t Ycv ill.'"''
Frank Dorsh* former Palmer resident and
Co-op employee in the Garage, is now in
stallation engineer for the Fairbanks tor
se Company, Spokane, Washington.
"Ginny" and Diana, small daughters of
Mr. and 1vjT3. Bob Crites, are to have ton
sillectomies on Friday morning, at Valley
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Perkins and son are
back in Palmer after their vacation in the
States* The Perkins' left Palmer last
winter, purchased a car "outside", and
made a tour of the States, before return
ing to the Valley for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pippel are the parents
of a son, which just missed being a Easter
baby by a few seconds, when it was born
Monday morning, at Valley Hospital.
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE IN THE SCHOOL E
LeCTION, ON .JPR1L 3 rd.
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B.-RB WIRE
.ji old' customer., whoso
tractor we wore over
hauling# came in the
other day. He pulled
up’ h' chair, lit his
pipe and asked, "./hen will my Farmall be ready? We'll ha/e it for you
by the first of the week," I answered-,.. "Guess there won't be much
plowing before that," ' ‘
"That's O.L.," he said, "I'm sure glad you put my plow in tip-top shape,
too,* Once the ground dries up, I can keep going from dawn 'till dark,"
"That's-why we have this service;" I said,
in the field,"
"It saves time and trouble