HERE AND THERE
Miss Ruth Blankenship has been
spending the last two weeks at the
I.M.Sandvik home. A graduate of
the U. of Alaska, Miss Blankenship
will teach in the Fairbanks High
School this fall.
"Duke" and Lucille LaDuke return
ed to the Valley last Friday. They
have boon in Montana since the mid
dle of July, visiting old frionds
and neighbors. . .staying at Hells
Canyon Dude ranch.
"V/e had a wonderful time," said
Lucille, "but it’s awfully nice to
be back." They drove a new Power
Glide Chevie up over the highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Donn Dodds are the
proud parents of a daughter, their
first child, born 10j20 p.m. Tuen
day September 11th, at Valley Hos
pital. The little miss weighed
7 lbs. 8 oz. and has been named
Bethany Anne. This is the first
grandchild for tho Jack Cope's.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Plitt announce
the birth of a son, 9 lbs. 9 oz. at
Valley Hospital, arriving at 6:35
a.m. Thursday September 13th. He
has been named Rodney Mark, and is
their fourth child.
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GENERAL
COAL
HAULING
GRAVEL
Box 888
Palmer
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Near Theater Buildine
NOTICE
For "POWER OFF" after hours
SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS.call
VERNON FRIDLEY
Office closes noon Sat.
Matanuska Electric Ass'n Palmer
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YOUR TRUCKS NEED A CHANGE-NOW I
Even in the deep south, the _
nights can get nighty chilly,
and freezes are not unknown.
Starting is sluggish, summer
lubricants stiffen, batteries
seem weaker, everything about
a truck gets stubborn and hard
er to control.
Of course, the farther north
you are, the worse it gets.
That's why it pays to prepare
your trucks for cold weather
now. Get them completely
ready to meet and beat the
worst that winter can throw
at them.
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