Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pokor*
ny will leave the last of
the month for the States.
Mr. Pokorny has been chief
accountant for the M&tanuske
Valley Farmers Cooperating
Association since December
1940.
Mr. E.N.Kling has been
visiting his family in Pal
mer the last week. He is
a traveling engineer for the
CAA.
There will be a meeting
of the Health Council next
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Health Center.
The Midnight Sun 4-H club
met Monday evening at the
home of Jalmc-r Kertulla.
Demonstrations were dis
cussed and work given in
First Aid, by the Extension
Agent.
The Glacier View Homemak
ers net at the Bryant home
last evening.’ The Butte
Homemakers met at the Ray
McKechnie hbmh.
■ The Butte 4-H club met at
the home of Otto Peterson on
'Wednesday evening with Harry
Wimmer, president of the 4-H
Council present, A discus
sion of exhibits for Achieve
ment Show, September 2, and
grain identification was
given by the Extension Agont
Larry Stock's 10th birth
day wo.s celebrated Saturday
evening with a dinner party
given by his parents, Ur.and
Mrs., L. C. Stock. A birthda
cake in yellow and blue noti
with blue candle holders and
yeliow candles, was an at
tractive feature of the din
ner. The guests were Ur.
and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich and
son, Duane, -and daughter,
Arleta} Mr. and Mrs. John
yitt and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
LcPak and daughter, Gloria.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron C. Wil
son of Kodiak are expected
to arrive this evening for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs.John
Long. They are parents of
Mrs. Long. This is Mr.Wil
son's first visit to Palmer
and his small grandchild.
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REFORMS WHEN LOVE CGUES INTO HIS LIFE . . . .
AT MATANUSKA VALLEY HOSPITAL
A son v/&9 born to Mr. r.nd Mrs. Delbert Anderson at
10*30 o'clock today. Weight 7 lbs-8 ounces.
Marvin Dragseth,ll,who underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis, returned to his hone today.
James Carson, 9, v/as received at the hospital today.
Mrs, Victor McNeil returned to her home at Indepen*
dence mine Monday with her new son, born August 2,
Michael and James Carson had their tonsils removed
on tho 11th.
Mrs. Emil Larsh spent 24 hours at the hospital follow
ing an accident which happened Sunday morning at the Co
op Gurage. She was struck in the face by a dump-truck
body which she was helping to release the gear of.