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Mr. and lira. ?*od Dye and grandson, Ralph,
left Monday morning of this week for Nampa
Idaho, via the Alaska Highway. Ralph,small
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dye of Palmer,
will spend the winter with his grandparent
and return with them to Palmer in the * i
spring.
James Monaghan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Monaghan of Palmer, returned this week
from Manilla in the Phil ..pines where he
has been stationed with the Air Corps.
Marty Sherman, who works in the Trading
Post, is passing out cigars this week.The
reason--Mrs. Sherman has presented him
with a'new son, the second child in the
family, and the second son.
Jim Baker was added to the Creamery crew
this week as an extra helper in any depart
ment where he is needed.
J.H.Davis is employed in the Ice
,Crcom room of the Creamery making your
'Matanuska Maid"Ice Cream. He replaces Bob
Ray,”ho resigned the first of the month.
It was learned here this week that Kerwin
Frank’s daughter, Darlene, has been suffer*
irg from a serious case of pneumonia, but
is much better at this writing. Kerwin, a
'3rocher of Darrell Frank and a former resi
dent of the Valley > is weill known here. He
is new living in Anchorage where he is
yard operator for the Alaska Railroad.
CifctjLJCiC
VflLLEy BARBER
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SHAVING
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