NEWS ITEMS
Anabel Scheibl left for the Seward Sana
torium last Friday. Mrs. Scheibl accompan
ied her on the trip.
Mrs. Betty Stephan visited in the Valley
over the -week end. She spent a few days
in Anchorage on business previously.
Mrs. Gertrude Fenser received a letter
from the Henning Bensons this week. Mrs.
Benson wrote that Henning had had to have
the cast put back on his knee and that it
would not bo removed -until April 15. Ben
sons had planned on starting their trek
back to Alaska via the Highway about the
first of April.
Mrs. Stanley 3alloun has returned from her
visit in the States.
I!rs. Zd 3arrett has had .another letter fror
her husband in ’•’hich he ' inf ormed her he
had had another operation, a minor one.
He is doing very well.
There has been quite a bit of illness in
the Valley the last couple of weeks, due
to a flu epidemic. Several teachers have
been unable to assume their duties in the
classrooms,
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SIGNS OF SPRING
Believe it or notl
Green grass nay be seen growing in Civic
Center, in front of the Post Office, for
instance. Seed and fertilizer has arrived.
Garden seeds and tools are for sale, jj^ye
?»vont and Goorgo Small are out vith their
bulldozers. Bicycles are. being seen on
the roads again. New spring clothes are
appearing in the stores.—lot it rain!
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