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This is the last summer edition
of the Valley Settler by your Sum
mer Editor, Esther Kerttula. It
has been an interesting and enjoy
able job, arid I shall miss putting
out the "Settlor" each week. How
ever it is College time again, and
I shall be leaving for Seattle this
weekend where I attend the Univer
sity of Washington.
Mrs. Lucille LaDuke, Winter Edi
tor, will return to the paper next
week.
Marty Sherman began work in the
Meat Department of Koslotky's this
week.
Bernie Niemann is now employed
in the Trading Post Warehouse.
Mrs. Schott and DeLoris, mother
and sister of Mrs. A.F.Meekin,Jr.,
have been spending a few days in
Palmer this week.
Tho Richard Mohans were badly
shaken Tuesday evening, when ano
ther car ran into theirs as they
were turning off at the Elclutna
road; no one was seriously hurt.
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NOTICE
For "POWER OFF" • after hours
SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS . . . .call
VERNON FRIDLEY
Office closes noon Sat.
Matanuska Electric Ass’n. Palmer
Any time now the temperature /
will drop to 32 and lower
Don’t get caught.
Drain the cooling systems of
tractors, trucks, power units,
small engines, water-cooled
refrigeration condensing units,
etc., nightly. Remember water
filled tires. Put in anti
freeze and
BE READY FOR WINTER ! !