7/E HEAR THAT:
Most of Pn.lr.ior wont to Matanuska on
Thursday to seo Mrs. Lena Gill, Viv
ian Stoddard, Ferber Dailey and
Stewart Campbell off for the South.
Mrs.Gill and "Stew” won't be back
but the other two will be bad; in
about six weeks. Vivian is coin0
only as far as Juneau where she will
spend some time visitin^, her sister
who works there. Ferber is on his
way to Wisconsin to sec his mother
who is very ill. When lie r .turns,
Mrs.Bailey's mother will probably bo
with him for a visit here. Oh, yes,
we hear that "Stew" had a jood-byc
kiss for all the ^jals v/^° ar.vr him
off. Seemingly no partiality.
JohnQ.Adams who has been employed in
the Rural Development office of the
A.R.R.C. left the first of the month
He and his wife went north last
Friday. He plans to do some beaver
huntin^ now the season is open.
Johan Johnson* went to dancing school
with Son;}a Henie 15 years n^o in
Norway. She was about ten then.'
Irwin Moreman has been chosen mana
ger of the Matanuska Valley Fair to
be held early inSeptember.
The American Legion is sponsorin^ a
dance at the Palmer Hail next Satur
day, April 23. Incidentally, there
regular monthly meet in_, is the 26th.
The Democratic Club will hold their
last meeting before the Friftnary
elections April 26. The meeting is
scheduled for the 18th, at which
time there will be an election for
a precinct committee to endorse all
candidates for local offices.
Earl Hcroux and Joanne Frank, who
have been very ill dufdng the first
week of the month returned home the
end of last week much improved.
Messrs.Donlrwin, C.Earl Albrecht and
Walter Huntley were ordained as El
ders of the United Protestant church
on Palm Sunday.
Lawrence Larson, young sen of Fred
Larson, caught his beaver yesterday
morning. He shot it with a .22 and
then had to go in the v/ater after it.
A third "cat" with riyster was sold
to the Independent Mine early this
week. Price was $2050.00.
Easter Sunday ni^ht the United Pro
testant Church v/ill have a sacred
son0 pro^r^ra under the direction of
Dr.Albrecht. The choir and indivi
dual members will depict the story
of the Passion Week in son^#
Besides the past two weeks of almost
perfect weather—sunshiny and warm—
and the mosquitoes that have oppeare
there are other si,_.ns of spring.
Walter Pipple has his first crops ir
Irvin^j Kewville has his sheep sheare
Charles Elliott has started to Bar"
d.cn and. Lloyd Bell's bees have
started to buzz.
Lawrence Arrtnt received word recent
ly that his father had passed away.
He had planned to yo outside this
fall to brin._ his folks up here.
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