LOCAL NEWS
We forgot to include in last weeks news
items that Mrs. Ethel Lyons, third grade
teacher, has gone to Cordova for the surame
The L. L'. Hunter family and party who made
a trip to Fairbanks recently say that they
had a very nice trip and that the road was
in much better condition than they had
expected. At no place, Mrs. Hunter says,
was it any worse than it is between here
and Wasilla. They went via Tok Function.
All cannery workers and f isheman from the
Valley "tfcok off” for the fishing grounds
this week when the news of the strike
settlement came through.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery and Jean drove to
Anchorage Sunday. Jean'was bridesmaid at
the wedding of a friend.
Mrs. William Bouwens has returned to the
Valley after a long visit in the States.
He are keeping our fingers crossed while
the warm weather lasts. Doesn't it seem
".ran a?
Mrs. R.K. Anenan has been a guest of Miss
Ruth Havenor this week. Mrs. Alleman is
from Ketchikan and was the Bride’s attend
ant at the wedding of Dr. Sims and Miss
Izola Wilson.
Mrs, Joe Lentz'reports that her grandson,
Bobby Peterkin, is getting along fine with
his fractured leg.
Mrs, Kerwin Frank and children were visitor
in Palmer recently. Hr. Frank is an em- '
ployec'of the Alaska Railroad at Sunshine,
Alaska.
Hr. and Mrs. L.C.Stock and family havo been
very busy getting moved onto their farm
south of town,,
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