DST'OCRATIC CLUB II/.S Fl RSYJELL
P/.RTY FOR CHAP' *AT5
On lest Sunday evening tho Demo
cratic Club v;cs entertained at tho
hone of I'r. and I'rs Victor Chs prior
Tho occasion was in honor of Fra.
Chapmen, long an ardent worker
in the group. Tho Chapmans are
leaving Pal nor and I’rs. Chapman
was presented with a farewell gift
after which an enjoyable evening
was spent by the tcn people proson
Vary wore unabio to attend duo
to tho unpleasant woather. A
delightful lunch was served by tho
hostess . Those attending wished
the Chapmans much success in their
future work and expressed their
regret at losing them from our
community.
"OATH'S A DC ILLARY
The o”on'3 Auxiliary of the Co-op
will hold its regular mooting on
ICondey evening, Kerch 4th, at
8:00 o'clock in tho gym. Ev^ry
woman interested in the v7clfc.r0
of tho Co-op should attend those
meetihgs as it will help her ot
better understand and support
the association. Tho program will
include study on cooperatives,
consumer education, review of a
current cd-op magazine, and an
open'forur-. There will also bo
committee reports in.which all
afe interested* Ken are welcome
to attend those meetings;
rOUNTAIIf VIhi. TO GIVE DAKC2
The fountain View Jlomnr.kor ';s
Club will- give a dance at has ilia
on Kerch 23rd to raise funds' for
the school lunch* A good band
has bmn selected for the occasion
Thera will bo a special program,
prizes and plenty of-oats. Y.r►
and Vrs. Robert IQ.cm, Kr. and hrs.
Carson, and Kr. and Krs. Henry
Jensen arc helping with this good
cause.
KISS DRAPER HONORED AT LUNCHEON
On February, twenty fourth, Hiss
Estelle. Draper, Secretary to Gov
ernor Gruening,. was entertained
•f-t a Luncheon held in the Dormitory.
Harry DoLc.nd acted as host and
twenty throe persons were present.
Hiss Draper gave a short talk on
her impressions of the Valley. Dr.
Albrecht, I r. Huntley, Hrs Perrinc,
tDr. Hanson, C.C. Brix, and Carl
Rasmussen each spoke a few words
in appreciation of the efforts
that Governor Omening is putting
forth to better conditions in
Alaska.
[Those attending the Luncheon v-orc
i-'iss Draper, Harry E. DoLand, Hr.
and Hrs. Perrino, Dr. and Hrs.
Hanson, C.E.Jones, Hrs. Hey Kennedy,
••'r. and Hrs. A .A. Johnson, Hr. and
”rs. Carl Rasmussen, Hrs. Coclic
Chapman, Hr. and Hrs. Jack Cope,
Hies Dorothy V.hitney, Lawrence Dreg
[horn, Dr. and Hrs. Albrecht, C.C.
Brix, Hr. and I rs. halter Huntley,
and Jan Eoslosky.
J 1 vjr who luncheon I’lss Deeper v;as
token for a drive c.round the Valley
end has ilia with Jen Ko si os ley, yr#*
end hr3. Porrinc, end Kerry DcLend.
"iss Dreper many tires ^pressed her
pleasure et the beauty of'‘ the Valley
and v;as much impressed- with the
effort being put forth b- the res
idents to become self suppertiny.
30-0F G.i-'h'.GK KCTICE
Starting lionday Kerch 4th, the gar
age will bo open until 9:00 F.:
On show nights, dance nights, er
other special occasions the garage
^ill be open until later,
Some time later the closing hour
■ ’ill be moved up to 11:00 F.h.