PUS OK SUNDAY
The United Protestant Sunday
School has made arrangements
with Mr.Klincpior to leave tho
Miller corner, in Camp 7,Sunday
morning for town, Tho bus- will
call as far a3 Broostroms, then
turn back to the main road and
stop in on tho Zook road, and
then on in to town. This will
continue till Piaster if patronized
sufficicntly.
For those not going to church or
Sunday School, regular show-nitc
rates will bo charged.
Mr*and Mrs.James Johnston'loft
last week for the outside, where
they expect to remain and make
their hemr.
A group of GCC hoys are here to
begin work clearing land for the
proposed airport. Twelve men arc
at present staying in the old
Rudoll place, until other arrange
ments can bo made. The Fair barns
will be ?novod to the slaughter
house location.
The next regular meeting of the
Northland Pioneer Grange will be
held at the Grange H&ll, Thrusday
March 9th.
AND REMEMBER MARCH 8TH. THERE V/ILL
BE A SPECIAL I.3ETING FOR ALL CO-OP
MEMBER IN THE VALLEY. EVERYONE
IS URGED TO ATTEND THIS MEETING.
NEXT 'WEDNESDAY—: ARCH 8th.
CURE ALL ?
The latest cure for belly-ache
Is a petition. At least we might
try turning it into a head-ache
or a burn which is mere simple
and easier to cure. If you have
n't a petition, borrow one from
your neighbor, .
WORD RECEIVED FROM
MRS.ANN SALLEY
Word has boon received from Mrs.
Ann Smalley, Most V/orthy Grand
Matron of the world. Mm.Smalley
visited in the valley last sum
mer and sends greetings to all
Masons and Eastern Stars here
from Hong Kong, whore she is at
the present time visiting.
Mrs.Smalley tells us that she
visited approximately 1700 Masons
and 1300 Stars in the Hawaian
Islands on her way around the
world. When Mrs.Smalley left
Palmer last summer to return home,
she was preparing to start an
extended trip around the world
which would take her a year.
It is extremely pleasant to be
remembered by Mrs-#Smalley from
the far corners of the world.
COUNCIL MEETING
The annual Council meeting was
held on March the first instead
of the first of the year as it
was supposed to be.
The annual report of the years
ncconplishcnonts was read By
Mr.Arndt, also there was a list
of things which we hope to »
achieve in the future.
The most important event of the
evening was an amendment made
to the by-laws to include all
the old timers, or settlers'of
the vrllcy. In the future,
no line shall bo drawn between
settlers and Colonists. The
word COIOMISTS was stricken from
the by-laws and it was decided
to forget the vc rd as soon as
possible.
Some of the Districts have not
yet elected their new representa
tive to the Council, but expect
"to dt> so at once.
The Civic Council Association
shall in the future '.-assume
civic responsibilities.