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HEBNESDAYS ' 2:00 to -4:00 p.m.
Mrs. Clyde King, Librarian
FRIDAYS ' 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. Wininm Curt is .Librarian
7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Miss Ruth Clcmctson,Librarian
Palmer Cold
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Storage
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FOOD
THE
MODERN WAY
LOTS OF FRESH
EGGS
BORDER’S COCKTAIL SPREADS
PICKLES SAUCES
MEAT WHEN WE CAN GET IT.
COTTAGE CHEESE
VALLEY NEWS
T2D MICHOLSON, ACCOOHTtOT for tho MTJCA,
has tcndorcd his resignation to the Board
of Diroctors whioh is to bcoone offeetive
as of Doccnbor 15,1946. Mr. Miahaelson
came here in June of this year, and has
been employed by the Co-op. His many
friends will be sorry to see him leave and
send their best wishes with him.
Mr. Miehaelsoh plans to make a trip to
Salem, Oregon, where his family is looated.
If everything goes well, he will be with
them for the Christmas Holidays..
At the present writing, no one has beftn
selcctod to replace him in the Office,
MRS. MARIE A ILECKENSTEIN, 79, who lived
in'the Territory’sinoe 1914, died October
20,’in Anchorage.
Mrs. Eleckcnstein pionoored in theMata
nuska Valley with hor husband when’the
first sottlcrs oame to this region. They
had a farm near Was ilia where they ownod
640 acres. In 1924 Mr. Hoekcnstcin was
appointed marshal of Dillingham and they
lived there for four years.
Mrs.'Fleekonstcin is survived by her hus
band, throe sons in California, aiiothor
is with his father in Bristol Bay, and
Sharon, who runs the ran«h at Wasillajtwo
daughters, Mrs. 11,0yd Snith of Wasilla and
Mrs. Eva Heming of Anchorage.
DONNIE LENTZ and'BUBS RING arc taking fly
ing lessons (G.I.) at tho Larson FLying
Sorvicc in Anchorage. Dale Sandvik is
instructor thero, having completed a
Course for Instructors rccontly.
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