HOSPITAL NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Koonier of Katana ska
are the hanpy parents of a baby girl,bom
Kay 13th- and weighing 6: lb. and 2 oz.
.
Mrs, Gibson and new son went home on Mon
day of this nook.
Mrs. Ray KcKechnie and son rent homo on
Sunday.
Mrs. Vivian Goodrich completes hore -work
at the Hospital this reok. She and her
daughter are taking a trip to the States -
this next reek.
FRED JENSEN OF WASILLA
PASSEC AWAY FRIDAY
\
Fred Jen son, who ras hospitalized last week]
for emergency medical treatment,passed
away at 6:30 A.K. Friday morning.
Funeral Services were conducted on Sunday
afternoon from the United Protestant
Church and interment ras made in the
Palmer Cemetery.
T".'o to throo norths a so it appeared sur
pluses of many foodstuffs right bo "just
abound the comer." JSany '.'ill recall the
degression years of the T30s that v;e were
looking for the corner beyond '..'hich hotter
tir.es .'ere waiting. Changing conditions
"f the past feu rooks seer, to indicate
that the feered surpluses ray be just as
evasii as the good tines, predicted in the
I
30 s. "'a she oc
BROLUn'S
w u
EMBROIDERY PIE CEB
?ILLO!7 CASES (now in
rtock) and many other nieces from
small,to large items.
YARN in a wide variety 'of
beautiful colors.
H1RRM WITT
I
CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED
AT REASONABLE PRICES
ALSO
EXPERIENCED LADIES' TAILOR
Have your clothes made to fit.
Remember--Clothes last
longer if cleaned and
pressed before storing.
EFFICIENT & DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
DQPEN: 5 davs TOel;:
I MONO AY - F KID Ay
COAL ■ FUEL OIL
& OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS NEEDS
PAL ME I