visit the piersons
Mr. and Mrs. Art Pierson are enjoy
ing a visit with friends from Hunt
ington, Park,California. Mr. and
Mrs. R.A. Eikenberry left home on
June 15th and motored to Vancouver,
where they boarded a boat for 3kag
way. From there they went to V.'hjte
Horse,Fairbanks,Circle Hot. Springs,!
Kotzebue, Nome, McKinley Park and
then to Palmer to visit the Piersons
From the Valley they plan to go to
the Kenai Peninsula and then via
boat to Vancouver tohere they will
pick up their car. They expect to
arrive home about September 15th,
On Friday of last week Mrs. Pierson
and Mrs. Eikenberry attended the
’/omen’s Business and Professional
Club luncheon in the Jade Room.
RETURN TO PALMER
Mrs. Opal Dye and sons, Ralph and
Fred, returned to the Valley on Sun
day of this week. They report a
very pleasant summer in Idaho and
California where they visited.
Y/'kile in Los Angeles, they had the
pleasure of appearing on a Tele
vision broadcast over Station KFI- j
TV. !
Mrs. Dye says that she is glad to
be back in Alaska.
After ell, horse sense is just gotd
old stable thinking.
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DAYLIGHT FLIGHTS to SEATTLE
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Stewardess Service
NEW TOURIST FARE
£70.00 plus tax—4 Flights Y/eekly
Other Coaeh fares
Minneapolis Milwaukee New York
£126.00 £133.00 £167.00
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DAILY FLIGHTS TO SEATTLE
First Class Fare—‘'.92.00 plus tax
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