LOC^L BRIEFS
Harold Moore returned to the Valley early
this week. He went out several months
ago to visit his parents in C .lifornla;
he left his daughter, Doris, at S .nta nno
where she is enjoying her new surrounding
very much. Doris is taking treatynts at
a hospital in S .nt . B .rb r_, ..nd she is
progressing nicely.
Hor ce Dufour is looking forw .ra -to hav
ing .notin r fine flock of pullets. His'
electric incub .tor is loaded .nd working
!Ken Foster h .ci spring broilers on the
jaarkt t two «v,i ks ago, weighing two to
Ithrec -nd cni.-h.lf lbs. Ken nude up h-ls
own incub-.tor. The Co-op 'Warehouse noy.
has electric hi-.ting elements -.nd fan
::,ot.rs for s ,1c .
at this time of the year we need to be €£■
peel lly vigil-..nt --.bout keeping power lines
hot. Lots of f .rms have electric lncu
jbators In operation. The M.L....suggests
th.„t if anyone finds the line po or off I
he immediately notify them, day or night.
Rev. Janes Sne^ d received word from Aina
Savage, the writer, who visited the Valley
last summer. She* wrote that sho was
speaking that night at Long Isl nd and
was going to tell them about the M itmnuska
Valley because that w ;s one of the first
things people ask a.bout when they're t'rilnk
about Alaska.
The fish stories have already at .rted now
- we hear H :rcld Steph .n caught a trout
twenty-three Inches lone. Shill '
Mrs. V.n. Snodgrass has aDplled for .lcc
trlc service on Tract Ilf. Tm. 0. Nec-ly
for tr ct £.
Cpi. Rex Lhrh. rt Is sptndJng hi". 30-day
furlough In P lmcr ■ nd vicinity._
L C S T
Dark 31 ue Parker Pen - Vuccunatic Tr-. iS -
pare.nt-Barrel. '.'.omens model with clif..
Finder please leave nt Co-op Office f >r
I leunor Oman.
OPEN: 9:00 A.M.
- 8:00 f.M.
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