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VALLEY_NEWS
VOL. 9
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NOT33:~L 7,1946
NO.39
8ELLS
WEDDING
J&TXANEER-HECKER
The Valley Chnpol'ras the scone of a quiet
rodding this reek, November 4, in the evo
iiing rhen Rev. George H. Gciritz joined
William Keeker and Borgic Alexander in tho
bonds of Holy Matrimony.
A for close friends end relatives ritness
cd the ceremony; They rcre Miss Jean Hall,
Leonard Moffitt, Mrs.' Lari Hcckcr, and
Mrs, Gc iritz.
The bride wore a blue suit rith a rhitc
blouse and ras unattended.’
The nerlyrods v;ill make their "future hone
in the Valley at ere the groom is roll
knovm. At the present time they"arc rith
the groon^s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harl
Hcckcr.
Mrs. -William Hcckcr, rho cone here this
fall to teach school in tho seventh grade,
rill continue her duties in the school
room.
Best rishos from tho community are extend
ed to the Bride and Groom.
HUST-CR0U30RE
Miss Gloria Rust, daughter.of Hr, rad Ht3.
TTillcrd Cook of Palxicr, and Mr. Trillion
E. Crousoro of Indiana, were narried on’ '
October 24th at tho hono of Mr. 'and Mrs.
Clarence Schicbcr of Oak Harbor Washington,
”r. Crousorc is with the Navy rad is being
stationed at Guan. Mrs. Crousorc ejects
to follow hin shortly.
The Best Tishes of tho popple in tho
'tanuska Valley aro extended to. tho
wly nods.
AN WORTONATE ACCIDENT KILLS HORSE
.Last Saturday evening at 9:25 tho Huntley
ar, driven by Durae Huntley,son.of Mr.end
Mra, '"alter Huntley, encountered five
he. sf s f'L the read. One horse was killed
■•.•bright rad. another suffered a broken log,
Continued botton pago 3
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AMERICAN LEGION GIVING
ANOTHER' DANCE ■
There trill be another Benefit Banco and
this tine a Bingo gone to reiso money for
the new Palmor Hospital. The Dance'and
Bingo arc scheduled for November .23, in
the Community Hall, Bingo trill begin at
8:00 p.m. and tho Dance at 10:00 p.m.
Prizos at tho Bingo include Turkeys,geoso,'
chickens, rabbits, 4-25 lb. sacks of spuds,
and a caribou roast. More prizos arc being
acquirod daily and by the 23rd it seams
that there trill be plenty of opportunity
to uin your Thanksgiving dinner.
Door prizes for the daheo trill be one
Turkey and one chicken. *
Vq are having trouble'getting turkeys, if
you have same to sell, seo Francis Henry
or Loon Fauric at' the. Creamery.
UR. HOEHN nnd DR. ANDREWS EXPECT'TO MOVE
INTO NEW OFFICES BY DECEMBER 1.
Dr. David Hoohn and Dr. Bernice Andrews
have acquired Office Space in the new Drug
Storo addition being constructed by Noil
Wright.
There will be eight rooms located in tho
north end of tho upstairs spaco. It is
crqpcctcd that these rooms will bo ready by
December 1.
HOSPITAL at PALMER MAY BENEFIT PROM
RED CROSS CONTRIBUTION
Information has- boon released that the
Red Cross nay give tho Palmer Hospital a
sum .of $2200. as soon as the Matanuska
Valley Hospital is incorporated as a non
profit organization.
PALMER TELEPHONE SERVICE IN OPERATION
Tho first P'alnor Telephone Servido with a
Central Switch board in Palmer has been
oponod up in the building occupied by the
Valley Electric. Tho Co-op'Civic Center
will be on one private line.
This is most certainly a long noodod ser
vice in tho Valley,