REAL . ESTATE
M.n.SNODG GASS
LISTINGS NEEDED for TOLU &
FARIT Property
DISH pans
CL AKAS
V A M £ T V
H A S
$1.30
$2.15
BOOKS
(aluminum)
Seamless
TEAKETTLE (aluminum)
lie now have F;PL! RECORD
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on a cloud since
I had my CAR
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INCORPORATE FARM
Con L. Irwin, director of ..gricultur
Eapartment activities in ^lnska,and
Hr. C.E.hlbrecht, Alaska’s Commis
sioner of Health, are planning a
farming venture in the Valley that
has been incorporated for $100,000
in Juneau, it was learned here this
week.
The enterprise will be known as
Irwin, ^Jbrecht Farms, Inc. The
corporation listed its objectives
as agricultural pursuits. Both
I rc» Trw.!n and Mrs, *0.Drooht are
lasted as principalis in the Corpor
ation.
Y-pur blood travels 106,000 000
riJ in .14 hours. if veu re »n
f d j ' t an ^ V’eit.i afou*' 1 "o dvnnd:
EAS lE R EGG HUNi
"WELL RECEIVED
More than 1200 eggs were collected
and dyed and bidden for ths'^ager
Easter Egg hunters.'At 12:30 the 3o
op whistle announced the beginning
of the mass hunt. The grown-ups
seemed to have as much fun as the
children.
In the 1-5 Age Group the following
won prizes
Susie Black,Age 5,Gold Egg,won one
•; j ’ Easter basket.
Greg Pippel,^.ge 3,Silver Egg, won
one live bunny
Sandra Sue Garroll,Age 3, won one
stuffed duck for finding the most
eggs. Sandra collected 18 eggs,
irlarie Anderson, Age 3, won a small
Easter basket for collecting 15
eggs.
In the 6-10 Age group prizes for
the Gold, Oliver and mos.t eggs were
von by
-ynn Robert, Age 6, Gold Egg, One
Easter Basket.
Boger Wendt, Age 9, Silver Egg, won
one live'tunny.
Bert Verrall, Age 10, won five pass
es to the Valley Theatre for find
ing the most eggs. Bert collected
14 eggs. ' ..
Mien Alison, Age 9, came in second
with 12 eggs and was awarded one
small Easter Basket.
it the egd of the -Egg Hunt, a live
)unny was turned loose and was
;aught by James Fogg, age 9.
■he Kiwanis Club wishes to thank the
Jhurch officials and ministers for
;heir cooperation in publicizing the'
ivent, thd Boy Scouts for patrolling,
ill the people who made donations.
Members of the committee who engi
neered the event were: Jack Maze, •
t1 im Hurley, Bill Rempel, A1 Saxton,
Marvin Slaughter, and Joe Hudock
who was Fieid-Manager.
TYPHOID NUMBERS 12
Twelve cases of Typhoid Fever have
boon confirmed in the -uichorage
area according to the ,-nchorage
Office of th<_ Department of Health.
Dr. Robert ... Stickler, Department'
of Health Epidemiologist said that,
"he are making definite progress in
the epidemic, but the solution is
not yet in sight,'1'
Fvblio £ .it t. rings where food is
served have boon restricted in the
entire ..-.nchnrcgo area. Immunization
clinics ar b.ing held and residents
have been ~ .vised to boil all drink
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