. local news
Mr. and Mrs. Milos Prance have returned
to the Matanuska Valley to make their
home. Miles has recently been discharged
from the Marines in which he served for
three years.
Dale Graham, discharged from the Armed
Fbrces of the United States, arrived*in
the Valley during the past week. Mrs.
Bbrothy Graham (Dorothy Newville) arrived
in the Valley last fall and has been
awaiting her husbanB's discharge and re
turn to civilian life.
It appears that most of those summoned
for jury service on the 26th of February
heve been excused and have returned to
the Valley.
Bill Bouwens is back in the Valley after
a business trip to the States. Mrs.
Bouwons remained for a longer visit'and .
will be back about the first of May,
Three Palmer people have been'called on
the'Grand Jury. They are: Dr. Earl Grave£
Mrs. Lila ITewville and Oscar Bcylund.
Palmer is getting to be the "raedtingest"
town in the Territory of Alaska. If you
don’t believe it,'just look at the "Notice"
column every week. These meetings con
stitute about half of those actually talc
ing place.
Miss "Matanuska Maid" of 1946 was back at
the.Trading Post behind the Meat Counter
Monday morning. She said she was tired of
too much rest. Thnny vfrat things make us
tired isn’t it?
Mrs. Paul Aklestad took Dorothy Huntley’r
place in the Trading Post during the
Rendezvous.
Loo Swanson is employed in’the Trading
Post as new stocking clerk.
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