Editor, The Review

We just returned from a week's trip in Montana, visiting the Koura boys at Fairfield. They were working in the beet field with several other Island boys. They were all fine and wished to extend greetings to all Island friends. The beet farmers were well pleased with the boys and said they did not know how they would have been able to have their crops harvested without them.

On our way home we stopped a Soap Lake and had a lovely visit with the Fosters, who wished to extend greetings to their Island friends. They are so happy to see Island folk and certainly make everyone welcome.

We also visited the Seko family at Moses Lake, who inquired about the Island folk and extended greetings.

It was a very nice trip in all--the weather was grand.

Would you please word this your own way? The folks were very anxious to have us extend greetings to the Island folk, so thought The Review would be the best way. Thanks.

MR. and MRS. ARNOLD RABER
Manzanita

(Editor's note -- Why word it our way? The Raber way is fine.)