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COL.O.F.OHLSON Sc L.V. RAY
Visitors in Palmer.
Business brought Col.O.P.Ohl
son, president of the'Board of Dir
ectors cf the A.R.R.C. and Attorn
ey L.V.Ray to the Valley yostordry.
This is Col. Ohioon’s first
visit to Palmer since his trip cut
side.
They wore luncheon'guest3 of
L.C, Stock at the Lodge.
HOSPITAL STAFF A RITUAL OUTING
Tho Hospital Staff and invit
ed guests enjoyed their annual pic
nic Thursday evening on the banks
of the Matanuska.
Uninvited guests present were
Mr.A Mrs. M.O. Squito and several
hundred of their offspring.
ATJC’T MADE OF CO-OP ACCOURTS
Hr. F.L. Kcrzic C.P.A, from
Olympia, Washington has been aud
iting the accounts of the Associa
tion. Possibly three weeks more
will be required to complete the
job.
Mr. kcrzie, is an active
Grander, enjoys farming as a hofc'r •
and is very favorably inuressud
■vx til the LLatanuska Valley.
■ MRS. L.C. Stock TO VISIT OUTSIDE
Hrs. L.C. Stock and son Larry
left on the Aleutian for a visit
of several weeks in the States.
She will help her parents celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary
at Kelso, Washington.
Mr. Stock accompanied his
family by train to Seward and flew
back to Palmer the next day.
4-H Dance Sat. June 7
" COLE »N* SWAY TO TIE ORCHESTRA YOU.
HAVE LONG BEEN WAITING FOR,"
Sponsored by 4-H Council to raise
funds* to send delegates to Annual
Roundup at McKinley Park.
CO-OP NOTES
Starting Monday, the whistle
at the Power Plant will bl r.7 at
7:30 A.M., and. again at 8:00 A.M,
The 7:50 whiatlo will make
it much easier for employees to be
at work on time.
Mote the Management's thought
fulness in providing for the com
fort and convenience of employees.
Others are permitted to set
their timepieces by the extra whis
tle if they desire,
Mr, Stock has promised that
as soon as arrangements can be
made the whistle will blow on time.
Appreciation has boon express
ed by Mgr. L.C.Stock regarding the
attitude of the membership in the
matter of stocking up on supplies
for homo use in anticipation of
a possible emergency.
i.IRo. FRANK I LARI/ TARES TRIP
TO HOLLAND
Mrs, Prank Clark ar ’ two dau
ghters left Painer Y/odnos lay for
a visit Out si d:-. They will stop
a few days with friends in Seattle
and go on to Holland, Michigan to
spend several weeks with Mrs,
Clark's parents and many friends.
DOROTHY LAPOINTE L ...1S,L, ..II DIR SON
OUTBOUND
Mrs, Bessie Anderson and Miss
Dorothy Lapointe were passengers
on the boat train to Seward V/cd,
They will sail on the Aleutian for
Seattle, Mrs, Anderson, * olio has
been visiting her sons i..jbort and
Delbert in Palmer since early
'spring i3‘ on her way home in
DesMoincs, Iowa,
Miss LaPcinto, graduate of
clans of '41 Palmer School will
continue her education at .diver
sity of Detroit, visiting, friends
and relatives in Michigan and Wis
consin before starting ’School'*