MC CARTNEYS HAVE COMPANY
IThe Ray McCartney family is-enjoying
a visit from Mr. McCartney's sistey
Mrs. Ruth Bennett and Micky; and hij
father, Mart McCartney .of Nebraska.
They are spending the summer in
.hlas Ka.
BREAKS LEG
Word has been received here that
Tim Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.Neil
Miller, had the misfortune to break
his leg in an accident . when . the
bicycle on which he was riding was
struck by a car. Tim, who is visit
ing in Wisconsin with his mother,
approached an intersection on his
bicycle just as a car was approach
ing from the side. The bicycle
breaks did not hold and although
Tim turned his bicycle the same di
rection as the car was headed, he
was hit and suffered a broken leg.
Mrs.Miller’s and Tim's r-ttirn to the
Valley has been delayed as a result
of the accident. Mr. Miller st&tdd
that he did expect them back before
school opens however.
VISIT DR. HAM
Mrs. Id Barrett reports a very fine
trip to Valdez. Shu said, that they
also visited in Chitina. While in
Valdez, they visited with Dr. Kan,
who sent greetings to all his •' *
friends in the Valley. The Barretts
were accompanied by Mrs.Don Paries
and Audrey on the trip.
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