. . . LOCAL NEWS .
Mrs. J.L. Ray and her mother, Mrs. Lawrence
Arndt, are visiting a few days this week
with Mr. Lawrence Arndt in Seward.
Mrs, Thomas Hoover, mother of Mrs, Frank
Dorsh, is visiting a few days with the
Dorsh family.
Mrs, Murfray Bell and daughter Fay visited '
with Mrs. Dorothy Bell and"Wanda on Satur
day afternoon of last week.
Myles Hyland is leaving this week for the
States where he will undergo medical treat
ment. He is being relieved by Harvey
Marsh who will take care of his duties in
the Civic Center during his absence.
Miss Sarah Dunn has arrived in the Co-op
Office to replace Miss Yvonne Nelson who
left us the first of September. Miss Dunn
is now the Pay Roll Clerk and takes core
of the secretarial work for Mr, Harriss.
Mrs. Ray was taking care of this work un
til Miss Dunn arrived.
Homer Benston, linemen for the Alaska Rail
road, was thrown from a speeder and sue+a
tainod head and back injuries. He was
hospitalized in Palmer for several days
and treated by Dr. Hoehn.
Nool Kopporud.ago 2, pulled an oil barrel
onto himsolf ana broke his right log. He
v/as treated in the Palmer Hospital by Dr.
Hoehn and was sent home later.
John DeVries has beer, doing some much need
ed work at the Hospital, A now stairwa3r
has been built, new cupboards built in and
many other jobs of similar nature done that
mokes the hospital much more convenient.
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STANDARD OR lAjODUCTS
DIESEL OIL
LUBRICATING OILS
FUEL OIL
STANDARD GAS
CHEVRON SUPREME
BLAZO KEROSENE
IN OUR REPAIR SHOP WE DO --
BODY FENDER & RADIATOR REPAIR
TIRE REPAIR --WELDING 6 MACHINE WORK
GREASE JOBS--OVERHAULING
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BRING IT IN.
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