
J.L. Ray . • ; -
Ed Uecck
Locn Fauric
Franc is'Henry
Harry Campbell
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS
At the last meeting of, tho Library Associ
ation held on Monday evening of this week,
officers were electod ns follows:
Frosidont
Vico Frosidont
Secretary
Treasurer
Trustoo 3 year tom _
Trustoo 1 year to roplaco Mr. Stanley
Brlloun mho resigned that. post..
Dr. Z.M. ifinenan
Stahloy Balloun
Mrs J Lari Grave s
Mr si , F^nonan
Mrs. Max; Sherrod
Harold'L. Thuna
Tho rep rt of the Library as giyoai by tho
Secretary shows a membership of a little
over 60. This means -that only 60 pooplo
are using the Library. *76'need more so
that me can buy more books. So far it ;
has been necessary to use a large part of
rur*funds getting the Library ready for
use.
",c have our Library nop—lot’ s U30 it’ so-'
that v:e can buy more of tho now books com
ing off the pross.
Palmer Bus
Schedules'
ANCHORAGE- GULKANA.
Loaves Anchorage
Tuesday—Thursday—Saturday 9:00 an
Leaves Gulkana
TTedncsdny—Friday—Sunday 9\00 on
Busses leaving TTHITEHORdE Friday
make co'nncct'fShs for ANCHORAGE at TOK.
Gulkana Busses make connections for
’.7KITEK0RSE
A!TCHO^GE-PAnrn-UA«;TT.T.A
loaves Anchorage daily (except Sunday)
10:00 a.in* -■ 6:00 p.m.
Leaves Palmdr daily
9:00 a.n. 5:00 p.mi
Loaves T7asilla for Palmer 2:30 p.m.
SUNDAY 3US 'loaves Anchorage for'palmer
9:00 a.n.; 6:00 p.m.
TICKETS: Palmer .Fountain & Cafe
Oharra: Bus Lines
VALLEY
" ELECTRIC
RESIDENCE WIRINGS
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES'^
NEXT TO KOSLOSKT* S
ANCHORAGE
-SAND ■ 6
A. WALDRON
FOR : ' ; - :
‘ ; CONCRETE
BUILD it with
GRAVEL
GEN MGR.
YOUR
NEEDS
CONCRETE"
Agridultural ^operation is a ncthoci if
doing business. ■ I41 agricultural cooper
ative association is a business organiza
tion, just as much so as the norc familiar
private enterprises. The fundamental
pharcotbristic of nr. agricultural C92per
ativc is that it as! operated,for the r.iutal
benefit of its ncribits as produccrs
not as stockholders1.