HERE 6 THERE
Mrs. Oilford Lemmon was a visitor in the
Valley over the week end. Mrs. Lennon
operates Kay's Lunch at Kenai whoro the
Lemmons now make their homo. The people
of '35 will remember the Lemmons as the
original settlors on the Loberg farm.
Mr. and Itrs. Irwin Plitt and small son,
returned to the Valley this last Saturday
aftor on extended visit in the States,Tho
Plitts spent the first port of their vaca
tion in California-and then went on to
Baltimore,Mnryland, to visit Mr. Plitt's
parents. They reported a very good trip.
Snow drifts continue to interfere with
school bus transportation and milk deliv
eries. Roads that wore cleared last week
wore promptly filled in again this weok.
School continues in session with tho pupil
who ore able to attond. Milk deliveries
are very irregular although the Creamery
does manage to got a load of milk off to
Anchorage every day.
Bill Hamby celebrated his 4th Birthday
last Saturday with a little party for his
friends. Ho served thorn two Birthday
cakes, one made of Ice Cream and the other
of the usual type. Both wore decorated
with candles.
George Small reported this reek that all
tickets to the Harlem Globe Trotter's
Game for this Tbnrsday had been sold. He
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stated.that ho could have sold more than
the number he had had reserved for Palmer,
Or.e section cas held in reserve for Palmer
no more scats uoro available after that.
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