LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. John P, King are tho proud '
parents of their first child,’a"daughter,
bora Saturday’August 24th 3 a.m., at tho
Clyde King Sr. Itosidonco in Palmer. The
little girl has boon nemod Sandra Lee. Mr.
King is a nephew of Clydo King.
Jack Finley, brother of Gene Finley, spent
a for; days visiting his brother Gene and
his unci<3, Carl Rasmusson, before leaving
for Enid,Oklahoma.
Ted Michel son, MVFCA Accountant, accomp
anied Mr. Arthur Kaiser and Cerlton Kaiser
to Fairbanks.
Bill Smith has had word that his daughtor,
Jackie, has arrived"at the Orthopedic
Hospital in Seattle.
Mr. Harold Pice is spending a couple of
days'in Anchorage with the Extension Sor
vic9, this wook. Mrs. Hicc and son Kenneth
accompanied him as far as Eklutna where'
they plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bromley,
Mrs. Rice’s parents.
Mr. Frank Kootoouw of Denver, Colorado,hns
boon visiting'the Walter Huntleys during
the past '.Took. Mr. Kootecuw was a ship
mate of Walter Huntley during the World
War I.
Little Jackie Carlson roturned from Kcnai,
whore she has been visiting her grand
parents. Jackie is the small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George carlson.
Mrs. Frank D->rsh, who has been ill, is
much better at this writing.
Jim Sandvik left for Fairbanks by car this
week. He intends to work awhile and then
ontor College this fall at the University
of Alaska.
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