VALLEY SETTLER
Published every Friday at Palmer, Alaskan
by the Matanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating
Association.
Bv L. H, Allen
CERTIFICATES ISSUED FOR TIRES
Palmer, Alaska,
July 31, 1942
CERTIFICATE DESCRIPTION RECIPIENT
SERIAL NUMBER
4496918 1 truck tire 600 Neil Miller
X 18
4496922 2 Pass, tires 600 Wm.J. Bouwens
X 16
446923 2 " tubes 600 liRa.J. Bouwens
4496920
4496924
44969X9
4496921
4497532
4497533
4497534
4497535
4497536
4497537
X 16
2 tires 450 X 21 John J. Bugge
1 tube 450 X 21 John J. Bugge
1 tire 650 X 16 Victor Johnson
2 tires 600 X 16
1 tire 750 X 20
2 tubes 750 X 20
2 tires 600 X 16
1 tube 600 X 16
2 tires 700 X 15
1 tire 650 X 16
W. U. Senski
J. L. Cope
J. L. Cope
Harry Duff
Harry Duff
L.Z. Scott
Victor Johnson
Local Rationing Board No. 11
H. C. Hanson
Henry La Rose
Arvid Johnson
ThA local office of Price Administra
tion reports that Bruce Graham was the
first local dealer to complete his report
and file it with the Board.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES ARE AT THE TRADING POST
COME AND SHOP EARLY.
pj u y Jhaiirock bread
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PICNIC FOR PARISHIONERS
The Children's choir of St* Michael's
church together with their parents and
invited guests picnicked at Peck's Farm
on lfosilla Lake last Sunday. The Rev.
Father Snead arranged for the good time
and the children presented Father Snead
a gift box which contained a cigar light
er and eigars in appreciation of his fine
spirit and service toward the parish as
a whole and particularly its children.
The presentation speech was made by Miss
Barbara McAllister on behalf of the other
choir members.
The broad smile on Father Snead's face
more than expressed his appreciation of
the children's consideration and after
accepting the gift he gave a short talk
to those present, saying that he would
put forth every effort to render contin
ued good service to the parish. Ho
thanked the children for their thought
fulness and praised them for making their
choir a success.
Around 25 soldiers from the Goose Bay
area attended tho outing and enjoyed it
immensely. On leaving the picnic ground a
each and every soldier guest thanked
Father Snead and his parishioners for tho
delightful day of entertainment.
The picnic lunch was bountiful and in
cluded almost all of the good things to
•at. Following lunch, boating, swimming
fishing were the order of the day. Then
a program of contests for both auults
and children and prises for excellenco
were donated by Dr. Flora, Mrs. M.Hyland,
Dr. Hanson, Neil Wright and M. P. Mullan
ey. (It is reliably roported that Ur.
Mullaney won a nrize for a standing broad
jump of 14 feet). Sack races, three
legged races, and the standing-broad
jump featured the contests.
Amdng those who were in attendance
were Dr. and Mrs.LeRoy ff. Flora, Mrs. H.
C. Hahson and family, Mr. and Mrs. 7/m.
Bouwens and family, Mrs. Bernard Bouwens
and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hyland and
son, P. J. Hemmer and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Barry and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bruekbauer, Mrs. T. LePak and
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Goodrich and child
ren, Mr. and Mrs. U. P. Mullaney, Mr. and
Mrs. Peck, Miss Barbara McAllister, Ralph
and Stanley Horton, Marion Haines, Harry
Swank, Robert Metzdorf, and "Dick" Witt
of Anchorage.
The Wasilla Homemakers club held a
farewell picnic Wednesday in honor of
Miss Helen Johnson, Public Health Nurse.
Miss Mae Stephenson, district Home-Demon
stration agent, was a guest from Palmer.
4-H demonstrations will be given at
the Rally Day at Eklutna school August 12.