Vol. 4
Lay £3, 1941 Palmer, ^laska
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BEVERLY BAY'H 3TOVAR RECEIVES
HIGHEST A /'ARB AT CCIA AGE
Airs. Stover, employed at the
Lodge is very happy to receive
the announcement that her daugh
ter, Beverly Bayne Stover has been
awarded highest honors in the Dra
ma Department at the University
of Washington.
Krs. Stover, speaking of her
daughter said, "As a girl in school
Beverly, when praised for her abil
ity as an entertainer felt that
her work was not good enought.
I saying "I must be outstanding".
With that feeling of determination,
Hiss Stover finished Hi^h School,
entered College and has been crow
ned v/ith an Award for that accomp
lishment -- most outstanding girl
in her chosen course of study.
NILES HYLAND TALES A TRIE
Niles Hyland left yesterday
for the Outside for a stay of two
or three months. Francis henry
is filling hr. Hylands position
durinn; his absense.
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UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IIOIIE FOR
VACATION
Dorothy Sheely,
Helen Ardnt, i atricia Kcmmcr,
Inabclle -^rv/in, Nary Cadawallader,
Dorothy Vasanoja and Leonard Moff
itt a.rc among those who arc homo
for a summer vacation.
CALENDAR CF EVENTS
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Amor. Log. Dance - Gym
Dairymen's mooting - Lounge
romemakers to clean Lounge
Land Use xlanning Comm.
Extension office
!,0ur Gang" 4-K club at
Huntley’s home
Amcr. Leg. Dance - Gym
CO-OP T'IOT'jS
I‘r. Thomas Donahoe,prominent
attorney of Anchorage has been
retained as attorney for the M.
V.F.C.A. lie flew his o\m piano
to Palmer last Saturday to meet
with the Board of directors on
Associatim business.
The Board of Directors auth
orized the construction of add
itional refrigeration space and
vegetable wash room to bo located
in the tannery building to handle
the season produce crop.
Cottage cheese and butter
milk arc again being manufactured
in large quantities. T'ho bulk
of this milk should go into bot
tles, but we are unable to handle
it under the present arrangement.
LCS.
MRS. D.J.BINGLE & PRISCILLa HILLER
ALA SI: AH ‘^LEGATES TO NATIONAL
4-H CAMP
■Alaska will bo represented for
the first time in the national 4-H
Club camp boinb hold in ’'ashington
D.C., Juno 18-25. Mrs. B. J.BingLe,
Palmer, will represent the terr
itorial loaders, and hiss Priscilla
Hiller, member of the North Star
4-H club in the hatanuska Valley
in 1940, will be a delegate from
the membership of the Territory.
Two delegates arc allowed each
sbate and Territory at the national
encampment. Mrs. Binglc has been
active in the club work In the
valley a.nd was president of the 4-H
Council last year.
Special spruce wood was mail
ed to the two Alaska delegates last
week which they arc to place on the
:mgc bonfire as they are introduced.
Delegates from each state place
wood from their state on the fire
at this ceremony.