We add to the Honor Roll
of those who are serving in
the Armed Forces, from Pal
mer, the names of
Robert Broo8trom
Norbert Swoboda
William Saindon
Mrs. Ernest N. Kling and
her two small sons left Sun
day for Iliamna to spend
two weeks with Mr. Kling.
They flew from Anchorage to
Ilianna.
Harold Rice of the Ex
tension Service, left today
for Moose Pass where he wil]
spend a portion of his va
cation.
It has been suggested
that the peak which the Rev.
Herman Beyer is the first
known person to climb shall
be officially known hereaf
ter as Beyer Peak,
This is a splendid idea
and will no doubt meet v/ith
general approval. Since'
the Rev. Mr. Beyer planted
evidence at the top of the
peak to prove that he had
reached it after climbing
for 19 hours, the cartogra
phers in Washington will be
glad upon request from Pal
mer to put Beyer Peak on the
maps.
Mies Eleanors Engdall was
a weekend visitor in Anchor
age*
Mo Help
Mother; "When that boy
started throwing stones at
youi why didn't you come and
tell me?"
Son; "Now, what good
would. that do? You couldn't
hit the side of a barn."
- Atlanta Two Bells
The Defencers for Alaska
4-H Canning club held a
meeting at the homo of Bar
bara McAllister June 26 un
der the leadership of Mrs.
Virgil Eckert. Each girl
exhibited a jar of vegeta
bles v/hich she had canned.
A demoBstration was given on
the use of a jell meter. At
the close of the meeting a
lunch wrs served, by Mrs. Mc
Allister.
Fourth of July Dance at
School building.
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