BACK ON A VISIT
Friends of Bill Ising vqro sumrisqd to
meet him on tho streets of Palmer this
treok. Bill cone up ovor the Highway with
his son-in-law who hns employment in
Alaska
Bill gives a very good report of his fami
ly. Herbert is getting along wonderfully
well and is almost recovered from iris ill
ness. The rrjet of the family is in ex
cellent ha*tfkth and enjoying southern Cali
fornia sunshine.
Bill intends to do a littlo fishing boforc
he returns to California.
ORANGE AWARDED
Woo.
Tho Northland Pionoor Grnngo Fo. 1 just
recently received 3100. for the efforts
put forth a year ago in the Homo Bouuti
flent ion Contest. The Nasilla Gr'uigc No.
2 received an onard of 350* in this same
contest.
At this ucek's meeting, members voted to
offer a prize of $15.00 in a Home Beauti
fication* Contest rhich Tvould close at Fair
time. Those '-■resont rore in favor of
stressing the naming of Farms and display
ing the name of the farm at the entrance
to the farm hone so that there mould be
some identification in directing visitors
to the homes of Valley residents. T-,e name
need not be any other than the omcr's
name. Nembersfelt that the Grange should
continue to promote Home Beautification
in the Valley.I
Dll ham going to VALUEl
The poonle of the Valley arc very sorry.to
learn that Dr, Horn rill be leaving the
Valloy soon to go to Valdez to practice.
As there is an urgent neod for a doctor in
Valdez, Dr, Ham docidod to make tho trans
fer.
Dr, Han came to tho Valloy this last foil,
but has boon unable to find housing so that
ho could bring his family here, He under
stand that housing accommodations rcro of
fered him at Valdez.
NAIL REPORTED AT BUTTE
Yes- it does hail in Alaska and ro do have
thunder and lightning—not often of course,
but such phenomona arc not unknom to
Alaskans*
Cn Thursday afternoon of this reek tho
Valley experienced a typical mid-rostom
afternoon thunder shonor rhich ras also
acconpaniod by hail in some parts of tho
Valley, Frank Balogh reported hail in
the Butte area and there rorc other re
ports of hail to the north and rest of
Palmer.
1} INGLES
IN- VALLEY
Rev. nr.d Its. B.J. Single left for Fair
banks on Thursday of this reck following'
a four day conference at King's Lake this
rook. They rill return to the Valley a
gain on the 18th of this month to attend
a Young People's Conference at the Lako
which rill last through the 27th.
The Bingles r.iako their hone at College,
Alaska,
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FRUEDOI! is a nan at the lathe, or at the desk, doing the job he likes to
do, and sneaking up for himself.
It is a nan in the pulpit, or on the street corner, speaking his mind.
It is a man puttering in his garden in the evening, and sr/apping talk
rith his neighbor over the fence.
It is the unafraid faces of non and romcn and children at the beach on
Sunday, or looking out of the car rindors speeding along a four-lane high
way.
It is a man saying, ”Hordy, stranger,” rithout looking cautiously over
his shoulder.
It is the people of the country making up their orm minds.
It is a soprano singing the Star Spangled 3anncr off koy, and meaning
every rrord of it.
Frcodon is the air you breathe and the sreat you snoot.
It is all the things you night have done, and nil the things you rill
do if tho breaks arc right.
I'rcodom is you, and the 140 million people like you, rith your chins
up daring anybody to take it ar:ay from you.
Our §00DYE;.B BIKES arc going fast. Get your child one today!
’To have a couple of tractors and pickups left. Make your choice.
Bo sooing you at tho—
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