LOCAL
NEWS
Neil Miller, who is employed at the Vet- [
eras's..Administration Office in Anchorage
spent Sunday through‘Tuesday with his
far.ily in the Valley.
Don McKechnie has returned from a recent \
trip to the States,
Jeanette Heramer visited her parents in j
Palmer over the week end. Jeanette is
employed at the Ambassador Club in Anchor
age.
According to word received here this'week
Mr; and Mrs. Julius ELlcher of ^Horner, Alds
ka, have another son born in Schlossweg, I
Switzerland where the Kilchers^ hile been
visiting the past year. Kilchers will be'
remembered as living on the Darrell Prank
farm a-'out five years ago. They moved'fron
here to Homer wh ere they have a farm* [
Craha :ell visited in Palmer with Mrs. j
Dorothy Bell and "anda recently. Graham ,
who has been employed with the ARC near
Potter during the summer months is now in!
Anchorage.
According to Mr. Lorin T. Oldroyd, udio
was in Faimer and Wasilla over the week
end to attend 4-H Achievement Day,reports
that Miss Maryln Johnson, District Demon
stration Agent, is expected this week.He
went to Anchorage on Monday evening ex
pecting to meet her before returning to
win a
IIOVEOIBER 2Z
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2 1 TURKEYS - CHICKENS - HAMS
TO BE. GIVEN AV/AY.
Sponsored by the Ilatanuska Valley Fire Aon
Fa irbanks.
Joe Cochran of Kenai reported that Vince
Stephan is getting moved into his new
store in Kenai. The Stephans lost theit
store building by fire and have rebuilt.
Jim SandviijWho was'injured in an accident '
is a jeep last week, is up and around again.
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