FAIRBANKS SHIP.
Die to very cold weather and unfo.voro.blc
conditions at the Fairbanks Airfield last
Friday, the Palnoi* Basket Ball toon did
not nako the trip. This is the second
tir.c that'this trip has bodn postponed
this year, but it is hoped,ITev. Zeile
stated, that plans for another trip can
bo made and realised.
The Falr.cr tear, node the trip to Anchorage
dart Friday norning before they found out
that the plane would not fly.
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HOUSE -DRESSES
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UIHALEKS TO OP3N LUNCH ROOM .IN
SHLMDOCK 3/JCUHY
Mrs. Mihr.lok is ranking plans to open a
lunch non in the front part of the Sham
rock Bakery as soon as she can obtain
shelves for the dishes and a stove upon
which to cook. The front pert has been
enlarged to acconodatc three or four snail
tables. Glass display counters for bakery
goods form the two sides of the lunch
room. Tho completion of the lunch room, has
boon delayed due to the scarcity of shel
ving material and other raceberry sapary
plies.
WEDDING 5H0NEB HULD IN DODUITODY TOD '
SADAH DUNN
On Monday evening of this week friends of
Sarah Dunn met in tho Dimitory to wish
her happiness and present her"with'capro
prioto gifts for the occasion. T!rs. Dunn
plans to be married about the middle of
February and is leaving soon for Unala
kloof s'on ••‘here tho event is to take
place.
Mrs. IXinn has been in the Valley since
last summer and has been doing some rrit
ing along with part time work.
PETER SANDVTK IS DELAY'D IN GETTING TRETS
PORTATTON TO FAIRBANKS.
Peter Sondvik, who returned recently from
a trip ’outside*, is planning to go to
Fairbanks, but is having difficulties in
finding transportation. Pianos have been
grounded, the Alaska Railroad is blocked
with snow between bore and Fairbanks rod
the Highway is also blocked.
LOU RASMUSSEN HAG AN ASSISTANT OPERATOR
IN THE BEAUTY SHOP
Mrs. George Kezak is helping'Lou Re. anusson
in the Beauty Shop now. Mrs. Kozak is an
experienced operator . The and her hus
band cane here from Puyallup,Uashington.
Mr. Kezak is driving taxi.
The telephone,which was reported as in
stalled for Lou Rasmussen, was installed
in tho Beauty Parlor.
HAVE YOU READ? "ZULUS TO "ATANUSKA"
In the October issue of tho Alaska Sports
nan you will find an article entitled,
"Zulus to Mhtanuska" which was written by
John Hunter formerly of the Butte. In this
article, Mr. Hunter gives a very'vivid ac
count of their trip from Oakland, Cal if "T- ,
nia to tho Matanuska Valley. Ho goes Into
descriptive detail ip relating tlic boxcar
trip from OaVGand to Seattle, and you •..'ill
enjoy the recounting of all the families
' en'Octa’tie: e. emotions and inprossions on
jtbip trip. Life in the Matanuska Valley
Is ..iso well ucpictcd.
There was one rain objection that nest
nficolo ire iced—that was the old school
bus _r. front of .. uranuska Store nr,
shown in one or; the ..‘llvatnative pictures.
Mr. Hunter is probably not to blanc for
this error.