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SCHOOL- CLOSED FOR
A DAY-DUE TO' STORM
Tho month of February oporfd with ono of
our famous northeasters which soon denuded
tho treos of all thoir snowy white clothing.
It was no time before roads woro blockod
everywhere in tho Valloy and with snow
clearing equipment brokon down and in the
shop for repair, everyone was soon pretty
well ’snowed in.’ Fortujtotely this wind
lasted for only a day, but it was Tuesday
before busses could get through to bring
the children to school. ( Wo read that in
Florida all schools closod when tho temp
erature dropped to 32 above and that people
staid in bed \mtil noon to kocp warm,) (Of
courso Florida doesn’t prepare for cold
woather, which would make a big difference}
Mr. King reported on Thursday of this
week that all valloy roads arc now open.
The Road Commission is returning to the
Independence road on Friday of this week
to resume their work there.
This last woek all rosidents of Indepen
dence wore brought dorm'to the Valley ex
cept the night watchman. George Snail
leveled off a aiod road and pulled the
sleds to the end of. the cleared road whore
the; occupants of the sleds wore transferred
to trucks and brought to the Valloy, For
tunately there wero enough trucks so that
no one had to ride outside the cabs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carlson and anall
daughter, Jackie, were among those evacu
ated from the Indopdndonco mine. They plan
to go to Konai in the near future and are
now in Anchorago.
Mrs. Livingston, fdiroor Selective Service
Clerk in Anchorage, was in Palmer this
last weok ond.
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