A MODERN CHRISTMAS
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donee of following this
pattern. Millions of
present day parents arc
certainly poor examples
for their children. Why
not slow down before it
is too late, and give
the kids a chance?
C .R.Rasmus sen
NOTICE
THE BULK PLANT "/ILL
BE CLOSED M0NDAv MORN
ING, DECEMBER 2lj.th.,F0R
INVENTORY. IT WILL RE
OPEN AT NOON.
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will go on until Christ
mas, all proceeds going
to the Hospital Fund,
as announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Loomis of Falmer, are
the parents of a daugh
ter, their first child.
The baby has boon named
Nanette Linda, and was
born December li;.
Angus McKechnio and
Jim Sandvik drove to
Seward and Kenai this
week. They expect to
be back in Palmer for
the Holidays. Angus
has been working in
Fairbanks for several
months•
Mrs. Ray McKechnio
and son Dennis have re
turned hone from their
trip to Minnesota.
Dr. and Mrs. C.0.
Bailey became the par
ents of a son,Lloyd
Francis 111, Monday,
December 17th., at Prov
idence Hospital in
Anchorage•
An application to wed
was filed in U.S. Comm
issioner's Court this
week by John Ruiz Dodge
and Nancy Gwyn Wade.
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Ronald Shook, Hans;
Billy McKinley, Dirck;
Robert Barry; Mynheer
Van Hals, Hondrieka’s
grandfather.
Dutch Dancers: Carmel
Lee Mohan; Billio Cot
rill; Sammy Westgate;
Ann Whetstone; Garry
Cornelius; and Lila Hos
kins .
Music Directors; Miss
Thompson, Mr. Zawalnlcki
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HORTON AUTOMATIC IRONERS
MARQUETTE RANGES
ELECTRIC CLIFTER3 FOF STOCK.
ELECTRIC DRILLS (£-£)
ELECTRIC GRINDERS
LECTRO-SAWS
MOTORS (i-l/3-g MORSE)
EXTENSION CORDS
SAW MANDRELS
TANK HEATERS
POULTRY HEATERS
HOOF CLIPPERS
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FLANES
LEVELS
SAWS
GUNS
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