DECEMBER BABIES
Mr.and Mrs. Art Stenberg welcomed
their first born son, Sam Arthur,
on December 2. He weighed 6 lbs.
and 6 oz. at birth.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis of ’..'asilTe
became the parents of a daughter
on December 10, at the Hospital.
The new baby weighed 6 lbs and: 6 oz
Mr. and Mrs. Berr.ie Bouwens are the
proud parents of a son, Dennis'
James, who arrived, on December 17,
at. the Valley Hospial. The baby
weighed 9^’lbs. at birth. . ■ .
FLYING BOSSIES
Cent, from pace 3
Airport by Photographers from the"
Anchorage News »nd Anchorage Tines;
Cap and ! !rs . he enan, 'Tr. ana !'rs.
Janes :. rov;n, and h'envor from the
Anchorage Fairy; Janes H.V'ilson,
Cenerul 1 >r. HYFCA; Herb Kopperud,
Pat Henner and Thomas Nail with
trucks for their transportation to
the Valley.' The. cows were-taken to
the '.Aria .-j.derson hairy farm v.-hor
they were fed and liked. Pro.n theib
they •Til c. istricit-d to the fol
lowing firms: Clarence Hoffman,Clifi
Cover, -Hay Pcbarchok,Clair Patton,
Henry Jor.se-n and Pol art '-.'ebb.
Aerie --nderson left again for Ceattl
on Thursday to got a second plane
loud-. Virgil Lckort remained in
Sear tlt; to rr.ak-e . arrangements for the
shi.:.. r.t of• more cows. The next
plane 1c .1 is expected on Friday of
this v _• •,-: m o cher 25 head will be
ship.; rd by coat cr. the_23, and will'
be accompanied by Jalrhar Kerttula
who is or. his way homo for v'aci’ticn.
The first plane lead.of.cows c erne
from E'ritish Columbia, Mr. hilson
said. Some of those yet to come v/ili
also bo from 5.Jr arid.the rest will
come from around Ivcratt. Those
being shipped.'by boat , are dry stock.
Valley folks who took care of the -
cows upon their arrival managed to
get to bed at 5:30 a.m. Thursday
morning.
MARKS OF AN EDUCATED MAN
The marks of-an educated man:
II. He cultivates' an open mind.
'2. He. -alv.'ays listens to one who
! knows.
3. He never laughs at new ideas.
A. He knows the secret of getting
along with people.
5. He cultivates the habit of suc
cess.
■6. He links himself with a just
cause.
7. He knows it is never too late to
j learn.
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■MRS. HELLER ILL
'It has- been learned through letters
from Hrs. Frank Heller that she has
;been very ill the past few weeks.
She underwent a serious major surgery
this past fall. At the tine she
wrote she was improving, but still
Vy'eak.
,3he also writes that they hat hoped
to return to .-.laska befoiw this.
:Frank, she says.will never be happy
any place else.
The Hollers send greetings
’wishes to'their friends in
| CHIL L V WE.3 / 'HE R ' 0OESN ‘ i
; DAUNT FTN C'CHL L FL AVERS
<About 40 persons turned out for
^the Orange Pinochle party on ’ednes
• day evening of this week in spite
of the cold snap which hit the 1
ley.
.'-hen the final scores wore t Hied,
i Grant Kenscr v;as high for the- eon,
i-'rs. Hart king was airh for the
ladies, end Foe Shreves von the
: Traveling Frise.
Folio' ing the
inch
served by the Pinochle committed.
Christmas colors v-ero used through
out the decorations and lunch.
I RETURNS TO VALLEY
! Lloyd Hilton has returned to the
: Valley. The Miltons' left here sev
eral years.ago and resided in Ore
i gon.
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