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Mike Roberts of Janesville nines has been
hscnltollzed for medical treatment, but
is now released.
Mr. Corey of the Alaska Road Ccnnlsslon
is hospitalized due to a fractured right
collar bone and other injuries.
Mr. Meyer is reported nfc doing very well
at this writing.
Mr. Harvey Meier of Janesville is in the
Hesoltsl f or medical treatment.
PETER sc N 5TC FI-EC IN IV/ 5H O.C .
Mr. and Mrs. /.lnor J. Peterson stepped in
'Vashington after several days in Virginia,
where Mr. Peterson represented Alaska at
a Masonic gathering. Mr. Petersen is a
rf”li--known i.nchorage attorney and a former
r .«i ' at S the Matanuska Valley, having
’• r\. here during the early days ef the
r.;/ in 1935 and 1936. He Is the Repub
lic a candidate for Delegate in Congress
froa Alaska. They plan to make a trip to
Mexico City before returning hone.
CANINES Vi / N &IIEIE0N1
Paltrier ^ogs which were entered In the
Anchorage Annual Dog Show last Sunday car
ried home their share of the ribbons.
Esslinger's two Scottish terriers,Bisckey
MacDougal of Mitchell,’’Mac", won two first
prizes In his class and won a Winners rib
bon fer Dale Scotties. However, Lady
Annie VII, also Esslinger's dog, took the
honors away fron Mac by infringing hone
nine ribbons. She won four flrts, and
took the Winners ribbon In the female
class for Scottish Terriers. Then she
won a prize for Best cf the '.Vinners, Best
of the Breed and second f~r Terriers of
all classes. She was bested by a Kerry
Blue Terrier of Canadian stock. However,
she won the Green ribbon for the best
American Bred Terrivr. On top of the rib
bons she brought hone a Bronze Trophy
fren the Thunderbird Kennels cf California
as the best Scottic Terrier.
Toby, G.lden Cocker Spaniel belonging to
Dr. Graves, brought hone the blue ribbon
for the best local bred Spaniel In the
Anchorage area. Ho also-has a ribbon for
Reserve '.Vinner and two sec; nd prices in
the Asccb Cobker Spaniel class. There
were many acre dogs c'-npleting In the
Spaniel classes than In the Terrier group.
’.Ye do not have all the details on the rib
bons wen by dud Lecher1s Dachshunds, but
we urr erstand that they also brought hone
their shore of blue ribbons. The two
entered were: Matnnuskn Maid and Matanuska
Darling.
Tine"best deg of the whole show"ribbon was
awarded to Champion Pipe Dream, of'Sirrah
Srest, belonging to Mr. Moler of anchorage.
DR SIM 5 c w VV\ C/' r/C Af
Dr. F.R.Slns left on Friday of this week
for the States Where he expects to'renaln
for abut six weeks. His dental practice
is being carried an by Dr. Bell. Mrs.Sins
Is not accompanying her husband and will
handle the appointments at the office as
usual.
HO Mb f RO V SCHOOL
Kent Sandvik has beturned. from School in
the State )f "/ashingten and will spend his
sunner vacati .n at hone with his parents.
COES f 15 HIN G
Clarence Boll tooka few days off and went
fishing with Ur. Korshner at Talkeetna.
They returned with a ’big supply of fish,
consisting of Rainbow and Grayling trout.
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Mrs. Oliver Onkka was hospitalized this
week for nedical treatment.
Mrs. Joe Siemens of Glenallen is in the
Valley Hospital for nedical treatment.