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THANKS TO EVERYONE
The ’once given lrs't Sr.ttirdr.y
evening for the pttfcposc of ;.ssu]>
ing r. erry Christnr.s for the
cl il’.ren in the hr.spitr.I, wc.s
c. big success on1 will c.cconplish
its : urpoce.
The. efforts of 'll those who so
kindly gr.vo their tier hclocd to
nr.ke this possible os well cs
these who attended the fence*
Such corr.unity spirit is coru.icncl
e.blc end is proof of the inter
est t .ken in every nocess -ry
need,
LrREN KcKECHKIE V/ILL S. V; ALL
THE LOGS YOU HA rT INTO . h " DThEN»»
SIGNS P. ; QUIRED FOR )6. PER
thousand, this ap: lies to farmers
ONLY. IF YOU HAVE SUFFICIENT
RAVING TO DO, HE V/ILL OVE TO YOUR
PLACE.
LOCALS
Rny Rcb-rchck has returned
fro:.a the outside. Ho locks
fine :.nd says he feels much
improved end expects to be
able to do some light work soon.
hrs. M.D.Snodgrass left today
for the outside and an extended
visit.
done beautiful pictures of the
Matanuska Valley taken from the
air, re on display at Cepe's
h'-rbor shop. These j ictures
were sent to . r.Co, e by Mr.
Rookie, who was here dura n "
the summer in connection with
the Soil Survey party.
Democratic Club held their
regular neetin, at the homo of
C.E.Jones. The business of the
evening consistc . of elo ction
officers, those elected were:
Co Perrine-cliairman, Harry DeLand
Vice Chairman, Sec. Mrs.Frrrine,
Troasuer Mrs, Chapman.