CbCJ C1..TIVS LbILDTN(*
c^n' t
lihe many movements that make
T3i,”;: •••*■’• -s but fr.il in prof ormc.nco,
it is crue thr.t nost of us wer
born and raised in a society
that has stressed ruyrod Individ—
uliem, but all the tine that
society has boon conscious of
any civic duty cooper.- tivo
effort has persisted, and it has
alv-ays pc id hiy dividends to
those who worked for it in a
Unit-id rurnnor and who yrve their
loyrlity to this cruse.
Cooperation is not a rc]iyion or
a political or economic plan,
oxclu :ivly, hut is c Way of Life.
PAI.I'ER COUPLES HAVE
DOUBLE VEDDING AT ANCHORAGE
L;..c.t Saturday' evening the Rev.
Er.rti.i Ramsey of Anchorage pre
formed a double ceremony at his
home for Nias June Cox end Charles
Ccpot a.Iso, Miss Forno Hooker
and 1 r.ck i*oik« v/ere married.
The doxiblo ceremony wca pro formal
with nine friends end relatives;
present. Those wittnossing the•
v/odc ing wore: Lies Alice Hcckcr,
sister of ICios June Cox, Jim
Hartley-, Andrew Lathi,Urc.Helen
Perrin, mother of Jack Loik and
Hr. and ^rs.Earl Hooker.
Both couples arefrom Palmer.
Hi.cs Porno Hooker and Jack Loik
attended the Primer school last
yeer.
SNNCUNCEI'ENT
The Hilltop Club will meet at the
Community Club house Tuesday Oct.
17 for an all dry session. The
community mooting which was plan
ned for Sunday Oct.15 has been
postponed till Tuesday. Every
man in the district is cordially
invited.to attend and help cut
wood-while the women clean house.
It has been planned to prepare
the club house for all future
community meetings.
HALLO'S'El! CARiriVAL •
-he Palrnor student: body v/ill
give their annual Hal lower,'on
carnival end dance in the ralmer
community hall, Saturday Cct.SS
This is or.o of the high lights
of the fell entertainment season
and plans have been made far in
advance of the date.
The student body have voted to
donate a part of the proceeds
from the dance to help croate a
real winter sports and play
ground in Civic Center.' Among
ether things it is planned to’
have a skating rink where skaters
can really enjoy the winter
season.
Therefore, the public is invited
to attend the carnival and dr nee
thereby help to make the:skating
rink a reality.
The 3cv. 3.J.Single is leaving
today for Now York. !'r .Single
will be gone some time end plans
to stop at ’.a shiny ton D.C. before
returning to Palmer.
f'r .A -J.Swenson is rise leaving
today/ for the Outside and pirns
to accompany hr.Dingle as’far
as Seattle . I'r .Swanson expects
to be gone five months .
The Northland Pioneer Grange
is giving a card party in the
Grange hall on Oct.25. -ho
public is invited to attend this
social affair. And a lunch '-'ill
be served at tho close of the
evening.
The wind is blowing a gale at
Camp 7 this morning and tho snow
is begining to drift. The school
bus got stuck twice in the hard
packed snow and was late in gett
ing in. At Palmer there is only
a slight breeze blowing.