. ..LOCAL NEWS
Mrs; R.E. ShoLlcy end children, of Anchor
age, aro visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fran!: Kolle:
this week.
Mr, and Mrs. John Fitt are starting their
trek to the States this weolt-Thursday, Mrs,
Witt is keeping notes on the way and will
inform us of their experiences.
Jack Heramer, son of Mr. and Mrs, Pat Hemmei
of Palmer, has returned to the’Valley aftei
being discharged from the Army.'Jack says
that he is very glad to be back. He lias
been in’India during the past year of
service.
Miss Avis Dixson, who has been dietitian
at the Hospital, loft for the States this
week Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eddy; who were both
employed at the Hospital, have also left
for the States. Mr. Eddy was confined to
the Providence Hospital in Anchorage fol
lowing the fire as a result of bums sus
tained during the fire.
Mrs. June Barker is now employed as a
nurse in the local Hospital.
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During the past few days it seemed that
whiefr ever way one looked a potato crew
was: Susy grading potatoes. It did seem
good the day the ARE backed on engine in
and hooked onto several cars loaded with
potatoes. Workers stood on the nlatforms
of both the Warehouse and the Trading Posi
or loading platform for the Produce De
partment and watched them start on their
journey.
Gardens have really perked up since the
good soaking rain and the warm days that
followed.
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