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T.'ASILLA SERVICES
SUNDAY
T7EDNESDAY
T PALMER SERVICES
SUNDAY
TUESDAY
10:00 a. Ei.
8:00 p.ir.
8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.n.
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ACCIDENT LIFE
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HEALTH FIRE
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MATANUSKA VALLEY IBANK
THERE
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ALASKA to OREGON
EranI: Heller'recently'sold his barber equip
ment to H. G. .McManus, o\7ner of a chain of
Barber shops in Alaska.
Mr. Heller has been in the Co-op Barber
Shop for the past two years. He cane here
from Juneau where^had operated his own
barber shop for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Heller plan to leave for Fair
banks about the wfiirbt of October wh ere '
they will visit their daughter and family,
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Wilson and three children,
From there they plan to begin their trek
south, stopping at Juneau to visit'friend5,
Their destination will be Portland,Oregon,
where Mrs. Heller has a brother.
The Hellers are real Sourdoughs of Alaska,
having lived here most of their married’
lives. Mrs. Wilson, their only chilly was
born in Alaska.
The Co-op Barber Shop is now being operated
by Mr. D.S. Meeks. Mr. McManus will arrive
later to join Mr. Meeks and both plan to
remain here,
H3T0RIS FROM THE STATES
Mrs. Ed Ueeck arrived on Monday via Air
from the middle west states where she visit
ed for awhile after taking Mrs. Harry Camp
bell £ her daughter-in-law, to i\ilsa, Okla
homa. She reports that Mrs, Campbell is
getting along fine since her operation.
She has left the hospital and is at the
hone of her undo in lUlsa. It will be
necessary for her to remain there'for an
other ir:To months, Mrs. Ueeck said.
A CHOICE
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PHONE
SELECTION Of
NEW
POTATOES
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FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE.
LOCAL
LETTUCE
CABBAGE
CARROTS
BEETS
FRESH & CURED m E flT5
a large variety oe groceries & conriED gooijs
OPED EVER9 Dfly
8;oo am to g--oo p.m.