’l.GCAL\ NtWS •
Mrs. Margaret Hafemeistor was in Falrnor
this week in connection with the Ttelfaro
Department. •'
Miss Margaret Martin was in Palmer this
week attending the Valley Homemaker s'cLtlhs
at which she gives the Month's demonstra
tion.
Harry Ryan is back'in the Valley after a
trip to tho States.
Mr. Parker Lostcr will bo in Anchorage
next week and on Wednesday he will spoak
over K.F.Q.D. on "Soil Conservation Pro
gram and Soil Analysis”. Tho last of March
and tho first part of April ho expocts to
be in Seldovia and Homer.
Clay Johnson ha3 boon ill and cohfinod to
his homo.
Mrs. Harold Stephan reports that hor hus
band is improving and i3 much better than
a wook ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Kemmor and family have
moved into the house formerly occupied by
the Frank Dorsh family. Mr. and Mrs.Dave
Harmon then moved into the apartment va
cated by~Joe~Hbmicrh7the Chicken Coops
1
Bob Ray resigned at Koslosky'3 whore he
was employod, and is now working in tho
Co-op Warehouse. Ho will replace Bari
Cook whoso resignation becomes effective
as of March 15.
Mrs* Chris Anderson visited at tho homo of
her son hnd family,'Mr. and Mrs. Mcrlo
Andorson, this wook.
Mrs. Meehan, who was fomofly employed at
the Matanuska Valley Lodge, is now working
in the Shamrock Bakery,
Buddy (Edwin) Lentz is at home for awhile
as a result of a broken arm which ho ac
quired on Monday of this week while working
for a construction company at tho Army
Base.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pctorkin are now liv
ing in Phoenix, Arizona, whore they have
.purchased a now h6mo, Mrs, Potorkin is tho
! former Jane Lants*' •:
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