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VALLEY ELECTRIC
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TAFFETA RUFFLED
PETTICOATS
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BLACK & WHITE
all kinds of flower
SEEDS FOR i hat
LfiUJH SEEDS OF fill
GPROER HOSE
TOmPTO PLflnTS
PEPPER PLEiriTS
onion sets
VEGETABLE SEEDS
/ AM AN AML RICAN L'A)
A Proclamation has been issued by President
Trunan and by Lew II, TJilliams, Acting Gover
nor of Alaska, on n I AM AN AMERICAN RAY."
By virture of a joi-nt resolution approved
May 3, 1940 in Congress vesting authority in
President Truman he designated Sunday, May
16 to be set aside as an occasion for stress
ing the worth and meaning of American citiz
enship and. rendering special recognition to -
those who have been naturalized during the
past year as well as to those of our youth
who have reached their majority and. are
ready to assume the full responsibilities
of citizenship.
SURPRISE PA'v/ v
Mrs. Tthel Lyons was the honored guest at a
surprise party given by-the Berts Palmer
Basketball team Tuesday, April 27, at the
Neal Nright Dance Ha3.1. Mrs. Lyons was res
ponsible for the organization of the team
and served as manager during the aast season.
She was given a radio to show the team’s ap
preciation and thanks for all the time and
hard work she has spent with these girls.
NAMES GARDENS
Mrs. Maud Hosier has officially named her
farm "IIATAI1USKA "ALLEY C-AHEEJ'S" it was learn
ed this week. Mrs. Hosier has built two
greenhouses and is specializing in the pro
duction of plants and flowers. This .in
cludes potted plants as well as perenial
and annual flowers for Valley gardens this
summer. She also has vegetable rlants such
as celery, cabbage and tomatoes.
The publie is cordially invited to visit,
!Irs. Hosier stated.
LECTORS ■ TC NEW YORK
Dr. C. Earl Albrecht, Commissioner of Health,
announced that two scholarships have been
awarded to practicing physicians in the Terr
itory for one month’s observation at the Hem
orial Cancer Hospital in Hew York City. These
scholarships were awarded to Dr. Cassius C.
Carter, present City Health officer in Juneau
and Dr. Lulu II. Disosway, Physician-in-Charge
of the Hudson-Stuck Ifemorial Hospital at
Ft. Yukon. These scholarships were made'pos
sible through funds .allocated by the U.S.
Public Health Service to the Territorial
Department of Health for this purpose.
SPECIALIST IN ANCHORAGE
Dr. Milo H. Fritz has opened'an eye, ear and
throat practice in Anchorage. He was station
ed with the Army in Alaska during the war,
and has returned as a civilian arriving're
cently over the highway with his family.