Vol,. 6
VALLEY ;
STOJ.£fi
.Tune A_1945 __
DUAFR MARRIFD JIT WASIIIKCxTON
Mrs. Francis Lee the mother of the
bride rccieved the news that the
former Fairer g^rl hrd en ere] the
ton's of nr trim! ny in Wnnb.J r.gt • n,
D.C. where Purine has been employed
fer some time„ hi chord P. Mohan was
the lucky mr.n, Richard is serving ■
in the Army there. Liiss L c wans r
Palmer Hi&i School student one1 grad
uatod t w > i_e or s a go *_ She -v;ns v-ry 1
popular !
with her |
fell W ;;
stU'-’ijrts. |
We hope jj
f.r r” tl.inlcl
that the li
cruplo
will cc/nej
t c eur |
thriving |
oernunity j
for a k
Tisit rs
eon as
che war ii
over.
Bur ne nn 3 (
Ki char'3
are livini
in the
capital
city.
FLAG DAY JUTE 14
The "Settler" has reclev a copy
of the precliraati -n issnoc- by i-'res.
Re jacvelt asking tho citiz- ns of the
United States to observe Fl*0 Day,
by '’if playing the National r r.bletn
m that day* G^venor Grjunfr^ sent
the copy to the people of ti 3 Valley,
with a request that it bo ebaorved
and that publicity be giver t>'it.
. June I4th will be r wooh run next
V'-v \ v v\ V Wv V. , ' '.
Cun Kntc.nuskn Valley Dairymen afford to neglect
the care of the calves? How can herds be built up
snJ replacements securer5 by any bettor morns than
ralrelng good calves from the best ccws. fcruwny
calves 5ont get a goor start and will probably be
a poor Investment. T eke care of the calves and
they will take care cf you,later on.
i n>.y.
(; t yrur
£J'& cut
; ' see
tr * t it is
• ■’splayed.
I* lyiny i. i
flags will
r -t win thf
v-r, but it
shew where
we stand
or/1 is a
token of
ur inter
st in the
off rt to
r ••1:e cur
C' untry
victorous
5 n the
b- ttlc for
P r cm.
TEHRlTOftIAL COMMISIOHLR, KDUCATION,
J.C. rya:j visits matanuska valley.
Mr H: rcld Thuma, Suet. Schorls fcr
Palmer reports that Mr. Ryrn mar’s
the Valley a visit a nr" conferrrod
with the Supt s. cf the- Valley
including Mr. Pond e It on of Via 31 llca
and Mr. Thumr of the local school.
this week.
Various educational problems wore
discussed an'
the following state
ment was ma/'u for oublication.
1- Physicrl education is to be
require^ of future graduates.
2- From now an students can not
recieve credit for Typcing II unles
they take shorthand also.
•3- In. the future-, all High Schools
.. n the .Territory will be required
to >ffer one half year Alaska Hist.
. Mr. Ryan also stated, that*,' High
School Students should be required
to decide whether they wish to
attend school, or do something else
He said, teachers are not .justified
in holding back full time and aoed
students, in.order to
.ive part tim
I
i DR. K ORB IT .'.ILL TAKE VACi.TION.
!
' Lr. IToehn will leave rn a weeks
|vacation, starting next 3ui.<'v.y rn
jing, Juno 6th. Be will return on
• Juno I4th. It his boon impesalable
ito secure the services of r physician
jto substitute for him, but it will
Jbe prssiable t i reach him if the
jhospital requires hin in an emergency,
; in n very short tine.
| NR'.V MAIL ROUTE WILL START SO OR.
A now nail route will start soon
3 from Rainer to Gnkonc ncorrdln^ to
ip^stal authorities. The route will
igo over the now Glcn.Bighwty to. " it ,
Copper Center,Crulkuna. Knk u>,Chitna
and return to Rainer.
This mail has been routed out of
Vnldoz in the past,but. it hs not bee!
possirblo to maintain service during
•the winter months. CiJ.Mahn f Chi\tna
holds the centrapt for thre years\
{Mr. Muhn will establish..headquarters
fin i-aimer soon. The service will be
(once a week.