jC H)NSC)n RETURN S
Hugh i Johnson,. Head of the .Marketing
Survey for.the ]nRA,' returned from
Vjashin.gton D.C. ’just before ChristJ
mas. Mir. Johnson said that the
thermometer in ’Washington was 65°
when he left, He'found the -30 temp
eratures rather an abrupt change.
BACK FOR CHRISTMAS
- Virgil Eckert was back in tha Valle
for Christmas. Mr. Eckert had spent
several weeks in the States buying
cattle for the J!.V. Farmers.
VISITS IN. .'PALMER
Lawrence Arndt and his mother are
spending the Christmas Holidays, witi
the J.L.Ray family. ,Mr. Arndt. Fa the:
of Mrs. Ray, has a sawmill at Sewar<
SPENDS HOLIDAYS WITH
PARENTS
'Dale Rorrison is spending the Holi
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L.F.Rorrison. Dale is' employed at
Kenai. _
HOSPITALIZED
Jerry Hemmer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hemmer has been hospitalized
for a few days.
The school of life never gives a
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PAL MER , Al/1, 5ka
Pearl White Launldry
Trouble drying your
Clothes ?
Let us take care of
that problem for you,
. Irene Lopak,
NOW
DAYLIGHT' FLIGHTS. TO SEATTLE
in Comfortable DC—1' a ’«ith
Stewardess Service
NEW TOURIST FARE
>70,00 Plus Tax—4 Flights 'eekly
other Coach Fares
Minneapolis Milwaukee IT.w York
-1^6 i 00 >138.00 -167.00
ALSO
DAILY FLIGHTS to SEATTLE
First Class Fare--‘-92.00 Plus Tax
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