HOSPITAL NOTES
On I.Iay 14- a baby Lirl wa3 born
to Mr, and !rs, Raymond Rebarch eft
at the ^alncr ha3pit' 1,
Also, v-n Lay 14, a girl was born
to -r. and Mrs.Bill Ezion
A girl arrived to Mr, and Mrs,
Victor Johnson on May 18 as
evidenced by tlio happy snilc
on the father's face.
Appendectomy patients entering
the local hoppitr.l 3ince April 7
are as follows: Adolph Dion,
Stella DeLand, Andy Anderson, •
Bertram. Duff, Lucille Bourdonc,
Mrs,John Pfeiff, Bessie Moods
and Mr,John Crimrins.
Those recently up fror.i the
out s i le, net a ecus tone cl , nay
have been affected by the rich
foo^ of the Valley, especially
crab neat.and ico cream which
leave painful memories. They
'just can't talce it.'
?TENTICN P'
At the meeting-.of Pea growers
held V/ednesday, it was decided
that planting dates for peas to
be canned in Camps 3 and 9
should be advanced to the last
ten days in May. Camps 5 and 6
to Jone's place should ..plant
from June 5 to June 10.
There is still about 3000 # of
seed not spoken for. This seed
will arrive on the Baranof.
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CGC JOBS OPEN TO YOUNG
MEN OP THE VALLEY
Hr.Robert Gore, foremen of the
ccc Crew, informs us that the
office of the Forcstcry Depart
ment in Juneau grants permission
to enroll High School boys in
this vicinity who‘are seventeen
years old or more.
T hose interested should contact
Hr.Gore of Palmer.
Hr*Stock informs us that new
machinery literature and price
lists have just arrived from
Co-op wholesalers. A great deal
,can be saved by ordering through
your Co-op.
The first greon produce of the
season has just come in for
marketing. Also* the first
young chickens are on .the market
as friers.
ROMAN SCHOOL ' BANQUET
By Gayle Tipple
After three weeks of preparation
the Latin class gave a Roman ban
quet, May 6, in the school base
ment. Thirty-nine members and
guests were present. The dining
room'was decorated in purple,
gold, and white. Roman foods
were served.
Invitations were designed a.s
scrolls and pla.ee cards were
swords and shields, Mr.Lyle
Rogers sang two solos.- Speeches
were given by Mr.Thuna, Hiss
Jefferies, Angus McKcchnic, Gayle
Pipplc, Donald Huseby and Buddy
Yohn; The banquet proved a
success and was enjoyed by all,
ALMER J.PETERSON
LAWYER
TEMPORARY OFFICE WITH
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• RESIDENCE AT THE WHITE HOUSE
ANCHORAGE
ALASKA