Hnstus v;as walk£Ag with his friend along
e. country rond end as he walked ho mused
himself by flicking the hornets from off
the flowers in his path with tho end of
his cane.
Suddenly they came upon n huge nest.
"Nor; Rdstus," said tho friond,’’hero’s your
chance." • •
"No Sir," replied Rastus with a grin,
"they're organized,"
FEATURING
"matanuska maid"
PRODUCTS
STEAK dinners
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
ICE CREAM
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GOOD (
PLACE
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MEET
YOUR
FRIENDS
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TOMATOES RIPEN OUTDOORS
I**, C.C, Brix reports that ho has boon
oating ripe tomatoes for the past two weeks
that riponod outdoors.
VISITORS AT THE WATSONS'
Mrs. Jock Gilbroth of Anchorage visited at
the Watson home this last week end. *
Bob Ingram from Son Cruz, California, who
has been working in the fisheries at Kodiak
this surmor, visited at the Watson hone
before returning to the States.
BODY-FENDER-PAINT MAN ARRIVES FOR CO-OP
Mr. T.L. Cameron and family arrived on
Monday of this wook. They come here from
Fairbanks and aro living in the former
Emery apartment, Mr. Cameron will bo tho
Body,Fcndor, and Paint man at the Co-op
Carage.
BAPTISIMAL SERVICES HELD IN ST.MICHAEL ’ S
CHURCH SUNDAY
Little Francos Linda Leo Folk, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Victor Falk Jr, was baptized
in St, Michael's Catholic Church on Sunday
September 1,
Patricia Leo Bruckbauor, /nail daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Bruckbauor, was fa so
baptized in St, Michael’s Catholic Church
on Sunday,
1® AND MRS, ROBERT KESSLER IN VALLET Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Kessler were visitors in
Palmer this wook end, Mr. Kessler wont
on a hunting trip while Mrs.'Kessler visit
ed with Mrs, Bernice Johnson,
EXCAVATING
CESS POOLS
EMIL LARSH
DON McKECHNIE
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