CULVERS LERVIDG
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Culvsr and family ore
leaving the Volley seen. They hove sold
their home in Palmer to Mr. ond Mrs. Roy
McCartney, and plan on leaving for Idaho
os s~on as their new car arrives.
IflfHE FfiOfll COLLEGE
Lorry Stock has returned to Palmer fron
Everett, Washington, where he has been at
tending college. Larry expects to be in
the service before long.
■m.o: in vrocouver
According to word received from T,M.EUn
by Mrs. Snodgrass cn Monday, there is a
possibility that i?M.D.n may have his op
eration at Vancouver instead of Portland,
Oregon, as was expected.
visits oo surra
Old tine Vf:lley residents will be in
terested t* learn that flStew” Campbell
was a Falser visiter lest Sunday, calling
cn a few eld friends. MStewn, who werked
far the G, v eminent during the construction
days, was last here in April cf 1938.
DON’T FORGET THE U.F. BAKE SALE ON SAT
URDAY, AT THE TRADING POST.
HERBERT SCHfTlIDT LERVES
Herbert Scheldt left Wednesday by plane
for Kalispell, Mentone. Mr. Scheldt has
been employed by the Arctic Sheet Metal
Works, which was sold this week tc John
Weisenberger, of Palmer.
Norbert Swobcda of Palmer is now working
for Kirk Sales and Service as a mechanic.
He has been employed by the Harold Mcore
Garage for the pest three and one-half
years.
ALL FARMERS who have made applications
for the pure seed through the Alaska Cert
ifled seed Growers Assfn. program, are
requested to return all questi onal res to
the office at College, Alaska, net later
than March 5th. 1951.__
NOTICE
FOR "TOWER OFF" AFTER HOURS
SUNDAY or HOLIDAYS. call
VERNON FRIDLEY
OFFICE CLOSES NOON on SATURDAY
Matp.nuska Electric Ass1 n.... Palmer
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This year, there’ll be a bigger rush
fcr shop service th?n ever before.
Sc check your tractor new an:’. If y *u
are going tc nee: shop work, call us
right away so we can put your n°;r.e
on cur ar’v^nce service schedule.
Den’t get caught in the last ninute
rush.