AROUND TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. ./ayne Bouv/ens'are .tlje par
ents of a daughter, born Monday evening, ’
March 5th, in Valley Hospital-*- . The. baby,
which weighed seven pounds, four ounces'at
birth, has been named Nanette 'Elisabeth.
She is Mr. and Mrs. Bouwens' first child.
Mr. Jame3 Hurley, past-president of the
Palmer hiwanis Club, has been selected to
produce the second annual Minstrel £>how, tc
be given later this spring. Joe Hudock,
who produced the first Palmer hiwanis min
strel here last year, and has got this
spring's production well under way, announ
ced last week that due to extra-curricular
college work and his work as a teacher in
the Palmer School, it is impossible to fine
time for other activities.
Mr. ^nd Mrs. Don Moore are the parents
of a son born in Valley Hospital this.week.
Mrs. Moore is *uhe former Betty Meehan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker are the parents
of a daughter born at Providence Hospital
in ..nchorage, on February 27th. Margaret
Ruth, who weighed seven pounds, eleven
ounces at birth, is the Raker's first
child.
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We're as eager as ever to do your work
but, with conditions as. they are, we
hope you'll give us a little advance
notice.
Now's a good time to call us and let us
put your name on our list of customers
who need mechanical labor and parts.
That way, we'll be sure to have your e
quipment fixed up in plenty of time for
work next season.