U.S.O. ACTIVITIES.
Durinc the summer months the USO
has not been very active because
there were too many other activi
ties, like fishing, hunting and
other outdoor sports that are more
adaptable to the summer parole*.
Recently a consist.rnble number
Service KeD.nhe staying ^ in the
Valley for a week or two and they
appreciate a place to stay. The
USC Clnl room is the logical place
and we hope to keup it open much
oft oner in the near future.
Several Service Men on lurlough
have called in the last lew days
an'3 sorv are locking for places to
spend th ir furlough on farms and
want to ork, some are conveslesin
an"’ nee’ a homo atmosphere to aid
in theiT> recovery. If you know of
a olace for them lot the USO. know
Mrs. Ur. Earl Albrecht and little
Janie acted as Hostossess at the
Clubroom last Saturday afternoon.
Can you apnro an afternoon soon?
WHO IS k RESIDENT,
Wc have just recieved the following
letter in regard to residents:
Editor; Valley Settler*
The circulating of petitions
among people classed as residents,,
has caused some discussion on the
difference between e resident and a
transient.Can you help distingush
between the two?
Very Truly Yours.
Harold L. Thuma.
Editors Comment; hell we don't know
either, some say one years residence,
■ but we are sure that, some names have
been accepted on p tit lens,1n the
past, where hardly any on:; oven knew
the signers, who are located here.
Lets refer it to the District Court
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1716- 70-1943
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