FROM' SNOW TO WATER
A very for rooks ago the x'oad Commission
mas fairly snored under tyying to kocp the
roads open, but the picture has suddorly
changod and they aro nor battling lakes
and rivers on the roadsj The next problem
rill undoubtedly bo a battle rith the mud.
For several days tho ARC has been the
alert matching tho Pioneer Peak slide alorc
the Anchorage Highray. Danger and rarning
signs have been posted and Bulldozers arc
on the job ready to go to rork the minute
th.o slide moves across the road, Mr. King
stated this rook.
The roads are not the only problon to Voir
ley residents. T is rook several have re
ported flooding basements. In spite of
drainago tiles lain along the base of ce
ment basements to nreVent flooding by car
ing off surface rater, many arc still hav
ing trouble rith rater scoping in.
FLOW EPS FOR EVERY OCCASION
Mrs. Maud Hosier informs us that her Fas
ter Lilies are budding. She has Daffodils
and Hyacinths nor. Maud tolls us that
any onu ranting plants can leave orders at
tho Forth Palmer Store, and then the plants
can be picked up at the ■ Matnruska Valley
Gardens. Visitors arc very relcono at the
Gardens, so some Sunday or evening rhen
out for a drivo just drop in and sbo hat
Maud has cooking for tho summer season.
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BENEFIT FIRE ASSOCIATION
20 DOOR PRIZES
PA L MER COMMUNITY HAIL
SATURDAY MARCH 12
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DAYLIGHT FLIGHTS TO SEATTLE
In corfortablc DC-4's r'ith Stcrardc.-s
Service
NEW TOURIST FARE
$70. plus tax "Ebur Flights ckly
21S0
DAILY FLIGHTS TO SEATTLE
First Class Fare— 092.00 plus tax.
C-'XL: RL .CK. .30 FRITS; BOX 1673
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