CALLED OUTSIIE
Maud Hosier, owner and operator of the
Matanuskn Valley Gardens, has been called
to the States due to the death of her
father. She left today via Northwest Air
lines for New York City.
FIRST TRIP SINCE 1935
pale Rorrlson who Is employed with the
Road Commission In Kenol, Alaska, spent
two days with his parents, Hr. and Mrs.
L. ?. Rorrlson of Palmer before leaving
for the states. This will be tale's
first trip outside,- since he came to A
laska In 1935.
17ILL RETURN WITH 3RI7E
tee Johansen left Thursday to drive to
Salt Lake City where he plans to be mar
ried. He and his bride will return to
Palner about the 1st. of March. Lee Is
employed with the Road Commission.
LEASES LAM? FARM
The George McNeese family, who returned
to the Valley recently, hrve leased the
Lamp farm.
Driving home late the other nidit, a
well known Palmerlte smacked rl ht Into a
post. She blamed it all on a s.re thumb.
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either nixed or concentrates tc
r.ix with hone -r own grains
ALSO
FAIRY SUPPLIES-BUILDERS HARDWARE
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
PLULBING FIXTURES .. ROOFING
PAINTS
HEALTH COUNCIL NEWS
Upon receipt Saturday of the following
teleprau fron I.r. Robert L. Smith, Assist
ant Commissioner of Health:
"Organization of South Central Alaska
Chapter of the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis planned 3ecenber twelve
3:00 PM. KENI Studio In Anchorajc Stop
Representation of your community request
ed. If possible Stop Executive Committee
composed of persons from each community
Stop Submit your nomination for Executive
Committee If your community will not be
represented at meetln;"
The Matanuska Valley Health Council
appointed Hiss Florence Eby, until recent
ly Assistant : 1 rector of Nursing for the
Alaska Health Iepartnent, and now a re
sident of the Valley, to represent this
community at Tuesdays meeting.
Miss Eby will present a full report at
the Thursday, lecember 21, meeting of the
Health Council.
ROAL COMMISSION NOTICE
Any Alaska Road Commission employee who
worked for the Road Commission during the
years 1934-1945, who Is Interested In
overtime back pay, please contact George
Smell, Palmer, or Harold J. Jutcher,
JAnchoraje. _
RECEIVES MANY GIFTS
Thursday evening, lecem:er 14, the hone
of Mrs. Robert Crites In Primer, was the
scene of a lively miscellaneous shower
for Mrs. Rankin Tippins, a recent bride.
Mrs. Tipplns was the recipient of many
wonderful gifts fr; a the twenty-four
:uests attending the sh wer.
The Mesdanes Helen Crites, Nancy Wade
and Miss Hendricks were co-hostesses.
IN THE HOSPITAL
I In Valley Hospital on Lecenber 13th.,
a daughter was born tc Mr. an:' Mrs. Clark
Me Huron. The onby was born at 1:40 pn.
and wel ghed seven pounds, 3 ounces. She
has been named Barbara Mar Jean.
Mr. and Mrs Miles France are the parents
of a baoy girl, born in Valley Hospital,
Leeember 16th. The name chosen for her Is
Sandra Jane, and she weighed six pounds,
15 ounces. Mr. France Is employed with
the Alaska Road Commission.
Little Tommy Lepak, son of Mr. and. Mrs.
Ton Leoak, was hospitalized two days this
week, for treatment of his ears.