i i i L/ii i jj.1 J. j. 1 4 l J.. , i i , U •
lias Daphne Cunningham lies
recently b cn employed by the u,
R. R.C. to replace rs. Ilex hr
hardt, formerly Violet T. cVickcr
who acted as cashier in the Cor
poration office.
The Mt. View 4-K club met at
Dinlro!'s April 2°. John Church,
Vice President too]: the place of
the president, ions Stephenson
and * r. Rice a 11 on ■' e d. i'hc boys
of tin 4-H .club arc taking Handi
craft and the girls are taking
baking. iho next mooting will be
hold at the John Church h me on
Fay ?7.
Flo Alice Di nk1e
Reporter.
A LETTER TO THE VALLEY SETTLER
A sensational news story head
lined, ‘'Colonists Get “Ot ramphlcts,'
recently made its appearance on the
front page of an Anchorage nows-'
paper. ’Chile cleverly disguised,
there is no doubt that said story
emanated from the m ctin0 of the
I.iatanuska Valley "Dairymen of Eon
day evening, April 14th. Said
story was credited to a *'Special
Comes -ondent" who, I will wager,
did not attend said mooting, and
who 1 s writings woro ban.;• d upon
pro indicod s * cond-hand information.
Frankly, the story had all
the earmarks of having been writ
ten by a !l crank" seeking personal
satisfaction, and it is too bad
that unverified writings of that
sort, which arc exceedingly mis
leading to the public, and' harmful
to the colony, should bo accepted
for newspaper publication and"
broadcast by radio. It is grat
ifying that the Valley Settler
ref re.ins from cluttering up its
colums with that kind of material.
J. LcDuc,
Our greatest glory is not in
never failing, but rising every
time v/c fall. Confucius.
h M CO ■
L)'Z
POUTS® C.C.C. CAMP OCCO'PIMl'
o 01 heihs
Several truck loads cf soldiers
from Port'' Richardson roved into
| Palnier this week. They arc camped
in the buildings at the south end
of town, generally known as the
0. C. ^, barracks.
The Civic Center Ho)nr",akcrs
eld their regular meeting at the
. C, Ctock homo Wednesday , April
5. Mrs. Rox Uhardt and - rs. Carl
Ailson became members of the club.
The next mooting will be } lc! at
the C. R. Wilson homo, May 14 at
2 o'clock, hra. Ador Werner will
dis cus s flowcrs.
■iho But to 4-iI club 'n<y c.t the
Archer hono. *ocinesday ni_] f. Pro
;■ ram3 for the coining seas . wore
filled out. A general meeting is
to be held once a. month re. project
meetings will be held, according,
to the desires of the proj ct group.
Rev. B, J. Bingle, and family
sailed on the Baranof last week.
Bov. Pauly-. I'roty will or .duct
serveos during hr. iu:n_l a absence.
Harold •. Rico, Diet, "ten
sion Agent will bo in his office
on each Wednesday and Saturday
morning,
FIFTH GRAD3 AV/AHDS PHILS IT E"5ST
SPFAKSK
Tho fifth grade class lir 1 a
contest in which tho best speak
er was rewarded twenty-fiv • cents,
Hach student gave a speech to tho
class,
.o b<
' C • Y* ’ ■*' o v*t m
X ocill
ley hoffman who was award the
prise, •‘•'ho subject was IS i-nham
Iincoln.
Caroline Johnson
They think too little who tell
too mu eh. Dr yd on