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(ccn't f r m pr.ge 2)
Congress and the Fopartmente of
our 0 vcr’iaOnt is the establish- \
r.icnt f s 'vnehr business prin
Lpl s. Cr 31 ting:, of Indi
viduals r^or csting advances r.nd 1
loan:; ar:« boing i.r ro carefully
examined anc repayment is expected
After travelling Iron no cc r.st
t' the other, stepping in Chicago
and in Nebraska, x an : ui\ th t
conditions ar about the sane in
the States as they have b .or. f >r
the past sovc'r-1 yo' rs and that
wo arc unusually veil ff.
I cm 100a for the Rod,White and
Blue •'n:1 with all its faults, 1
think th- Govornnent of the
IT IT ID CTAThO CF AHS3IGA is the
fine:t government in the world,
and# ef all the parts of this
groat country, Alaska holds cut
th be t onpcrtunitios, and the
Matanuska Volley the best in the
Territory for no, and I am sure
that if I had the power to show
you a picture of the Hatanuska
Valley ten yorrs from-now, it
v; ul ’ show one of the most pros
perous agricultural communities
under the flag."
BORED OP EDUCATION
Mr. and Hrs.Thiir.ia and son left
F 1. v r yost r . .y for Seattle,
From Seattle they will go to
K isas, where Hr. huma will
attend school this summer. Mrs.
Thuma wi11 visit with relatives
and son Edison is planning an
extended tour of the tcn-ccnt
st res. Farewell instructions
from friends In Palmer is; to
b- t .plenty of sv/pet corn and
watermelon^ for everybody and
remember to be on time for
school this fall.'
.Vella Single won first prize in
"the Poppy b oater contest. Dana
LoDuc and Marjorie Huseby won
second prize. The prizes were
pres .ntod by hrs.Horrieon Sat.
evening during the program.
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LOCALS
:oc Hemmer received a cracked
irrist, one day Inst week while
working with the heavy machinery.
To is unable to use hi3 -left
land.
District 6 will hold their r<jgu3r
ar monthly meeting at the home
of Kenneth Klinepier on the
evening of May 29.
Cigars are being passed around
in honor of the Blessed 7’vent
on Tract 27. (Note: I prefer
candy and was it a boy or a girl?)
A boy arrived on May 20 for Ar.
And . rs.Prill. The now boy was
named Robert Leroy.
Kra, Chas. Elliott was a visitor
in town yesterday from Goose Day.
Era. Elliott informs us that the
roads are much improved lately
but arc closed to the public
from Knik on to the Bay.
2500 Pheasant eggs and 100 Part
ridge. eggs just arrived at the
local Hatchery. They arc to be
hatched and incubated and then
arrangements will be made to
raise them by.individuals until
they are old enough to turn loose
in the Valley, The State of
'./ashington Game Commission pays
4-H Club members 75# each for
raising Pheasants, besides fur
nishing the feed. To date the
Territorial Game Commission does
not do this, but it may be possibDc
later on if financial arrange
ments can be made. The ARBC has
donated about ^150. worth of work
in brooding and incubating these
eggs to help further the project.
kr.Vic Chapman has a new house
keeper since Mrs. Chapman left
for a short trip. The house
keeper's name i3 Bill in case
anyone is looking for kitchen
help.that is honest.'and reliable.