LO0AL3
Mrs.Paul Parlotto, formerly of
Palmer, is sy; .nding the week here.
Krs.Porlottc is new living at
Homer and has brought her small
son hero to have some dental work
done.
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs.Paul Nelson on Juno 11, both
mother and child ar doing nicely.
A baby boy arrived at the local
hospital for hr. and Mrs.Marion
Poore.on Juno 11. This is the
first boy in the family .
Bill Lentz has recovered from
an injury received while working
with the heavy machinery clearing
land. Mr.Lentz left the hospital
yesterday.
John Long is recovering nicely
from shock and bruscs received
when his car turned over on the
Anchorage Palmer highway. Ur.
Long will leave the hospital in
afew days and return to work.
The membors of the United Protes
tant Church will meet at King’s
Lake Sunday June 18, where regular
Services will be held at 11:00
a.n. Tveryono is urged to
bring a basket lunch for a picnic
dinner after the Services.
There will be an all clay meeting
of the Hilltop Homemakers at the
hone of Mrs.Robert Rislcy on Juno
20. A demonstration on the rc
finishing of furniture will be
given by Mrs, Kenneth Klinepier
and the Agent.
Also, Hrs.Irwin will give a talk
on the use of irch bark.
BIG BARN DANCE AT HENRY BARKERS
TOMORROW NITE, SPONSORED BY THE
NORTH STAR 4-H CLUB.
YOU ARE INVITED
WOMEN CAN * T READ
One close observer has noticed
that men can read better than
women. For instance, this gentle
man was sitting in the waiting
room at the general office of the
ARRC'and during the two hours
wait, noticed that all women
crossed the lawn unable to read
the sign, "Keep off the grass",
while most men read the sign and
followed the side walk.
Note: Ylo can explain this-.thing.
Because women have more work to
do thasn men, they know the need'
and. necessity of cutting corners.
SC THAT3 IT
In regards to the Blessed Event
on tract 27 -Wo will call the
colt "Opium " because he is the
fond realization of a Belgium
!!Poppy" And I'm sure he will make
a success in this valley as a
horse, because the Corporation is.
behind him.
signed --Owner
SCHEDULE FOR SECOND
4-H ROUND UP
The second 4-H Clbu Round-Up for
members r.nd leaders In Alaska will
bo held July 28 to August 2 on
the campus at the University of
Alaska, College, Alaska.
A regular steam' train will leave
Seward Thursday, July 27, at 10:30
a.m. and cone right on through to
College station, arriving about
5:30 a.m., Friday, July 28.
The fare will bo as follows:
Round-trip from Seward $6.00
leave 10:30 a.m. July27
Round-trip from Anchorage $5.00
leave 4:30 P.M. July 27
Round-trip from Eklutna $5.00
leave 5:05 P.M. July 27
Round-trip from Matanuska $5.00
leave 5.15 p.m. July 27
Round -trip from V/asilla 85.00
leave 5:30 July 27
Round-trip from Nenana.
leave 3:06 a.m. July 28
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