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Valley residents scattered out over
a wide area for their Fourth of July
holiday celebrations.
Among those who spent the week-end
in Fairbanks and points north were:
Don Irwin, Roland Snodgrass, Tr. and
Mrs. C.H. hilson, Dr. and Mrs. Allan
Mick, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jolly, Mr.and
Mrs. Carl Rasmu'sen. Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton -^ss linger, Rev. and Mrs.
Victor Alfsan, and Mr. and Mrs,Harlow
Hodgson,
The Esslingers and the Rasmussens
motored north to Circle Hot Springs,
Circle and the Yukon river.They went
bathing in the hot water pools at
the springs. Mrs. Rasmussen stated
that th... gardens were beautiful and
far advanced over Valley gardens.
Fresh cabbage was served on the ta
bles, she- said.
Mr. and Mrs* Ed Earrett, Mrs. Don
Parks, Mr. and Mrs. George Shreve
and family, Mr. and Mrs. I.C, S^ock,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lepak, Mr. and Mrs.
Art c>tenberg, M'r. and Mrs. Bob Pettin
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meier, and Mr.and
Mrs. Frank Brown and Carmen enjoyed
the Fourth in Valdez. Valdez was re
ported as being co crowded that peopl
had to practically sleep in the
streets, i-rs. Stock said that every
small creek and late along the high
way had its share of campers and
fishers. Looked more like the States
than anything she had ever seen in
Alaska, she said.
fhe Harry Ryans, Roetamans and L.P.
Rorrisons enjoyed the Fourth at Taz
lina lake.
Tr. and Mrs. Leo Jones were at Copper
Center.
A large number of Palmer people went
to Anchorage to see relatives and
see the parage and other festivities
put on in that city. The Zaboracs
and Miles Frances visited at the Du
Rand home. Mrs. DuRand is Mrs.Zaborac
and Mrs. France’s mother, Uilliam
Bouwerrs & family, Zino ’ irtan^n A
family, Marylou Lashbrook and Allen
(.Tiller were also gunnng Anchorage visi
tors.
■hile those who went north encount•
ered rainy weather, those who travels
south or remained in the Valley an
joyed some really warm weather. I:..
Anchorage people crowded to tne b .a''l
a-t Lake Spenard until it looker. r.<v
all the world like some beach in > Xj.
ifornia.
The Harold Moore family took a trip
to Northway and stopped to fish near
Tok. Upon their return they prowl3 v
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